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anaa ai huu

those only then

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aoao

verb becoming daylight

aovaa

noun hour

baa hagasalau

adjective make contact with while not aligned

badai gee

extremely meddlesome

balagelage

adjective crippled and unable to walk

balu

verb to bring one’s hands and arms (or wings) down or back once (as in waving, swimming, or the flapping of a bird’s wings)

balu malau

noun fish sp.

bangoa

adjective slow down, be exhausted (physically), feel unenergetic

bapabu

adjective the staccato sound of one hard object being struck against another

beelu

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noun lizard

bili makaga

love

daa hagabodobodo

verb make a quick trip

daagelo

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noun February

dagodo adu

appear there (from here)

daleba

verb flap briskly in the wind

dama de gaehala

noun a raincloud (dropping its rain) seen in the distance

dangalebu de me

bad weather

dau

pronoun your (singular; for singular, alienable noun)

deai loo me

i doubt it

denei ai

therefore (with respect to this here)

diilaulauhai

noun the seventh child of a couple

doha

verb to spreadout (something)

doo gaiaa

verb attack by surprise or stealth; ambush

dua

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noun east

duu baa

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noun one half of an oyster shell

duu de ogaanga

having husked many coconuts (as evidenced by the many husks lying about)

duulale

noun a type of game

duuli

verb surround

eidu ai

treat as a totem, worship, treat as asupernatural being

gai de baibu

smoke cigarettes

gai ngaadahi

adjective a distribution of fish to the whole island population

galaahu

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noun cheek

galagala

noun spongesp. (several spp.)

ganae

noun fishsp.: mullet

ganaudogo

noun an abundance of fish, birds, or otheranimals which are good to eat

gano siga

noun strands (of cloth)

gau lama

noun rachis of the coconut leaf

gavange

adjective give or bring to (someone)

gili agau

verb a moss-like covering of the reef; fish which live on the reef

gooluu

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pronoun you (dual)

gubu dao

noun a join of the spear shaft which is made of two pieces of wood

hagaaloalo-mea

verb cause to become red(of fully mature coconut meat)

hagadau kino

verb hate each other

hagaduu ssaalanga

adjective search intently for

hagaholau

verb banish from the island (in a canoe with no paddle or food)

hagalima (ina)

verb make a total of five

hagamanavasaa

risky, dangerous

hagasebugi

verb make a total of one billion

haha

noun mouth odor

hakaugau

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verb wash someone

hale o de henua

community meeting house

hedogi

noun the sound of tapping

henua i lalo (alodahi)

noun world (lands other than nukuoro)

hidu-limu

time noun the seventh number of a counting game played to determine who is "it"

honohono

verb having hono in several places

huaa gulu

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noun breadfruit

huaaboo

noun the whole night long

huaahenua

noun community

huahua ai

be in charge of, control, lead

i ama

on the same side of a canoe as theoutrigger float

ivi o de biho

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noun skull

ivi sulu

noun a dislocation of bones such that the ends overlap (corrected by pulling)

kini

verb pick at one time,pinch at one time

laagau lui

noun a cross (e.g., of wood)

langolango

inclined to throw one’s legs over those sleeping nearby (when sleeping)

lau kena

noun leaves (or hair) that have lost their natural healthy color

laulau

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a type of basket

lele mouli

adjective surprised

lodo mao lunga

characteristically hagamao lunga; egotistical, self-centered, arrogant inspirit

loolodo

noun deep holes in the lagoon reef

luu odaau

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pronoun our (dual, inclusive; for dual, inalienable noun)

ma te duge

noun the point of a madaa duge

maahaa

adjective daybreak

maamaai

adjective ripening (of breadfruit only)

maamaangalo

verb becoming more and more sweet

maava

yawn

magau

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verb die (singular subj.)

mahi

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powerful

mai i daha

from outside

malibi

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fast

manu-mangamanga

noun starfish

mau goloa

adjective rich in material possessions

muli sua hadu

noun reefward of the storm beach; beach rock

neveneve

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noun spider

ngisi

verb a squeaking sound

noomeemea

a wave of sufficient force to wash over normally dry land; tidal wave

oa

gunwales (at the top of the canoe)

odi sango

adjective completely cleaned up or finished; all gone; each and every oneall gone

pago

adjective the sound of any sudden violent contact; the sound of an explosion

pula luu mada

excited with joy

saalingaa nui

noun the rainwater which flows down a bent coconut tree (collected for drinking)

seni tao

sleep soundly

singano

the flower of a pandanus tree

ssala

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verb find

ssuugulu

noun school

suugulu

verb learn

tuu banibani

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noun sea cucumber

vai geli

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