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aagai

adjective continually wanting to eat

ahiahi danuaa

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good evening

alohanga

noun a streak of smooth water in the sea

angaanga mada nia

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fingernail

baalanga tea

noun stainless steel

badai gee

extremely meddlesome

bapaba

adjective flutter against (as a hooked fish)

bonaa ua

noun the sheath of the turtle’s neck

daabeduge saele

adjective to bat around

daakodolia

verb be slept upon for a long time ,be in place for a long time

daba

adjective a flash of light, a blink of an eye

dae

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noun hand net

daedaea

adjective have reached many places

dahulihuli

adjective keep shifting direction

daledale

verb repeatedly touch lightly

dangage

verb raise one’s head up or back

daohi i tua

learn by heart

dau honu

noun the season during which tides are highest

daubasa

a great many

dehui

noun tens of coconuts

demeenei

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this one

dihidihi

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

diiloo

verb look after; look at attentively

dili uda

adjective an ocean current which comes towards the shore (and carries in driftwood, etc.)

dogi hakolona

noun a type of adze (with a curved blade of terebra shell)

dohu

adjective sufficient, enough; able to cover agiven area

duga de gumigumi

verb allow one’s beard to grow

dugi de lodo

to fish in various places (in the lagoon) in order to catch as many fish (of any kind) as possible

dungudungu

verb have a good sense of smell

duu kolu

adjective stand bracing oneself

e muni

verb hidden, be

ga sui nei

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verb wet, become

gaavadu

verb give

gaba

adjective flap (as wings)

gai samusamu

verb eat left-overs (that most people wouldthrow out)

galemu

unclassified

ganimuli

noun the second child of a couple

gasogaso

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adjective narrow (skirts, fabric, road)

gelu-hai-usu

noun fishsp.: unicornfish

gili manusomo

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noun bark

gima

noun mollusksp.: horsehoofclam (hippopus hippopus)

gobegobe

adjective cough (repeatedly)

haanau ssene

adjective yield interest

hagabuulunga

verb accuse (someone) of having had sexual relations with someone else

hagadahadaha

verb keep staying away

hagadau-me

adjective enemy; dispute (with someone), argue

hagadaubodobodo

verb shorten (time or rope)

hagadeai

verb cause to become non-existent

hagapasalia

verb convince (several people) completely

hai gaavenga

adjective restless (of a child)

hai hegau hilo

work hypocritically (appearing to follow the rules but secretly violating the prohibitions)

hai kai

adjective show-off, proud

heohi

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adjective correct; right

hhano

verb wash one’s own hands (or mouth)

hulo saele

adjective wander around

iga

noun fish (archaic, except in compounds)

labulabu sala

adjective fail to take hold of (or do) properly(leading to an accident, or other unfortunate outcome)

lau ligi

verb having small leaves

lau ngago

noun the fatty tissue of a fish or animal

leanga

noun bad person

lenga

noun a preparation made from ango and doidoi (q.v.)

libo ange de henua

feel dizzy or faint, vertigo

lodo danuaa

adjective happy

lodo henua

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noun forest

lodo lagolago

adjective indecisive,undecided

maadau iganibongi

noun a type of fishhook (biggest, for iganibongi fishing)

maalava

verb the fatty part of the turtle

madagu

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adjective frightened, scared

madangi

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noun air

madania

noun finger

magi ssae aalanga

sore muscles (not associated with strain)

mahagi

adjective (fruit) picked off (or caused to fall by wind)

maholehole

adjective scraped,scaled (fish)

malo

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clothes, cloths

manu lele vaaligiligi

noun flying insect

masavaa de gauligi

childhood

maseu

adjective to scatter (when in a group)

mesde-gelee

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

mmoa

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adjective cooked

moana dabeo

rough seas

molimoli ange

take up slack in a line with hitches in order to maintain tension on something being hauled (e.g., a ship stuck on the reef during the moments when it is floated by waves)

ngaio-golai

noun fishsp.: needlefish

ngu te lodo

noun the edge of the lagoon reef

noho baba

live peacefully

olo

noun an area in which sand has accumulated;beach, sandspit

onge

famine

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paa age

explode from below

pagola

noun bad luck, punishment

sahole

noun fishsp.: mountainbass

sao gainga

sweep or clean up trash

saubaligi

verb graceful in dancing

see

adjective cry aloud

sigo de muna

remember what one has heard

sii

adjective a stream or jet of water; dysentery

siva

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number nine

sou

a gust of wind

ssea

noun chair

tamana o dogu dinana

noun maternal grandfather

velo de hagasii

a type of game