Yanggen man attok i mannok siha annai u'uchan, siempre u dinira i ichan para un råto ha'.
Lao yanggen ti man attok, siempre u uchan tolot dia.
If it's raining and the chickens hide, the rain will last just a short time.
If they don't hide, it will rain the whole day.
It's almost as if the chickens are telling us, "If it's going to keep raining and raining all day, there's no use hiding. Just stay in the rain."
But it could be that the rain softens up the ground, allowing the chickens to get at worms and bugs hiding in the soil more easily. Sometimes, with the soil loosened by the rain, the worms just come out of hiding. A rainy day, therefore, can mean good hunting for the chickens.
The feathers of the chicken do help a lot to keep the chicken warm in the rain, but, unlike a duck, the feathers are not water-proof. The chickens will want to get out of the rain at some point. But the good hunting might keep them in the rain for part of the day.
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