This verse has a pair of unique words translated as "beat" and "founded." It also has  four other words that are uncommon for Jesus to use 

It is a good example of Jesus 's use of word order to create great story-telling and little jokes. In the first part of the verse, all the verbs come first, with the specific subjects following, acting as punchlines creating an unexpected meaning of the preceding verb.   One example is that it starts with a word translated as "descended" that means "fall down." This verb would be assumed to apply to the house. This is also an example used in the article on the difference between spoken and written language because it works much better spoken than written with a pause before the subject.

The word translated as "descended" means "fall down," but two other words in this verse express a related idea. The word translated "fell" is hte most common word for "fall." It is the root of the word translated as "beat," which means literally  "to fall against."