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| Tagfin | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈtag.fin/ |
| Part of speech | Verb |
| Etymology | from Middle tangpinē, from Proto tangpin |
| Related words | Marka, Neilei |
Tagfin — lie down. A command.
Notes
She goes down and stays still, and the situation sets the position. On a physician’s table it means lie down and let him work. In a wagon or a sickroom it means rest. Face down, full length, arms at the sides and forehead to the floor is the formal version, used where Marka is not enough: before a magistrate, at a sentencing, after a serious correction. The word is the same, and everyone present knows which is meant.