Namolukese English

noun trail

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good

no

close

fourth

widow

spit (v)

noun blood

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noun saliva

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flat

kick

lie (tell untruth)

singer

noun hunter

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bride

noun mountain

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fire

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thirty

that

fourteen

twelve

noun sun

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never

noun smoke

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one

noun eyebrow

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kiss

noun chest

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noun grass

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walk

cold

v. transitive burn

seven

how many

put

today

inan semei paternal grandmother

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who

laugh

where

noun toenail

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find

huge

five hundred

twin

go

leave

die

noun chicken

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male

what

thirsty, be

possible

yawn

bald

hut

cooked

groom

noun sister

noun monkey

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noun worm

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yesterday

awake

bad

thousand

noun cough

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have children

frighten

hidden

noun arm

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noun forearm

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ash(es)

strong

bridge

have itch

hot, be

fall

ground

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noun night

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son-in-law

twenty

noun four

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two

fan

noun skull

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paternal grandfather

thin

penis

escape

broken, be

maternal uncle

noun paternal uncle

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free

drum

white ant

drink

noun banana

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eighty

hard

poor, be