meduch, v.s.t.know how (to); be skilled at; (wood, metal, etc.) strong or durable; half-ripe (i.e. ready to pick); (pregnant woman) at full-term.
meduch a medengei; sebechel el meruul; meduch er a ngloik, duch er a urreor; dechal er a omenged; meduch a dioll el betok a bilel el kmeed el mechell.
medechangv.s.t.inch.is getting to know how (to); is becoming skilled.
dioll a medechang; betok a bilel; kmeed el mechell. medechang a mocha meduch el meloik.
medecheduchv.s.t.redup.medecheduch a telkib el meduch; medecheduch el mengereomel a udoud me a kall, duch er ngii.
mededecheduchv.s.t.redup.mededecheduch a meduch; telkib el meduch; mededecheduch el mengisemuk er a delengcheklel.
meduch a ngerelexpr.good at explaining things clearly; glib; prone to finding excuses; name of Ngcheangel banana.
meduch a rengulexpr.hard-working; conscientious; strong-willed; persevering.
meduch el mengangexpr.be a glutton.
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Examples:
A Satsko a meduch el merasm.
> Satsko knowe how to sew.
Ng kmal meduch el meruul a kall meng diak lousbech ra chad el tames a ikel loruul.
> She's an amazing cook that she doesn't even need anyone to try the food she makes.
A Droteo a kmal meduch er a ochur.
> Droteo really know (how to do) math.
Ng diak ksal meduch el mesauch a buuch.
> I'm not very good at climbing betel nut trees/harvesting them.
Proverbs:
Ng ko er a bukitang, el meduch el meldelodech a bedengel.
> Like the octopus, able to change the color of its body.
He's too erratic or too easily persuaded. A leader, or any person, who is highly erratic, too adaptive; one who appears capable of taking any convenient or easy position.
Meduch a ngerel.
> A variety of banana.
The people of Kayangel; a banana occurring there.
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Ng techang a kot el meduch el chad er a iakiu er tia el skuul?
> Who is the best baseball at this school?
Uukel, mera el medecheduch el mengib er se el sengchel.
> Wow, she's so good breaking it down with them hips.
Ng techang a kot el meduch el chad er a omengikai er tia el skuul?
> Who is the best swimmer at this school?
Ngka el bechik a mera el meduch el meloik.
> My wife is a good dancer.
Ngar er ngii a rechad el di meduch el mesaod e merekong.
> There are people who just know how to talk and thats about it.
mengang, v.t.eat.
mengang a omengur; kolii a kliou; kmang.
koliangv.pf.inch.beginning to eat up.
koliiv.pf.3skolii a mengang er ngii; mla kolii a kall el rokir.
killiiv.pf.3s.past
kmangv.pf.3p.inan.kmang a mla mekang; klang me ng diak, kolii a odoim, kelel.
kilangv.pf.3p.inan.past
kekangv.recip.eat (each other's food); eat (food) together.
kekang a di du el mengang; kebengur, kolii a kelel, kma a odoim el rokui.
klangv.r.s.eaten.
klang a mla mekang; odoim a klang, kmang, kolii el rokir.
mekangv.erg.get eaten.
mekang a klang; kolii, mla kma a kall el rokui; mengang, kelel.
mekelangv.erg.inch.beginning to get eaten.
mengelkangv.t.redup.keep eating.
mengelkang a telkib e mekudem el mengang; melelemtam, kolii, kmang.
menga a kesukexpr.young; inexperienced (i.e.; eat inedible leaves as children do).
menga a llel a kesukexpr.young; unexperienced.
menga a ulkelexpr.eat a lot without showing an expanded belly.
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Examples:
A bersoech a chilebeldkak me ak killii.
> The snake tricked me into eating it.
Ng mo kmang a bobai.
> He is going to eat up some/the papayas.
Ng mla kma a tekingel.
> She ate her words (i.e., she went ahead and did something she said she would never do).
Ng mo kolii a bobai.
> He is going to eat up a particular papaya/some papaya/the papaya.
Te kilang a rokui el ringngo a rengalek er a elii.
> The children ate all the apples yesterday.
Proverbs:
Ng kora omengelel a Laib, el mengang e melakl
> Eating like laib-while eating, burying.
The laib, a bird with a long, white tail, according to lore eats ripe fruit in season, as other birds do, but also gathers scraps dropped by other birds and buries them. When other birds are hungry, the laib will dig up the scraps and eat them. Hence, one should plan ahead for lean times.
Ng ko er a killii a derudm el medel a betok el tekoi.
> Like one who has eaten the thorny puffer fish, full of many things.
The thorny puffer fish is sometimes gulped by the wide-mouthed grouper fish. The puffer, expanding and extending its thorns in the grouper's mouth, renders the latter rather "full of things" and completely helpless. Groupers in this predicament are occasionally caught by fishermen. The idiom is applied to anyone who faces more problems, more work, or more sweethearts than he can cope with.
Ng ko er a mengang er a beritengetang el kukau.
> Like eating a forked taro corm.
Taro (Colocasia esculenta) generally grows like a single fat carrot. Some corms, however, develop one or more points or forks. The image conveyed by this idiom is that of a man beset by many tasks, trying to decide among them.
Ng ko er a rrull el di mededeod el mengang el merael.
> Like a ray-fish, eating while walking.
The ray-fish does not stop swimming while chewing food it has gathered while weaving along the ocean floor. The saying may be applied to any rude behavior or particularly to the act of walking and eating, which is considered impolite. It can also be applied to a person who is trying to hurry through a job without giving it careful attention.

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