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aahee ai

then which

abi

noun fish sp.: tang

aboo nei

tonight (future)

agoago

verb learning, teaching

ala anaboo

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verb stay up all night (sing.)

alomasige

adjective hasten to go or come

anei ai

these (here) only

aoaonga

noun way of staying up until daybreak

baalanga mmea

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copper, brass, reddish metal

baasi lua

having two useful sides

basa madua

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

beaha

adjective to be in a serious condition, critically ill or injured

benu

noun a pandanus plug after it has been chewed; seed of the pandanus

bodu

noun spouse

bolebole

adjective trembling; shaking; inclined to bawl out

bolo ange

bequeath

daahili daumaha

adjective a church song

daatugu

verb to curse (someone)

dabula

noun lizardsp.

daguu kalo

noun a thin straight-bladed (easily sharpened)axe blade

damadanga

noun origin, source

damana

noun father, uncle, senior male relative, male elder, person in a fatherly relationship

daohi ange dahi hai

argue against

de heduu o taiao

noun morningstar

dee be aha

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okay; so-so

dodo

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noun blood

dogia

verb be wet from the rain

doi

verb stain (permanent); any of a number ofhardwood saps fromwhich perfume is made

donu huu

only,just (no more than)

dua dama

verb the pallor of a female following childbirth

duu donu

adjective vertical

duu ubu haohao

piece of taro cooked in a coconut shell with coconut oil

ganimuli

noun the second child of a couple

gauligi

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adjective young

gave ala

verb a method of plaiting mats

gelu haiusu

unicorn fish

geugeu

verb shake one’s head back and forth;

golo me

adjective unforgiving

gumi

noun a measurement: by tens of fathoms

hadu-uli

noun coralsp.: bluecoral

hagaeligi

verb treat as an eligi

hagahaa (ina)

verb make a total of four

hagamaa

verb to rinse off salt water from the body (with fresh water)

hagamanida

verb lift (something) up

hagaoanga gi lunga

good wages; a good price

hai huaabodu

treat someone (including one’s spouse) as a relative by not asking permission to use or borrow property; treat a relative as belonging to another family altogether

hemuu

adjective talk to one another

hhoda age

suck in air (esp. when asleep orunconscious)

hiehie

noun a type of prepared food (made from breadfruit)

hiihii mada

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noun eyelash(es)

hilo hagamaasui

verb to braid sennit with the left hand;

hodooligi

adjective chief (of the island)

hoimanu

noun fishsp.: eagleray

isiisi luu gauanga

to tear off (a person’s) legs

kangi baasi lua

adjective double-edged

koli

verb scrape off (with one’s finger), scratch up

kona odi

too much

laangi dabeo

verb a day which is rainy and stormy

lale

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

lele tua

adjective to pull a back muscle (or pinch a nerve) and thus collapse

luu ana

pronoun his/her (for dual, alienable noun)

maamaaua

adjective frequently maaua

madalua maa lua

number twenty two

maholehole

adjective scraped,scaled (fish)

mahuda age

wakeup

makaga

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adjective hard

malala

noun ashes

manava duuia

adjective nervous, apprehensive (suddenly)

manavanava

adjective breathing

manu-de-hala

noun insectsp.: walkingstick (a very large grasshopper-like insect)

maua

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adjective possible

minede

noun minute

mmade aalanga

adjective exhausted (physically or mentally)

mmade ange aalanga

adjective completely exhausted; completelydiscouraged

moemoe

adjective becoming more round, spherical

molimoli ngaadai

adjective a distribution of the catch of a communal fishing expedition

moni gabegabe

noun paddling canoe

muliagina

adjective last,final

muna de henua

noun the nukuoro language

munamuna

adjective a short prayer

nanulia

verb the object of a complaint

ngadi diinonga

noun pagan gods,idols

ngavesi

box, coffin, crate

ngudu leidi

verb be the object of continual gossip; scorned

noomeemea

verb a wave of sufficient force to wash overnormally dry land; tidalwave

nounu

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verb to tie a knot so that it is easily undone (by pulling one end of the string)

odaau

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

oha

break, break up, destroy; damage, ruin

ono laangi

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noun Saturday

ouou

adjective Yes! Yes!

pigi

adjective be stuck

sauvalovalo

verb echo

sigale

scull (a boat)

ssao

ssao

to sweep

ssuonioni

sand

taiao danuaa

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good morning

teungaalodo

noun middle (of something round); center

tugu lima

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elbow

vakaa

be in trouble, in danger, or in a precarious situation

vele

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verb to weed (a garden); to clear bush (overgrowth); to pluck (feathers)