Namolukese English

boy

noun bee

Speaker: John Curley

first

noun elbow

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alone

defecate (shit)

quiet, be

urinate (piss)

eat

no

gray-haired person

noun air

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noun tribe

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noun toe

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kill

duck

Speaker: John Curley

noun bone

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basket

fire

Speaker: John Curley

forty

come

noun grass

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seven

make

noun year

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put

right

save

noun cat

Speaker: John Curley

noun toenail

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know each other

comb (n)

crow

louse, head

noun mosquito larva

Speaker: John Curley

noun rib

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at night

sad

catch

hammock

huge

clean

five hundred

dirty

remain

noun eye

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noun malaria

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noun ocean

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mud

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thirsty, be

pain

dead body

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yawn

bald

embers

noun man

Speaker: John Curley

n. brother (for female sibling)

noun elder sister

Speaker: John Curley

fast

noun worm

Speaker: John Curley

intestinal parasite

give

breathe

have children

scared

noun coconut tree

Speaker: John Curley

noun arm

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noun forearm

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noun pig

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TRUE

broom

itch

hot

younger sister (for female siblings)

noun cave

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boiled

hear

knife

noun meat

Speaker: John Curley

noun ankle

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sick

vagina

shaman

noun intestines

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high

maternal uncle

cage

noun nine

Speaker: John Curley

dream

noun brain

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noun bosom/breast

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white ant

noun ant

Speaker: John Curley

pregnant

born, be

noun banana

Speaker: John Curley

fishnet

net

lie (down)

finish