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armaj doapoa pohn o piniji?
armaj lap
elder
bookmarkdaiou
which
bookmarkdoar
then
bookmarkia
where
bookmarkinim
cook
bookmarkjan lidip
trap (v)
bookmarkjerimwein o doauda in suhkoa
johmwehu
sick
bookmarkkidal pene ara
they know each other
bookmarkkip
fall
bookmarkmajahs
n crab
bookmarkmalahsohs
honey
bookmarkmedi
death
bookmarkmilik in nen dihn
noun canned milk (store bought)
bookmarkmin mwein, woal
male
bookmarkmoado
old
bookmarkmwakoko
hungry
bookmarkmwoado, lap
elderly
bookmark
no boilda
boiled
bookmarknoaisik
have children
bookmarkpekendihdi jerimwein
youngest brother
bookmarkpiroa
tie
bookmarkpoak
defecate (shit)
bookmarkpwidengi
heat (v)
bookmarkrisingda
pull open
bookmark
umwoaihs
verb play
bookmarkumwuj
actually get sea sick
bookmarkwijekjek
wet
bookmarkwinen mahn
feather
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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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