Dictionary Listing: Sentence #243HOME   DICTIONARY
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ē ñatta sarōña jatūrja rū sōlle ēmma rā jūra mē aþ ñatta jarūsa rā sarōña jacāwa;
ē ñ-atta sarōña jatūrja sōlle ēmma jūra
CONJRAFFN.3PN.SGPREPN.3PMODPREPN.SGMON
andNI3PC.Aeyeup & downfromheadouttoairinto
ñ-atta jarūsa sarōña jacāwa
CONJRAFFN.SGPREPN.3P
andNI3PC.Areturntoeye socket
They were taking their eyes from their heads and throwing them up into the air and then catching them in their eye sockets.
throwing and catching is implied by the parallel uses of jatūrja and jarūsa. jatūrja contains the "up and down" component and jarūsa means "returned".