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The Palauan word kloumera(ng) is a noun that means “belief, faith, or trust.” I believe that it is derived from v.i. oumera(ng), meaning “believe or trust.”
E.G.,
“…e le a kloumera er kemiu a meng…
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"Demei believes the second oldest banana plant in Palau is tuarechelid (Alpenia), the name meaning “bananas of the gods.” I think the fruits are not edible. Another banana considered Palauan, or at le…
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These are not currently in the database but other similar prefixes are. @ChrisPerrette and @smith-371 , can you two please try to add the autoparse for these?
[By the way, be careful please about …
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suls created by palau371@gmail.com on 2020-05-14 10:26:50
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Just realized this is missing. Am I spelling it correctly? And can someone please confirm that it means specifically American as opposed to CHAD ER A NGEBARD which more generally means Westerner?
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Can we add the following contractions?
ar, contraction of a re-
mar, contraction of me a re-
rar, contraction of er a re-
erar, contraction of er a re-
These seem to be very common in my Bibl…
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Usage Examples for the word Kele created by jimgeselbracht@yahoo.com on 2021-04-20 14:52:40
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In #319, Lukes mentions "a hang out spot (Orekiil)". Can someone confirm? Orekiil is a place in Palau? Where exactly is it?
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7 arts and techniques of Papuan Kelulau created by johnbent@gmail.com on 2017-05-03 09:00:11