Namolukese English

noun elbow

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axe

noun trail

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quiet, be

sell

cook

eat

noun wind

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sniff

noun shoulder

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noun toe

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kill

killed, be

noun water

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wet, become

duck

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salivate

flat

noun louse

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fifteen

nineteen

noun south

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roof

hundred

noun rock

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raise

fry

how

now

put

noun mother

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bury

talk

burned

stop

noun fingernail

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noun skin

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noun hand

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find

louse, head

ladder

long

tomorrow

noun girl

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return

deep

noun west

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remain

insect

death

noun baby

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noun ocean

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ripe

want

buy

noun younger brother (for female siblings)

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noun man

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noun monkey

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then

yesterday

son

sweet

snore

cloudy

hunt

red

bear

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noun thigh

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noun flower

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noun bat

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fall

perspire

noun younger brother

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daughter-in-law

dark

noun crab

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twenty

noun belly

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verb trap

grind

noun back

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noun ear

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maternal grandfather

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cry

noun salt

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have hiccups

noun intestines

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high

noun paternal uncle

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smell (v)

drunk, be

dawn

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born, be

say

play

noun banana

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eighty

eight

finish

understand