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abaaba

n. fence, wall of a house

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

baba hale

baba hale

n. floor (house)

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

badage

adj. shallow (bowl or basket)

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

baganga du numekai

n. pot

banuunu

n. basket made with coconut leaves with carrying handle

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

bilit

n. bridge

bolobolo higi duwwongo

basket for serving portions at a feast

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

bontai

n. door

boot

n. boat

bulu dahi ngudu

shaving brush

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

bulu hunu waga

n. paint brush

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

bulu luuluu ngudu

tooth brush

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

buulei

n. ring

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dahu

vt. to build a ground oven

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dala

vt. to comb one’s hair; to cast a fishing line

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dodo hai

barb of a stingray used to pierce ears

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dohi niu

to strip up coconut trunk (for house frame)

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

duai

n. stool for grating coconuts

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

duludulu

n. house post

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

duu

n. belt

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

duugaha

n. clean coconut husk ready for making sennit

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gaagenge

n. ladder

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gaagenge

n. ladder, stairway

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gaahanga

n. rope used to assist in climbing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gada

n. basket

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gada hadu

n. oven stones

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahala hai ono humu

mat decorated with diamond patterns

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahala kene

white mat (plaited with bleached leaves)

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahala pada

mat plaited with coarse pandanus leaf strand

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahu ahina

dress

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahu daane

shirt

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahu laa

n. umbrella

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahu lahilahi

thin cloth

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gahu maadolu

heavy clothing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gawe

n. bundle

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

geinga

trash; rubbish; boundary (of land); loose end from a broken warp, loose end of a thread (broken in a woven fabric)

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

genu gumade

n. handle of a wooden bowl

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gili ulungi

n. pillow case

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

go bai

n. cap

golo

n. clothes

goloo

n. goods, things

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo balaangi

American goods, things

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo dogolia

n. laundry

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo mai dai

n. European goods

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo mai dai.

European goods

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goobai

n. hat

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goobai hagaholi

n. helmet

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gumade

n. large wooden bowl used for pounding food

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

haabini

vt. to coil, e.g. a pandanus leaf

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

haaligi

material placed under something to protect it, as a place mat or coaster; to place a mat or other material under something

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

habodo

n. a strut, rung of ladder

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hau

n. necklace or hat

hii wae

n. shoe

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

imu

n. oven

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

kade

n. side of the canoe with the canoe

kahu

n. shirt

kalati mataata

n. mirror

kau wae

n. pants

kile

n. lighthouse like marker to mark the canal

kobai llang

kobai llang

n. woven hat for fishermen (lit. hat-weave)

laa

n. sail

lahongo

n. seat

langku

n. cupboard

lau

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n. leaf; eave of a house; long hair on the temples

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lau baba

n. board

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

llanga

n. weaving

loa

loa

n. rope

loaabi

n. bottle

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

loahi

n. string, twine

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

lohoma

n. bench

lolo kala

n. perfume

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

loobuu

n. cross

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

madaagoo

n. horn

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

manu haangai

n. pet

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

mee dugu bou

n. hole for the mast

metu kipu

n. a wooden holder for shells, used for boring holes in shells

moea

n. sacred rope

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

moeng

moeng

n. mat for sleeping on a bed

moenge

n. bed clothes; sleeping area

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

ngahingahi

n. old or worn out sarong, rag

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

nganganga

n. tin roofing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

ngongong

n. tin roof

ngudu di hale

n. doorway (mouth of house)

ngudu waka

n. front of the canoe

nno gima

n. a knot that does not untie when pulled

pensil

n. pencil

rice mmoo

n. cooked rice

soup

n. soup

stoking

n. socks

taa daamanga

to leave a bunch of coconut husks under water in order to soak and become soft

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

tanga imu

n. coconut leaf mat used to cover the oven

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

tanga imu

n. coconut leaf mat used to cover the oven

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

tangat

n. steering wheel

topur

n. muffler

tu

n. belt

tuwadik

n. wheel

uga malama

n. wick

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

ulu

basket

waka

n. canoe

wangi

n. medicine