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doaroahla, kapisla
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bookmarkdopwurpwur
n parrotfish
bookmarken nohno mwahmwa
noun maternal grandfather
bookmarken nohno nohno
maternal grandmother
bookmarkengngeng
dry
bookmarkinminjong
in morning
bookmarkiwihwi
n scaleless fish
bookmarkjahr kharekrek
Swiss army knife
bookmarkjahrin dakdak
knife to take out meat of coconut
bookmarkjengjeng
n skipjack (fish)
bookmarkjoal in koapis in indian
bowstring
bookmarkjoamwoahmwoa
verb to be poor
bookmarkjoun wini, joun wineini
shaman
bookmarkkak wiawi
adj. possible
bookmarkkapang, oakoar
watch (v)
bookmarkkawiliali
verb exchange, to
bookmarkkidal emen emen
we know each other
bookmarkkoapwoapwoa
rich
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majmaj
spear
bookmarkmalahsohs
honey
bookmarkmarmar
n traditional circlet used as a sign of welcome; generally made of flowers and/or palm leaves
bookmarkmihn joaijoai
sharpening tool
bookmarkmilik in dihdi
noun breastmilk
bookmarkmwoaroan soah
green
bookmarkngoah pirin inla moa lakapw
noajnoaj
clean
bookmarknoasikdi, koapoaiddi
born, be
bookmarkoakoakla
adj. being hidden
bookmarkoaloa
receive
bookmarkpaoipaoi
hat
bookmarkpekendihdi jeripein
youngest sister
bookmarkpijpij
urinate (piss)
bookmarkpil siksik
noun pond
bookmarkpirejrej
dirty
bookmarkpwudongdonglap
n Kind of jellyfish
bookmarkrein mwahmwa woal
paternal uncle
bookmarkrongrong
yellow
bookmarksahlaplap
adj. wide
bookmarksikesik, inoang
story
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wehwe
understand
bookmarkwejekjekda
wet, become
bookmarkwijekjek
wet
bookmarkwoasoa
tr v. to eat raw fish without a condiment
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Anderson, Gregory D.S., Danio Poll, Jason Lebehn, Monique Panaligan and K. David Harrison. 2014.
Mokilese Talking Dictionary.
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages.
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