Verb
English: toss something, throw around, hurl about
German: schleudern, herumwerfen
Source: KGT (217 KE, 245 EK)
KLCP Level: 3
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Notes
KGT p. 91. (Note that Soj woD ["He/she throws the food away"], which refers to a regrettable activity, is very different from Soj jaD ["He/she throws or hurls the food in the manner of a projectile"], which, under certain circumstances, is considered a reasonable pastime.)
This is used for throwing things at people.
Usage for jaD
moQ (n) spiked pommel of a d'k tahg knife
moQ (n) sphere
moQ (v) be blistered
moQ (n) sphere
moQ (v) be blistered
wI- (vp) we-him/her/it
jaD (v) toss something, throw around, hurl about
jaD (v) toss something, throw around, hurl about
'ej (conj) and (joining sentences)
wI- (vp) we-him/her/it
tlhur (v) catch
tlhur (v) catch
ma- (vp) we
baQ (v) toss bat'leth from one hand to the other
baQ (v) be fresh, be just picked (fruit, vegetable)
baQ (v) take turns
baQ (v) toss bat'leth from one hand to the other
baQ (v) be fresh, be just picked (fruit, vegetable)
baQ (v) take turns
We take turns throwing the ball to each other
Type: sentence - Source: qurgh
