el, conj.which; who; that (introduces various types of clauses); (appears between descriptive state verbs and the nouns that they describe).
el
a
olecholt
e
omeketakl
er
a
tekeungel;
omech
a
tekoi;
ngii
el
chad
a
merael
el
mei,
obengkel
a
omerael
el
mei.
kingall el ludoud
Udoud
el
odiaol
el
cheledolel
a
kingellel
a
rubak
el
mo
tuchelii
a
kebekuul.
sekkak el meiyou went to all the trouble to come here
See also:
SEKKAK
Ngii el teblong., expr.Both.
See also:
TEBLO
Ucherkemul el bebael, expr.legendary chief of Ngeaur.
See also:
UCHERKEMUL
Ucherkemul el chai, expr.one of legendary chiefs of Ngeaur.
See also:
CHAI
Ucherkemul el chedeng, expr.one of legendary chiefs of Ngeaur.
See also:
CHEDENG
Ucherkemul el reked, expr.one of legendary chiefs of Ngeaur.
See also:
REKED
Ucherkemul el ulebangel, expr.legendary chief of Ngeaur.
See also:
UCHERKEMUL
aika el hong, expr.these books.
See also:
AIKA
aike el kahol, expr.those boxes (over there).
See also:
AIKE
ailech el klalo, expr.those things (near you).
See also:
AILECHA
ailei el hong, expr.these books (near me).
See also:
AILE
bad el chei, expr.porous stone in sea.
See also:
CHEI
bad el cheled,
/uploads/pics/7115.jpg, expr.		crab (which lives on reef).
See also:
CHELED
bad el chelid, expr.type of trepang (colored like coral).
See also:
BAD
bad el kerrekar, expr.crossbeams supporting floor of bai (including bad el umad).
See also:
KERREKAR
bad el uel, expr.sound asleep.
See also:
UEL
bad el umad, expr.crossbeams supporting floor at ends of bai.
See also:
UMAD
bechek el dil, expr.woman's title.
See also:
DIL
beches el desomel, expr.newly married woman; bride.
See also:
DESOMEL
beches el ears, expr.recent immigrants to village.
See also:
EARS
beches el ouchais, expr.tell the truth; be frank; be direct.
See also:
BECHES
beches el rak, expr.poinsettia.
See also:
BECHES
beches el ralm, expr.clean/pure water.
See also:
BECHES
bek el bedengel, expr.all kinds/sorts of; assorted.
See also:
BEK
bek el buil, expr.every month.
See also:
BEK
bek el sils, expr.every day.
See also:
BEK
bek el tutau, expr.every morning.
See also:
BEK
bekerkard el sausab, expr.heart (in cards).
See also:
SAUSAB
bekerkard el udoud, expr.penny.
See also:
BEKERKARD
beketaut el tekoi, expr.words which are right to the point.
See also:
BEKETAUT
bekiit el tekoi, expr.words which are irrelevant or not to the point.
See also:
BEKIIT
belkul tia el ongdibel, expr.purpose of this gathering.
See also:
BELKUL
benged el mekemad, expr.full-scale war between villages.
See also:
MEKEMAD
billum el brak, expr.wrapped and grated (large) taro.
See also:
BILLUM
bita el chebaod, expr.other side (of).
See also:
CHEBAOD
bita el oach, expr.one of two divisions of village or clan.
See also:
BITANG
blangl el tuangel, expr.window.
See also:
OMANGL
bleob el chaus, expr.statue.
See also:
OMEOB
blolobel el mengol , expr.institutionalized concubines.
See also:
MENGOL
bluu el dang, expr.center of house.
See also:
BLUU
bub el dech, expr.fishtrap with narrow opening designed especially to catch dech (=goatfish).
See also:
BUB
bung el kelau,
/uploads/pics/14536.jpg, expr.		type of flower from the Geiger tree.
See also:
KELAU
chad el ngais, expr.developing egg (of bird).
chad er a ta el renged, expr.members of the same religious group; inhabitants of hamlets belonging to same municipality.
See also:
RENGED
chebecheb el redil, expr.woman with hard-to-reach vagina.
See also:
CHEBECHEB
chebirukel el chad, expr.unfair or deceptive person.
See also:
CHEBIRUKEL
chebirukel el oldasu, expr.irrelevant thought.
See also:
CHEBIRUKEL
chebirukel el tekoi, expr.false or deceptive speech or matter.
See also:
CHEBIRUKEL
ched el chei, expr.(normal) low tide.
See also:
CHEI
ched el kebesengei, expr.low tide at night.
See also:
CHED
ched el keriik, expr.rising tide (in morning).
See also:
KERIIK
ched el tuich, expr.tide suitable for night fishing with torch.
See also:
TUICH
ched el tutau, expr.low tide in the morning.
See also:
CHED
chedaol el ralm, expr.holy water.
See also:
RALM
chedelekelek el chad, expr.person of African descent.
See also:
CHEDELEKELEK
chedelekelek el sausab, expr.spade (in cards).
See also:
SAUSAB
chedil a tab el buil, expr.apogee tide on first day of new moon.
See also:
TAB
cheldik el ngikel, expr.the fish I've caught.
See also:
CHELED
cheleched el chad, expr.ambidextrous person.
See also:
CHELECHED
cheliliik el ked, expr.parched hillside.
See also:
CHELILIIK
chelius el techull, expr.
Olkesongel
el
kldmokl
ra
cheluib
ma
lechub
eng
ulekngall.
chelliloil el bail, expr.long dress.
See also:
MENGILOIL
chelliloil el blauang, expr.whole loaf of bread.
See also:
MENGILOIL
chelsureor el miich, expr.caramelized almonds.
See also:
MENGESUREOR
cheme el omtok er a ngesachel, expr.do something which will backfire on oneself or have unpleasant consequences (literally; defecate against slope (so that excrement slides back down)).
See also:
CHEMEI
chemechemuul el oles, expr.pocket knife; pen knife.
See also:
MENGEMCHAM
chemelek el buuch, expr.my betel nut (for chewing).
See also:
BUUCH
chemelem el dekool, expr.your cigarettes (for smoking).
See also:
CHEMACHEL
cheririich el chesbreber, expr.brown paint.
See also:
CHERIICH
chermek el bilis, expr.my (pet) dog.
See also:
CHARM
chermek el katuu, expr.my pet cat.
See also:
KATUU
chermem el katuu, expr.your (pet) cat.
See also:
CHARM
cheroid el beluu, expr.foreign country; far-away land; abroad.
See also:
CHEROID
chesekl el ked, expr.dried out bamboo.
See also:
MENGESEKL
chetitau el dil, expr.pretty girl.
See also:
CHETAU
chiltel a mekngit el rakt, expr.oil to prevent disease caused by evil spirits.
See also:
CHILT
chimo el babier, expr.one letter.
See also:
CHIMO
chimo el mak, expr.fifty cents.
See also:
MAK
chimo el malk, expr.one chicken.
See also:
CHIMO
chuodel el klalo, expr.old things.
See also:
CHUODEL
dart el kluk, expr.one hundred dollars.
See also:
KLUK
delal el mechas, expr.(someone's) grandmother.
See also:
MECHAS
delebechel el ngikel, expr.school of fish.
See also:
DELEBECHEL
deleboes el delengerenger, expr.sexual desire; lust.
See also:
DELEBOES
delechel a tab el buil, expr.perigee tide on first day of new moon.
See also:
TAB
delemelek el diokang, expr.my tapioca plant (set aside for planting.
See also:
DELOMEL
delemumuu el blai, expr.incestuous household.
See also:
MELEMUMUU
delenguul el blai, expr.group of related people committing incest.
See also:
DELENGUUL
delibechebeab el rael, expr.rough path used as a short cut.
See also:
MELIBECH
dellemelek el diokang, expr.my tapioca plant.
See also:
DELLOMEL
dellemelem el tuu, expr.your banana plant.
See also:
DELLOMEL
demal el rubak, expr.(someone's) grandfather.
See also:
RUBAK
dengerenger el busech, expr.feathers of chicken under wing (whose removal is considered necessary in taming chicken).
See also:
DENGERENGER
derrau el ngikel, expr.fish caught with hand net.
See also:
MERRAU
derta el, expr.one each.
See also:
DERTANG
diak el klalo, expr.useless thing; coward.
See also:
KLALO
dmu el kmo, expr.say that.
See also:
DMUNG
dmu el uai se, expr.say that.
See also:
DMUNG
eai el buil, expr.eight months.
See also:
EAI
ede el dart, expr.three hundreds.
See also:
DART
ede el klebesei, expr.three nights.
See also:
EDE
ede el telael, expr.three thousand.
See also:
TELAEL
el di mle ngii, expr.all by himself; on his own.
See also:
DI
el di ngak el tang, expr.alone; by myself.
See also:
TA
el di ta temetemir, expr.in one stroke or blow; all at once.
See also:
MELEMOTEM
el kirel a, expr.about; concerning; for (someone's) benefit.
See also:
KIREL
el mo, expr.until.
See also:
MONG
el mo cherechar, expr.forever.
See also:
CHERECHAR
el mo el mong, expr.(do something) in a continuous fashion; go on or keep on (doing something).
See also:
MONG
el mo er a chiliuades, expr.forever; eternally.
See also:
CHILIUADES
el mo er a emel, expr.in the direction of land.
See also:
EMEL
el mo er a ikrel, expr.in the direction beyond the reef.
See also:
IIKR
el mo er a medad, expr.in the future.
See also:
MAD
el mo lmuut er a, expr.going all the way to.
See also:
LMUUT
el okiu a cheldecheduch , expr.according to the story.
See also:
OEAK
el okiu a ngeso , expr.with the help of.
See also:
OEAK
el rokir, expr.all of it.
See also:
MEREKUI
el rokui, expr.all of them.
See also:
MEREKUI
el telkib , expr.for a while.
See also:
TELKIB
el terung, expr.both; each.
See also:
TERUNG
elecha el buil, expr.this month.
See also:
BUIL
elecha el kesus, expr.this evening (when it is evening at time of utterance).
elecha el me el buil, expr.next month.
See also:
BUIL
elecha el mong, expr.from now on.
See also:
ELECHANG
elecha el sils, expr.today; today's weather.
See also:
ELECHANG
elolem el rak, expr.six years.
See also:
ELOLEM
er a bek el klebesei, expr.every day; daily.
See also:
KLEBESEI
er a ede el klok me a tedobech, expr.at three thirty.
See also:
KLOK
er a elecha el taem, expr.these days.
See also:
ELECHANG
er a elecha el tutau, expr.this morning.
See also:
TUTAU
er a eru el klok, expr.at two o'clock.
See also:
KLOK
er a euid el kebesengil a elecha el buil, expr.on the 7th of this month.
See also:
KEBESENGEI
er a rokui el taem, expr.always; all the time.
See also:
TAEM
er a ta el klok, expr.at one o'clock.
See also:
KLOK
er a teruich me a eru el klok er a klebesei, expr.at twelve midnight.
See also:
KLEBESEI
er a teruich me a eua el kebesengil a ongeru el buil, expr.on the 14th of February.
See also:
KEBESENGEI
er se el me el rak, expr.the year after next.
See also:
RAK
er se el me el sandei, expr.the week after next.
See also:
SANDEI
er se el mlo merek el rak, expr.the year before last.
See also:
RAK
er se el mlo merek el sandei, expr.the week before last.
See also:
SANDEI
er tia el me el rak, expr.next year.
See also:
RAK
er tia el me el sandei, expr.next week.
See also:
SANDEI
er tia el mlo merek el rak, expr.last year.
See also:
RAK
er tia el mlo merek el sandei, expr.last week.
See also:
SANDEI
eru el dart, expr.two hundreds.
See also:
DART
eru el mang, expr.twenty thousand.
See also:
MANG
eru el sikang, expr.two hours.
See also:
SIKANG
eru el sikang , expr.two hours.
See also:
ERU
eru el sils , expr.two days.
See also:
ERU
eru el telael, expr.two thousand.
See also:
TELAEL
etiu el rak, expr.nine years.
See also:
ETIU
eua el buil, expr.four months.
See also:
EUA
euid el klok, expr.seven o'clock.
See also:
EUID
ilild el bobai, expr.(person) with pale skin.
See also:
MELILD
imelek el ralm, expr.my drink of water.
See also:
RALM
imelem el kohi, expr.your drink or cup of coffee.
See also:
ILUMEL
imis el chetngaid, expr.too thin; extremely thin.
See also:
IMIS
kebelu el chad, expr.fool; idiot.
See also:
KEBELUNG
kebtot el bai, expr.twin bai; two bais adjacent to each other.
See also:
BAI
kedeb el tekoi, expr.abbreviation.
See also:
KEDEB
kekere el blai, expr.toilet.
See also:
KEKEREI
kekere el delach, expr.small intestine.
See also:
DELACH
kelek el udong, expr.my noodles.
See also:
KALL
kelem el tuu, expr.your banana.
See also:
KALL
kerengimes el ked, expr.reed which grows on hillsides.
See also:
KERENGIMES
kerisebsub el chui, expr.curly hair.
See also:
KERISEBSUB
kesai el malk, expr.a bit of chicken.
See also:
KESAI
klde el hong, expr.three books.
See also:
KLDE
klde el mak, expr.one dollar and fifty cents.
See also:
MAK
kldekudel el mo er a Dios, expr.fear of God; respect for the Lord.
See also:
KLDEKUDEL
kleai el malk, expr.eight chickens.
See also:
KLEAI
kleim el kluk, expr.five dollars.
See also:
KLEIM
kleuid el kahol, expr.seven boxes.
See also:
KLEUID
kliungek el tuu, expr.my banana (for dessert).
See also:
KLIOU
kllel el chebiei, expr.his/her solar plexus.
See also:
KLLEL
kllolem el lius, expr.six coconuts.
See also:
KLLOLEM
kloa el ringngo, expr.four apples.
See also:
KLOA
klou el chad, expr.adult.
See also:
KLOU
klou el delach, expr.large intestine.
See also:
DELACH
klou el dolech, expr.(normal) high tide.
See also:
DOLECH
kltiu el kluk, expr.nine dollars.
See also:
KLTIU
kmes a usekerel el chad, expr.person who is hard to coax or flatter; person who is firm or straight-laced.
See also:
KMES
ko el tang, expr.the very first time; the first time after a long while.
See also:
TA
ko er a belsiochel el erabrukl, expr.
all
dressed
up
and
ready
to
go
[lit.
decorated
like
a
lobster].
See also:
OMESIICH
kobengodel el ngesachel, expr.extremely steep ascent (requiring vertical climbing).
See also:
NGESACHEL
kot el beluulechad, expr."First World" (in Palauan legend, world of sea originated by Latmikaik).
See also:
BELUULCHAD
kot el buil, expr.January.
See also:
KOT
kot el omengiit, expr.First Sacrament.
See also:
OMENGIIT
kot el skuul, expr.first grade; first grader.
See also:
KOT
llechukl el tekoi, expr.written language.
See also:
LLECHUKL
lliich el lius, expr.cut strips of coconut meat.
See also:
MELIICH
lmuut el, expr.even more.
See also:
LMUUT
loia a rurt el rubak, expr.half-walk and half-run; walk (like an old man) with a determined gait.
See also:
RURT
mad el blekeu, expr.expression feigning courage.
See also:
BLEKEU
mad el chur, expr.laughing or smiling face.
See also:
MAD
mad el dakt, expr.expression of fear; face showing fear.
See also:
DAKT
mad el dubech, expr.coconut which falls onto frond and begins to sprout there (but soon dies).
See also:
DUBECH
mad el kekerei, expr.expression of a child.
See also:
MAD
mad el klikmechur, expr.smiling face.
See also:
KLIKMECHUR
mad el labek, expr.expression feigning knowledge of something; (calculated) knowing look that makes others suspicious.
See also:
LABEK
mad el langel, expr.crying face; tearful expression.
See also:
LANGEL
mad el ngalek, expr.expression of a child.
See also:
MAD
mad el olengamech, expr.seductive look.
See also:
OLENGAMECH
mad el rur, expr.expression feigning shame or shyness.
See also:
RUR
mad el tmuil, expr.looking for or expecting someone to come.
See also:
TMUIL
meang el chad, expr.strange looking person.
See also:
MEANG
meang el chais, expr.fantastic news.
See also:
MEANG
meang el tekoi, expr.miraculous event.
See also:
MEANG
mechut el ears, expr.early immigrants to a village.
See also:
EARS
medai el buil, expr.unfavorable months for ceremonious events (even numbered months).
See also:
MEDAI
meduch el buuch, expr.kidney.
See also:
BUUCH
meduch el mengang, expr.be a glutton.
See also:
MEDUCH
mekerisebsub el chui, expr.curly hair.
See also:
KERISEBSUB
mekerokl el mekiis, expr.get up or wake up suddenly.
See also:
MEKEROKL
mekerokl el remurt, expr.run (away) suddenly.
See also:
MEKEROKL
mekesengam el chui, expr.straight hair.
See also:
KESENGAM
melai a ngar er a emel el tekoi, expr.try to find something out indirectly; try to find out what is really behind the situation.
See also:
EMEL
melakl el dil, expr.widow.
See also:
MELAKL
melakl el sechal, expr.widower.
See also:
MELAKL
melchesech el keriik, expr.fast incoming tide. (the tide is very quickly "stuffing" the ocean into the reef).
See also:
MELCHESECH
melechelbakl el diall, expr.submarine.
See also:
MELECHELBAKL
melitai el daob, expr.rolling waves; high surf.
See also:
MELITAI
mellemau el ua daob , expr.bluish green; azure.
See also:
MELLEMAU
mellemau el ua llel a lius , expr.green.
See also:
MELLEMAU
menga el babii, expr.eat like a pig.
See also:
BABII
mengubs el btuch, expr.shooting star.
See also:
BTUCH
mengubs el redil, expr.lazy woman who steals someone else's ongraol.
See also:
MENGUBS
mera el chad, expr.adult; dependable person.
See also:
OUMERANG
mera el chad er a beluu, expr.legitimate resident; loyal citizen.
See also:
OUMERANG
mera el mellemau, expr.deep blue (of deep water).
See also:
MELLEMAU
mera el tekoi, expr.things of value, worthwhile thing, deed, etc.
See also:
OUMERANG
merael el diluches, expr.(wind) is turning northerly.
See also:
DILUCHES
merael el dimes, expr.(wind) is turning southerly.
See also:
DIMES
merael el eabed, expr.low, fast-moving clouds.
See also:
EABED
merael el mo, expr.becoming; on the way towards (being).
See also:
MERAEL
merau el buil, expr.favorable months for ceremonious events (= odd number months).
See also:
MERAU
merechorech el btuch, expr.shooting star.
See also:
BTUCH
merechorech el mekemad, expr.small war or incident in which group of warriors sneaks into rival village; decapitates someone and returns home with head.
See also:
MEKEMAD
meringet a bad el mesil, expr.rock-crushing machine.
See also:
MERINGET
meringet a deb el mesil, expr.sugarcane-crushing machine.
See also:
MERINGET
mesako el ngal, expr.(crowd look like) swarm of termites.
See also:
NGAL
mesikt el btuch, expr.constellation of stars; the Pleiades.
See also:
SIKT
mildu el basio, expr.the said or planned place.
See also:
DMUNG
mildu el sils, expr.the said or planned day.
See also:
DMUNG
mimokl a usekerel el chad, expr.person who is easy to coax or flatter; person who is flexible or generous.
See also:
MIMOKL
mo ungil el smecher, expr.get better (from illness).
See also:
UNGIL
mui el, expr.(do, etc.) fully or completely.
See also:
MUI
ng mla me mo el klebesei, expr.the days gone by; past.
See also:
KLEBESEI
ngalek el redil, expr.daughter.
See also:
NGALEK
ngalek el sechal, expr.son.
See also:
NGALEK
ngar er a bab el chad, expr.one's superior; wealthy/well-to-do person.
See also:
NGAR
ngelekek el tolechoi, expr.my baby.
See also:
TOLECHOI
ngellitel el chad, expr.person chosen specifically because of particular skills, qualities etc.; consultant; specialist.
See also:
MELILT
ngii di el tang, expr.either one; anything.
See also:
TA
ngikel el balech, expr.fish caught with a spear-gun.
See also:
BALECH
ngikel el bub, expr.fish caught with a trap.
See also:
BUB
ngikel el dub, expr.fish caught/killed with a bomb.
See also:
NGIKEL
ngikel el kerreel, expr.fish caught with a line.
See also:
MENGEREEL
ngikel el kesokes, expr.fish caught with long net.
See also:
KESOKES
ngikel el ngoaol, expr.deep sea fish.
See also:
NGOAOL
nguu el mei, expr.bring.
See also:
MEI
nguu el mong, expr.take.
See also:
MONG
oderchelel el bilis, expr.(his) messenger-dog.
See also:
ODERUCHEL
odimek el babii, expr.my pork.
See also:
ODOIM
oika el kekerei, expr.rather small.
See also:
OIKAB
oika el kiklou, expr.rather large.
See also:
OIKAB
oikab el kekerei, expr.rather small.
See also:
OIKAB
oikab el kiklou, expr.rather large.
See also:
OIKAB
olechelubel el sob, expr.bath soap.
See also:
SOB
olik el tungch, expr.black trigger fish.
See also:
TUNGCH
olsiich a tekoi (el ousbech er a), expr.swear (on).
See also:
OLSIICH
oltut el charm, expr.mammal
See also:
OLTUT
omekall a chat el bilas, expr.steamship/boat that gives off smoke.
See also:
OMEKALL
omekrur el oeacher, expr.broken shoes which embarrass wearer.
See also:
OMEKRUR
omerrous el kmo, expr.dream that.
See also:
OMERROUS
omerrous el ua se, expr.dream that.
See also:
OMERROUS
ometochel el miich, expr.place for pounding nuts of tropical almond.
See also:
OMETOCHEL
ometochel el sang, expr.place for pounding shellfish.
See also:
OMETOCHEL
omoket el btuch, expr.comet.
See also:
BTUCH
ongede el buil, expr.March.
See also:
ONGEDE
ongede el skuul, expr.third grade; third grader.
See also:
ONGEDE
ongede el ureor, expr.Wednesday.
See also:
ONGEDE
ongeru el beluulechad, expr."Second World" (in Palauan legend, world of earth originated by Miladeldil).
See also:
BELUULCHAD
ongeru el buil, expr.February.
See also:
ONGERU
ongeru el skuul, expr.second grade(r).
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ONGERU
ongeru el ureor, expr.Tuesday.
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ONGERU
ongeteruich el buil, expr.October.
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ONGETERUICH
ongeteruich el skuul, expr.tenth grade; tenth grader.
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ONGETERUICH
ongeteruich me a ongeru el buil, expr.December.
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ONGETERUICH
ongeteruich me a ta el buil, expr.November.
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ONGETERUICH
ongetiu el buil, expr.September.
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ONGETIU
ongetiu el skuul, expr.ninth grade; ninth grader.
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ONGETIU
ongeua el buil, expr.April.
See also:
ONGEUA
ongeua el skuul, expr.fourth grade; fourth grader.
See also:
ONGEUA
ongeua el ureor, expr.Thursday.
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ONGEUA
ongeuid el buil, expr.July.
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ONGEUID
ongeuid el skuul, expr.seventh grade; seventh grader.
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ONGEUID
ongulek el kukau, expr.my taro (for eating).
See also:
ONGRAOL
osisiu el taem, expr.(at) the same time.
See also:
MENGAISISIU
otechakl el mo er a Toki, expr.accusation directed at Toki.
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OTECHAKL
oumesingd el, expr.almost always do; spend majority of time doing.
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OUMESINGD
outeliil el bar, expr.sleeping partner.
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OUTELIIL
rasechebeab el chad, expr.cruel; heartless; ungrateful person.
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RASECHEBEAB
rebetok el chad, expr.many people.
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BETOK
rebetok el chad, expr.many people.
See also:
RE-
rebetok el sensei, expr.many teachers.
See also:
BETOK
redil el bambuu, expr.bamboo pole holding redil el kerrikr.
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BAMBUU
redil el chemang,
/uploads/pics/23692.jpg, expr.		female crab.
See also:
CHEMANG
redil el kerrikr, expr.concave joint of sail into which hooked joint fits.
See also:
KERRIKR
redil el omuked, expr.a nosy woman (always showing too much curiosity about other people's affairs).
See also:
OMUKED
rekung el beab,
/uploads/pics/24033.jpg, expr.		land crab.
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REKUNG
rekung el beluu,
/uploads/pics/24032.jpg, expr.		small land crab.
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REKUNG
rekung el daob,
/uploads/pics/24031.jpg, expr.		sea crab.
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REKUNG
rokui el taem, expr.all the time; always.
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MEREKUI
rruu el klalo, expr.something found and kept.
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MERUU
se el lobutek a medak, expr.when I pass away.
See also:
OMUTEK
se el ririid el sandei, expr.the week before last.
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REMIID
se el soam, expr.whatever you want; it's up to you.
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SE
se el tebel, expr.that table (over there).
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SE
sechal el bambuu, expr.bamboo pole holding sechal el kerrikr.
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BAMBUU
sechal el chemang,
/uploads/pics/23693.jpg, expr.		male crab.
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CHEMANG
sechal el kerrikr, expr.hooked joint of sail which fits into concave joints.
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KERRIKR
sechal el malk, expr.rooster.
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MALK
sechelei el ngalek, expr.oldster who likes to play with/talk to children.
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SECHELEI
secherel a omenga el kiande, expr.stomach ache from eating too much candy; cavity.
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SECHER
seinendang el redil, expr.girls' club.
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SEINENDANG
seinendang el sechal, expr.boys' club.
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SEINENDANG
sekoakl el iaur, expr.inhabitants of Angaur (thought to be impulsive).
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SEKOAKL
sese el kall, expr.a little food; not enough food.
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SESEI
sese el udoud, expr.a little money; not enough money.
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SESEI
sis el eanged, expr.ti plant.
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SIS
smiich el bekerkard, expr.dark red.
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SMIICH
sochera er a omelim el rrom, expr.becoming an alcoholic.
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SMECHER
suebek el charm, expr.bird.
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SUEBEK
suebek el dial, expr.airplane.
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SUEBEK
suebek el diall, expr.airplane.
See also:
DIALL
ta el buil, expr.one month.
See also:
BUIL
ta el buil er mla me e mong, expr.one month ago.
See also:
MEI
ta el chad, expr.one person; (persons) having same mother or father; (persons) of same blood.
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TA
ta el mang, expr.ten thousand.
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MANG
ta el oach me a tedbard, expr.one foot length plus the width of the other foot.
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TEDBARD
ta el rak, expr.one year.
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TA
ta el sikang, expr.one hour.
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SIKANG
ta el sils, expr.one day.
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TA
ta el suk, expr.one quantity or portion.
See also:
SKUL
ta el telael, expr.one thousand.
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TELAEL
tab el buil, expr.new moon.
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TAB
tacher el uel, expr.ten turtles.
See also:
TACHER
teai el ekebil, expr.eight girls.
See also:
TEAI
teblo el blai, expr.two houses.
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TEBLO
teblo el mak, expr.one dollar.
See also:
MAK
techellel a Droteo el mo er a Merikel, expr.Droteo's opportunity to go to America.
See also:
TECHALL
tede el buik, expr.three boys.
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TEDE
tedeb el taem, expr.a short while.
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TEDEB
teim el chad, expr.five people.
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TEIM
tekoi el beluu, expr.decision of the community.
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TEKOI
tekoi el chelid, expr.supernatural event.
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CHELID
tekoi el dil, expr.woman's work or affaires.
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DIL
tekoi el saik, expr.something done out of laziness.
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SAIK
tekoi el sechal, expr.man's work/affairs.
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SECHAL
teletoech el mad, expr.disrespect; insolence.
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METETOECH
telia el sils, expr.late afternoon (when reference made during the morning hours).
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TELIANG
telkib el betok , expr.a bit too much.
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TELKIB
telkib el kekesai , expr.just barely not enough.
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TELKIB
telkib el kesai , expr.not enough.
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TELKIB
telkib el taem , expr.a short while; a short time.
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TELKIB
telolem el ngalek, expr.six children.
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TELOLEM
teru el chad, expr.two people.
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TERUNG
teruich el chad, expr.ten people.
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TERUICH
teruich el klok, expr.ten o'clock.
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TERUICH
teruich el mang, expr.one hundred thousand.
See also:
MANG
tetiu el chad, expr.nine people.
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TETIU
teua el sensei, expr.four teachers.
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TEUA
teuid el ngalek, expr.seven children.
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TEUID
tia el hong, expr.this book.
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TIA
tia el me el buil, expr.next month.
See also:
BUIL
tia el mlo merek el buil, expr.last month.
See also:
BUIL
tia el ririid el sandei, expr.last week.
See also:
REMIID
tilecha el hong, expr.that book (near you).
See also:
TILECHA
tirilecha el chad, expr.those people (near you).
See also:
TIRILECHA
tuchelbakl el mo er a eou, expr.dive down (into the water).
See also:
TUCHELBAKL
ududek el lluich el kluk, expr.my twenty dollars.
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UDOUD
uel el chad, expr.man who reaches sexual climax slowly.
See also:
UEL
ulat el eabed, expr.high, stationary clouds.
See also:
EABED
ulis el songerenger, expr.extremely hungry.
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ULIS
ullemachel el beab, expr.small mouse; field mouse.
See also:
BEAB
ultebechel el tekoi, expr.confirmed matter.
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OMTEBECHEL
ungia el tutau, expr.early morning shortly after dawn.
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UNGIL
ungil el chodochosong, expr.good afternoon.
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UNGIL
ungil el chodochosong , expr.good late morning (at a time approaching noon).
See also:
CHODOCHOSONG
ungil el iit a sils, expr.good (early) afternoon.
See also:
IIT
ungil el kebesengei, expr.good evening.
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UNGIL
ungil el klebesei, expr.festive occasion.
See also:
KLEBESEI
ungil el llechukl, expr.well-written.
See also:
LLECHUKL
ungil el sueleb, expr.good noon.
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SUELEB
ungil el tutau, expr.good morning.
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TUTAU
uriul el omengiit, expr.Last Sacrament.
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OMENGIIT
urrekerek el uasech, expr.very thick gravy from fish stew, boiled for a long time and put up as preserves.
See also:
OMEREKEREK
bek el chad, pro.everybody.
See also:
BEK
beltik el reng, var.bltikerreng
See also:
BLTIKERRENG
buch el sechal
/buchelsechal		, n.female in-law of family.
buchelsechelengeln.poss.3s
See also:
BECHIIL
,
BUCH
,
CHEBECHIIL
,
CHELBECHIIL
,
OMEKBUCH
,
ONGEBECHIALL
,
OUBUCH
,
SECHAL
,
UKBECHIL
charm el kiamo, var.kiamo
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KIAMO
chedebsungel el ked,
/uploads/pics/3580.jpg, n.		bead tree.
chedebsungel
el
ked
a
ta
er
a
bedengel
a
kerrekar.
el kmo, v.i.be like that; be as follows.
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KMO
klemat el mengol, n.concubines brought as hostages.
See also:
MENGOL
kot el ureor, n.Monday.
See also:
KOT
mekngit el kar, n.illegal drugs.
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MEKNGIT
menga el, v.t.(do) again or continually; more (and more); even more; all the more.
ng diak a ta el chad, var.ngdiak a tal chad
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NG
DIAK
A
TAL
CHAD
ng diak a ta el chad, var.ng diak a tal chad
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NG
DIAK
A
TAL
CHAD
ngii di el, pro.any.
odimall el mekebud, var.odimalmekebud
See also:
ODIMALMEKEBUD
ongeai el buil, n.August.
See also:
ONGEAI
ongeai el skuul, n.eighth grade; eight grader.
See also:
ONGEAI
ongeim el buil, n.May.
See also:
ONGEIM
ongeim el skuul, n.fifth grade; fifth grader.
See also:
ONGEIM
ongeim el ureor, n.Friday.
See also:
ONGEIM
ongelolem el buil, n.June.
See also:
ONGELOLEM
ongelolem el skuul, n.sixth grade; sixth grader.
See also:
ONGELOLEM
rael el beluu, n.person without a fixed residence.
See also:
RAEL
se el, conj.when (in the future); whenever.
See also:
SE
se el sekum, conj.if (used in negative sentences).
See also:
SE
sis el ulaol, n.Tradional ceremony following a death in which a sis (the plant, with its leaves), is placed on the middle of the floor. Spirits are called to find out the cause of death. It was practiced long time ago, but is no longer a practice today. It is performed four days after burying a person. The sis plant is placed on the middle of the floor where the deceased was laid during the funeral. Then a person who knows how to conduct the ceremony would call on the spirits. When the spirits are ready, each person circling the sis would say something that could have caused the death. When a person actually mentions the actual cause of death, the sis would elevate on its own and shake (or dance). If the cause of death was the doing of a spirit, then the families are made aware so they can do things to appeal to or appease the spirit so that further death to the family by the spirit is stopped. That is basically the only reason for this practice (to see if spirits are involved in the cause of death so the family can act to stop it from further happening to their members). The actual ceremony is not practiced nowadays, but some clans and families continue to prepare small feasts on that fourth day after the funeral then the people (especially "mechas") who were part of the "mengiung" can now go back home. Some still call this day "sis el ulaol" but some intentionally ignore to call it that because it is believed the actual "sis el ulaol ceremony" involves invoking evil spirits that makes the sis float and dance when the right cause of death is mentioned.
See also:
SIS
tab el uach, var.tabeluach
See also:
TABELUACH
tekoi el buai, n.decision of the general public.
See also:
BUAI
tekoi el chei, var.tekoi er a chei
See also:
CHEI
teruich el uid, num.10 [ten] (bunch of bananas).
uel el chad, n.persistent person.
See also:
UEL
ureor el beluu, n.community improvement project in which all residents are expected to participate either in labor or food contributions for the laborers.
See also:
UREOR

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