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adirou
noun egg
bookmarkdaiou
which
bookmarkia uoa
how much
bookmarkinoan mwoakilloa
[inɔn mʷɔkilɔ] n Mokilese knot
bookmarkipwdi
vi to be born
bookmarkjerimwein o doauda in suhkoa
jerimwein o kupolai jang in suhkoa
joang
cry
bookmarkkajiluh
third
bookmarkkidal pene ara
they know each other
bookmarkkoahmwi
comb (v)
bookmarkkol
verb hold
bookmarklijaianda
verb be pregnant
bookmarkloadmaj
kiss
bookmarkmahma
yawn
bookmarkmajmaj
spear
bookmarkmijikda
frighten
bookmarkmwakoko
hungry
bookmarkno boilda
boiled
bookmarknoaski
sell
bookmarkoaloa
receive
bookmarkpeihk
obey
bookmarkpwada
why
bookmark
pwuhn
n batfish
bookmarkpwul
young
bookmarkrein mwahmwa woal
paternal uncle
bookmarkrieijek
twenty
bookmarkrioai woal
brother
bookmarksi
hear
bookmarkwoal o johpwa pirin kihdoam ngoahi pij o
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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.
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