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achek
hungry
bookmarkaewan
first
bookmarkakes
axe
bookmarkakkaou
hat
bookmarkallem
better
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkamiowitei
urinate (piss)
bookmarkamwachew
hold
bookmarkangai, uwai
take
bookmarkangei
eat
bookmarkapwangepwangelo
ill, become
bookmarkapwessa
dry
bookmarkapwunalo
close
bookmarkaruaanun
fourth
bookmarkatengutengew
sniff
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchelap
wide
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkengol
ten
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkia usun
how
bookmarkiiw
sharpening tool
bookmarkitangei
press
bookmarkkarelo
burned
bookmarkkefa
where
bookmarkkuchcho, lo
left
bookmarkkuloon nanew
day before yesterday
bookmarklesor
tomorrow
bookmarklimaa
fifty
bookmarklo
leave
bookmarkmaliwel
thick
bookmarkmalo
death
bookmarkmanimwan
male
bookmarkminan lomw
old
bookmarkmmaw
yawn
bookmarkmochen
want
bookmarkmongopal
bald
bookmarkmwiitir
fast
bookmarkngeu
yes
bookmarkngot
snore
bookmarknuokus
frighten
bookmarkonaa
sixty
bookmarkpisekisek
rich
bookmarkpwangen lekalow
anus
bookmarkpwass
dried
bookmarkpweta
why
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkpwopwol
smell
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarkruaa
twenty
bookmarksaar
knife
bookmarksopw
village
bookmarksousafei
shaman
bookmarksu lang
fly (v)
bookmarksulo
escape
bookmarktaiker
tiger
bookmarktalen inan inei
maternal aunt
bookmarktawe
free
bookmarkttan
dream
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarkunumei
drink
bookmarkwaluw
eight
bookmarkwewetei
understand
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