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ajike

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[at͡ʃike] hello/goodbye

apwkanwa

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adv. before

armaj doapoa pohn o piniji?

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[armaʒ dapɔ pono pinit͡ʃi] sentence how many people are going on the ship

dam

dam
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[dam] n outrigger

daonke

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n light

diroam

drum

duhpi

wash someone

duhpk

starve

emen aramas

other person

en mwahmwa mwahmwa

paternal grandfather

en pahioai nohno

mother-in-law

ia

where

ihs

immas

ingkarak

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noun lice (human lice)

inim

cook

jahrin taktak

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noun knife used for opening coconuts

jakapehl

not skillful

jarip

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verb dig

jeia

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n chair

jeri

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noun baby, child

jiluh

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three

jinoak

push

joah pemoahi

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sentence don’t tell me

joamwoas

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adj. stingy

joaroak

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v/n sail

johia

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noun boar (uncastrated pig)

jumwa

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chicken

jupwranahi

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noun paddling canoe

kalangan

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thank you

kamw kele

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verb clean

karkar, pwideng

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verb have fever, feeling hot

kasoa

throw

kel

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noun fence

kenenmel

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mucus

kidal emen emen

we know each other

kiljoula

undress

kip

fall

koandau

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n stairs

koapoanaw

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noun chin

koarda pilenau

salivate

kulukluk

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noun goose

kuruj

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verb grind

lam

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noun lagoon

lijaian

adj. pregnant

ling

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adj. beautiful

loa

loa
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[] n seat of a canoe

madau

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noun ocean area very far from reef

me

this

meleisik

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heart

mindoar, amdoar

how

Mo

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grass

moado

old

moalkoahr

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noun ash(es)

Mwahmwa, pahpa

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father

mwangaj

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ripe coconut

mwoaroan soah

green

mwoluj

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noun charcoal/embers

ngoah dupukda pwei pwei o aio.

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sentence I bought a hat yesterday.

ngoah poahl pidi sukhoa jiloa

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[ŋɔː polobidi sugo ʃilɔː] sentence I cut the tree with the axe

nimen

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verb want

ninpal

ninpal
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noun crossbar that holds the two masts together

no boilda

boiled

noai jerimwein

son

o

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fishing line

oai

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fire

oapwoarla

v sexually experienced

pahu

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four

paj

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nest

par

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noun sprouting coconut

par, amak

hammock

pen

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noun coconut stage (for drinking)

pij soal jiluhmen

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three black pigs

Pillap

pirap

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verb steal

pisjang

verb escape

poa

pwidengla

burned

pwihn

tribe

pwong rahla

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adj. overcooked, dry, tasteless

pwudong

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verb have itch

pwuhl mwuhn

pwukel

n tip of penis (slang)

pwuko

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noun basket

rein mwahmwa woal

paternal uncle

rep

v to be broken or deflowered

rienpahioai jerpein

sister-in-law

rokumw

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noun crab

saud

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south

sipwel

sipwel
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noun piece of wood on the side of a sailing canoe that holds the sail lines

sipwel

sipwel
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noun small piece of wood that is tied perpendicular to the kehu, about 1/3 from the bottom

ujuh

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seven

uk

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noun blow

umw/imw

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noun house

wai

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noun heavy breadfruit tree

war ewar riau

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sentence I have 2 canoes

wijekjek

wet

wilianda/wiliali

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verb to exchange

wou

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noun dog bark

wus

n banana