Description:

The term 'okap' has the base meaning of 'stomach', referring to the organ. By metaphorical extension, it is also used as a word for endurance. The metaphorical meaning of 'stomach' is a little different between English and Common. Where in English it implies the thing endured is disgusting or distasteful, in Common it just implies that it's difficult.

Noun:

As a noun, 'okap' means a literal stomach, or the idea of endurance.

Verb:

As a verb, 'okap' is a semitransitive noxaj verb with an absolutive subject that is the enduring party and a dative indirect object that is the thing endured.