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aat
boy
bookmarkakkaou
hat
bookmarkameme
sell
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkamolata
prepared, be
bookmarkapw
no
bookmarkapwangepwangelo
ill, become
bookmarkapwunalo
close
bookmarkatef
spit (v)
bookmarkatengutengew
sniff
bookmarkaumong, aucha
fat
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkeos
roof
bookmarkew
one
bookmarkfetal
walk
bookmarkforei
do
bookmarkfotei, rou
tie
bookmarkfouchow
scrotum
bookmarkia usun
how
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkitangei
press
bookmarkkapas
talk
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkeol
sing
bookmarkkop
break (vi)
bookmarkkutta
find
bookmarkkuun aremes
louse, head
bookmarklimengau
dirty
bookmarklusen
remain
bookmarkmaan
insect
bookmarkmalu
tired
bookmarkmanchelap
cockroach
bookmarkmanimwan
male
bookmarkmeor
thirsty, be
bookmarkmolota
prepare
bookmarkmwalei
embers
bookmarkmwan apwupwulu feo
groom
bookmarkmwelele
poor
bookmarkmwengeei
n. brother (for female sibling)
bookmarkmwengeei
noun sister
bookmarknanew
yesterday
bookmarknounatiw
give birth
bookmarkpaias
grave
bookmarkpatere
priest
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpisekisek
rich
bookmarkpwech
hot, be
bookmarkpwopwol
smell
bookmarkrukei
gather
bookmarkseman pwuluei
father-in-law
bookmarkseng
cry
bookmarksilek
arrow
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksool, fawen mwan
testicles
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarktalen inan inei
maternal aunt
bookmarktiekl
run
bookmarktingei
push
bookmarktot
drunk, get
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkukech pwech
white ant
bookmarkwaliik
eighty
bookmarkweirek
hard
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Namolukese Talking Dictionary.
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