Verb
English: be suspended, be dangling, be straight (hair)
Source: Hamletmachine
KLCP Level: 3
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Notes
And there's another word: tlhep "be suspended, be dangling." Use HuS if, for example, you hang your coat on a hook on the wall or hang sheets on a clothesline to dry. But if, say, you see a spider dangling at the bottom of one of those silk threads that spiders extrude, use tlhep. Or if you see a pair of shoes tied together by the laces and, for whatever reason, they're hanging by the tied-together laces from an overhead power wire, use tlhep.
Is also used to refer to straight hair.Ā
Usage for tlhep
There is no usage for this word in the database.
