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alaa naa loo

those there seem to be

anei naa loo

these seem to be

aoaoa

verb habitually remain up until daybreak

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pronoun I, me

babu

adjective the noise of one hard object struck against another (as the snapping of fingers)

bae mamu

noun fish weir

bangabanga mai

become skinny, become shrunken

bonabona

adjective fear (as perceived somatically); having many bona

bongaa hala

noun any long and hollow object (e.g., a pipe or a hose)

buubuu a lada

a type of puzzle

daa (dau)

chanting (of old chants)

daane i lalo

noun a person who fails at everything he tries

dada alohagi

adjective trolling

daelodo gi lunga

a large number of

dagu

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noun axe

dama dagidahi

noun the only child of a couple

dau age de inai

be in the lee of the atoll while fishing (i.e., in a place protected from the wind)

dau ngaadahi

adjective equally stretched (of two or more ropes)

daudali

adjective follow (someone)

daula

verb rope (heavy); anchored (of ship)

daumaha hagalava

noun evensong (last service of the day)

dee adagaigaina

a great many; serious

dee laa

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over there

deehee

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how

degi

verb to jerk; get something quickly

denei ai laa

this is that then

dibaa dodo

verb a clot of blood

donudonu

adjective understand somewhat

doo

noun an evil scheme

doo tahulinga

bad-mannered

duanui

noun hard middle ridge of the coconut palm leaf

duu podo

adjective do something at short intervals; often,frequently

duu-hakaa

noun fishsp. (var. of duubaeao)

duu-mmea

noun seacucumber sp.

elaa

a sound indicating surprise

gabigabidia

verb repeatedly held

gadagada-a-vaga

noun a very small tuna

gai ngole

verb wasteful,improvident

galabe

noun seacucumber sp. (several spp.)

galeva

noun fishsp.: shark sp.

gasigasia

verb rubbed against,scratched

gauanga mahagi

noun dislocated thighbone

gaulama

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noun spine of the coconut palm

goloa hebagi

noun arms (tools of war)

haanau

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verb give birth

haanoa

verb wash someone’s hands (or mouth)

hadu tugi lau

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noun stone on which the pandanus leaf is smashed

hagadaahili

verb make someone sing

hagadangadanga

verb loosen

hagadau doa

adjective to show one’s strength by doing something difficult

hagamao lalo

verb humble,modest

hagamudumudu

verb do slowly,delay

hagaseenga

noun way of just being able to

hagasoesoe saele

adjective to walk about without greeting others

hai me balavini

to conduct oneself clumsily

hakaau unuunu

verb to cause an infant to feed at the breast

halehale dagodo lodo

nauseated

hhule

verb to expose the head of the penis by pulling back the foreskin

honohono

verb having hono in several places

idiidi

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noun April

imu-uli

noun fishsp.: triggerfish

kadi ange

fastened on to (by being stuck in)

kai

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noun story (fictional, such as a fairy tale)

kino ai

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verb hate intensely

lalo ade

noun solarplexus (considered the seat of feeling)

langi haanau

noun certain kind of rain (omen of impending childbirth)

laulau gai

noun a canoe used to transport food to a feast

laulaunga

noun able to be hooked

lava ai donu huu

forget it

lo te

lohaloha

verb measure off in fathoms

lolo

noun oil

loolodo

noun deep holes in the lagoon reef

maalisa

noun an overhanging reef shelf

maaloolo

adjective refreshed (e.g., after a rest, or a shower)

madala

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verb be unfastened; be untied; bloomed

magano

adjective overripe (of pandanus only)

magi i de malama

menstruation

maimai

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adjective sweet

malingilingi

adjective spill out little by little

manavanava

adjective breathing

manga

noun a branch, part of (something havingcoordinate parts)

me tao

noun dye

mogo

noun shoot from a sprouting coconut

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to carry things repeatedly / in multiple trips from one place to another

molo

noun a noose for fishing

muna

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noun language; word or phrase

muu-madagao

noun fishsp.: snapper

ngaangaa

verb not sturdy, rickety

niho kangi

noun tusk

odi mai (adu, ange)

all (e.g., have come)

ono laangi

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noun Saturday

onoonogia

verb an overindulgence in fatty foods, leading to a loss of appetite

seni iho

adjective take a nap, stay overnight (away fromhome)

seni tao

adjective sleep soundly

sigo de muna

remember what one has heard

silasila

verb look around for

tea age laangi

noun dawn

tilo

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verb see, watch, find, seek out

ulu-davage

Indian coral tree