Meaning | flatten by beating, to make flat by striking, as a leaden bullet, or as done with an axe to hew |
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Original entry | blaská C |
Sources | RTC |
Meaning | flatten with the foot |
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Original entry | -bláska, ka- ‘flatten by beating, to make flat by striking, as a leaden bullet, or as done with an axe to hew’ B-270 |
Sources | EB: 270 |
Meaning | press out flat, to flatten |
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Original entry | -bláska, na- ‘flatten with the foot’ B-341 |
Sources | EB: 341 |
Meaning | make dull or flat on the edge, as a knife by shaving |
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Original entry | -bláska, pa- ‘press out flat, to flatten’ B-422 |
Sources | EB: 422 |
Meaning | flatten by shooting, as in shooting a bullet against a stone |
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Original entry | -bláska, wa- ‘make dull or flat on the edge, as a knife by shaving’ B-511 |
Sources | EB: 511 |
Meaning | flatten with the mouth |
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Original entry | -bláska, wo- ‘flatten by shooting, as in shooting a bullet against a stone’ B-594 |
Sources | EB: 594 |
Meaning | talk about unimportant things per longum et latum, to make much of a little thing, to add details; to thrash out |
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Original entry | -bláska, ya- ‘flatten with the mouth’ B-617 |
Sources | EB: 617 |
Meaning | make flat |
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Original entry | -blaskaska, wayá- ‘talk about unimportant things per longum et latum, to make much of a little thing, to add details; to thrash out’ B-561 |
Sources | EB: 561 |
Meaning | [spread > flat (1)] |
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Original entry | -bláska, yu- ‘make flat’ B-634 |
Sources | EB: 634 |