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| Slaj | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈsladʒ/ |
| Part of speech | Verb |
| Etymology | from Middle slay |
| Related words | Poeger, Keicha, Aswycha, Kaj |
Slaj — the framing stand. A display command, and the older sense: to deliver one’s presence with flawless captivating grace.
Notes
Weight settled on one leg so the hip pushes out and the shoulders tilt against it, putting a long curve through the body. The arms hang low and a little away from the sides with the hands occupied — holding a fall of cloth, or in a cage taking the bars, which frames the body between two vertical lines.
The hands are the point. Hands with nothing to do hang dead and the pose collapses.