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achek
hungry, be
bookmarkaewan
first
bookmarkafii
pull
bookmarkallem
good
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkameme
sell
bookmarkapesa, kepas
speak
bookmarkasafich
bow
bookmarkatake
garden
bookmarkatingei
throw
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkaupalo
hide
bookmarkchelap
wide
bookmarkchenaw
salivate
bookmarkchopwot apwupwulu feo
bride
bookmarkeea
swim
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkenaan
that
bookmarkengol
ten
bookmarkfeu
cold
bookmarkfikei
v. transitive burn
bookmarkfiou
fight
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkiit
name
bookmarkinan pwuluei
mother-in-law
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkairu
frog
bookmarkkapas
talk
bookmarkkenaan
there
bookmarkkilefengenir
know each other
bookmarkkilei
know
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkung
brown
bookmarklikatik
flute
bookmarklimaa
fifty
bookmarklong
fly (n)
bookmarkmalu
tired
bookmarkmetelitel
smooth
bookmarkmwengeei
n. brother (for female sibling)
bookmarkngar
sweet
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarkniwetei
fear
bookmarknounew
have children
bookmarknuokus
frightened
bookmarkochouchou
cloudy
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpoputa
begin
bookmarkpurumw
broom
bookmarkpwal ekkoch
other
bookmarkpwal ew
another
bookmarkpwapwa
happy
bookmarkpwech
hot, be
bookmarkpwech
white
bookmarkpweikitiw
fall
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarksamol
chief
bookmarksesarich, chuchu
thin
bookmarksilek
arrow
bookmarksousafei
shaman
bookmarktalen seman inei
maternal uncle
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkuuk
fishnet
bookmarkwewetei
understand
bookmarkwoungawelo
poor, be
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