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amiowitei
urinate (piss)
bookmarkangai
receive
bookmarkapw
no
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkatutuw aion
wash self
bookmarkaumong, aucha
fat
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkawetalo, nielo
killed, be
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchenaw
salivate
bookmarkchon keel
singer
bookmarkchopwot apwupwulu feo
bride
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkengol
ten
bookmarkengol me ruanu
fourteen
bookmarkeosei
sister-in-law
bookmarkepwuku
hundred
bookmarkesan torei mwan are chopwot
virgin
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfikei
v. transitive burn
bookmarkfilei
choose
bookmarkio
who
bookmarkkenaan
there
bookmarkkomwei
comb (v)
bookmarkkopii
break (vt)
bookmarkkuchcho, lo
left
bookmarkkuus
semen
bookmarklaate
ladder
bookmarkmanmereit
elderly
bookmarkmeor
thirsty, be
bookmarkmetek
pain
bookmarkmonson
all
bookmarkmotiw, auchemwetiw
sit down
bookmarkmuselo
freed, be
bookmarkmwalei
embers
bookmarkmwengeei
n. brother (for female sibling)
bookmarkmwesei
sneeze
bookmarknuokus
frightened
bookmarkpaip
pipe
bookmarkpechakel
strong
bookmarkpurumw
broom
bookmarkpwal ew
another
bookmarkpwass
dried
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwii likkep
noun elder sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkruaa
twenty
bookmarkrukei
gather
bookmarksaikei
grind
bookmarkseman pwuluei
father-in-law
bookmarksilek
spear
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksoopw mengaku
wash clothes
bookmarksulo
escape
bookmarktalen inan semei
paternal aunt
bookmarktingei
send
bookmarktolong
enter
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkukech pwech
white ant
bookmarkwaar
arrive
bookmarkwaliik
eighty
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