Namolukese English

first

hat

noun trail

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help

noun urine

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feed

noun ghost

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ill, become

gray-haired person

bow

noun shoulder

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noun little finger

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finger

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kill

noun waterfall

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noun saliva

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salivate

friend

lie (tell untruth)

noun woman

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bag

three

third

noun louse

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ten

hundred

never

noun eyebrow

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noun armpit

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cold

right

noun mother

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name

sharpening tool

noun eagle

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house

noun maternal grandmother

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who

save

every day

laugh

noun iguana

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know each other

crow

ladder

tomorrow

sad

dirty

lime

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noun spider

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go

insect

head

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cockroach

noun mouse

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noun bird

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yawn

n. brother (for female sibling)

intestinal parasite

noun mosquito

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watch (v)

noun chin

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sweet

noun tusk

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snore

give birth

go to sleep

hidden, be

noun wing

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noun leg

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bridge

ground

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perspire

noun sister (for female siblings)

undress

noun waist

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daughter-in-law

magic

twenty

noun four

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noun lice, body

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grind

noun skull

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father-in-law

cry

noun salt

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thief

wash clothes

open

broken, be

noun paternal uncle

Speaker: John Curley

noun nine

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dream

nurse (v)

noun bosom/breast

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white ant

drunk, be

say

noun root

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poor, be