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aiek
ask
bookmarkalilis, alisei
help
bookmarkamas
raw
bookmarkangai, uwai
take
bookmarkappenan
young
bookmarkapwessa
dry
bookmarkatutuw aion
wash self
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkefan
which
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkengol me ruanu
fourteen
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfasen ukech
white ant hill
bookmarkfenga, folenei
raise
bookmarkferainei
fry
bookmarkfetal
walk
bookmarkfiik
seventy
bookmarkfita
how much
bookmarkfitow
how many
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkikena
today
bookmarkinan pwuluei
mother-in-law
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkamwei
tear
bookmarkkarelo
burned
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkeng
sharp
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkung
brown
bookmarkkus, akusou
bleed
bookmarkkutta
find
bookmarklesor
tomorrow
bookmarklisou
copulate (have sex with)
bookmarklo
leave
bookmarkmaan
insect
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkme ruou
both
bookmarkmesoneson
silent
bookmarkminan lomw
old
bookmarkmmach
ripe
bookmarkmonei
buy
bookmarkmonson
every
bookmarkmwoson lon aion
intestinal parasite
bookmarknanew
yesterday
bookmarknenganei, ngoletei
watch (v)
bookmarkngar
sweet
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarkngot
snore
bookmarknounatiw
give birth
bookmarknuokus
frightened
bookmarkoon
turtle
bookmarkopelo
hidden
bookmarkpalloon lesor
day after tomorrow
bookmarkpaluanei
answer
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpwuluan nai chopwot
son-in-law
bookmarksilek
spear
bookmarksola
thief
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarksousafei
shaman
bookmarksu lang
fly (v)
bookmarktakia
high
bookmarktengew
smell (v)
bookmarktot
drunk, get
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkupwutiw
born, be
bookmarkwouwou
bark (dog)
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