chull, n.rain; rainy season.
chull a ralm el ngar er a eanged e ruebet; chellel.
chellekn.poss.1s
chellemn.poss.2s
chelleln.poss.3s
chellamn.poss.1pe
chelledn.poss.1pi
chelliun.poss.2p
chellirn.poss.3p
chellangv.s.inch.is getting rainy.
chellang a mocha chull, robeta chull; merema chull.
chullv.s.rainy.
chellel a measexpr.rain which attracts large school of rabbit fish.
chellel a ngebardexpr.rain coming on west wind.
chellel a ongosexpr.rain coming on east wind.
chellel a orakiruuexpr.rain at time of full moon.
menga er a chullexpr.get caught or drenched in the rain.
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Examples:
Ng mlo merek el chull er a chelsel a ta el sikang.
> It finished raining in an hour.
Ng mla mo diak a chull.
> The rain's stopped.
Ng ko el techa a mellomes a rengul el sebechel el mechur a eabed, e okellakl me ng ruebet a chull?
> Who is wise enough to count the clouds and tilt them over to pour out the rain?
A chull a mla mo merek.
> The rainy season has ended.
Ak milkaud er a chull.
> I was delayed by the rain.
Proverbs:
A ungil el merreder a ua chull el melemedem er a daob.
> A good leader, like rain, stills the ocean.
Rain falling during an ocean squall often seems to wipe away the winds and still the ocean. A good leader should be able to dispel the problems facing his people. He can calm down disputes and settle problems easily.
Ng ko er a chellel ongos el di mengeleu e tmat a deluus.
> Like eastern showers from white clouds, still the raincoat is ripped
During the months of the east wind, During the months of the east wind, roughly January through June, rain often comes from innocent-looking white cloud and is accompanied by brief gusts of wind strong enough to tear the traditional betel-nut-spathe raincoat; hence, an opponent whose strength is greater than anticipated.
Ng ko er a uul, el teleu a blil e oleker er a chull.
> Like the uul [Cettria cantans?] with its house open, calling for rain.
The uul may be heard to call out usually just before it rains; some say that it is calling for rain. This seems foolish, since the bird constructs its house with an opening at the top that will let rain in. A person who makes a decision or starts some action without adequate preparation is likened to the uul.
More Examples:
Ng chull.
> It's raining.
Ng meketeketang er a lebo el chull?
> Has it been raining long?
Ng ngar er ngii a chull e ng ko er a di chemechemel a olik.
> It's raining here but only lightly.
Ng mera el sulebelab el chull.
> It's raining heavily and continuously.
Ng klou a chull er tilechang?
> Is it raining hard over there?
meas,
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meas a ta er a bedengel a ngikel; "usangi".
Proverbs:
Meas.
> A small, black reef fish of excellent quality. Rabbitfish.
Can be used to refer to the people of Airai who seasonally harvest this fish in abundance when it spawns on nearby tidal flats. During the spawning season, traditionally, the people of Airai host specific other villages, including Koror, for a feast featuring meas
Ng ko er a meas er a Ngetmeduch, el di ngii el oltak er ngii er a derau.
> He's like the rabbit fish in Ngetmeduch, which jumps into the net (seemingly) of its own will.
i.e. He always drops by without having been invited. At one point in their life cycle the meas, a tasty, black reef fish, school close to the surface in the shallow lagoon near Ngetmeduch (Koror) and may be easily caught with the derau, a two-part net consisting of two scoop nets, one held in each hand (hence sometimes "butterfly net"). The idiom is applied to a person who habitually appears without invitation at parties or feasts.

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