Namolukese English

noun mouth

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pull

noun elbow

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ask

separated, be

raw

urinate (piss)

take

no

heat (v)

close

green

blue

noun people

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widow

garden

sniff

noun tribe

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throw

hide

finger

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killed, be

noun blood

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noun river

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noun leaf

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kick

slow

basket

lung

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noun louse

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nineteen

hundred

virgin

kiss

come

noun hive

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noun stone

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choose

name

bury

language

talk

give greetings

little

comb (v)

break (vi)

brown

semen

noun lizard

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noun breadfruit season

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huge

dirty

twin

noun old person

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go

red ant

male

new

every

embers

groom

poor

intestinal parasite

noun child

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noun mosquito

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yesterday

scared

go to sleep

six

pipe

answer

red

wild boar

noun butterfly

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rich

another

hole

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have itch

noun younger brother

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noun nose

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noun branch

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noun crab

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twenty

noun snake

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have cold

thin

arrow

wash clothes

try

noun intestines

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paternal aunt

maternal uncle

free

cage

noun nine

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dream

wash hair

fishnet

noun neck

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arrive