minmáirSurtáit di merei kálámul mai suri para atalsai ngo ái á matngan kálámul ngádáhEnglishuniform; symbols; trappings; gloryThis refers to special occasion clothing and decorations, a uniform denoting one's job, a symbol of one's position, a distinctive place, or of a house, a symbol of lifestyle or habits. As the Sursurunga definition says, something a person is decorated, or even covered, with to proclaim what kind of person he is. Traditionally, one's minmáir was composed of things like the spear one carried or the shell money one wore. In the Scriptures, minmáir_i_Káláu is God's glory or splendor.Kálámul er a mákmák ngoro tekesi tiling kálámul a ninir i ngisán. Lusán er a sol on a lite alari minmáir kán tan kálámul er di tiklik no.That man looks like some big man whose name is noised (i.e. a well-known and/or important person). That shirt he entered into (he put on) is different from the uniforms/garb of those men they are all together (those men who are with him).Má rumán osmapak a káng mai lala sauh a so tili talsán minmáir i Káláu má tili kán rakrakai,... (Apa 15.8)And the temple was fillled with much smoke that came out from the light of God's glory and from his power,...mermer4.9.7.2Christianity4.3.9.1Customanthro; lotu
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