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aiemweifeseng
separated, be
bookmarkalilis, alisei
help
bookmarkalukulo
quiet, be
bookmarkamota
cook
bookmarkangei
eat
bookmarkapwangepwang
weak
bookmarkapwenueta, rongeckik
obey
bookmarkapwunalo
close
bookmarkatingei
throw
bookmarkchewek
slow
bookmarkchopwot apwupwulu feo
bride
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfenga, folenei
raise
bookmarkfiou
fight
bookmarkfisuw
seven
bookmarkiit
name
bookmarkikena
today
bookmarkimw
house
bookmarkingeet
when
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkkapong
give greetings
bookmarkkeng
sharp
bookmarkkeol
song
bookmarkkomwei
comb (v)
bookmarkkop
break (vi)
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkutta
find
bookmarklesor
tomorrow
bookmarkletipeta
sad
bookmarklikatik
flute
bookmarklikaulawel
hammock
bookmarklimou
five
bookmarklusen
remain
bookmarkmanchelap
cockroach
bookmarkmongopal
bald
bookmarkmosoroo
hut
bookmarkmwiitir
fast
bookmarkmwongo lesosor
have breakfast
bookmarknenganei, ngoletei
watch (v)
bookmarkngaw
bad
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpwal ekkoch
other
bookmarkpwapwa
happy
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpwech
white
bookmarkpweikitiw
fall
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwilitei
undress
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkpwopwol
smell
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarkram
yellow
bookmarkresan peas
hearth, cooking pit/fire
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarkruaa
twenty
bookmarksaar
knife
bookmarktiit
fence
bookmarktolong
enter
bookmarktulong, atutuw chen makur
wash hair
bookmarkukei
blow
bookmarkupwutiw
born, be
bookmarkwaar
arrive
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