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aahee huu

then which

aboabongi

adjective easily capsizable

aboo nei

tonight (future)

alahage

adjective wake up (from sleep)

anaa nei

those now

baagia age

to be carried to the shore (of a canoe) by a current or the wind

badodi gee

to jerk violently

balanggede

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noun blanket

boibala

adjective watery (of prepared food)

bula de ganomada

get mad

buu-ili

noun fish sp.

daaea

noun fishsp.: snapper (= large babudaea)

dahi

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number one

dahuli de madangi

a change of wind direction

dai bigi

adjective almost (finished or done, etc.); justabout

daia e sseni

very sleepy

dangi iho

adjective cry to oneself

dangidangi

adjective cry a lot; beg, apologize; a type of aboriginal chant

dao dahuuhuu

noun ridgepole (lower)

deainga

noun nothingness

diba

noun portion, share, part, fraction

doo ade

a joking expression; literally, ’your liver!’

doo mai de malino

completely calm

doopeva

verb trick, prank

ga haidama

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adjective pregnant

gadebega

noun a type of basket

gadiou

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noun plant species with red flowers, used to make flower crowns

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gahuduna

noun ridgepole cover

gaiaadia

verb stolen

galababa

noun a type of prepared food (made from breadfruit skin)

gima

noun mollusksp.: horsehoofclam (hippopus hippopus)

ginogino

adjective inclined not to enjoy something (esp. food) by being overly sensitive to filth

goononga

noun a record (set in competitive sports)

gubuvae

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noun ankle

gulunieli

noun plantsp.

haaedenga

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noun measurement

haaula

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verb set on fire

hagaaigoli

noun a food tree on another’s land

hagaavaava

verb provide or receive support continually

hagabinga

verb name (something)

hagabulubulu ange

make do with

hagaditidi

verb to skip a stone across the water

hagamalangilangi

verb please1 (someone), cheer up (someone); cheerful by nature, joyous

hagamalibi

verb rush,speed up

hagamouli

verb give life to, bring back life; food(prepared for a meal)

hagaodea

verb the time at which it is midday

hagavogi

verb a whistle (made with the lips)

hai de hilihili

hold an election

hai soa

friendship

hano goe

see what i told you

hano mouli

adjective disappear alive (esp. into another world)

hhoda

gasp for breath

hhuge

verb open (something),uncover

hidi taelodo

adjective the weight (on a balance) used as a standard measurement

huaalavao

a strong wind

i dai nei

mortlockislands

iga

noun fish (archaic, except in compounds)

kano

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noun meat

kano mouli

adjective fresh meat (including fish)

kave

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verb take, receive

laamasee

noun a divination result indicating good fortune

laangi

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noun day

laangi i mua anaahi

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noun day before yesterday

lagolagoaa

verb destroy or abuse property (for no goodreason); vandalism

lau hadihadi

verb having wavy hair

laumele

noun fishsp.: tang (2 sorts)

lauvinivini

verb having kinky hair

lili baasi gee

accuse someone (in an argument, usually between spouses) of taking sides withanother family member

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llago

adjective mature (of a taro corm which can be used for food)

llahi

adjective thin (pl.)

llao

verb gouge out (with the hand only); take out of a hole

madalama

noun Nukuoro (colloquial term)

madua

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old (person)

malau ngudu

noun lips

maoli

noun a suspicion which proves to be true

masavaa danuaa

noun a time of peace

masoasoa

spacious

mau me

adjective successful in obtaining what one wants(things)

me abo (donu)

noun truth

mee langa

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noun woven object; the act of weaving

mmasi

adjective the ripened condition of the fruit of the pandanus (when the keys begin to fall)

molimoli ange

take up slack in a line with hitches in order to maintain tension on something being hauled (e.g., a ship stuck on the reef during the moments when it is floated by waves)

mommomo

adjective a little at a time

moni

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noun canoe

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moni kalo

noun a canoe with rounded sides (designed to ride easily in rough seas)

mouli age

regain consciousness, rise from thedead

muli mai ange

a little later, byandby

namanama

noun fishsp. (like ngaa, but longer and thinner)

ngali

grind

oha

verb break, break up, destroy;damage, ruin

sabalia

verb be saba2

seene malili

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noun coins

sili muna

adjective inquisitive (prone to ask too many questions)

sinasinaina

adjective white headed; old (of living things); big (of animals)

sinsia

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noun plant species with white fragrant flowers

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ssaavale

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verb spit

tolo i nui

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noun coconut seed

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uli

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adjective dark (in color), blackened; covered with (people, flies, etc.)

vasu

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