tech, n.meat; flesh; muscles; genitals (esp. female); core; essence; root or tuber (of starchy food).
tech
a
chelsel
a
chad,
charm;
techel
a
babii,
techel
a
malk,
techel
a
ngikel.
techekn.poss.1s
techemn.poss.2s
techeln.poss.3s
techamn.poss.1pe
techedn.poss.1pi
techiun.poss.2p
techirn.poss.3p
techel a bilisexpr.squirrelfish.
techel a cheldecheduchexpr.highlight or most important part of the story.
techel a miichexpr.meat of tropical almond; original inhabitants of village.
techel a tekoiexpr.essence or substance of the matter.
techel a uingelexpr.gums (in mouth).
Examples:
A
techel
a
charm
a
kirel
mo
medul
er
a
ngau
e
mekang
el
obengkel
a
diak
a
omkukel
el
blauang
me
a
mechuached
el
dellomel.
> The meat is to be roasted and eaten with bitter herbs and with bread made without yeast.
Ng
tech
er
a
kelta
el
stoang?
> It is meat from which (far-away) store?
Ngilecha
a
kmal
techel
a
miich.
> He's a genuine blood member of that family.
A
techel
a
charm
a
lebo
longa
er
ngii
a
rubak.
> The meat will be eaten by the old man.
Proverbs:
Techel
a
miich.
> Core of the tropical almond.
A lineage that has resided in a particular village for a long time, so long in fact that the origin of the lineage and the origin of the clan to which it belongs are considered coeval, is likened to the core or, perhaps, true spirit or essence of the tropical almond, a food once reserved for the elite. Members of such lineages are considered to have first right to clan titles. The following three idioms express lesser degrees of belonging.
More Examples:
Ak
milenga
a
beras
me
a
techel
a
kerebou
me
a
iasai.
> I ate rice and beef with vegetables.
A
delak
a
milsa
ta
er
a
bekerkard
el
techel
a
til.
> My mom gave him a piece of Palauan money for his wallet.

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