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aewan
first
bookmarkafii
pull
bookmarkaiemweifeseng
separated, be
bookmarkakieki
think
bookmarkalamen
alone
bookmarkaloulo
have diarrhea
bookmarkamwongow
feed
bookmarkangei
eat
bookmarkapwangepwang
weak
bookmarkapwangepwangelo
ill, become
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkaruouan
second
bookmarkasafich
bow
bookmarkatingei
throw
bookmarkaweta, nii
kill
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchofona
lie (tell untruth)
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkengol me ruou
twelve
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkfikei
v. transitive burn
bookmarkfita
how much
bookmarkiit
name
bookmarkinan pwuluei
mother-in-law
bookmarkkeng
sharp
bookmarkkomwei
comb (v)
bookmarkkow
crow
bookmarkkus, akusou
bleed
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarklikatik
flute
bookmarklimach
clean
bookmarklimengau
dirty
bookmarkmanmereit
elderly
bookmarkme ruou
both
bookmarkmetek
pain
bookmarkmuselo
freed, be
bookmarkmwengeei
noun sister
bookmarkmwewen kapas
word
bookmarkmwongo lesosor
have breakfast
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarkonow
six
bookmarkopelo
hidden, be
bookmarkoperei
hunt
bookmarkpaias
grave
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpisekisek
rich
bookmarkpoputa
begin
bookmarkpwangen lekalow
anus
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkre lomw
old (person)
bookmarkresan peas
hearth, cooking pit/fire
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarksaar
verb trap
bookmarksalingapung
deaf
bookmarksemwau
sick
bookmarksilek
arrow
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksokul
penis
bookmarksoopw mengaku
wash clothes
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarkttan, anchaang
dream
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarkunumei
drunk, be
bookmarkuuk
net
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