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===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
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Pronunciation
Verb
oc'áse ᴀᴄᴄ
- to trample, to run over
- Aí tumeú cudiyan ehc'ad ajeid' eý xauc "xemux" c'ez bataram bataram bataram oc'áse cur co éj.
- Some asshole in middle of the crowd yelled "fire" causing a huge panic that trampled eight people to death.
- (humorous) to run into, to collide, to bump into
- Xen réuai Ilá c'ez c'í oc'áse Nalsu.
- Ilá didn't notice Nalsu before, bonk, he ran into him.