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achek
hungry, be
bookmarkakieki
think
bookmarkalou
defecate (shit)
bookmarkamas
raw
bookmarkamochalo pwong
pass the night
bookmarkapwichikera
heat (v)
bookmarkaruouan
second
bookmarkchechen
wet
bookmarkchelap
wide
bookmarkchopwot apwupwulu feo
bride
bookmarkelik
thirty
bookmarkeluwaan
third
bookmarkengol me ew
eleven
bookmarkengol me tiwou
nineteen
bookmarkepwuku
hundred
bookmarkfupwuku
seven hundred
bookmarkia usun
how
bookmarkiit
name
bookmarkio
who
bookmarkireilo
bury
bookmarkisenalo
save
bookmarkiteitan ren
every day
bookmarkkai
laugh
bookmarkkairu
frog
bookmarkkarelo
burned
bookmarkkaulo, utiw
stop
bookmarkkei
here
bookmarkkop
break (vi)
bookmarkkunas, paku, raai
cut
bookmarkkuuw
bite
bookmarklimach
clean
bookmarklingach, liach, allem
beautiful
bookmarkliwin
return
bookmarkmalu
tired
bookmarkmanchelap
cockroach
bookmarkmeor
thirsty, be
bookmarkmetelitel
smooth
bookmarkmmaw
yawn
bookmarkmochen, anean
need (v)
bookmarkmot
cooked
bookmarkmwalei
embers
bookmarkmwelele
poor
bookmarkmwengeei
noun sister
bookmarkmwoni
money
bookmarknenganei, ngoletei
watch (v)
bookmarkngas
breathe
bookmarknounatiw
give birth
bookmarknuokus
frightened
bookmarknuokus
scared
bookmarkpalloon lesor
day after tomorrow
bookmarkpar
red
bookmarkpechakel
powerful
bookmarkpwech
hot, be
bookmarkre lomw
old (person)
bookmarksaikei
grind
bookmarksaikei
sharpen
bookmarksaipee
fan
bookmarksilek
spear
bookmarksotoenei
try
bookmarksuuk, are sukei
open
bookmarktaa, meek
broken, be
bookmarktakia
high
bookmarktiekl
run
bookmarkttan, anchaang
dream
bookmarktumunu, folenei
nurse (v)
bookmarkunumei
drink
bookmarkwaliik
eighty
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