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akieki
think
bookmarkalilis, alisei
help
bookmarkaloulo
have diarrhea
bookmarkalukulo
quiet, be
bookmarkamolata
prepared, be
bookmarkappenan
young
bookmarkapwangepwang
weak
bookmarkarawan metaw
blue
bookmarkatake
garden
bookmarkatengutengew
sniff
bookmarkaumong, aucha
fat
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkaupalo
hide
bookmarkchelap
wide
bookmarkchepetei
kick
bookmarkchopwot apwupwulu feo
bride
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkese fan ew mwo
never
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfotei, rou
tie
bookmarkimw
house
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkkamwei
tear
bookmarkkar
burn (vi)
bookmarkkei
here
bookmarkkilefengenir
know each other
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarklesosor
in morning
bookmarkletipeta
sad
bookmarklimaa
fifty
bookmarkliwin
return
bookmarkmaan
insect
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkmalu
tired
bookmarkmasen
orphaned
bookmarkmetek
pain
bookmarkminafo
new
bookmarkmmach
ripe
bookmarkmonei
buy
bookmarkmwengeei
noun sister
bookmarkmwewen kapas
word
bookmarkmwongo lesosor
have breakfast
bookmarkngaw
bad
bookmarkniwetei
fear
bookmarknounatiw
give birth
bookmarkochouchou
cloudy
bookmarkolo mour
go to sleep
bookmarkonaa
sixty
bookmarkpalloon lesor
day after tomorrow
bookmarkpechakel
strong
bookmarkpurumw
broom
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpweikitiw
fall
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarksaikei
sharpen
bookmarksalingapung
deaf
bookmarkseman semei
paternal grandfather
bookmarksemwau ter
have cold
bookmarksilek
arrow
bookmarktot
drunk, get
bookmarkttan
dream
bookmarkukech pwech
white ant
bookmarkukei
blow
bookmarkuuk
fishnet
bookmarkuuk
net
bookmarkuwelo
lie (down)
bookmarkwouwou
bark (dog)
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