Namolukese English

think

noun road

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alone

quiet, be

hold

verb sow (farming)

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no

obey

gray-haired person

wash self

noun shoulder

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pregnant, be

noun waterfall

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noun hair

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noun leaf

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noun saliva

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salivate

kick

farmer

singer

noun bone

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lung

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north

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this

thirty

three

ten

fourteen

noun south

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east

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never

come

noun chest

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noun armpit

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noun hive

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noun rock

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walk

lightning

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how many

seven hundred

now

press

tear

give greetings

burn (vi)

noun cat

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here

noun diarrhea

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comb (v)

break (vi)

crow

noun fist

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noun flea

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semen

long

tomorrow

lime

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cockroach

be blind

full moon

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possible

sit down

word

noun, verb vomit

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noun child

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awake

noun tusk

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turtle

hidden

ash(es)

bridge

other

another

itch

dried

perspire

hear

knife

verb trap

grind

sharpen

fan

deaf

chief

father-in-law

paternal grandfather

noun chicken egg

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thief

testicles

wash clothes

fly (v)

noun buttocks

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broken, be

noun paternal uncle

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send

drunk, get

wash hair

noun bosom/breast

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pregnant

see