Namolukese English

noun elbow

Speaker: John Curley

ask

separated, be

defecate (shit)

raw

noun urine

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cook

obey

noun air

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adjective fat

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fat

noun toe

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salivate

kick

noun thunder

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which

eleven

nineteen

noun south

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impossible

kiss

noun sky

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noun armpit

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walk

v. transitive burn

choose

how many

noun mother

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today

house

who

save

press

there

sharp

little

noun fruit

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comb (v)

brown

find

louse, head

noun rib

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noun puddle

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lime

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beautiful

copulate (have sex with)

noun spider

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noun old person

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noun malaria

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thick

noun rat

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noun bird

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noun ocean

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moon

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new

need (v)

bald

all

cooked

noun man

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poor

then

noun chin

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bad

six

noun wing

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day after tomorrow

bridge

noun bat

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ground

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why

perspire

noun sister (for female siblings)

noun younger brother

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younger sister (for female siblings)

undress

boiled

noun nose

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smell

old (person)

noun branch

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day

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hearth, cooking pit/fire

father-in-law

paternal grandfather

sick

have cold

cry

noun egg

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penis

open

maternal aunt

free

fence

enter

say

noun rain

Speaker: John Curley

eight

hard

have