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achek
hungry
bookmarkafii
pull
bookmarkamas
raw
bookmarkameme
sell
bookmarkamolata
prepared, be
bookmarkamota
cook
bookmarkapwenueta, rongeckik
obey
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkaumong, aucha
fat
bookmarkawetalo, nielo
killed, be
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchenaw
salivate
bookmarkchepetei
kick
bookmarkchon kwaumw fengen
enemy
bookmarkeluw
three
bookmarkengol me ruanu
fourteen
bookmarkferainei
fry
bookmarkfilei
choose
bookmarkfitow
how many
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkia usun
how
bookmarkingeet
when
bookmarkkar
burn (vi)
bookmarkkefa
where
bookmarkkisikis
little
bookmarkkus, akusou
bleed
bookmarkkuus
semen
bookmarklikaulawel
hammock
bookmarklimengau
dirty
bookmarklingach, liach, allem
beautiful
bookmarklol
deep
bookmarklukukutong
red ant
bookmarkmasen
orphaned
bookmarkmasepwon
be blind
bookmarkmongopal
bald
bookmarkmwan apwupwulu feo
groom
bookmarkmwesei
sneeze
bookmarknelo
awake
bookmarkngeu
yes
bookmarknuokus
frighten
bookmarknuokus
scared
bookmarkonaa
sixty
bookmarkopelo
hidden, be
bookmarkoperei
hunt
bookmarkpaias
grave
bookmarkpikenwel
wild boar
bookmarkpisekisek
rich
bookmarkpwapwa
happy
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwii likkep
noun elder sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkruou
two
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarktaa, meek
broken, be
bookmarktalen inan inei
maternal aunt
bookmarktalew pau
wash hands
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarktumunu, folenei
nurse (v)
bookmarkuro
say
bookmarkwes
finish
bookmarkwor
have
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