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aat
boy
bookmarkaewan
first
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkamas
raw
bookmarkangei
eat
bookmarkapwangepwang
weak
bookmarkapwangepwangelo
ill, become
bookmarkatutuw emen
wash someone
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchepeop
flat
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkefan
which
bookmarkeluw
three
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkengol me ew
eleven
bookmarkengol me limou
fifteen
bookmarkeosei
sister-in-law
bookmarkew
one
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfikei
v. transitive burn
bookmarkfita
how much
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkiiw
sharpening tool
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkkamwei
tear
bookmarkkarelo
burned
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkefa
where
bookmarkkei
here
bookmarkkeol
song
bookmarkkilefengenir
know each other
bookmarkkunas, paku, raai
cut
bookmarkkuun aremes
louse, head
bookmarklaate
ladder
bookmarkleilei
long
bookmarklesor
tomorrow
bookmarklikkep
big
bookmarklimou
five
bookmarklipwpwei
twin
bookmarklol
deep
bookmarklong
fly (n)
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkmanmereit
elderly
bookmarkme ruou
both
bookmarkmolota
prepare
bookmarkmonei, siwilinganei
pay
bookmarkmuselo
freed, be
bookmarkmwan apwupwulu feo
groom
bookmarknenganei, ngoletei
watch (v)
bookmarkniwetei
fear
bookmarknuokus
scared
bookmarkolo mour
go to sleep
bookmarkpalloon lesor
day after tomorrow
bookmarkpatere
priest
bookmarkpung
TRUE
bookmarkpwas
dry
bookmarkpwass
dried
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwon
blind
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarksamol
chief
bookmarksola
thief
bookmarksousafei
shaman
bookmarktengew
smell (v)
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkurumwot
play
bookmarkuuk
net
bookmarkwor
have
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