Namolukese English

noun bee

Speaker: John Curley

axe

better

noun urine

Speaker: John Curley

pass the night

speak

close

green

bow

sniff

noun tribe

Speaker: John Curley

wash self

kill

noun water

Speaker: John Curley

enemy

noun mountain

Speaker: John Curley

noun bone

Speaker: John Curley

basket

swim

which

that

ten

twelve

roof

kiss

noun armpit

Speaker: John Curley

v. transitive burn

choose

noun bamboo

Speaker: John Curley

inan semei paternal grandmother

Speaker: John Curley

when

bury

press

noun coconut, green

Speaker: John Curley

noun gold

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crow

recognize

noun flea

Speaker: John Curley

noun mosquito larva

Speaker: John Curley

noun breadfruit season

Speaker: John Curley

five hundred

noun spider

Speaker: John Curley

go

fly (n)

noun malaria

Speaker: John Curley

death

noun bird

Speaker: John Curley

be blind

both

thirsty, be

moon

Speaker: John Curley

old

bald

every

hut

sit down

noun man

Speaker: John Curley

noun younger sister

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noun child

Speaker: John Curley

noun mosquito

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son

noun chin

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breathe

frighten

cloudy

hidden

hidden, be

noun thigh

Speaker: John Curley

noun sand

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wild boar

begin

other

have itch

dried

noun bat

Speaker: John Curley

fall

have fever

noun sister (for female siblings)

noun younger brother

Speaker: John Curley

noun elder sister (for female siblings)

gather

sharpen

fan

maternal grandfather

Speaker: John Curley

have cold

thin

penis

run

cage

drunk, get

dream

wash hair

drink

pregnant

say

noun banana

Speaker: John Curley

fishnet

net

noun neck

Speaker: John Curley

eighty