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akkaou
hat
bookmarkallem
better
bookmarkamas
raw
bookmarkapwenueta, rongeckik
obey
bookmarkapwichikera
heat (v)
bookmarkaruouan
second
bookmarkasamwacho
widow
bookmarkchepeop
flat
bookmarkchon kwaumw fengen
enemy
bookmarkengol me ruou
twelve
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfenga, folenei
raise
bookmarkferainei
fry
bookmarkfilei
choose
bookmarkfotei, rou
tie
bookmarkiesetiw, watiw
put
bookmarkiit
name
bookmarkitangei
press
bookmarkkai
laugh
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkei
here
bookmarkkisikis
little
bookmarkkow
crow
bookmarkkuloon nanew
day before yesterday
bookmarkkuun aremes
louse, head
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarklikaulawel
hammock
bookmarklimach
clean
bookmarklo
go
bookmarklol
deep
bookmarklukukutong
red ant
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkmanmereit
elderly
bookmarkmi tonganei
possible
bookmarkmochen
want
bookmarkmonson
all
bookmarkmosoroo
hut
bookmarkmuselo
freed, be
bookmarkmwuren
then
bookmarkngot
snore
bookmarkolo mour
go to sleep
bookmarkpaias
grave
bookmarkpoputa
begin
bookmarkpurumw
broom
bookmarkpwass
dried
bookmarkpwech
hot, be
bookmarkpwech
white
bookmarkpweikitiw
fall
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwichikar
perspire
bookmarkram
yellow
bookmarkruou
two
bookmarksemwau ter
have cold
bookmarksesarich, chuchu
thin
bookmarksokongai
vagina
bookmarksool, fawen mwan
testicles
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarksuk
have hiccups
bookmarktaa, meek
broken, be
bookmarktiit
fence
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkukei
blow
bookmarkunumei
drink
bookmarkuwelo
lie (down)
bookmarkwaliik
eighty
bookmarkweirek
hard
bookmarkwor
have
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