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diroam
drum
bookmarkdoaroahla, kapisla
save
bookmarkengngeng
dry
bookmarkia uoa
how much
bookmarkinminjong
in morning
bookmarkinoan
[inɔn jenwʌs] n literally, ’knot at the reef’; a quick knot made before sailing a canoe
bookmarkipong
vi to force
bookmarkipwil
n love
bookmarkjahr kharekrek
Swiss army knife
bookmarkjakapehl
not skillful
bookmarkjehpwili
verb remain
bookmarkjimw
joah
no
bookmarkjohpwa, johkin
never
bookmarkkajapwlakoanaio
yesterday
bookmarkkijesik winan
rat
bookmarklal
word
bookmarkli o pulila ngoahi porin jeto
majkun
blind
bookmarkmin pein
female
bookmarkmour, joah leu
raw
bookmarkngorngor
snore
bookmarkoakihla
hidden, be
bookmarkoakoakla
adj. being hidden
bookmarkohla
broken
bookmarkohroj
every
bookmarkpahiao woal
husband
bookmarkPajin mahn
noun nest
bookmarkpil siksik
noun pond
bookmarkpwoarla
v To have one’s first sexual experience (slang)
bookmarkpwuhn
n batfish
bookmarkpwul
young
bookmarkrajak mwein
n top mast of a sail
bookmarkrein mwahmwa woal
paternal uncle
bookmarkrep
v to be broken or deflowered
bookmarkrien pahioa jermwein
brother in law
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wilikda
lift open
bookmarkwud moadoak
hail
bookmarkwus
n banana
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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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