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aahulu

verb to leave food cooking overnight

aalohi modu

noun lagoonward of the islets of the atoll

adi longo

adjective to tattle

aloha iho

noun self-love

anei muhuu

how about these

aoaonga

noun way of staying up until daybreak

basa hagamao lalo

speak humbly

daagina

verb towing; dragging

daane hai moni

sailor,seaman

dabui

verb to splash water on something with the hand

dabuia

verb to dabui at one time

dagaligiligi

adjective broken into small pieces

dagi gee

lead away from

dahi daalaa

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noun dollar bill

dahuli

adjective turn back; change one’s mind

dangada agoago

adjective teacher,preacher

danu bela

adjective spade in organic matter (to enrichtaro plantings)

danuaa

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adjective good

dau namu

noun mosquitonet

daula de boo

noun a rope carried in the canoe (esp. at night) for anchoring or tying canoes together in case of strong wind

dee galemu

never mind, don’t bother

demeenaa

that one where you are

denaa ange naa

about that (here), much more

denaa maa

that is about (approximately)

dilo

verb look at (inspect)

doli

verb to obtain as many as one can; to defeatall comers

duu ange

adjective wait for; resemble someone (owing to a consanguineal relationship)

duu kolu

adjective stand bracing oneself

duuduu lagi

noun a diving platform (made from a tree stuck in a coral head)

eba

noun a sleeping mat (child’s)

eigele

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noun eagle

ga hia

how many will it be

galegale

verb white matter (the sediment in palm toddy, or the powder-like substance on a pandanus key)

galo-gila

noun fishsp.: goatfish

gasia

verb worthwhile,important,valuable

gelu-hai-usu

noun fishsp.: unicornfish

gilaau

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pronoun they (dual)

godi

verb to trim

goloa

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noun groceries, supplies

hagaali

verb to mention or expose something just enough so that the remainder is obvious

hagabuulinga

noun group of animate things

hagadonu muna

adjective act as an interpreter

hagadubu o manu

noun the name of a certain type of string figure

hagalau

verb make a total of one hundred

hagamahana

verb heat

hagamalemolemo

verb

hagamudumudu

verb do slowly,delay

hagapale

verb teach to steer, allow to steer, lean against

hagatau

verb arrange (in order), a program; name one after another; refuse to do one’s part because of someone else’s actions

hai soa

friendship

hainamanilaluoo

noun secret friend of the opposite sex

haoli

verb cover up

hau

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noun necklace, wreath, crown

hau baba

verb tie up temporarily (not as securely asif permanently)

heiangi

adjective smart, intelligent, clever

hua nnui

adjective having large fruit or nuts (of trees)

langi haanau

noun certain kind of rain (omen of impending childbirth)

lanibene

adjective separation in coconut oil (when it is aging)

lau

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number one hundred

loloa

adjective tall; long

lui

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verb turn (something in a direction); change course. For long objects

luu oluu

pronoun your (plural; for dual noun)

maamaai

adjective ripening (of breadfruit only)

madavaivai

noun a type of knot used in net-making

madohi

adjective middle (of something long and thin),halfway; to have gone halfway, to reach the halfway point

magalili

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adjective cold

magona

adjective extraordinary,outstanding,unusual

mahedua

noun sneeze

mainu

noun bait (on the hook)

malo haahine

adjective a dress (female clothing)

mammami

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adjective delicious (general)

manamanava

adjective <= manavanava>

mangoo-biho-lua

noun fishsp.: shark sp.

mangungungungu

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adjective the sound of something being chewed

manongi

adjective fragrant; fragrance (esp. of flowers or perfume)

momme vaivaia o ssaalenga

noun puddle

mouli

verb to live; be alive

nabe

verb to hook under the waistband or belt

ngali

grind

nngao dalinga

adjective hurting in the ears from noise

odea

adjective noon, midday

oia

adjective a sound used to communicate the tiredness of the speaker, or that the speaker recognizes his mistake

sae

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verb (transitive) to tear (fabric, paper)

saibo

adjective rush around (of a group of people)

sali

adjective flow, seep

see

adjective barely, just barely

sege gee

slip or slide away from

seni tao

sleep soundly

sigi de hagahala

collection (in church), offering (in chrch), sacrifice, tithe

sii tae

adjective diarrhea which escapes without onerealizing (caused by eating oily fish)

singa mai (adu, ange)

come carrying

ssanu

lick

ssema

jellyfish species

ssigo

clever, a fast learner; catch on to, understand

tagudai

noun coast, shoreline

taina daane madua

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noun elder brother

tainaahine gauligi

noun younger sister

tangada maagaga

industrious person

tinae

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belly

unumanga

drinking party