chemachel, n.a.s.ingredients for betel nut chewing (i.e. betel nut, pepper leaf, lime, etc.).
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chemelekn.poss.1s
chemelemn.poss.2s
chemeleln.poss.3s
chemelamn.poss.1pe
chemeledn.poss.1pi
chemeliun.poss.2p
chemelirn.poss.3p
chemelem el dekoolexpr.your cigarettes (for smoking).
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Examples:
> That family is well-known to have resources in betel nut.
Proverbs:
> Even though we fix our own betel-nut, we get burned.
Chemachel is a "betelnut package" consisting of the seeded nut, the pepper leaf (kebui), and the lime (chaus). By applying too much lime to a "package" it is possible to burn one's mouth. Although this is sometimes done among young people to signal another secretly of sexual attraction, typically it happens accidentally. The idiom implies that everyone makes mistakes; it can't be helped. No matter how careful we are, we sometimes fail; we shouldn't be too sure or overconfident in ourselves.
More Examples:
> My chewing pepper leaves are withered.
> Lukes was sulking because they chewed all of her betelnut.
> I'm going to get my pepper leaves.
> My budget was low, I could not buy cigarettes.
meringel, v.s.hard; difficult; painful; sore; (liquor; etc.) potent; peppery; expensive; (matter) serious/grave.
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v.s.inch.is getting sore, etc..
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v.s.redup.kind of difficult/expensive.
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meringel a chemelelexpr.tough character.
meringel a cheralexpr.expensive.
meringel a daobexpr.ocean is rough or stormy.
meringel a rengulexpr.feel bad about (something wasted); (something wasted) arouse sympathy; (something valuable) wasted.
meringel a silsexpr.sun is strong; weather is hot.
meringel a tekingelexpr.strict.
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Examples:
> This is a very difficult question.
> The sun is hot.
> Which part of your body hurts?
> I'm getting a headache.
> Teaching mathematics is very difficult.
More Examples:
> Does your whole body hurt also?
> My head is aching and I feel dizzy.
> My foot(feet) hurts or I have sore feet.
> Long distance realtionship are hard and misunderstandings are always a concern.
> People with headaches go to the hospital.

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