Namolukese English

noun bee

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pull

noun trail

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help

quiet, be

noun urine

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cook

eat

no

ill, become

blue

noun people

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fourth

sniff

fat

noun tongue

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kick

slow

friend

noun woman

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noun mountain

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fire

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thirty

noun louse

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fourteen

brother-in-law

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noun eyebrow

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noun sky

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white ant hill

seventy

fight

seven hundred

noun fish

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dig

mother-in-law

when

press

tear

give greetings

there

sing

noun coconut, green

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break (vt)

long

noun valley

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noun girl

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fifty

five hundred

twin

copulate (have sex with)

deep

fly (n)

chew

thick

elderly

orphaned

silent

want

bald

sit down

noun younger sister

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fast

then

awake

fear

give birth

hidden

hidden, be

noun pig

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noun boar

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bridge

begin

broom

hole

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fall

noun sweat

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undress

noun nose

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son-in-law

yellow

dark

fan

chief

noun salt

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thin

arrow

spear

noun egg

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thief

fly (v)

escape

noun buttocks

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paternal aunt

noun paternal uncle

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drunk, get

wash hair

noun brain

Speaker: John Curley

noun ant

Speaker: John Curley

eighty

poor, be