omor, v.t.lay or put (hands, chest) on or against something.
omor
a
loia
chimal
er
ngii;
mor
a
chimal
er
a
bdelul;
bereel
a
chim
er
a
bedul.
omor
a
merael
a
delel,
ulul;
diak
el
ochil;
ngalek
a
omor
er
a
ulul
er
a
ulaol,
bereel
a
ulul.
merii
/mereii		v.pf.3s
mereii
a
omor
er
ngii;
merekedii
a
chimal;
ngalek
a
omor
er
a
ulul
er
a
ulaol.
mirriiv.pf.3s.past
morv.pf.3p.inan.
mor
a
bereked;
tolechoi
a
omor
er
a
ulul
er
a
ulaol;
toktang
a
mereii
a
chimal
er
a
smecher,
bereel.
mirorv.pf.3p.inan.past
blorv.r.s.(hands, chest) laid or put on or against something.
blor
a
mla
obor;
bereked,
ngalek
a
omor
er
a
ulul
er
a
ulaol.
breelv.a.s.
breel
a
bor,
omor,
mor
a
chimal,
breel
a
ulul
a
tolechoi.
oborv.erg.
obor
a
bereked;
ngalek
a
omor
er
a
ulul
er
a
ulaol;
mereii,
mor,
mla
obor
a
chimal
er
a
bdelul.
omor er a medal expr.put one's face to surface of water, ground, etc.
omor er a ulul expr.(baby) crawl or creep on ground, etc; lie face down.
Examples:
Ke
mor?
> Where are you going?
More Examples:
ke
mor
>
omur, v.t.boil before cooking; pre-cook; parboil; clean (food - especially, clams) by rinsing in hot water before actual cooking.
omur
a
teleu
a
rekel;
omur
a
kim,
breel
a
kim.
mrengiiv.pf.3s
mirrengiiv.pf.3s.past
murv.pf.3p.inan.
mur
a
omur;
melengoes
el
diak
bo
le
lmarek,
mur
a
kim,
breel.
milurv.pf.3p.inan.past
blurv.r.s.boiled before cooking; precooked; parboiled; (food which justs) needs to be reheated (before eating).
blur
a
mla
obur;
teleu
a
sengosel,
blur
el
kim,
mreii,
mur,
omur
a
kim,
breel.
breelv.a.s.
breel
a
bur,
omur,
breel
a
kim.
oburv.erg.
obur
a
blur;
mreii,
mur
a
kim;
melengoes
el
teleu
a
rekel;
diak
le
mark;
bereel
a
kim.
Proverbs:
Ng
ko
er
a
mur
er
a
Ngchesar,
el
di
klukuk
el
di
klukuk.
> It's like the feast of Ngchesar, postponed till tomorrow, then the next, and forever.
You keep saying tomorrow, tomorrow. You're lucky there's a tomorrow. Presumably, in the past the village of Ngchesar in central Palau tried and tried again to schedule a mur, the largest, villagewide feast conducted in Palau. But for various reasons the feast was forever postponed. The saying applies to the risk of procrastination.
More Examples:
A
John
a
mle
kachebangel
ngii
me
a
bechim
er
tia
el
mur.
> John was facing towards his wife during the ceremony.
Ng
diak
ksal
medengei
el
kmo
tia
el
mur
ng
mo
er
ngii
er
a
oingerang.
> I'm not really sure when the feast going to take place.
Tirka
el
chad
el
mle
er
a
mur
a
mla
kaiririid.
> The people who came to the feast are now all gone.

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