melbard, v.t.lay something crosswise; move crosswise to (wind); (person, animal, fish) deflect (himself or itself) from original (straight) path; lay (oneself) down crosswise (on bamboo floor, etc.).
melbard
a
delbard;
diak
el
llemolem;
dbard,
diberdel.
doiberdii
/diberdii		v.pf.3s
doiberdii
a
melbard
er
ngii;
delbard,
doiberdii
a
kerrekar.

diberdii
a
melbard
er
ngii.
dileberdiiv.pf.3s.past
doibard
/dibard		v.pf.3p.inan.
doibard
a
melebard;
remuul
el
mo
delbard;
diak
le
llemolem.

dibard
a
melbard;
delbard;
diak
el
llemolem;
diberdii,
dibard
a
brer
er
a
taoch,
diberdel.
dilebardv.pf.3p.inan.past
delbardv.r.s.laid crosswise; perpendicular; (speech, behavior) inappropriate.
delbard
a
diak
el
llemolem;
ka
el
melemalt,
tochedesuch,
tbard,
kerrekar
a
delbard
er
a
rael,
diberdel.
diberdallv.a.s.is to be laid crosswise.
diberdall
kirel
el
medbard;
diak
le
llemolem;
mo
delbard,
diberdii
a
bambuu
er
a
rael
el
melenget.
kedbardv.recip.(long objects; sleeping people; etc.) lying at various angles to each other.
kedbard
a
betok
el
delbard,
mechiuaiu
el
kedbard
e
le
ng
meseked
a
blai,
diak
lungil
el
blechobech;
diberdel.
medbard
/metbard		v.erg.
metbard
a
mo
delbard;
diberdii
a
oluches;
dibard
a
bambuu;
a
mlai
a
mla
metbard
er
a
rael;
diberdel.
mededbardv.t.redup.(animal; fish) move (itself) at angles.
mededbard
a
delbard;
diak
le
ngar
a
urrebetellel,
diberdii
a
mlil;
doibard,
diberdel,
diak
le
melemalt.
melbardv.i.misbehave.
See also:
DELBARD
,
DIBARD
,
TEDBARD
Proverbs:
A
rengalek
el
sechal
a
di
mekekerei
e
kora
mersaod
el
melbard
er
ter
ra
btil
a
ralm.
> A male child, though small, is yet like a small barracuda that braces against the flowing stream.
The small barracuda (mersaod, a small ai) can be seen bracing, without apparent motion, against the stream, usually where fresh water flows into the lagoon, or where tide water runs off the reef, until suddenly it dashes into the stream to grab a small fish. Then it retreats once more to its place of watchfulness. This watchful, quiet, reserved, almost crafty approach to life is much admired, and parents will encourage their male children with this saying.

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