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aiek
ask
bookmarkallem
good
bookmarkamota
cook
bookmarkapw
no
bookmarkapwangepwang
weak
bookmarkapwichikera
heat (v)
bookmarkatake
garden
bookmarkatef
spit (v)
bookmarkchechenlo
wet, become
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkenaan
that
bookmarkfaisong
kiss
bookmarkfaito, etto
come
bookmarkfeu
cold
bookmarkfilei
choose
bookmarkfita
how much
bookmarkiei
now
bookmarkkai
laugh
bookmarkkeol
sing
bookmarkkisikis
little
bookmarkkop
break (vi)
bookmarkkulanei
recognize
bookmarkkunas, paku, raai
cut
bookmarkkutta
find
bookmarklikkep
big
bookmarklimapwuku
five hundred
bookmarklingach, liach, allem
beautiful
bookmarklol
deep
bookmarklong
fly (n)
bookmarkmanimwan
male
bookmarkmeet
what
bookmarkmonei, siwilinganei
pay
bookmarkmwan apwupwulu feo
groom
bookmarkmwengeei
n. brother (for female sibling)
bookmarknounatiw
give birth
bookmarknuokus
frighten
bookmarkpisekisek
rich
bookmarkpwangen lekalow
anus
bookmarkpwarek
have itch
bookmarkpwech
hot, be
bookmarkpweikitiw
fall
bookmarkpwichikar
hot
bookmarkpwichikar
perspire
bookmarkpwii
noun sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwii kisikis
younger sister (for female siblings)
bookmarkpwon
blind
bookmarkpwopwol
smell
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarkrong
hear
bookmarkroong
magic
bookmarksilek
arrow
bookmarksokkon
kind
bookmarksoopw mengaku
wash clothes
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarksulo
escape
bookmarktaiker
tiger
bookmarktalen seman inei
maternal uncle
bookmarktiit
fence
bookmarktot
drunk, get
bookmarktuaa
ninety
bookmarktulong, atutuw chen makur
wash hair
bookmarkturomw
drum
bookmarkwaar
arrive
bookmarkwaluw
eight
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