keka

Westrobothnian

keka (preterite & supine keka)

(transitive, intransitive) To chew something very tough.
To incessantly, continuously work with something; continually moan, whine, ask for something; quarrel long about the same thing.
Han keka sä läng vä mäg, sä ji gatt få ’om ä i lykkt’n
He bothered me for so long, that I finally had to give it to him.

Han keka vä di hele vekun
He worked all week with it.

Han keka i dy hele da’n
He argued all day about it.
To slowly pull oneself forward; walk slowly, drive slowly.
Hästen keka fot om fot i oföre
The horse walked slowly, foot by foot, in the bad going.

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