Namolukese English

hungry, be

pull

noun urine

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receive

noun nape

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dry

close

fourth

noun air

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spit (v)

sniff

noun shoulder

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adjective fat

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fat

hide

finger

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noun toe

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wide

salivate

kick

singer

noun stomach

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noun shoulder blade

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basket

this

eleven

hundred

impossible

one

noun nest

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noun sky

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raise

walk

seven

put

save

press

laugh

noun iguana

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talk

give greetings

noun toenail

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sing

little

noun dog

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noun hand

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noun fist

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bleed

semen

bite

noun rib

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noun valley

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noun puddle

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in morning

catch

fifty

lime

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five

copulate (have sex with)

noun old person

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chew

tired

cockroach

noun female

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be blind

mud

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possible

pay

noun younger brother (for female siblings)

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cooked

then

give

yes

frightened

scared

pipe

answer

priest

noun sow (pig)

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begin

dry

dried

noun bat

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brother

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noun sister (for female siblings)

old (person)

noun crab

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knife

noun skull

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noun ankle

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noun chicken egg

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have hiccups

open

tiger

paternal aunt

noun paternal uncle

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enter

nurse (v)

noun feather

Speaker: John Curley

drunk, be