Namolukese English

first

noun heel

Speaker: John Curley

better

quiet, be

sell

receive

obey

noun shoulder

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fat

noun cheek

Speaker: John Curley

noun thumb

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noun tongue

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noun leaf

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wide

salivate

black

singer

noun mountain

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impossible

noun thorn

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noun sky

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raise

seven

name

noun eagle

Speaker: John Curley

burned

noun cat

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stop

where

here

noun fingernail

Speaker: John Curley

noun skin

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noun coconut, green

Speaker: John Curley

noun dog

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comb (n)

comb (v)

break (vt)

noun hand

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louse, head

bite

noun forest

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tomorrow

big

fifty

copulate (have sex with)

insect

noun eye

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male

mud

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what

full moon

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silent

ripe

want

pay

noun younger brother (for female siblings)

Speaker: John Curley

freed, be

embers

noun younger sister

Speaker: John Curley

sneeze

money

noun mosquito

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frighten

noun wing

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pipe

bear

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powerful

broom

hole

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anus

happy

why

hot

noun sweat

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old (person)

hear

magic

noun lice, body

Speaker: John Curley

noun belly

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knife

noun back

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deaf

paternal grandfather

have cold

noun chicken egg

Speaker: John Curley

vagina

penis

testicles

try

noun buttocks

Speaker: John Curley

tiger

fence

story

noun nine

Speaker: John Curley

enter

drunk, get

dream

lie (down)

see

bark (dog)