bkul a chim, expr.elbow.
bkul a chimakn.poss.1s
bkul a chimamn.poss.2s
bkul a chimaln.poss.3s
bkul a chimomamn.poss.1pe
bkul a chimadn.poss.1pi
bkul a chimomiun.poss.2p
bkul a chimorirn.poss.3p
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chim, n.hand; arm; front paws (of animal); help; assistance; manual labor; person sent to help.
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chimakn.poss.1s
chimamn.poss.2s
chimaln.poss.3s
chimomamn.poss.1pe
chimadn.poss.1pi
chimomiun.poss.2p
chimorirn.poss.3p
chimv.s.empty-handed.
kekemanget a chimalexpr.prone to stealing things.
kemanget a chimalexpr.prone to stealing things.
uchul a chimexpr.shoulder; upper arm.
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Examples:
> I need a helping hand.
> My hand got blistered from cutting grass.
> She held Rehina's hand and sang it.
> You're washing your hands with soap.
> Now that the Syrians say that God is the lord of the hills and not the lord of the plains, I will give you victory over their huge army.
Proverbs:
> Short of arm.
A man with a "short arm" is miserly.
> Long of arm.
A person with a "long arm" gives gifts far and wide; he is well liked for his generosity
> Put out your arm and a man's hand will reach back
The proper spirit of cooperation and mutual aid
More Examples:
> You're wiping your hands with a towel.
> Wash your hands.
> What am I wiping my hands with?
> I didn't notice and accidentally slammed the door on my hand.
> He or she slipped and scratched his or her arm.

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