llach, n.law; commandment; advice; rule; instruction.
llach
a
kelulau;
llach
a
tekoi
el
kldung
el
mengedmokl
a
blai
me
a
beluu;
llach
a
rruul
el
ultutelir
a
rechad,
rechad
a
kirir
el
orrenges
a
llach;
llechul
a
bekall
me
a
omerael
er
a
rael.
llechuln.poss.3s
llechul
a
llach
er
ngii
el
beluu.
llechul;
llechul
a
ultil;
ngar
ngii
a
llechul
a
ochil
a
chad
er
a
chelechol;
omdid
a
ultil
a
ochil
a
uel
er
a
chelechol.
chad er a llachexpr.lawyer.
melechang a llechul a rengulexpr.teach (someone) a lesson.
oleiit er a llachexpr.break or disobey law.
oltirakl er a llachexpr.follow, obey or uphold law.
omsa a llechul a rengulexpr.teach (someone) a lesson.
See also:
MELLACH
Synonyms:
BUL
,
MEIREI
Examples:
Ng
llach
er
a
skull
el
diak
dolamech.
> It is the rule of the school that we cannot smoke.
Ke
mo
melemolem
el
oltirakl
er
tia
el
llach.
> You will continue to observe the Law.
A
rechad
ra
llach
a
mo
tames
el
mesmechokl
a
rokui
meng
diak
el
bo
ra
keras.
> The attorneys will attempt at a settlement to avoid trial.
Proverbs:
Ng
di
ngmai
a
llechul
er
a
rael.
> He gets his law from the streets.
Rael has the general meaning "way," applicable both to method and to a street. The implication is that if a child will not learn from his parents, he will learn the hard way from experience. It may be used in the positive sense of someone who is quick to learn from experience.
More Examples:
Tia
el
ochechel
a
bul
a
kired
el
mo
blak
a
rengud
el
otutii
me
a
rengeasek
a
mo
mellengmes
a
llach.
> This enforcement of the stated curfew needs to enforced for the young generation to respect the laws.

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