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aamia

verb sufficient for the purpose or need

adugau daane

noun part of the plug of the pandanus

aloha ina

helpful toward

amu ligi

fine threads or hairs or fibers (in feather or leaf); fine-feathered

anataiao

this morning

asu

verb scoop up (liquids only), spoon

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pronoun your (singular; for plural, alienable noun)

bangi dua beau

a certain way of pinching with the fingers

basa gelo

speak sagely

basaa

verb be talked into

bedage

verb shallow (bowl, basket, etc.)

biliisi

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noun bridge

bulibuliaamou

adjective prone to long for

bulu

noun the short fibers of the mature coconut husk

bunua

noun a young bird (of any sp. suitable for being raised as a pet)

daamadaa-sele

noun insectsp.: waterbug

dada soosoa

adjective to put soosoa on the canoe

dagihia

how many for each

dai hieunu

adjective thirsty

dala malo

adjective change clothes

dami

verb close1 one’s jaws; closing of the two halves of a clam shell

dangolia

verb grabbed, fallen upon

dao bagu

verb dry out (fish or food to preserve it)

daula baalanga

noun cable,wire (heavy)

demaadeu

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pronoun our (plural, exclusive; for singular noun)

dili ebuebu

verb exhalation of air under water (formingbubbles)

doga

noun a (live) coral formation

dolodolo

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verb move from place to place; crawl

doloomu

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noun drum

doo ngaage

adjective south wind

dungagi ange

nod one’s head toward (to beckon orindicate agreement, etc.)

duu lua

verb to have the strength or capacity of two persons; to take on two persons in a fight

duulanga

noun the place of, the track of (something)

gai ngole

verb wasteful,improvident

gaogao

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noun, preposition hip; beside

gauea

noun birdsp.: white-rumpedswift1 (apus pacificus) (the native term applies possibly to several spp.)

gave ala

verb a method of plaiting mats

gede

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noun basket

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geegeno

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noun crocodile

gimoo lele

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noun bat

goinga

noun a boundary marker (of stone)

gubuvae

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noun ankle

gulu daladala

breadfruit with rough skin

haaina

verb stare at

hagaaduadu iho

self-criticism

hagaava

verb relieve

hagabini

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noun cockroach

hagadali

verb accumulate (bring together); gather up; imprisonment (short term)

hagadeegide

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verb be blind

hagadonu muna

adjective act as an interpreter

hagahana iho

verb record for a little while

hagaono (ina)

verb make a total of six

hai gai

adjective prepared food; cook food

hai me mule me

habitually slow or late

hala dudu

a noise like that of burning pandanus (loud crackling)

hale de henua

noun a house of indigenous construction (thatch)

hale nnoa

noun prison,jail

hhou

insist upon

hua ai

be inchargeof

hua nnui

adjective having large fruit or nuts (of trees)

hulo gee

go away

i ama

on the same side of a canoe as theoutrigger float

iga-adagahi

noun fishsp.: hawkfish (2 sorts)

ivi de biho

noun skull

laangidabu

time noun sunday

lau makaga

verb stiff

llena luu mada

loada

noun sputum

lodo lagolago

indecisive, undecided

lohaloha

verb measure off in fathoms

longolongo iho dalinga

pick up information from others’conversation

loonaa

verb the sticking of food in the throat (which is cleared by washing it down with liquid)

madabuunoua

adjective become dull

magau danuaa

die peacefully (shown by a beatific facial expression on the corpse and the calmness of the weather)

mahaa de usu

to have encountered unexpected misfortune

maholahola danuaa age

revitalized (by a shower or rest, etc.)

malemale

noun areola of the breast; a boil on the body

maomao

adjective more and more; diminishing rainfall

massogosogolia

verb to have been by oneself

me hagasili

noun a plant which is allowed to grow extra large (for some reason)

me hakadanga

noun joke, jest; trick (a practical joke)

mogomogo ina

muscular

moomuna

adjective fatty

muimui

verb crowded (owing to a disorder of things); dense (underbrush)

muli

adjective debt,owe

nanu

adjective grumble, complain

ngaangailu

noun hair (on the head)

ngau hala

bite someone

ngudu ai

act as an interpreter

nugu

noun land,islet

olo

an area in which sand has accumulated; beach; sand spit

omaadeu

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

oso

verb smell (something) by sniffing,kiss(polynesian style)

saava

skinny, thin (lacking in flesh)

sae de hadu

make a grater (by punching holes in sheet metal)

sivi

adjective giveup

ssii

broken into many pieces (as glass when dropped)

tulungaahi

noun hearth, cooking pit/fire

ubu haohao

type of prepared food made from taro and coconut cream

vange de hagaboo

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verb give greetings