Namolukese English

hungry

noun bark

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raw

speak

noun nape

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no

blue

fourth

noun air

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noun wind

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sniff

noun shoulder

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fat

noun thumb

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noun blood

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singer

noun backbone

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swim

which

north

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this

three

noun louse

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eleven

east

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hundred

never

one

noun nest

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noun sky

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white ant hill

fry

choose

seven

how many

small

right

noun mother

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noun eagle

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who

laugh

noun toad

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burned

recognize

noun hand

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ladder

noun rib

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noun valley

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noun knee

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sad

lime

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noun spider

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fly (n)

dead

noun malaria

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tired

cockroach

noun rat

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dead body

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buy

every

embers

son

daughter

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give

bad

thousand

noun tooth

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turtle

noun sand

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bridge

rich

white

ground

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noun sweat

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noun younger brother

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boiled

noun rainbow

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old (person)

noun crab

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sharpen

bowstring

maternal grandfather

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paternal grandfather

sick

try

noun intestines

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cage

fence

story

drunk, get

dream

nurse (v)

noun bosom/breast

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born, be

fishnet

noun root

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see

understand

have