kath SCOTT RANDEL: 

> Yes, but what does TKD mean by "be consonant"? It
> doesn't seem to be a verb in English, so I'm trying to
> use the adjectives to figure it out..
> ...
> 2: marked by musical consonances
> consonant chords
> ...
> I discount #2. So does {ngab} mean to be in agreement,
> to have similar sounds, or to be resonant?

I don't know why you discount it, since that's exactly what Dr. Okrand said it referred to. https://www.kli.org/activities/qepmey/past-qepamey/qepa-chamah-hutdich/new-words/

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