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alukulo
quiet, be
bookmarkapwenueta, rongeckik
obey
bookmarkapwunalo
close
bookmarkarawan fatil
green
bookmarkatutuw aion
wash self
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkchotaa
bag
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkeluw
three
bookmarkese toganei tawe
impossible
bookmarkfaisong
kiss
bookmarkfasen ukech
white ant hill
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkiesetiw, watiw
put
bookmarkifich, mi pung
right
bookmarkikena
today
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkairu
frog
bookmarkkapas
language
bookmarkkapong
give greetings
bookmarkkeol
sing
bookmarkkop
break (vi)
bookmarkkus, akusou
bleed
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarkleilei
long
bookmarklimou
five
bookmarklo
go
bookmarkminan lomw
old
bookmarkmmaw
yawn
bookmarkmonson
every
bookmarkmwan apwupwulu feo
groom
bookmarkmwongo lesosor
have breakfast
bookmarkngeu
yes
bookmarknuokus
scared
bookmarkpatere
priest
bookmarkpechakel
strong
bookmarkpwangen lekalow
anus
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkresan peas
hearth, cooking pit/fire
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarksaipee
fan
bookmarksalen asafich
bowstring
bookmarksalingapung
deaf
bookmarksemwau ter
have cold
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarktaiker
tiger
bookmarktalen inan inei
maternal aunt
bookmarktingei
send
bookmarktolong
enter
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkukech pwech
white ant
bookmarkuro
say
bookmarkuuk
fishnet
bookmarkuuk
net
bookmarkwaliik
eighty
bookmarkwouwou
bark (dog)
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