char, n.price; cost; amount of money for purchase.
char
a
udoud
el
omechar,
cheral
a
blai,
melai
a
char.
cherakn.poss.1s
cheramn.poss.2s
cheraln.poss.3s
cheral
a
char
er
ngii,
cheral
a
mlai.
cheremamn.poss.1peour (exclusive) price or cost.
cheradn.poss.1pi
cheremiun.poss.2pyour (plural) prices or costs.
cherrirn.poss.3ptheir prices or costs.
oltobed a cheral expr.take out money for pay for (something).
See also:
OCHERAOL
,
OMECHAR
Examples:
Ng
tela
a
cheral?
> How much does it cost?
Aika
el
udoud
a
medela
er
a
cheral
a
blai.
> The amount of money has become more than the cost of the house.
Ng
ko
er
a
bebeot
a
cheral
a
kloker
a
Hong
Kong.
> The prices for watches are pretty low in Hong Kong.
Ng
meringel
a
cheral
a
ngikel.
> Fish is expensive.
Proverbs:
Ng
ko
er
a
char
er
a
Kosiil,
el
lecheraches
e
ng
mong
me
a
lekeriik
e
ng
mei.
> Like seaweed at Kosiil, out with the tide and in with the tide.
Kosiil is a location in the lagoon where the seaweed can be seen to bend in and out with the tide. The idiom is applied to a leader who is too flexible and unreliable. In the short form (Kora char ra Kosiil) it may simply mean, "I'll go along with what you decide."
More Examples:
Ng
diak.
Ng
di
ungil
a
cheral
> No. The price is reasonable
Kmal
meral
meringel
a
cheral
a
dengki
er
chelecha
el
buil.
> The electric bill is so high this month.
Kmal
mera
el
mla
mo
takai
a
cheral
a
dekool.
> Cigarrette prices has gone up a lot.
Ng
tela
a
cheral
a
kelek?
> What is the cost of our food?
Ke
mera
el
ko
er
a
aika
el
char
er
a
Kosiil!
> You are so like them seaweeds at Kosiil!
chur, n.laughter; laughing.
chur
a
dereuakl,
ocherechur,
rekebil
a
metemella
er
a
chur.
cherikn.poss.1s
cherimn.poss.2s
cheriln.poss.3s
cheremamn.poss.1peour (exclusive) laughs.
cheridn.poss.1pi
cheremiun.poss.2pyour (plural) laughs.
cherrirn.poss.3ptheir laughs.
cherchurn.redup.laughter.
kimir a cherilexpr.giggle; chuckle; small laugh; smirk.
mengemkim er a cherilexpr.hold back laughter; stifle laughter; hide laughter.
See also:
OCHERCHUR
Synonyms:
DEREUAKL
Examples:
Ng
kmal
tuobed
a
cherik.
> That really makes me want to laugh.
Mkedebengii
a
cherim!
> Don't laugh so much!
A
Dios
a
milskak
a
deurreng
me
a
cherchur.
> God has brought me joy and laughter.
More Examples:
Ng
tuobed
a
cherik
el
tirka
el
chad
er
a
kabelment,
aika
el
mlai
lomekall
a
rengrir
klokir
a
bedengir.
> I'm smirking at the people working for the government, do they think they own these government vehicles when they're behind the wheels.
Aki
mlo
er
a
diosech
er
a
elii
e
ng
mla
er
ngii
a
cherchur.
> We went to the small pond yesterday and there were shrimps.
Ng
milruul
a
chemang
me
a
cherchur.
> He cooked crab and shrimps.

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