Namolukese English

hungry

noun bee

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axe

alone

noun beard

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urinate (piss)

no

heat (v)

green

blue

second

sniff

wash self

adjective fat

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fat

hide

kill

noun river

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wide

flat

slow

farmer

noun backbone

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noun shoulder blade

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basket

north

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thirty

three

ten

eleven

fourteen

noun thorn

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noun chest

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walk

v. transitive burn

choose

seven

tie

noun year

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right

noun fish

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name

talk

sing

little

break (vi)

break (vt)

noun hand

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noun mosquito larva

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noun puddle

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catch

hammock

five hundred

five

copulate (have sex with)

noun west

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chew

thick

cockroach

noun bird

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noun baby

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both

pain

every

hut

noun man

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poor

sneeze

word

have breakfast

watch (v)

yes

noun tusk

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snore

noun wave

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day after tomorrow

red

strong

noun pig

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noun butterfly

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TRUE

ground

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noun elder sister (for female siblings)

noun cave

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noun husband

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noun rainbow

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magic

two

noun father

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grind

bowstring

sick

spear

penis

open

push

story

dream

noun bosom/breast

Speaker: John Curley

drunk, be