Gnalu
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8 months ago Uaisei eh Ngirchoureng ‘ng ‘l mangl’ a rengul… his/her saddened heart. So adjective? Heheh
On Tue, Oct 24, 2023 at 13:01 JimGeselbracht @.***> wrote:
I see that there are three example sentences in tekinged using "Ngelmangel," but no definition. That word is also used in the song "DARLING": Ngelmangel el mo medideklokl engdi di obengkem. Felix Okabe told me that Ngelmangel is a noun meaning "a person who is crying," which, conveniently, could be deconstructed into "ng el lmangel." Is Ngelmangel a stand-alone noun, or is it a phrase (as I suggested) just jammed together?
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I see that there are three example sentences in tekinged using "Ngelmangel," but no definition. That word is also used in the song "DARLING": Ngelmangel el mo medideklokl engdi di obengkem. Felix Okabe told me that Ngelmangel is a noun meaning "a person who is crying," which, conveniently, could be deconstructed into "ng el lmangel." Is Ngelmangel a stand-alone noun, or is it a phrase (as I suggested) just jammed together?