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The translated bible use LAION for English word 'lion'. Do people have opinions on this? Should we add it? I don't think we need to add every English word with Palauan spelling so I'm not sure.
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I think I hear people say, "melit a kim" a lot and it means, "go looking for clams". This is not in the English definition of melit which is just about opening things. The Palauan definition contains …
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I thought there was a word like KODANGKO which means heavy earth-moving machines. Like a backhoe or an excavator. Something like this:
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But I asked a few Palauans and th…
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What is titimul or titimr in English?
I asked for example usage but got no reply.
By the way, I get about 1 email a month from someone asking basically something like th…
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toilalech , n. taro vine (Rhaphidophora).
toilalech a ta er a bedengel a besebes el meklou a llel.
I believe that toilalech is a poisonous plant like tonget. Here is tonget's definition:
poiso…
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I came across the word **_kluuturiul_** while looking through a Palauan hymnal (it says, "Ngdiak **kluuturiul.**"). I looked up the word **_lmuuturiul_**, and though it is not found in the defined wor…
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Both BUBUU and MANGIDAB have 'spider' as their English definition. That suggests they can be used to describe all spiders. Even the Kerresel sort of suggest this:
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mysql> select pdef from all_w…
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Ouerrong created by johnbent@gmail.com on 2017-05-03 08:59:25
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Is KILARD the past tense of KMARD?