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diliej
n a piece of line tied to the kehu that can be pulled to reduce the size of the sail
bookmarkduhpi
wash someone
bookmarken mwahmwa nohno
paternal grandmother
bookmarkjakapehl
not skillful
bookmarkjeljel
gonorrhea
bookmarkjereu
sneeze
bookmarkjoal in koapis in indian
bowstring
bookmarkjoun wini, joun wineini
shaman
bookmarkkajiluh
third
bookmarkkasoa
throw
bookmarkkiljoula
undress
bookmarkkoakilej wahssa
red ant
bookmarkkoalik
big
bookmarkkoapwoapwoa
rich
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koso
verb cut
bookmarklijaian
adj. pregnant
bookmarkmehjeni jerimwein
eldest brother
bookmarkmwindi
sit down
bookmarkngorngor
snore
bookmarkoaloa
receive
bookmarkpaip
noun pipe
bookmarkpisjang
verb escape
bookmarkprin
will be
bookmarkpwidengla
burned
bookmarkpwihn
tribe
bookmarkpwo
noun smell
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pwukel
n tip of penis (slang)
bookmarkrein mwahmwa woal
paternal uncle
bookmarkrienpahioai jerpein
sister-in-law
bookmarkrioai woal
brother
bookmarksang, jok
fly (v)
bookmarksikesik, inoang
story
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winen mahn
feather
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Harrison, K. David; Anderson, Gregory D.S.; Poll, Danio; Lebehn, Jason; Panaligan, Monique; Esposito, Lewis; Babinski, Sarah. 2014-2015.
Mokilese-English Talking Dictionary.
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages and Swarthmore College.
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