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*'''''zála párzđa, plút nu sálŧa''''', "life is cold, death is freezing" = "life sucks and then you die" | *'''''zála párzđa, plút nu sálŧa''''', "life is cold, death is freezing" = "life sucks and then you die" | ||
*'''''kalwálŧa''''', a general state of lethargy and idleness, expressed as a stative in the middle voice, also "just chilling", also "possibly wasting talent through not doing anything" | *'''''kalwálŧa''''', a general state of lethargy and idleness, expressed as a stative in the middle voice, also "just chilling", also "possibly wasting talent through not doing anything" | ||
====Dog idioms==== | |||
As mentioned above, dogs are an integral part of Rówok culture; as such, many idioms are related to dogs and human interaction with them | |||
*'''''ár kárzawan lunú mowokín rokín''''', "barking dogs do not bite" = "his/her bark is bigger than their bite" | *'''''ár kárzawan lunú mowokín rokín''''', "barking dogs do not bite" = "his/her bark is bigger than their bite" | ||
*'''''nučgúyžu mwoklígod''''', "to night it with 2 dogs" = a two dog night/a freezing night | |||
==Other resources== | ==Other resources== | ||