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achek
hungry, be
bookmarkaiemweifeseng
separated, be
bookmarkalamen
alone
bookmarkallem
good
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkapesa, kepas
speak
bookmarkarawan metaw
blue
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkatutuw emen
wash someone
bookmarkaupalo
hide
bookmarkawetalo, nielo
killed, be
bookmarkchon kwaumw fengen
enemy
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkese fan ew mwo
never
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfaisong
kiss
bookmarkfasen ukech
white ant hill
bookmarkferainei
fry
bookmarkfiik
seventy
bookmarkfikei
set on fire
bookmarkfiou
fight
bookmarkfitow
how many
bookmarkforei
do
bookmarkforei
make
bookmarkikena
today
bookmarkkar
burn (vi)
bookmarkkeol
sing
bookmarkkopii
break (vt)
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkuloon nanew
day before yesterday
bookmarkliepa, turufei
catch
bookmarklimach
clean
bookmarklimengau
dirty
bookmarklisou
copulate (have sex with)
bookmarklo
leave
bookmarkmaa
die
bookmarkmaan
insect
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkmeor
thirsty, be
bookmarkmetelitel
smooth
bookmarkmi tonganei
possible
bookmarkmolota
prepare
bookmarkmwelele
poor
bookmarkmwengeei
n. brother (for female sibling)
bookmarkmwengeei
noun sister
bookmarkmwesei
sneeze
bookmarkmwiitir
fast
bookmarkmwoson lon aion
intestinal parasite
bookmarknganei
give
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarkolo mour
go to sleep
bookmarkpwass
dried
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwii
noun sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarkroong
magic
bookmarkruou
two
bookmarksaar
verb trap
bookmarkseman pwuluei
father-in-law
bookmarksemwau
sick
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksoopw mengaku
wash clothes
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarksu lang
fly (v)
bookmarksuk
have hiccups
bookmarktengew
smell (v)
bookmarkurumwot
play
bookmarkwaluw
eight
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Namolukese Talking Dictionary.
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