Namolukese Talking Dictionary

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aaw

noun mouth

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al

noun road

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alekkis

noun trail

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ales

noun beard

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aloulo

have diarrhea

amwongow

feed

appenan

young

asepwel

noun air

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atake

garden

aufar

noun shoulder

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auitkis

noun little finger

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cheek

duck

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chelap

wide

chepetei

kick

chol

black

chon kwaumw fengen

enemy

chuu

noun bone

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Chuun paukere

noun shoulder blade

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engol

ten

eor

noun south

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faa

forty

faisong

kiss

Fanpau

noun armpit

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fetal

walk

filei

choose

fiou

fight

fotei, rou

tie

founupwo

noun heart

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iin

noun mother

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ilingei

dig

ireilo

bury

iteitan ren

every day

kairu

frog

kapas

talk

katu

noun cat

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kei

here

keol

sing

kop

break (vi)

Kuun maan

noun flea

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kuweichen

noun mosquito larva

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kuwel

noun lizard

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lemolen chuuk

noun valley

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Leoleon chaan

noun puddle

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likaulawel

hammock

likkep

big

lotow

noun west

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malaria

noun malaria

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manchopwot, chopwot

noun female

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maniwel

noun mouse

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masepwon

be blind

mimaa/manimaa

dead body

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monei

buy

mosoroo

hut

mwengeei

noun sister

mwengeei kisikis

noun younger sister

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mwos

noun, verb vomit

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mwoson lon aion

intestinal parasite

naikat

noun child

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nanew

yesterday

nelo

awake

nganei

give

ngar

sweet

niwetei

fear

nounew

have children

ochouchou

cloudy

opelo

hidden, be

pau

noun arm

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pechakel

powerful

peche

noun leg

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pei

noun sand

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pung

TRUE

pwal ekkoch

other

pwal ew

another

pweikitiw

fall

pwichikar

hot

pwichikar

noun sweat

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pwii

brother

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pwii

noun sister (for female siblings)

pwii kisikis

younger sister (for female siblings)

pwon

blind

pwopwol

smell

pwulua mwan

noun wife

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ram

yellow

ren

day

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sakur, inow

noun back

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semwau

sick

sesarich, chuchu

thin

silek

spear

sokkul

noun chicken egg

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soopw mengaku

wash clothes

taiker

tiger

talen inan inei

maternal aunt

talen seman inei

maternal uncle

tumunu, folenei

nurse (v)

tuut

noun bosom/breast

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ukei

blow

urumwot

play

waran weliwel

noun root

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werei

see

wor

have

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Dictionary produced by John Curley, Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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how to cite: Anderson, Gregory D.S., John Curley, and K. David Harrison. 2013. Namolukese Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/namolukese

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