otelochel, n.a.s.anything which falls; falling debris; (sudden) danger.
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> Like a pigeon-seeing the danger, yet it flies from cover
The pigeon sits quietly concealed until some threat appears, then it flies out, revealing itself. The idiom applies to a person who unnecessarily exposes himself to danger, leaves the house in the rain, or takes a boat out in a storm.
oltilech, v.t.put something on top of; be or fall on top of.
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otilechv.pf.3p.inan.
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kaiuetilechv.recip.(many things) piled up one on top of the other.
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otelochelv.a.s.is to have something put on top of it.
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ultilechv.r.s.has had something put on top of it.
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Proverbs:
> Like a pigeon-seeing the danger, yet it flies from cover
The pigeon sits quietly concealed until some threat appears, then it flies out, revealing itself. The idiom applies to a person who unnecessarily exposes himself to danger, leaves the house in the rain, or takes a boat out in a storm.

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