Namolukese Talking Dictionary

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achii

noun bee

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afilifilen pau

noun elbow

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aiek

ask

akieki

think

ales

noun beard

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amwachew

hold

apwangepwang

weak

apwunalo

close

aremes moi

gray-haired person

aruaanun

fourth

atef

spit (v)

aterenges/cheo

noun tribe

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aweta, nii

kill

chechenlo

wet, become

chenaw

noun saliva

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chepetei

kick

chon operei maan

noun hunter

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choo

noun coconut, ripe

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chopwot apwupwulu feo

bride

eaa

lung

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efeng

north

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eff

fire

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eluwaan

third

engol me ruou

twelve

ese fan ew mwo

never

ese toganei tawe

impossible

etiet

noun smoke

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faat, longen taek

noun eyebrow

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fasen achii

noun hive

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fasen ukech

white ant hill

fau

noun rock

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ferainei

fry

fouchow

scrotum

iei

now

iesetiw, watiw

put

iik

noun fish

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ingeet

when

kaluf

noun iguana

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kar

burn (vi)

ken pau

noun fingernail

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Ken peche

noun toenail

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keol

sing

kiteren weliwel, fawen weliwel

noun fruit

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kolak

noun dog

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kus, akusou

bleed

kuweichen

noun mosquito larva

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lepukew

noun knee

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lepwong

at night

limis

lime

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ma

dead

maan

insect

masepwon

be blind

meor

thirsty, be

mi tonganei

possible

mot

cooked

mwewen kapas

word

mwongo lesosor

have breakfast

mwos

noun, verb vomit

Speaker: John Curley

mwoson lon aion

intestinal parasite

mwuren

then

namwukuk

noun mosquito

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nenganei, ngoletei

watch (v)

ngerou

thousand

ngot

snore

niwetei

fear

noo

noun wave

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ochou

noun cloud

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oon

turtle

paip

pipe

pau

noun arm

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piris

bridge

pwal ew

another

pwangen lekalow

anus

pwarek

have itch

pwichikar

have fever

pwichikar

noun sweat

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raikinpwokin

noun rainbow

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saam

noun father

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saar

knife

Saken maker, saken masik

noun skull

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sakur, inow

noun back

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salei

noun meat

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salingapung

deaf

semwau ter

have cold

sesarich, chuchu

thin

silek

spear

sokkon

kind

sokkul

noun egg

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sulo

escape

talen inan semei

paternal aunt

tengew

smell (v)

tiit

fence

tolong

enter

ttan

dream

tuut

noun bosom/breast

Speaker: John Curley

unumei

drink

uosemwau

pregnant

waran weliwel

noun root

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were

noun heron

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wor

have

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Dictionary produced by John Curley, Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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how to cite: Anderson, Gregory D.S., John Curley, and K. David Harrison. 2013. Namolukese Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/namolukese

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