reng, n.heart; spirit; feeling; soul; seat of emotions; will; desire; decision.
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renguln.poss.3shis/her/its heart; spirit; feeling; soul; seat of emotions.
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omai er a rengulv.t.hesitate; be unsure about.
a renguk eexpr.I think/thought that.
ochemchuml a rengulexpr.seething inside with anger or hate.
See also:
Examples:
> It's fine/OK with me.
> Oskar got angry with his mother.
> As the days went by, Fern became a happier and happier.
> Be firm in your resolve to finish your schooling.
> Don't be afraid of your enemies; always be courageous.
Proverbs:
> Sincere heart.
The technique suggests a quiet rational approach to any problem; the acceptance of circumstances without getting ruffled. The advocate does not defend himself against criticism and will meet anger with sincere concern. It involves "checking the facts," rather than backing down in the face of challenge. The student of this discipline is serene in the face of danger.
> Buying the heart.
This is the strategy of anticipating the desires and wishes of others. It involves generosity in favors, gift giving, and praise. The art of anticipating the desired response by the question asked is polished. The use of humor to cajole those led is approved. When confronting a group, whether in dance or speech, a smile or pleasant, friendly expression is assumed.
> The male heart is like stone.
The true man or leader has a strong, unwavering character. His decisions are firm and unchanging.
> But our heart is our sister-in-law.
A husband's sister is said to spy on her brother's wife during his absence from home. Reference is to a young wife who refused the advances of a young man, even though it was obvious that no sister-in-law was present to spy. Asked about her relationship with the young suitor, the wife replied: "But my heart is my sister-in-law." The saying may be applied more widely to any circumstance where a person is entrusted with a task without supervision.
> The heart and assessment.
This might better be translated, "Assessment with knowledge." The mind or head is thought to be the locus of knowledge in Palau, but such knowledge is made useful or is measured with the heart (reng). Chodab, in this context, would appear to mean "to take stock of" or "to measure." In essence, then, the phrase cautions one who seems on the point of making a rash decision to temper his thoughts with his heart.
More Examples:
> Read my heart well and don't get smitten by what covers it.
> Our leaders just don't have any compassion.
> I get sad when I think of my mom and dad that are gone.
> I don't want to go listen to the politicians speak because they're so boring and talk forever but I wouldn't mind just going to eat the food.
> Are you thirsty?

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