gewg'g : force it (that is upright) down with one's weight

Recordings:
Diane Mitchell (Listuguj)
Eunice Metallic
Joe Wilmot
Part of speech: verb inanimate transitive
Translation: He/she forces it (that is upright) down with his/her weight
Gloss: force it (that is upright) down with one's weight
Example:
Text: Lpa'tuj gewg'g llutaqanatgw.
Translation: The boy forces down the fence post with his weight.
Recording: Eunice Metallic
Pronunciation guide: gew·kêk
Alternate grammatical form:
gewgm — I force it(that is upright) down with my weight — (first person singular animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)
gewgmeg — We force it (that is upright) down with our weight — (first person plural exclusive animate subject, third person singular inanimate object)

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