Nukuoro Talking Dictionary

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The Nukuoro Talking Dictionary currently has 2368 entries, with 1082 audio files and 59 images.
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adu [+]

noun ant

Example: Photo by David Harrison, 2015

aloage [+]

noun plant species with bright green leaves, cooked with turtle

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

ango [+]

noun yellow root, used to treat bruises; tumeric root

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

baeao [+]

noun coconut husk

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

baluu [+]

noun coconut crab

Example: Crancs dels cocoters a Bora-Bora. by Brocken Inaglory, 2006, CC BY-SA 3.0 via ca.wikipedia.org

Speaker: Mina Lekka

banunu [+]

noun hanging basket made from coconut palm

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

banuunu [+]

noun hanging basket made from coconut palm

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

bolobolo [+]

noun long boat-like basket made from coconut palm

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

bua maliaa [+]

noun plant species with white, five-petaled flowers

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

bugaliaa [+]

noun Indian mulberry tree; Morinda citrifolia L.

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

Speaker: Mina Lekka

bukaliaa [+]

noun Indian mulberry tree; Morinda citrifolia L.

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

Speaker: Mina Lekka

buu ili [+]

noun type of shell (Triton’s trumpet)

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

daagoli [+]

noun hard taro

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

daahaa [+]

noun second stage of a green coconut; type of huaamee

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

daahaa modomodo [+]

noun third stage of a green coconut

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

dalo [+]

noun soft taro

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

dugidugi [+]

noun tool used to mash food

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

dugidugi tugi lau [+]

noun tool used to soften the pandanus leaf

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

gaadinga [+]

noun mature brown coconut

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

gaadinga [+]

noun mature brown coconut

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

gaagoo [+]

noun chicken

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

gaalauanga [+]

noun plant species with long green leaves

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

gadiou [+]

noun plant species with red flowers, used to make flower crowns

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

gaga [+]

noun dry brown husk from the branches of the coconut palm

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

gaulama [+]

noun thick spine of coconut palm leaf

gede [+]

noun basket

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

golee bukaliaa [+]

noun Indian mulberry, cheese fruit (seeds)

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

Speaker: Mina Lekka

gulu [+]

noun breadfruit tree

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

hagahala [+]

noun sleeping mat

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

hanga [+]

noun coconut husker

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

hua bugaliaa [+]

noun Indian mulberry, cheese fruit (fruit); used to treat diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

Speaker: Mina Lekka

hua bugalie [+]

noun small green fruit, used to treat diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

hua bukaliaa [+]

noun Indian mulberry, cheese fruit (fruit); used to treat diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

Speaker: Mina Lekka

huaamee [+]

noun young green coconut

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

huaamee daahaa [+]

noun second stage of a green coconut

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

huaamee mugamuga [+]

noun first stage of a green coconut; youngest coconut

Speaker: Johnny Rudolph

lau [+]

noun softened pandanus leaf

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

laulau [+]

noun serving dish basket made from coconut palm

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

laulau [+]

noun serving dish basket made from coconut palm

Speaker: Ruth Rudolph

lodo haa [+]

noun branches of the coconut palm (used to make galeve, an alcoholic beverage)

Speaker: Ruth Rudolph

mada galisi [+]

noun small green offshoots of the coconut tree trunk

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

mada galisi [+]

noun small green offshoots of the coconut tree trunk

madaduai [+]

noun tool used to grate coconuts

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

madaduai [+]

noun tool used to grate coconuts

mee hagaangiangi [+]

noun fan

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

modomodo [+]

noun stage between a young green coconut and a mature brown coconut

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

mugamuga [+]

noun first stage of a green coconut; youngest coconut; type of huaamee

sabiningaa lau [+]

noun rolls of softened pandanus leaf

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

sambagidaa [+]

noun plant species with small white flowers

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

sinsia [+]

noun plant species with white fragrant flowers

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/11/15

Speaker: Mina Lekka

somo [+]

noun sprouting coconut; white meat of a sprouting coconut

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

tabagau [+]

noun mat woven from coconut palm

tahido o de nui [+]

noun trunk of coconut tree

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

taumee [+]

noun bud of the coconut palm

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

tibitibi [+]

noun ball woven from coconut palm, used for sport

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

tilo buna [+]

noun young coconut tree (bearing no fruit or its first fruit)

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

tolo i nui [+]

noun coconut seed

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/16/15

ubu [+]

noun hard brown coconut shell

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 06/10/15

ubu [+]

noun hard brown coconut shell

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All content copyright © Nukuoro community. (2013-2018)
Dictionary produced by Johnny Rudolph, Maynard Henry, Kurt Erwin, Emily Drummond, Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison.
Supported in part with funding from a NSF REU Site grant (PI Harrison, Building Digital Tools to Support Endangered Languages and Preserve Environmental Knowledge in Mexico, Micronesia, and Navajo Nation, Award #1461056).
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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how to cite: Drummond, E., G. Anderson, J. Rudolph, M. Henry, K. Erwin & K. D. Harrison. 2016. Nukuoro Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/nukuoro

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version 1.0, 7.2013