Namolukese English

noun mouth

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separated, be

alone

help

noun urine

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feed

no

heat (v)

noun wind

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wash someone

noun shoulder

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noun little finger

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finger

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noun toe

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noun river

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waterfall

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noun leaf

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noun saliva

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noun woman

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noun bone

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basket

this

fifteen

fourteen

noun sun

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roof

hundred

forty

noun nest

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noun thorn

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v. transitive burn

scrotum

noun heart

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noun star

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frog

here

sing

day before yesterday

noun fist

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brown

noun lizard

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noun puddle

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at night

hammock

big

five hundred

dirty

beautiful

leave

fly (n)

remain

dead

insect

noun eye

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thick

be blind

noun ocean

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thirsty, be

full moon

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smooth

need (v)

cooked

groom

noun elder sister

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fast

noun, verb vomit

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noun child

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son

give

sweet

yes

noun cough

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have children

frighten

frightened

six

pipe

day after tomorrow

bridge

hot

brother

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noun elder brother

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hearth, cooking pit/fire

hear

bowstring

maternal grandfather

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father-in-law

paternal grandfather

noun egg

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wash clothes

shaman

tiger

noun paternal uncle

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wash hands

run

noun nine

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fishnet

noun neck

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lie (down)

noun tree

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