ilad, n.r.s.pride.
ilad
a
mead;
ngar
bab
a
rengul;
medengang,
di
melekoi
el
mochu
er
a
eanged;
ildengel
a
buik.
ildengeln.r.s.poss.3s
ildengel
a
ilad
er
ngii
el
buik,
mead.
See also:
MELAD
Proverbs:
Ilad
el
dui.
> Title pride.
A title (dui, also "coconut leaf," which is sometimes used as the receptacle for a title pending the selection of a successor) is to be worn in humility, but a person who has just received a new title may sometimes be oppressively haughty or prideful.
melad, v.t.needle/coax (someone) to do something (esp. challing his ability to do it); make someone feel proud about (doing something); flatter; whet/sharpen (something) against stone.
melad
a
olekeangel;
edengii;
rullii
el
mo
mead;
ng
melad
er
kid,
edengel.
edengiiv.pf.3s
edengii
a
melad
er
ngii;
olekeangel,
ousbech
a
diak
el
mera
el
chetengakl
el
rullii
el
mo
mead.
ildengiiv.pf.3s.past
edengelterirv.pf.3p.human
ildengelterirv.pf.3p.human.past
edongelv.a.s.is to be coaxed into doing something; is to be flattered/whetted/sharpened; easily flattered.
edongel
a
chad
el
di
beot
el
mo
oumera
a
diak
le
mera
el
chetengakl;
edengii,
edengel.
iladv.r.s.coaxed into doing something; flattered; whetted; sharpened.
meldeladv.t.redup.keep needling or coaxing (someone); keep flattering.
meldelad
a
ko
er
a
melad
er
ngii;
ng
meldelad
er
kid;
olekeangel.
See also:
ILAD
,
MEAD
Proverbs:
Ilad
el
dui.
> Title pride.
A title (dui, also "coconut leaf," which is sometimes used as the receptacle for a title pending the selection of a successor) is to be worn in humility, but a person who has just received a new title may sometimes be oppressively haughty or prideful.

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