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aalo lo te moana

a disturbance (local) of air

abasasa huu

European in manner or appearance

aboabongi

adjective easily capsizable

adaadamai

adjective recall slightly

agiagi

noun bird sp., fairy tern (Gygis alba)

alaa laa

those (there) which were there

baabaa

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flat

bubu donu

adjective move skillfully

bunana

adjective conjunctivitis

bunibuni

adjective be more-or-less together

buubudu

adjective crowded together closely

buubuu a lada

a type of puzzle

daa hagabodobodo

verb make a quick trip

dahi daalaa

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noun dollar bill

dalodalo keli

adjective pray earnestly

dangada agoago

adjective teacher,preacher

diidiingia

verb be frequently exposed to the sun’s rays

dili ebuebu

verb exhalation of air under water (formingbubbles)

dookalala

stilts; walk on stilts

duaa dodo

noun labor pains (of women in childbirth)

dugudugu iho

adjective a technique of massage

duu malaelae

an open field having no trees

duu munimuni

hide and seek (game)

duu munimuni

adjective hideandseek (a game)

duudanga aheahe

noun refrain (of song)

elaaelaa

adjective a sound indicating surprise

gabugabu

shore

gadigadi

verb have itch

gai dagidagi

verb eat while walking; foodfor sale which is carried on the road

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verb bathe, shower, swim

giligili tai

noun horizon

gogo gi mua

bent forward

haahaango

verb wakeup (someone) insistently

haahadi

verb

hagaagahi

verb call (someone)

hagaaoaoa

verb cause to have been continuouslysufficient; aid (by giving something); help (with provisions)

hagabalabala

verb make loose; make soft; be a defeatist

hagabasabasalia

verb cause to be convinced

hagadangadanga

verb loosen

hagadangidangi

verb play music; make someone keep crying

hagadaubulebule

verb to change coloring (esp. fish in anxiety states)

hagahahine

adjective treat as a woman

hagamaumau

verb study, attempt to memorize

hagamidimidi

verb having a strong undertow

hagamomo

verb reduce in quantity

hagasoesoe saele

adjective to walk about without greeting others

hagasogosogoisi

verb

hagausiusi

verb becoming darker (of sky or clouds)

hai dinana

adjective the relationship between mother (or other female elder) and child (or one treated as a child)

hai sogosogo

verb masturbate

hai sogosogo

adjective masturbate oneself

halehale me donu huu

surprisingly, it turned out to be possible

hanange

adjective go to

hebahebaa

adjective crowded together

heboheboohagi

adjective fight frequently

heehee

adjective cry out

hesilisilihagi

verb repeatedly hesilihagi

hiehie

noun a type of prepared food (made from breadfruit)

hihi mada

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eyebrow

hine huuhua

noun pregnant woman

huaalaangi

noun noon; the whole day; a certain day only

hungahunga-a-nui

the flower of the coconut tree

huuhuu

verb to clap one’s wet hands together (to dry them)

lahulahu

noun birdsp.: wanderingtattler (heteroscelus incanus)

lavalava dui

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noun skirt; sewn skirt

liiliagi daudahi

be of the same status

lili baasi gee

accuse someone (in an argument, usually between spouses) of taking sides withanother family member

limilimi

noun coralsp.: brain coral

longolongo iho dalinga

pick up information from others’ conversation

luuluu

verb to shake (something) back and forth

maaloolo

adjective refreshed (e.g., after a rest, or a shower)

maamaanu

remain stationary in the air (like a bird or a helicopter)

mademadea ange

feel sleepy

magamagalil ~ magalillili

adjective frequently magalili

mahamaha mai

to appear beautiful (that thing over there) to me (i.e., from where i am)

maluulu

adjective cool

manavanava ~ manamanava

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adjective breathing

mangamanga

adjective having many manga

mangunngungu

adjective the sound of something being chewed

maunuunusi

adjective

me balabala

noun the soft spot on an infant’s head; genitals (of males or females)

mee hagaangiangi

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noun handheld fan

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midomido

noun end of (e.g., a stick)

milomilosanga

noun the way in which a current moves about

moe baubau

adjective sleep without regard to remaining decently covered; die in agony

mogomogo

verb muscles (of the body)

molimoli

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to carry things repeatedly / in multiple trips from one place to another

molomolo iho (age)

adjective appear clearly

moomoa-uliuli

noun fishsp.: boxfish (dark blue)

moumousi

adjective repeatedly being mousi

mulumulu aamanu

verb moss (on rocks or coral)

muumuu kaiaa

adjective to remain silent (in order to hide a misdeed of oneself or others)

ngaangaa-ulu

noun hair of the head

ngadi seesee

walk barefoot, stroll

sasao

adjective escape one after the other

sausau

lion-fish

tinana odogu dinana

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noun maternal grandmother

uaua nnui

noun larger blood vessels

velevele

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verb to clear land (or a path, etc.) of weeds and underbrush

viivii

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verb to put an infant to sleep by singing a lullaby