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aiemweifeseng
separated, be
bookmarkalamen
alone
bookmarkalilis, alisei
help
bookmarkallem
better
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkapwessa
dry
bookmarkarawan metaw
blue
bookmarkatef
spit (v)
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchewek
slow
bookmarkchon atake
farmer
bookmarkchotaa
bag
bookmarkeluw
three
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkeosei
sister-in-law
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfaisong
kiss
bookmarkfikei
v. transitive burn
bookmarkilingei
dig
bookmarkio
who
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkefa
where
bookmarkkeol
sing
bookmarkkomwei
comb (v)
bookmarkkuloon nanew
day before yesterday
bookmarklikkep
huge
bookmarklimou
five
bookmarklipwpwei
twin
bookmarklusen
remain
bookmarkma
dead
bookmarkmalu
tired
bookmarkmanmereit
elderly
bookmarkmasen
orphaned
bookmarkmmach
ripe
bookmarkmonson
all
bookmarkmwiitir
fast
bookmarknanew
yesterday
bookmarkNawech aat
son
bookmarkngar
sweet
bookmarkngerou
thousand
bookmarkngot
snore
bookmarkolo mour
go to sleep
bookmarkpung
TRUE
bookmarkpwal ew
another
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkre lomw
old (person)
bookmarkresan peas
hearth, cooking pit/fire
bookmarksemwau ter
have cold
bookmarksesarich, chuchu
thin
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksokongai
vagina
bookmarksola
thief
bookmarksool, fawen mwan
testicles
bookmarksoopw mengaku
wash clothes
bookmarksulo
escape
bookmarksuuk, are sukei
open
bookmarktiekl
run
bookmarktiit
fence
bookmarkwaluw
eight
bookmarkwor
have
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