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-en

n. thatch

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akwmhera

n. snack on, eat

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araruut

n. arrowroot

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ativhata

v. to be on a tree

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etiepɨn

adj. mildewed

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etiepɨnetiepɨn

n. mildewed

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fakok

n. Tahitian chestnut

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kapisnɨk

n. Chinese cabbage

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kapra

n. copra

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kapuapu

n. kind of tree with edible leaves

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kasulie

n. kind of sweet potato

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kautinɨsim

n. kind of breadfruit

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kesi

n. papaya

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kolau

n. kind of tree

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koupwa

n. kind of tree

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kovɨr

n. penis sheath

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kwanfara

n. pandanus fruit

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kwankureker

n. young taro leaves

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kwesir

n. to sprout

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leiuan

n. bush

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lugɨn

adj. mouldy (of food)

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magko

n. mango

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maipo

n. kind of sweet potato

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nage

n. tree (almond)

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nakivam

n. wild kava

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napgɨn

n. friut tree (generic, excludes bananas)

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napui

n. coconut

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narsɨm

n. flower (a particular green flower)

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natriis

n. kind of tree

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natɨm

n. kind of tree

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nau

n. bamboo

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nausilupɨkom

n. coconut: green husk, soft meat, sweet water, stage 3

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nelhal-

n. sapling

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niel

n. tree (oak?)

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niepwɨr

n. leaf (used to indicate a tabu)

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nihinien

n. coconut water

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nihinien

n. coconut-cream

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nihinien

n. coconut-milk

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nikiho

n. sea hearse tree

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nikirhanekin

n. traditionl medicine

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nikotufe

n. blue water tree

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nikovarhig

n. kava

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nikwa

n. fruit, offspring

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nikwanaha

n. fruit of nikwa

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nime

n. leaves

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nimer

n. Tahitian chestnut

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nimerupwun

n. mimosa

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nimh

n. kind of tree

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nimhiro

n. tree used for house posts

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nimigi

n. breaded edge, handle

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nimimis

n. sugarcane

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nimwheiov

n. tree used for house posts

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nipipas

n. vine with edible leaves

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nipwar

n. chaff

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nouanamwɨl

n. tree (palm)

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nouanehapwiit

n. sap

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nouanrɨk

n. yam, major variety

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nouanuiu

n. pineapple

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nouanutkou

n. kind of vine

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nouanɨk

n. wood (piece of wood)

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nouk

n. kind of tree

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nousu

n. kava root

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noutakrɨnɨk

n. wood

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nu akapwan

n. tea

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nuhua

n. Island cabbage

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nuhua

n. rubber tree

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nuia-

n. kind of vine (yam vine)

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nulúl

n. kind of wild cane (dried)

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nuni

n. seed, internal portion

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nuvia

n. kind of taro

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nuviavia

n. ginger

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nuvig

n. reed

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nɨkavaifilia

n. variety of kava

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nɨkouehem

n. coconut-stalk

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nɨkɨlɨv

n. Hibiscus

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nɨm

n. breadfruit (tree and fruit)

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nɨm

n. tree (breadfruit)

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nɨm ituga

n. soursop

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nɨmai

n. scrub bush (esp. on garden land)

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nɨmnava

n. kind of sugarcane

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nɨmwania

n. Kangaroo grass’

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nɨmwankɨviurou

n. tree (kind of pandanus)

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nɨmɨlh

n. citrus

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nɨmɨlhousuas

n. lime (tree or fruit)

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nɨpɨsni

n. China banana

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nɨte le nɨmɨt

n. kind of taro (wet taro)

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nɨvhau

n. kava strainer

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pampu

n. bamboo

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pɨtete

n. kind of sweet potato

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rhig

n. kind of tree

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rumun

n. wild, overgrown

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rumunan

n. bush, wilderness

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sapwi

n. plantable alienable possession marker

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timatas

n. tomato

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tinirup

n. basket

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tisi

n. supporting aerial roots

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tɨpaka ~ tɨpaak ~ takapa

n. tobacco

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tɨpuga

n. variety of kava

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uikar

n. seed

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uotakris

n. watercress (loan: English)

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