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angaanga dabu vae

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au

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pronoun your (singular; for plural, alienable noun)

baa hagasalau

adjective make contact with while not aligned

baani

adjective lie down

basa madua

adjective speak as an elder (treating the hearer as a child)

belubelu

noun fish sp.: scad

buu

adjective be greasy

daa

noun fish sp.: squirrelfish

daa (dau)

chanting (of old chants)

daaholi paalaaini

noun fried taro and banana biscuit

daaligi

verb do something seriously; be moved about; a jerky movement, caused by the wind (e.g., the flapping of a sail); work seriously

dagamanga

noun path, route

dahi ange

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adjective another

dahulinga

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custom, habit

dala-moana

noun birdsp.: tern (a vagrant sp., rarely seen)

dao o de nui

(topmost) roof support poles, wall plates(from the size of which one can estimate the maturity of those below)

dee dau ia

it’s ok

dee heloongoi

adjective misunderstand one another; mismated (not matched properly); not fit; not able to get along with

dee masae de leo

lose one’s voice (from straining one’s vocal cords)

dehine ga haibodu

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noun bride

dele

verb move from one place to another; to sail (a canoe); be transmitted; slipout of one’s hands (e.g., a line on which a big fish has been caught)

denaa laa ()

that is it there (is that it there)

dii ange

a method of fishing in which the lure at the end of the pole is jerked to attract fish

dogodogoisi

adjective becoming fewer and fewer

doopeva

verb trick, prank

dua

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noun east

duagi

verb to clean fish (taking the insides out)

duga de gumigumi

verb allow one’s beard to grow

duu mugamuga

noun half of an unripe coconut;buttock

duuhua

adjective single, unmarried

duulua

noun fishsp.: jack (= large alaala)

ege ange

move (something) over

gadunga

fire-plow

galani

adjective almost finished, nearly finished;

ganimuumuni

noun a type of string figure

gau mai vaga

noun <= gau mai moni>

golee bugaliaa

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noun Indian mulberry, cheese fruit (seeds)

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goloa labagau

noun carpenter’s tools

guuduma

noun a (dry) elevation in the taro bog; hillock (in the taro bog only)

haa daha

noun the outer coconut palm frond

haa-malama

time noun april

haahaula age de me

become bright (with morning sunlight)

haahine

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noun, adjective women; female

haaina

verb stare at

hagaaduadu

verb say bad things about people

hagaamua

verb accord honor to

hagadanu

verb sink below the horizon, burrow into the sand

hagadaulooloa

verb prolong,extend

hagadino

verb provide a portion or share

hagadubu

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verb pay

hagaheiangi

verb act smart (openly)

hagaono (ina)

verb make a total of six

hagassoe

verb straighten out; decide an issue (byhigher authority)

hai de biho

verb act smart (deviously)

hala dudu

a noise like that of burning pandanus (loud crackling)

hano gee

go away

hano saele

adjective wander around

hanu mee

noun secret friend of the opposite sex

hhagi de baa galele

jerking of a fishing lure to attract fish; a method of extracting a lure from the fish’s mouth

hhole

verb peel (something)

hohhoo

adjective a sound made when surprised

huaalavao

a strong wind

i mua nei

beforehand

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noun fishsp.: halfbeak

ivi de biho

noun skull

legalega

noun smallness

lele biho

adjective dive head first

leoleo

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noun the making of sounds repeatedly; talking

llua laangi

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noun Tuesday

loa mea

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noun red ant

longolongo i adamagi

to pick up information by asking others, who have lied (so that one’s information, therefore, is false)

loonaa

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

luu omaadeu

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

luu oogu

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pronoun my (for dual, inalienable noun)

malau

noun fishsp.: squirrelfish (the native term is applied to many spp.)

malo gulu

noun barkcloth

malua

noun vagina

mangoo-biho-lua

noun fishsp.: shark sp.

manu aabi

kite

manu aabi

noun kite

manugia

adjective to appear from time to time on the surface of the water

matili

adjective come up quickly (like fast-sproutingplants or a quickly erupting skin disease)

me hai ada

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me mmilo

current (in the sea)

mesde-gelee

noun mollusksp.: oliveshell <"mr. grey">

mmule

adjective slow,late

moana magalili

noun a cold underwater current

mudumudu-dua-beau

noun fishsp.: damselfish

mulegi

verb showoff (in front of members of the opposite sex)

muli de huaalaangi

noun afternoon

nao gasi

verb eat messily (by poking at all of thefood instead of touching only the portion to be eaten)

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verb take a bite of

onge

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famine

poo

adjective grab or catch in a single act

sao de lahalaha

adjective more wide than long

sau makaga de madangi

the blowing of wind steadily (for a long time) from one direction

sigo

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verb catch

tahido o de nui

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noun trunk of coconut tree

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tua

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vai

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adjective watery, bad - (when followed by another word)