Namolukese English

boy

hungry, be

axe

alone

good

quiet, be

raw

pass the night

dry

garden

spit (v)

noun tribe

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wash self

wash someone

adjective fat

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noun cheek

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noun toe

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wide

noun coconut, ripe

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noun thunder

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noun bone

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basket

which

ten

noun south

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noun smoke

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one

kiss

noun thorn

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white ant hill

v. transitive burn

noun star

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name

today

house

noun toad

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give greetings

noun cat

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there

sing

noun coconut, green

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crow

bleed

find

noun lizard

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long

sad

fifty

five hundred

go

leave

deep

noun west

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chew

die

noun mouse

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elderly

both

noun mucus

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what

moon

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smooth

possible

dead body

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poor

noun elder sister

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word

noun child

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scared

go to sleep

sixty

hunt

red

bear

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ash(es)

strong

noun flower

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another

hot

perspire

noun elder sister (for female siblings)

noun waist

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son-in-law

noun rainbow

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verb trap

deaf

father-in-law

try

have hiccups

open

noun intestines

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maternal uncle

noun paternal uncle

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run

story

noun feather

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pregnant

born, be

eighty

noun tree

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