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'''fali''' — to fall, to be brought down, to collapse. Both physical falling and the philosophical failure of losing one's standing or breaking under pressure. The opposite of stadh (to stand).
'''fali''' — to fall, to be brought down, to collapse. Both physical falling and the philosophical failure of losing one's standing or breaking under pressure. The opposite of stadh (to stand).


[[Category:Proto CLT words]]
[[Category:Proto CLT words]]

Revision as of 01:00, 12 October 2026

fali
Stage Proto CLT
Pronunciation /ˈfa.li/
Part of speech Verb
Etymology pre-Fall
Later form Middle Faell

fali — to fall, to be brought down, to collapse. Both physical falling and the philosophical failure of losing one's standing or breaking under pressure. The opposite of stadh (to stand).