Namolukese English

hungry

good

noun excrement

Speaker: John Curley

hold

blue

sniff

adjective fat

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noun thumb

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killed, be

wide

black

farmer

sister-in-law

kiss

noun chest

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noun stone

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raise

walk

cold

v. transitive burn

do

noun star

Speaker: John Curley

put

who

laugh

stop

noun fruit

Speaker: John Curley

comb (n)

recognize

noun fist

Speaker: John Curley

bleed

louse, head

semen

noun lizard

Speaker: John Curley

ladder

long

noun valley

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in morning

catch

big

twin

leave

die

insect

elderly

noun ocean

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what

full moon

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dead body

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want

pay

embers

groom

poor

noun child

Speaker: John Curley

watch (v)

give

thousand

yes

noun tusk

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snore

noun cough

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noun wave

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give birth

have children

frightened

noun cloud

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noun wing

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answer

strong

begin

other

noun husband

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daughter-in-law

noun rainbow

Speaker: John Curley

dark

two

knife

verb trap

grind

noun skull

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noun back

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bowstring

maternal grandfather

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have cold

spear

kind

noun egg

Speaker: John Curley

escape

high

free

run

fence

drunk, get

drum

dawn

Speaker: John Curley

play

see

understand

poor, be