Namolukese Talking Dictionary

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aaw

noun mouth

Speaker: John Curley

aewan

first

Aionan weliwel(weliwel), wouwou (kolak)

noun bark

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alukulo

quiet, be

amiou

noun urine

Speaker: John Curley

amiowitei

urinate (piss)

anu

noun ghost

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apiniku

noun nape

Speaker: John Curley

apwunalo

close

atef

spit (v)

atutuw emen

wash someone

auitkis

noun little finger

Speaker: John Curley

aumenau, aucha

adjective fat

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cheen mongo

noun tongue

Speaker: John Curley

chopwot apwupwulu feo

bride

Chuun paukere

noun shoulder blade

Speaker: John Curley

emon kuu

noun louse

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engol me limou

fifteen

engol me ruanu

fourteen

eos

roof

eosei

brother-in-law

Speaker: John Curley

esan torei mwan are chopwot

virgin

ese fan ew mwo

never

faa

forty

faat, longen taek

noun eyebrow

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faito, etto

come

fan lang

noun sky

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fouchow

scrotum

foukis, apenan

small

iik

noun fish

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inan pwuluei

mother-in-law

inan semei

inan semei paternal grandmother

Speaker: John Curley

iteitan ren

every day

kaluf

noun iguana

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kar

burn (vi)

karelo

burned

kefa

where

kenaan

there

kilei

know

kop

break (vi)

kopii

break (vt)

kuus

semen

kuweichen

noun mosquito larva

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Le raran, chu raran

noun rib

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leerek

noun breadfruit season

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lesosor

in morning

lol

deep

luluw

chew

ma

dead

malaria

noun malaria

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maliwel

thick

malo

death

maniwel

noun rat

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masen

orphaned

me ruou

both

mecheichei

noun mucus

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mmaw

yawn

monei, siwilinganei

pay

mot

cooked

mwongo lesosor

have breakfast

mwoseo

noun worm

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ngas

breathe

nuokus

frighten

ochou

noun cloud

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onaa

sixty

Paewen mansusu

noun wing

Speaker: John Curley

paip

pipe

paluanei

answer

pau

noun arm

Speaker: John Curley

pau

noun forearm

Speaker: John Curley

peas

ash(es)

peen weliwel

noun flower

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poputa

begin

pung

TRUE

pwech

white

pwoor

boiled

pwuluan nai chopwot

son-in-law

pwuluan nai mwan

daughter-in-law

raikinpwokin

noun rainbow

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re lomw

old (person)

rokumw

noun crab

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saam

noun father

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silek

spear

sokkon

kind

sool, fawen mwan

testicles

sopw

village

suuk, apisuk

noun buttocks

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ta

noun intestines

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taa, meek

broken, be

talen inan semei

paternal aunt

tiekl

run

ttan, anchaang

dream

ukech, lukutong

noun ant

Speaker: John Curley

uosemwau

pregnant

upwutiw

born, be

waar

arrive

waran weliwel

noun root

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werei

see

wes

finish

woungawelo

poor, be

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Dictionary produced by John Curley, Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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how to cite: Anderson, Gregory D.S., John Curley, and K. David Harrison. 2013. Namolukese Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/namolukese

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