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aha goi delaa

what was I going to say

ahiahi gohu

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noun dawn

aloalo

verb to paddle (a canoe)

anaa huu

those only are the ones

baasi e haa o de langi

the four quadrants of the sky

balapigi

verb drenched

basa pada

adjective speak harshly

be goai (naa huu)

whoever

beluu

noun lizard; gecko

bii

adjective semen, ejaculate

boo hagalele mouli

a night on which the making of noise is permitted (i.e., on certain holidays)

buu de mama

air filled with mama

daadaangia

verb pull continuously

daane hebagi

adjective soldier

daba

adjective a flash of light, a blink of an eye

daelodo gi lunga

a large number of

dagua-loa

noun fishsp.: tuna sp.

dahi de gumigumi

shave one’s beard

dau

noun cover for an earth oven

dau dinae

noun a period during which many women arepregnant at the same time

dauaabulu

verb nearly sunk

daumaha daahili

noun song service (in church)

dee dau ia

it’s ok

dee naa

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there where you are

delaa muhuu

how about that one there

doadoa

verb the sound made to attract chickens

dugu de laa

noun lower sail

e galemu

it’s alright

gaha

noun the portion of the coconut husk from which long fibers are obtained

gaiaa

verb steal, dishonest, cheat; to ask or accept too readily

galo de laa

the reddish sky at sunset

galua

verb having viscous sputum

gano moana

noun open sea, far away from any land

gidee mai

found out (or be found out)

gogo

adjective bent slightly (like a round-shoulderedperson)

haa-dolo

noun fishsp.: squirrelfish

hadu goinga

noun boundarystone

hadu golaa

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noun volcanic stone from Pohnpei used to pound sakau

hagaalo-malie

verb cause to become alomalie

hagaao

verb cause to be sufficient

hagabasaa

verb be talked into

hagadaha

verb to stay at a distance; to keep one’s distance

hagadahea

verb to allow the wind or current to carry the canoe

hagadaudoo

adjective compete to see who is stronger

hagadiingia saele

verb to go about exposing oneself to the sun’s rays

hagaganimuli

verb to treat as a child younger than the eldest

hagaheohi

verb to correct (someone or something)

hagamommomo

verb reduce a little at a time

hagamoolau

verb hurry, rush

hagasogosogoisi

verb

hale de henua

noun a house of indigenous construction (thatch)

haonga o taalinga

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noun hole of the ear

hebahebaa

adjective crowded together

hedogi

noun the sound of tapping

heiloo

adjective know each other,understand each other

hhagi

verb make a sharp turn; hagi at one time

hhou

verb insist upon

hua-dolo

noun plantsp.: vine (any sort)

husi

noun tarobog, swamp

huuhuna

adjective hide

laa manusomo

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noun branch

langadala

noun (a piece of) thatch made from coconut palm frond

leanga

noun bad person

lima dangada ina

a patient of one healer who has been treated by another healer

llau

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number one hundred

lodo dagidahi

have differing views (within a group of people)

lodo kabi

verb filled to capacity

lui

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verb turn (something in a direction); change course. For long objects

maadau dae ssae

noun a type of fishhook

maasae

adjective hatched

madalua maa dahi

number twenty one

madegi

adjective be jerked

magi dee manava

asthma

mahagi

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

mahi loa

adjective tireless

malena

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adjective stretched

malo gulu

barkcloth, made from the inner skin of the breadfruit

masalia

verb empty of water

masana

verb good (quality)

masavaa de gauligi

childhood

mataodao

noun fishsp.: cornetfish

me dau

noun thing of importance,worthwhile

meemaagau

noun non-living thing

moemoe

adjective becoming more moe2

molo

verb to make a knot of hair

moni hagadeledele

noun model (or toy) canoe

ngadi uaa

adjective assent to insincerely

ngavesi haangoda

fishing tackle box

nguulia

verb be nguu

obea

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verb to have an eye (of a taro corm)

oda

verb eat (something) raw

oho

verb to do something, or go somewhere, early in the morning

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noun rolls of softened pandanus leaf

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saulaba

noun parent-in-law, child-in-law, mother-in-law, father-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law

seesee hagadibadiba

adjective waddle

ssabe age

eat

ssoi

to foretell a death by words or actions (which cause death)

taina daane odogu bodu

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noun brother-in-law

tegi

adjective around (sexually); tickled (esp. sexually)

togo haa

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fourth