Open JimGeselbracht opened 6 months ago
Tukebil, a teenager, young woman.
On Mon, Apr 1, 2024 at 15:02 JimGeselbracht @.***> wrote:
In Ymesei Ezekiel's 1962 song "Tal Sosoak" he starts with: Tal sosoak kekerei el tukebil. Apparently tukebil is a variation on ekebil which might be a regional word (particular to Ngerchelong?). Or it might be an old word no longer in use. Felix Okabe thought that it might mean "one young lady out of a group of young ladies." Is anyone familiar with this word?
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Thanks Mar - so is there a difference between ekebil and tukebil? On Monday, April 1, 2024 at 05:17:27 PM PDT, Gnalu @.***> wrote:
Tukebil, a teenager, young woman.
On Mon, Apr 1, 2024 at 15:02 JimGeselbracht @.***> wrote:
In Ymesei Ezekiel's 1962 song "Tal Sosoak" he starts with: Tal sosoak kekerei el tukebil. Apparently tukebil is a variation on ekebil which might be a regional word (particular to Ngerchelong?). Or it might be an old word no longer in use. Felix Okabe thought that it might mean "one young lady out of a group of young ladies." Is anyone familiar with this word?
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In Ymesei Ezekiel's 1962 song "Tal Sosoak" he starts with: Tal sosoak kekerei el tukebil. Apparently tukebil is a variation on ekebil which might be a regional word (particular to Ngerchelong?). Or it might be an old word no longer in use. Felix Okabe thought that it might mean "one young lady out of a group of young ladies." Is anyone familiar with this word?