sils
, n.sun; day.
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bekesilsv.s.(boys) smell sweaty or gamey (after perspiring in sun).
Examples:
> Johann will mow our lawn today.
> Did you read any a single book today?
> I am very happy today.
> Did you help anybody today?
> The sun is shining so hard and she's at the farm with nothing on her head.
Proverbs:
> The sun is throwing projectiles.
The sun is a demigod who comes daily from an eastern heaven and follows a winding path leading down to the ocean. During the afternon hours the sun will receive reports from all the other gods concerning the work that they have accomplished during the day. Two of these gods are in charge of the stars and take frequent trips to ROBERT K. MCKNIGHT the moon to investigate their star-charges. (Palauans like to note that they traveled to the moon long ago while we are just preparing to do so.) Toward evening, as the sun approaches the ocean, it first lands on a large orange tree (kerukur) and hurls the fruit into the ocean to frighten away hostile fish, such as sharks. Hence, the orange beams often associated with sunsets. After securing the safety of the ocean, the sun makes its final descent for the day. Thus, evening is the time when the sun throws darts.
More Examples:
> I like to walk its just that the sun is scorching.
> I'm going to the hospital in Koror in the afternoon.
> The sun controls the rotation of earth.
> When the sun sets slowly.
> You have to rake the yard in the afternoon.

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