Namolukese English

boy

noun elbow

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hat

better

raw

noun urine

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pass the night

verb sow (farming)

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(fire)wood

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close

noun air

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pregnant, be

hide

waterfall

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wet, become

enemy

noun hunter

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bride

noun mountain

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swim

noun louse

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brother-in-law

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sister-in-law

noun smoke

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one

noun chest

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noun armpit

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noun rock

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raise

walk

seventy

v. transitive burn

seven hundred

noun star

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noun year

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put

today

mother-in-law

who

talk

here

sharp

little

louse, head

noun rib

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noun breadfruit season

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at night

noun girl

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flute

dirty

remain

death

cockroach

elderly

noun bird

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dead body

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want

buy

pay

bald

hut

sit down

embers

n. brother (for female sibling)

noun worm

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noun child

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yesterday

sweet

give birth

sixty

pipe

bear

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noun flower

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dried

why

noun elder brother

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noun elder sister (for female siblings)

noun shell

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noun rainbow

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noun branch

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hearth, cooking pit/fire

noun four

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noun belly

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maternal grandfather

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have cold

noun salt

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penis

village

fly (v)

open

high

paternal aunt

noun paternal uncle

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free

smell (v)

noun nine

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dream

play

net

arrive