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aat
boy
bookmarkaiek
ask
bookmarkallem
better
bookmarkalukulo
quiet, be
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkamwachew
hold
bookmarkapesa, kepas
speak
bookmarkarawan fatil
green
bookmarkaremes moi
gray-haired person
bookmarkaruouan
second
bookmarkasafich
bow
bookmarkasamwacho
widow
bookmarkauosemwau
pregnant, be
bookmarkaweta, nii
kill
bookmarkchelap
wide
bookmarkchienei, pwii
friend
bookmarkchuwk
basket
bookmarkeea
swim
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkengol me ruanu
fourteen
bookmarkengol me ruou
twelve
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkew
one
bookmarkfaa
forty
bookmarkfetal
walk
bookmarkfilei
choose
bookmarkfotei, rou
tie
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkisenalo
save
bookmarkkapong
give greetings
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkefa
where
bookmarkkus, akusou
bleed
bookmarklaate
ladder
bookmarklikatik
flute
bookmarklikaulawel
hammock
bookmarklikkep
big
bookmarklimapwuku
five hundred
bookmarklol
deep
bookmarkmanimwan
male
bookmarkmetek
pain
bookmarkmochen, anean
need (v)
bookmarkmolota
prepare
bookmarkmot
cooked
bookmarkmwesei
sneeze
bookmarkmwiitir
fast
bookmarkmwoson lon aion
intestinal parasite
bookmarkmwuren
then
bookmarkngaw
bad
bookmarkoperei
hunt
bookmarkpar
red
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpoputa
begin
bookmarkpwal ekkoch
other
bookmarkpwarek
itch
bookmarkpwichikar
have fever
bookmarkpwichikar
perspire
bookmarkpwoor
boiled
bookmarkpwuluan nai mwan
daughter-in-law
bookmarkrochopwach
dark
bookmarksaikei
sharpen
bookmarksaipee
fan
bookmarksamol
chief
bookmarksemwau ter
have cold
bookmarksu lang
fly (v)
bookmarktiit
cage
bookmarktot
drunk, get
bookmarkttan
dream
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