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anaa sili

those were enough

baoa age

wash up on shore and beach thereon

dae

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noun guts, intestines, buttocks

daga holiage

verb surrounding area; tocut or make a ring around

dagaanga

noun way of tying the leader to a fish hook

dalia

adjective tired

damaa dogi

adjective skillful in the use of an adze

damana mai i daha

stepfather

dana

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pronoun his/her (for singular, alienable noun)

danuaa ange

goodfor, better than

dau hoohanga

verb the season during which birds lay eggs

dau soa

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boyfriend, girlfriend, unmarried couple

daumaha hagaulu

noun the church service at which new members are accepted

dee dau ia

it’s ok

degidegi

adjective ticklish

delaa naa ()

that there will be it (will that be it)

delaa naa loo

that there could be it

dili dagidahi age

release one at a time or intermittently or sporadically

dili dangada

adjective to fail to discharge one’s obligations to help (esp. one’s kin)

donu gee

misunderstand

dooluu

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pronoun your (dual; for singular noun)

duaa dai

verb seasick but unable to throw up

gaa gee de nnamu

having a strong odor

gadaha

noun birdsp.: greatfrigatebird(fregata minor)

gaini

noun any lattice-like arrangement

galua

verb having viscous sputum

gave ala

a method of planting mats

giidagi

verb relish (meat or fish, or something substituting for meat or fish, eaten with taro, etc.)

gili iga

noun a type of high cloud

giliini

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adjective green

gimoo

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noun mouse

hadi bodo

adjective breaking of waves at short intervals

hadu lalo

noun a stone on which hermit crabs are crushed (to use for bait)

hagaava age

be relieved for a short time

hagabaua

verb figureout, determine

hagadaaganga

noun kind1 (of), sort (of), variety (of)

hagadoopeva

verb playatrickon

hagadubu o manu

noun the name of a certain type of string figure

hagagalauna

verb teach to use galauna

hagahana iho

adjective recook for a little while

hagalodolodo

verb hope for (want)

hagammau de ngudu

argumentative in a disrespectful way

hagamoolaua

verb cause to hurry

hagasomo de alelo

stickout one’s tongue

hagausiusi

verb becoming darker (of sky or clouds)

hagauu

verb suckle,nurse (feed milk)

hahine

woman

halehale me

adjective a developing situation

haonga i ode

noun urethra

hegide

adjective see each other; meet up with

hetugi

adjective meet by chance,encounter

huudanga

noun way of singing

ila

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noun mole, freckle

ilaage mai

free from

imu-mea

noun fishsp.: triggerfish

ivi gaogao

noun rib

laulau hai daonga

noun a type of basket

lolo manu de boo

a type of medicine made from coconut oil and centipedes

longo iho

adjective be aware of, experience, perceive, feel (in one’s mind or body)

luu duu

noun covers (of books), two halves

luuluu haha

gargle, wash one’s mouth out

maaniha

adjective strongly desirous of

maanu iho

adjective to begin to fish while maanu

mada dangada ina

a person of importance (who is liked by the people)

madaangahulu-malama

time noun october (’tenth month’)

madau

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right (direction)

madavaivai

noun a type of knot used in net-making

madua

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adjective old (persons), mature, full-grown; parent, elder (senior relative)

magi gobegobe

adjective cold (sickness)

mai

verb arrive

makaga

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adjective hard

malingilingi

adjective spill out little by little

malinolino

verb <= malimalino>

mangoo

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noun shark

manu ea

noun coralhead (at or broaching the surface of the water)

manu-de-hala

noun insectsp.: walkingstick (a very large grasshopper-like insect)

manumanuhi

adjective frequently manuhi

me maimai

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candy

me tao

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mee

noun thing

moe dige

adjective to roll away from one’s bedding while sleeping (on the floor)

nevea

verb be neve

ngavesi haangoda

fishing tackle box

ngudu gaiaa

charlatan

nngana

adjective loud (noise)

obe

eye of thtaro corn

odi mai (adu, ange)

all (e.g., have come)

pula

adjective open one’s eyes widely; to lightup suddenly; insectsp.: a phosphorescent insect

sabini

verb to wrap around

saunga

adjective having an unpleasant bodyodor

siba

verb move to one side (involuntarily) whilewalking

sigi de hagahala

a technique of finishing a mat edge

sigo

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verb catch

solo

to grate or file something; to launch or beach a canoe by dragging it along the shore; a type of prepared food made from grated taro

songosongo

genitals (of males or females)

ssabe

adjective leave,go away

tainadaane o dogu dinana

noun paternal uncle

tino boo

full moon (a period comprising two nights)

togo dahi

first

udo

the soft wood around the center of a tree trunk