tilkitä.
to seal, stuff (fill a seam/seams or gap/gaps)
Meaning & usage
to seal, stuff (fill a seam/seams or gap/gaps)
Where this word comes from
tilk- + -itä, possibly from dialectal tilka (“scrap, patch (of cloth, etc.)”), which is probably related to tilkku. Aikio has proposed it to be a borrowing from Proto-Samic *tielkẽ, *tielkëtēk.
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