dmanges, v.i.
dmanges
a
merael
el
mo
er
a
bab;
omerael
a
bedul
a
diluches.
dongesangv.i.inch.
dongesang
a
dmanges,
merael
el
mo
er
a
diluches,
klechedaol
a
dongesang.
Examples:
Ngera
me
ke
di
mesumech
e
dmanges?
> Why do you ask me to give (someone) a message for you and then come yourself?
Proverbs:
Mesumech
e
dmanges.
> To delegate, then to do.
The word mesumch involves the act of going on an errand or mission, hence "delegate." The phrase may be applied to a leader who asks a subordinate to do something, then does it himself.
melanges, v.t.look up at.
melanges
a
omes
er
a
bab;
dongesii,
dmanges
a
buuch,
dengesel.
dongesiiv.pf.3s
dongesii
a
melanges
er
ngii;
mla
dongesii
a
buuch.
dilengesiiv.pf.3s.past
dmangesv.pf.3p.inan.
dmanges
a
melanges;
omes
er
bab,
mla
dmanges
a
buuch,
dongesii
a
kebui,
dengesel.
dilangesv.pf.3p.inan.past
dengeseln.poss.3sthe action of looking up.
dengesel
a
omelanges
er
ngii;
melanges.
delangesv.r.s.looked up at.
delanges
a
mla
medanges;
moues
er
a
bab;
dongesii
a
buuch,
dmanges
a
kebui;
melanges,
dengesel.
dengesall
/dengakl		v.a.s.is to be looked up at.
dengesall
a
omes
er
a
bab;
kirei
el
medanges;
dongesii,
dmanges
a
berikd
el
buuch,
melanges
er
a
sils;
dengesel
a
buuch.
medangesv.erg.
medanges
a
delanges;
mes
a
ngar
er
bab;
dongesii,
dmanges
a
buuch,
mla
medanges,
dengesel.
melanges a madexpr.make sure that one's behaving properly (i.e., look up at someone else's face to see whether or not he is angry).
See also:
KEDANGESMAD
Examples:
Ngera
me
ke
di
mesumech
e
dmanges?
> Why do you ask me to give (someone) a message for you and then come yourself?
Proverbs:
Mesumech
e
dmanges.
> To delegate, then to do.
The word mesumch involves the act of going on an errand or mission, hence "delegate." The phrase may be applied to a leader who asks a subordinate to do something, then does it himself.

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