Namolukese English

noun mouth

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hungry

hungry, be

noun heel

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good

quiet, be

raw

noun urine

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obey

heat (v)

sniff

noun tribe

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throw

pregnant, be

noun toe

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noun water

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wet, become

noun tongue

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flat

friend

lie (tell untruth)

noun coconut, ripe

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noun backbone

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noun bone

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lung

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which

three

eleven

sister-in-law

never

come

noun thorn

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noun armpit

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tie

seven hundred

right

name

when

noun iguana

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give greetings

here

song

day before yesterday

bleed

noun puddle

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at night

flute

fifty

return

moon

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dead body

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prepare

every

noun man

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sneeze

have breakfast

then

daughter

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give

thousand

noun tusk

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frighten

noun cloud

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pipe

answer

wild boar

noun butterfly

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TRUE

broom

anus

dry

brother

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noun sister (for female siblings)

blind

noun night

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noun waist

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magic

noun lice, body

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two

noun belly

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grind

bowstring

noun snake

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cry

kind

thief

fly (v)

noun paternal uncle

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smell (v)

cage

push

noun nine

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enter

dream

noun bosom/breast

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pregnant

play

arrive

finish

poor, be