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tultulusEnglishdividingThis is often used of dividing kunai grass into bunches for roofing.tulus/tulsai
tulipSurkesá matngan rohoEnglishgreens typeroho5.2.3.1.3Food from vegetablesgreens
tul3EnglishstopoverMá ngo iakte turpasi kak inan, ki ina han mangeh tul narsá gam má kis tiklik mam gam án mudán. Má ngo iakte eran mul suri han, ki erár má iak nem i gam ngo gama tangan iau suri kak láklák. (Rom 15.24)And when I have begun my journey, then I will come (and) stopover (for) resting with you and sit/stay together with you a little. And when I have again prepared to go, then at that time I want you that you will help me with my walking/journey.rumán bop tultur tultuli
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tukus / tuksiEnglishbreak off; knock offThis term is used of breaking off a piece of kahlár (coals, charcoal), but is not appropriate for breaking stone or tree branches.bomsoi7.9Break, wear outbreaking
tukul tukulSurkápate láklák nokwanEnglishstaggeringThis is used of young children learning to walk or a short person walking.tantantan2.1Bodybody act
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tukes onEnglishsame; identicaljust one (of) iton14.2.1Come together, form a groupgroup
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tukes i kándiar peletSurlain araturánEnglishclose friendstheir(2) plate is only oneThis implies two people who do everything together; they are inseparable.Aru kálámul ngo diar lain araturán, bos táit no ngo kes a hol on suri longoi, ki diar no diara longoi. Má ngo kesi tur diar a banai namnam, ki diar no diara ani. Matngan araturán ngorer di lu parai ngo a tukes i kándiar pelet.Two guys if they are good friends, everything that one thinks of to do, then both of them do it. And if one of them meets up with food, then both of them will eat it. That kind of friendship they say that their(2) plate is only one (they are really close friends).4.1Relationships3.5.3.1Word4.2.1Come together, form a groupgroup; interesting idiom; relationship
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tuhtuh kusSurkutkut kusEnglishcut into many pieces; cut into small segments or piecescutting severpokpok kuskusi17.8.3Cutcutting
tuhi suk wáhSurák wáh i hol; amahi holEnglishdeflate; lose interest; abandon or change plans; turn to another coursecut vine deflatedNabung di parai ngo tan kalilik án aratintin da han ur Lipek. Mái sár ngo ái koner a lu obop pirán tabal kán aratintin ák parai bul ngo kápte te pirán tabal káián aratintin. A be parai ngorer, ki kalilik kápte má di gasgas suri han, a ngoro a tuhi suk wáh i hol kán kalilik.Yesterday they said that the children of learning (students) would go to Lipek (school). However that one who puts out money belonging to the school said instead that there wasn't any money of the school's. He said like that, then the children their stomachs were not happy about going, it is like it cut the wáh vine in the children's thinking (they lost interest, were disappointed).amahisuk wáh
tuhtuhEnglishcut several timestuhtuh kustuhi7.8.3Cutcutting
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tuh sara-iSurtárái suk til on suri nák tam sara; tár sarai (rákán kubau)Englishcut away; cut downcut scattertuhi7.8.3Cutcutting