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aahee nei

then what (immediate future)

abasasa

noun European

ahi tugi

noun ignite a fire by making sparks with a stone

alahenua

noun plot of (bush) land, acreage

alili

noun mollusk sp.: turbo argyrostoma

anaa naa

these (there) only

baabaa luu lima

clap hands

baabaa tugi lau

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noun log on which the pandanus leaf is smashed

babu daaea

noun fish sp., snapper

basa gelo

speak sagely

bau

adjective to be worth it

bei

adjective be like, be the same as

daaemai

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verb arrive

daahaa

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noun second stage of a green coconut; type of huaamee

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daakodo

adjective be in place ; liedown

dahea

adjective drift

dala

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verb unfasten, undo, untie

dalea

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adjective tired

dama legalega

noun baby, infant

dama naale

noun a talkative, deceitful person

dau gadea

noun boom lanyard (of a canoe)

dau honu

noun the season during which tides are highest

dau masa

noun the season during which tides are lowest

dauaabulu

verb nearly sunk

daula mada lau nui

noun a rope for tying palm fronds together to make a belubelu seine

de mee laa

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that one (over there)

delaa ai laa

that there was it

doa agalala

very big giant

donadona

covered in warts/moles

doonga

noun tools,equipment (incl. fishing gear)

dua gi lunga

thicker (line or rope, etc.)

dua pada

adjective to plait with thick strands

duasala

adjective hardship,difficulty

duuhia ange

praised (by others)

elaa

adjective a sound indicating surprise

gabola

verb flatten out something mushy

gagu

well-mannered

gasa

adjective run aground

gava

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noun black bird species (eats lizards and fish)

gida ma gida

each individual...

goai ne siilia

who asked you

gogoo

adjective

gu soe donu

unmistakably, for certain

haaele

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verb adopt, raise (a child)

haahaangoda

verb to fish first in one place, then in another

hagaahi

verb provide fire to or for; hungry; eatsomething

hagaavaava

verb provide or receive support continually

hagadogoisi

verb reduce in number, make fewer

hagadoopeva

verb playatrickon

hagaduu gaiaa

adjective suspicious by nature

hagamademade gaiaa

verb cringe to deceive one’s opponent into thinking one is afraid (when one is not)

hagamalamalama

verb shine

hagamogomogo

verb cause to be muscular

hagamoolau

verb hurry, rush

hagamuliagi

verb cause to be last

hagangadi me

verb treat as unimportant; to sacrifice (not thinking of oneself)

hai me dogaa

behave with embarrassment or shyness

hale daumaha

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noun church

hhuda

adjective open one’s eyes; awaken for a short time

huaahuu daalo

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

huuhuli

verb

iainei donu

right now

kano avaavaa

verb porous

keeligi

verb put away against a contingency; take precautions

kii

adjective win,overcome

kii ange

verb increase

kivi

adjective skinny (people, animals)

laagau mmasa

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noun dry wood

langi maadolu

noun heavy rain

lava ai donu huu

forget it

lima-malama

time noun may (’fifth month’)

lludu

verb take all (of something)

lou gulu

adjective pick breadfruit

lugulugu

noun fishsp.

maalisa

noun an overhanging reef shelf

mada mmea

dark red

madaangahulu-ma-lua-malama

time noun december (’twelfth month’)

mahuge

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verb open (intransitive)

maleva

adjective present1 (not absent)

maluilui

adjective turned this way and that way, turnedover and over

mammamu

noun fish (in children’s speech only)

me osi

noun a coconuttree seedling

mmea be se gaagose

redhot (literally)

moea

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

muna

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noun language; word or phrase

namu

noun mosquito

ngaangauda

verb habitually ngauda

ngaungau

noun plantsp.: elephantear (alocasia)

nguu

squid

omaau

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

ono

barracuda

osi

a seedling; a shoot (of another plant) set aside for planting a seedling

siga de mamu

an escape of fish from a fishing net (through its holes)

soa

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noun friend

ssali

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verb drip (liquid)

sseu

push violently

taogubu

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noun waist

ua dea

white-throated frigate bird

unahi

scale (of a fish)

veli

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noun sea urchin