olangch, n.instr.sign; distinguishing mark; signal; indication; anything functioning to give directions (e.g., lighthouse); marker.
olangch
a
olecholt;
omeketakl;
olengchelel
a
eolt;
ouelangch.
olengcheleln.instr.poss.3s
olengchelel
a
olangch
er
ngii;
olechotel.
olengchelel a chutemexpr.boundary or land marker.
olengchelel a eoltexpr.weather-vane; sign of the weather.
See also:
DELANGCH
,
MELANGCH
,
OUELANGCH
Proverbs:
Ng
ko
er
a
olengchelel
a
eolt
er
a
Saipan.
> Like the weathervane at Saipan
This is a new idiom, probably coming into the language as a result of changes in policy whereby Saipan, in the past couple of decades, has been in and out of the Trust Territory as administered by the Department of the Interior. Application is to the indecisive or changeable leader
More Examples:
Aika
el
bilas
lesileseb
a
rechad
er
Belau
a
leko
ng
olangch
el
mo
er
a
beluulechad.
> The ships that were burned is a message to the world not to mess with Belau.
A
omelngod
a
mle
olangch
er
a
blirir
a
rechad.
> Tattoos were distinguished symbols from each family or clan.

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