Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Kimitak Kilalah

Kimitak Kilalah (pronounce as kimitak kilalah) is a verb for moving frantically due to pain. The two words actually almost have a similar meaning and sometimes either Kimitak or Kilalah only being used which describe the same thing frantically moving in pain. Combination of Kimitak Kilalah gives it an extra strength to describe high intensity moving frantically in pain.

For example if you chop a snake and it starts to move frantically in pain before it is dead - that describe exactly what kimitak kilalah is. The words also can be used in human who got hurts and move frantically like the footballers who got tackled and injured and frantically moving his bodies / legs in pain.

The kid below show exactly how "Kimitak Kilalah" actions looks like

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