Namolukese English

noun mouth

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noun elbow

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better

urinate (piss)

prepared, be

feed

verb sow (farming)

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(fire)wood

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weak

dry

noun people

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gray-haired person

noun tribe

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wash someone

pregnant, be

noun cheek

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wet

wide

noun saliva

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flat

friend

black

noun coconut, ripe

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noun stomach

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noun bone

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swim

three

eleven

impossible

one

white ant hill

noun rock

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noun fish

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sharpening tool

mother-in-law

talk

burn (vi)

burned

here

song

noun fruit

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break (vi)

find

noun mosquito larva

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noun valley

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at night

huge

dirty

five

return

chew

dead

noun eye

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noun chicken

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noun mucus

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what

moon

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dead body

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old

need (v)

all

groom

noun elder sister

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noun, verb vomit

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noun tooth

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give birth

frightened

scared

hunt

pipe

noun pig

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begin

have fever

perspire

brother

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noun cave

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noun wife

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old (person)

day

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magic

noun four

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noun lice, body

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have cold

spear

kind

noun chicken egg

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noun egg

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penis

thief

village

have hiccups

noun buttocks

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tiger

paternal aunt

noun brain

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dawn

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born, be

see

finish

have