Contionary:suxad

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Sekhulla suʃadi, from Wascotl cosc-scati.

Pronunciation

• (Soc'ul') IPA^(key): [su˥ʃa˧d]

Verb

suxad ᴇʀɢ

1. to stand still

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2. to die

   Xil eý secet'euý joti āhsecsuxad secjen' ez' ej n'eú ne.

   Now I only ask that when I die we both swim with the jnaùa.

3. to extinguish, to put out

   Āhun' jál ne, xum, iysuxad nutsem.

   And just like that, whoosh, the torch went out.

Adjective

suxad

1. stable, still

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2. dead

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3. extinguished, to put out

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Synonyms

(to die) xec cuj habah hab, hazen muzil ne

(stable, still) miuji

(dead) curad, lád

Derived terms

• suxad ez'e ñéiej je
• suxadax