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tangtangEnglishcrying; soundingThis can imply continuous or on and off crying.A támin ngo bos tatalen erei a tangtang kuluk uri talngán kálámul ngo a lain tatalen án lotu,...Ái sár kápate tángni kálámul suri na kátlán i nemnem káián kápán páplun. (Kol 2.23)It is true that those customs sound good to a person's ears that they are good church customs,...However they do not help a person to rule/control the desires of his body.tang2.3.2.2Soundsound
tangtanganEnglishsupport; helping frequentlyTok PisinhalipimThis is the idea of frequent or repeated help.sotsottangan/tángni
tapálas / tapálsiSurulátiEnglishstretch out; open up; spread out; widen; expandTok Pisinsiteretimcause to be untied, loosenedThis may be used of stretching out one's arm, or of a flower opening its petals,táplaspálas/pálsi7.2Movemotion
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tapángángSurkápte a patapEnglishgaping; detachedBali nil on á kip er a duk imuni iátin kip tilanang. Kápte a patap, a ngoro a tapángáng be, pasi unák bali nil on má lala básái suri nák patap kuluk.Nail again that horizontal beam that is (barely) touching up on top of the beam from/on the down coast (side). It is not attached (securely), it is like it is gaping still, so you should again nail it and really pound it so it will be well attached.pángángtapángni
tapángniSurpati nák pángángEnglishopencause to be gapingThis term is used to describe the mouth of fish, the openings of baskets, and shellfish when they are open.Pati be i kam rat nák pángáng má inak mákái. Una lain tapángni sang suri inak lain mákái, kápte be iau lain mákái.Open up your basket now so it will be gaping and I will see (inside) it. You should open it well so it I can see it well, I have not yet seen it well.tapángáng
tapásangSurhau pas tili sosopas; arsok pas tili sosopasEnglishseparatedSosopas imuni i kip ákte hau pas, kápte má a sosopas kuluk. Iau mákái til main ngoro ákte tapásang má.That joint up on the horizontal beam has separated itself, it is not now joined well. I see it from here (it is) like it has separated.pásang/pásngi
tapelukSurlala merok mák duelEnglishweakThis implies being tired and sick, without strength.Nabung a lala merok mák tu duel i on ái koner. Iau hol on ngo a matpám gut pasi ák tapeluk i páplun.Yesterday that one was very tired and his body was just limp. I thought that he was probably hungry resulting in his body was weak.2.5.1Sicksickness
tapriuSurilang kaleng; kalengEnglishturn and go back the way you've come fromThis verb can be followed by suri (for). To tapriu is equivalent to making a U-turn, and when used of one's life or spirit, it implies a life change.Tám arbin a parai gamáte lala han tepák má alar Káláu, a kuluk ngo gama kaleng uri narsán suri nák asengsegeng i gam. Gama tapriu sur Káláu kabin ngo lain liu er a kis áklis na tari si gam.The preacher said you have gone far away from God, you should return to him so he can free you. You should turn around toward God because the good life that exists forever he will give it to you.aririuilangtapriu kaleng7.2Movemotion
tapriu kalengEnglishturn backturn returnilang kaleng4.9.7.2Christianitylotu
taptapalEnglishfaded
taptapamEnglishascendingA támin muswan sang ngo gama mákái naul bát na pasbat, má tan angelo si Káláu da lu taptapam má dák lu sososih, má Natun Kálámul a ngoro sál tan angelo di lu láklák on. (Ioa 1.51)It is true indeed that you will see heaven will open, and God's angels will be ascending and descending, and the Son Of Man is like the road the angels are walking on.tapam7.2Movemotion
tapuk-iSurabopbopoi táit uradi bimEnglishcollapse; uprootThis is the action of the wind or a machine that uproots or collapses a tree or house.suhipuki2
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