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aewan
first
bookmarkakkaou
hat
bookmarkallem
better
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkamolata
prepared, be
bookmarkamota
cook
bookmarkamwongow
feed
bookmarkappenan
young
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchepeop
flat
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkchofona
lie (tell untruth)
bookmarkchon kwaumw fengen
enemy
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkew
one
bookmarkfenga, folenei
raise
bookmarkforei
do
bookmarkifich, mi pung
right
bookmarkimw
house
bookmarkkai
laugh
bookmarkkilefengenir
know each other
bookmarkkilei
know
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkunas, paku, raai
cut
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarklaate
ladder
bookmarklesor
tomorrow
bookmarklusen
remain
bookmarkmalo
death
bookmarkmanchelap
cockroach
bookmarkmi tonganei
possible
bookmarkmolota
prepare
bookmarkmonei, siwilinganei
pay
bookmarkmotiw, auchemwetiw
sit down
bookmarkmwewen kapas
word
bookmarknganei
give
bookmarkngerou
thousand
bookmarkniwetei
fear
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpikenwel
wild boar
bookmarkpwal ew
another
bookmarkpwapwa
happy
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpwech
white
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarkram
yellow
bookmarkre lomw
old (person)
bookmarksaar
knife
bookmarksaar
verb trap
bookmarksaikei
sharpen
bookmarksaipee
fan
bookmarksemwau
sick
bookmarksesarich, chuchu
thin
bookmarktalen inan semei
paternal aunt
bookmarktalew pau
wash hands
bookmarktolong
enter
bookmarkttan, anchaang
dream
bookmarkukech pwech
white ant
bookmarkunumei
drunk, be
bookmarkurumwot
play
bookmarkwaar
arrive
bookmarkweirek
hard
bookmarkwes
finish
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