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aiek
ask
bookmarkamiowitei
urinate (piss)
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkamwachew
hold
bookmarkangai
receive
bookmarkangai, uwai
take
bookmarkapwessa
dry
bookmarkatutuw aion
wash self
bookmarkatutuw emen
wash someone
bookmarkchon keel
singer
bookmarkchotaa
bag
bookmarkengol me limou
fifteen
bookmarkepwuku
hundred
bookmarkfasen ukech
white ant hill
bookmarkfetal
walk
bookmarkfeu
cold
bookmarkfikei
set on fire
bookmarkfisuw
seven
bookmarkfitow
how many
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkifich, mi pung
right
bookmarkingeet
when
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkai
laugh
bookmarkkapas
language
bookmarkkapong
give greetings
bookmarkkilefengenir
know each other
bookmarkkomw
comb (n)
bookmarkkomwei
comb (v)
bookmarkkuchcho, lo
left
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarklaate
ladder
bookmarkleilei
long
bookmarklesosor
in morning
bookmarklimengau
dirty
bookmarklingach, liach, allem
beautiful
bookmarklusen
remain
bookmarkmalo
death
bookmarkmanchelap
cockroach
bookmarkme ruou
both
bookmarkminan lomw
old
bookmarkmonei
buy
bookmarkmwongo lesosor
have breakfast
bookmarkmwoni
money
bookmarknenganei, ngoletei
watch (v)
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarkniwetei
fear
bookmarkpaip
pipe
bookmarkpaluanei
answer
bookmarkpatere
priest
bookmarkpurumw
broom
bookmarkpwal ekkoch
other
bookmarkpwech
white
bookmarkpwilitei
undress
bookmarkpwuluan nai chopwot
son-in-law
bookmarkre lomw
old (person)
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarkruou
two
bookmarksaikei
sharpen
bookmarksemwau
sick
bookmarksokul
penis
bookmarksousafei
shaman
bookmarktalen inan inei
maternal aunt
bookmarkuro
say
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