tekesEnglishone of a group; someoneTok Pisinwanpelasome one; one of someThis pronoun is the combination of te (some) and kes (one) and is suffixed by the relaters -i or -á preceding a noun.Ngo ái Káláu a long artálár pasi kán kamkabat ur singin tekes kabin a mur i nagogon, ki kápate hut kabin i kán oror ái Káláu. (Gal 3.18)If God fulfils his covenant to someone because he follows the law, then it does not come because of God's promise.Má ngo kálámul a eran suri na ani balbal má na ngin tili kinleh si Konom, na mulán tirtirwa i kán liu. Má ngo a kuluk no, ki na tu namnam sár má na ngin. Mái sár ngo tekesi sápkin tatalen a kis i kán liu, ki na sangar i aposoi si Káláu má nák hol kaleng alari, má namur nák namnam má nák ngin. (1Ko 11.28)And when a person prepares to eat the starchy food/bread and drink from the cup of the Lord, he should first examine his life. And if it is all good, then he should just only eat and drink. However if some/any sin dwells in his life, then he should quickly confess it to God and then repent away from it, and then he can eat and drink.keste18.1.1Numbernumber
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