English: slam down (object is the thing slammed down)
German: niederdrĆ¼cken, aufschlagen
Source: qepHom 2015 p.19
KLCP Level: 4
qepHom 2015: A stamp (rubber stamp, a tool/device, not postage stamp) is a toqwIn. To use a stamp, you ink it up and then you Dut it ("slam [it] down"). The word for ink is rItlh, and the ink pad is called rItlh 'echlet. The image that results from using a rubber stamp is yang. When you ink it up, do you simply Dut it into the rItlh 'echlet? Yes, but there is a way to say that you're applying ink. To "ink up" a rubber stamp is to laS it. This verb is also used to refer to putting paint on a rItlh naQ. Maltz said that there's a slang term for this action also: pID. Can the verb Dut "slam down" be used for other things, too? Yes, like when you're angry, you "slam down" the phone. The verb Dut is not exclusive to the use of a stamp, right. So the stamp is the object of the verb Dut. The object is not the paper: toqwIn vIDut I slam down the stamp.
English: stress, emphasize
Source: qep'a' 27
KLCP Level: 3
literally "slam down"
There is no usage for this word in the database.
