Open JimGeselbracht opened 4 months ago
From cheleokl: mengeklachel. This song awaken the sickness/burden in myself.
On Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 13:09 JimGeselbracht @.***> wrote:
Continuing with Sylvia Tangelbad's "Ng Di Ua a Ngeral," the first verse continues with "Ak mesengei terrekeklem / Kolechokl a secher er a bedenged / Ng mocha ringel dik chellungel re ngii." What is Kolechokl? I think it is Ke olechokl, but still don't know what olechokl is. In context it probably means "to cause."
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Continuing with Sylvia Tangelbad's "Ng Di Ua a Ngeral," the first verse continues with "Ak mesengei terrekeklem / Kolechokl a secher er a bedenged / Ng mocha ringel dik chellungel re ngii." What is Kolechokl? I think it is Ke olechokl, but still don't know what olechokl is. In context it probably means "to cause."