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aloha ai

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verb love intensely

alohi vae

noun sole (of foot)

anaa ai laa

those then were those

anei ai huu

these only then

angaanga

noun body

anu

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verb dance

baabaa ama

verb to steer a canoe to its outrigger side (opp. of baabaa gadea)

baabaa tugi lau

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noun log on which the pandanus leaf is smashed

baagia age

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

baasi e haa o de langi

the four quadrants of the sky

baasua

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noun clam

balaginagina

adjective be squashed

basa hagassee

verb speak so as to change the impression one’s previous words have made

beebaa

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noun book

bigi lima

adjective hold hands

daa hagabodobodo

verb make a quick trip

dahi de gumigumi

shave one’s beard

dale

verb touch (two or more things being in contact); strike (a match)

damaahine

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noun daughter

dangada henua gee

noun foreigners, strangers

dangau-dongi

noun fishsp.: snapper

dangau-ngudu-aahua

noun

daogubu

noun waist, circumference

daohi

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verb hold

daula gage

noun a rope used to assist the climber of a breadfruit tree

denei ange naa

about this , much more...

doa

noun giant

dolu-inoha

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

doo de lolomango

separated (of crude coconut oil)

duge

noun either side of a recession in the top of a duludulu

duulua

noun fishsp.: jack (= large alaala)

gaba taiao

noun early morning

gailingalinga

adjective continually wanting to eat

galaahuu

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noun cheek

galo gila

goatfish

gannui mada makaga

gannui which is firm

gano agau

reef (including land thereon)

gavaligi

noun fishsp.

geiuli

lizard species

gelegele malama

noun sand with disk-like particles

giado manu

noun the smaller outrigger booms at the ends of the canoe

gilaadeu

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pronoun they (plural)

haa daha

noun the outer coconut palm frond

haalala

verb stand leaning

haamaga

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noun hammock

hadu

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noun stone, rock

hagaalahenua

verb provide land for

hagadige de madaangudu

a prolonged conversation (on subjects of little importance)

hagagili

verb cause to have skin disease

hagallogo

verb chant (in the old religious ceremony)

hagaloongaa

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verb to be quiet

hagamanida

verb lift (something) up

hagamaumau

verb study, attempt to memorize

hagaodi

verb end of (e.g., time)

hagapilo

verb let decay; allow to stink

hagapuni

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verb plus, add

hagasaagule

verb teach how to saagule

hagaulu

noun fishsp.: shark sp.

hai mogobuna

adjective the relationship between grandparent and grandchild

hai vaivai me

have sexual relations

hausanga

noun a wrapping (of string) around the join of a pole

heohi

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adjective correct; right

hhoda

adjective gasp for breath (once)

honu tai

high tide

hoohoa

verb

huaahuu daalo

noun a type of prepared food (like huaahuu, with the addition of bananas or something else sweet)

huaalavao

a strong wind

ioonga

noun way of giving

lahie

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noun (fire)wood

laohie de me

good weather (dry)

laulau gai

noun a canoe used to transport food to a feast

leo

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noun sound; voice

luu olaadeu

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pronoun their (for dual, inalienable noun)

maamaangi

adjective repeatedly or continually maangi

mada giivia

verb dim light

madangi

noun wind

madania teu ngaloto

noun middle finger

mai

verb arrive

mammamu

noun fish (in children’s speech only)

manaunaua

verb crazy,insane

masalia

verb empty of water

mee o taane

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noun male genital organ

mmadu

noun fishsp.: mojarrafish (= small sugimanga)

moe

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adjective round

moe dolo

verb to sneak into another’s house at night for the purpose of having sexual relations

moea

verb a person who is able to catch many flying fish (because the fish seem not to awaken at his approach)

moso

noun birdsp.: starling (apolonis opacus)

ngudu-me

noun boundary of a taro plot

noganoga

verb a method of plaiting mats

omaau

pronoun our (dual, exclusive; for plural, inalienable noun)

puli

verb grab up all at once

saesaele

verb to wander around continually (doing so at present and likely to be doing so in the future)

sahudu

noun fishsp.: seabass

tangada hagaai

poor fellow!

tangaho

noun liver

too gee

clumsy, unskillful, awkward (not dexterous)

too gili

wrinkled skin (from age)

useahi

smoke, steam

vaalanga

made up (of a story only)

vai

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adjective watery, bad - (when followed by another word)