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aapulu

adjective sink all at once

ahi malo

noun mat wrapping for clothes

ahi tugi

noun ignite a fire by making sparks with a stone

alaa ai

those only

alaadeu

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pronoun their (for plural, alienable noun)

ama

noun outrigger float

aneane

noun the physical desire of a member of the opposite sex

anu age

to dance below people

au doga

noun a confluence of ocean currents, or a circular current in which drifting objects remain stationary

baa galele

noun fishing lure of pearl shell, used in galele fishing

balia

adjective master navigator (having also the ability to forecast the weather)

balu malau

noun fish sp.

boo

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noun night

booboo me

adjective massage (as a medical treatment)

buu

adjective come out from (like smoke or pus); be forced out of

daane hai moni

sailor,seaman

daane sauaa

noun a person of extraordinary ability; shark (euphemism)

daga holiage

verb surrounding area; tocut or make a ring around

dagodo be --

it seems that...

daiao

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tomorrow

dala mmea

verb redness or inflammation of the skin (e.g., a welt)

dalia

noun plantsp.

dama donu

noun a natural child

danuaa

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adjective good

daogubu

noun waist, circumference

de eu

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shoulder

delaa ange

that there is another one

diimolalaaidu

noun the tenth child of a couple

dili dagidahi age

release one at a time or intermittently or sporadically

dilo

noun the immature leaf of any plant, except of the coconut

dilodilonga

noun the manner in which one looks at one’s reflection or appearance

dolodolo manu ligi

the physical sensation (like bugs crawling on one) after one’s leg, etc., has been asleep

duu ubu haohao

piece of taro cooked in a coconut shell with coconut oil

duulanga

noun the sector from which the wind blows; the place of, the track of

gabinivali

noun a kind of ancient song

gadagada-a-vaga

noun a very small tuna

gadinibidi

a type of fishook made from pearl shell

gadunga

noun fire-plow

gelo

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adjective deep

goobai-o-lillo

noun mollusk sp.: trochus

hada

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noun an elevated platform (e.g. for placing Samouli deity, or for sitting, sleeping, etc.)

haele

verb bringup (children), discipline (children)

hagadino

verb provide a portion or share

hagadino

verb provide a portion or share

hagaduugau

verb to make a handle for (e.g., a knife); to fasten with pegs

hagahana age

recook for several days

hagallongo de lau nui

to obtain oracular information bylistening to the sounds made by coconut leaves

hagamuliagi

verb cause to be last

hagaoanga gi lunga

good wages; a good price

hagasebaga

verb make a total of ten billion

hagausinga ina

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adjective cloudy

hagausiusi

verb becoming darker (of sky or clouds)

hai dago

verb ritual observances

hano

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verb go

hano i luu moana

die (a person)

henua moounga

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noun land with mountains (e.g. Pohnpei, United States)

hhadi iho luu vae

take a short break (in work involvingstanding)

hidu-malama

time noun july (’seventh month’)

holiagi

verb

hoohoa

verb

iholia

verb useful for climbing down

kabi

verb tight (of clothes),stuffed

kano de langi

noun a blue and cloudless sky

kii ange

verb increase

kii ange tanuaa

verb to make something better; to better

kosi-honga-agau

noun mollusksp.: trachycardium orbita

lauvinivini

verb having kinky hair

lehua

verb blurred; covered with ashes

leoleo

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noun the making of sounds repeatedly; talking

leva saele

adjective vagrant (having no fixed abode)

lluhi

adjective an access (of emotion or sensory impression)

lobadia mai

to have the sail and mast blown down (because the wind came from the side away from the outrigger)

ma te hakii

the uvula and the adjacent portions of the oral cavity

maa

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noun mother (informal)

maadau duiagi

noun a fishhook of a special type (for duiagi fishing)

maadau mangoo

noun a type of fishhook (for sharks)

maamaai

adjective ripening (of breadfruit only)

maasei

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adjective small

maatala

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adjective easily unfastened or untied

mada hoodanga

noun a depression on the windward reef

madaanga hulu maa lua

number twelve

mahana

adjective hot (weather)

mahuge, huge

open

maluulu de me

the weather is cold

manongi

adjective fragrant; fragrance (esp. of flowers or perfume)

manu somo

noun tree, plant

masavaa de gauligi

childhood

mmaunga

noun way of memorizing, (way of havingmemorized)

moe baubau

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

moole

noun

moso

noun black bird species (eats fruit)

ngadaa mai

difficult for me; difficult to come

pili

adjective be bored

sabanaana

verb a phosphorescent flash in the water

sai

noun group of (e.g., agu sai ’my children’)

saiolo duli magaga

noun a type of string figure

saugalo saele

adjective search for here and there,wander around looking for

sii talaa umada

a wash of waves at the prow of a canoe, when it is sailing fast

somo haahine

a fleshy (non-muscular) man

tea age laangi

noun dawn