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| miboretaka | ~ to be soft, to be watery, to be spongy, as mud, clay, or dough; to hang down, as branches; to be idle, to cower down, to squat upon the ground; to shirk, to lounge about instead of working |
| mibotetaka | ~ to be low, to sit down low, to squat, to grow low and shrubby |
| midaroboka | ~ to squat, to lie down |
| mitakoko | ~ to sit disconsolately with folded arms and in a stooping posture. ~ to squat; to sit disconsolately |
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| aboretaka | ~ used of that which is to be made soft; to be made to cower, to be made to squat on the ground; to be made to bow down, as the branches of a tree |
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