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aalo lo te moana

a disturbance (local) of air

aigimea

noun plant sp.: wedelia creeper (wedelia biflora (l.) dc.)

baa huu i --

just like

baibu

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noun cigarette

balu

noun fish sp.

biia

verb get wet

bolo ange

bequeath

bua moe

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noun virgin

buni ange gi de gelegele

to have been dead for a long time

dabadaba

verb twinkling,flashing,winking

dagelo

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bottom, foundation

dahuli

adjective turn back; change one’s mind

dala-loa

noun fishsp.: squirrelfish

dama daohi

noun an adopted child

dama namu

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noun mosquito larva

dama ssala

noun an adopted child

dangi

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verb cry

dao beau

noun the wave following the highest one

dao hagamaadau

noun a spear with a barb

dau ngaadahi

adjective equally apportioned

daumaha daahili

noun song service (in church)

dee naa

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there where you are

diinei mai

make smaller; decrease

dolo mea

noun spiny starfish

doloa

noun the name of a name-group

doo ngaage

adjective south wind

dotodi

adjective limping (as an action)

dua

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noun east

dua alohagi

noun fishingline of a size appropriate fortrolling

dua hagalalo

noun fishingline of a size appropriate for the hagalalo method of fishing

dunu madamada

verb rare (not cooked thoroughly)

duu munimuni

adjective hideandseek (a game)

duu-mmea

noun seacucumber sp.

gai moumou

wasteful of food

gubo

verb work with concentration in the midstof a group

hagabala

verb allow to become soft; prostrate oneself (esp. to hide)

hagahonu

verb fill up; to fully realize one’s potential (for happiness, etc.)

hagahoohoo

verb to scare fish, etc.

hagamadagu

verb scare (someone); frighten (someone)

hagapogo

verb fold up (one fold); cause to crumple up

hagapuunia

verb add up (many things)

hagasaalunga

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noun spirit, soul

hagatoo donu

verb promise, contract1 with; swear to the truth of

hai de hai

adjective stubborn, willful

hakaa

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verb sharpen

hakide gauligi

adjective spoil children

hale

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noun house, houses

hano gi bouli gee

to transfigure oneself

hetugi

adjective meet by chance,encounter

hhui age

eat a snack

hoou

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adjective new

hua i gadea

the side of the main body of the canoe away from the outrigger float

hulo saele

adjective wander around

i de baasi

concerning; at the behest of;under the auspices of

ise-ngaio

needlefish

ivi laanui

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backbone

kala

adjective smarting of skin which has been cut, or of an abrasion, when in contact with seawater, etc.

laaladi

verb to scratch (an itch)

laangi

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noun day

laho

aerial foot of the pandanus tree

lallala

verb warm oneself by the fire

lehu

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noun ash(es)

lele

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verb fly

llanga

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verb weave

llava

verb finished ; wealthy ; wrap; meat or fish (for a meal)

lodo lagolago

indecisive, undecided

lui

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

luu odaadeu

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

mada libia

verb a very sharp point

madangi danuaa

noun fresh air

madaviiga

verb the needle-like spines on daudu fish

manavanava

adjective breathing

mangemangeo

verb covered with mangeo

manu dolodolo

noun land animal

me bouli

the deepest part of the lagoon

me hagasaga

noun a toy (made from a dried breadfruit leaf or a disk of coconut shell) which slides when thrown

mmoli gee

haul away from

moe iho

adjective sleep for a short time, nap; sleep overnight in place other than one’s usual sleeping place

moni

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noun canoe

moni velovelo

noun a canoe with men going spear fishing

muna daemaha

noun words which hurt

ngaoloa

verb noisy (irregular repeated sounds)

ngudu leia

verb be the object of continual gossip; scorned

niho ngalo

noun molarteeth, wisdomteeth

omaau

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

oo tanga

adjective too big (clothes), spacious

saagahinoa

noun fishsp. (= small saabudu)

saga gi daha

saga away from; extend out in space

sali ssaavale

adjective salivate

salu mai

make smaller by planing or scraping

se ungaa husi gee

do something different from thatwhich was intended

senga

crazy; dumb, foolish, ignorant; senseless, drunk

sii talaa umada

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

sii valavala

adjective spray

soolo

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noun salt

ssae de leo

to project one’s voice better (e.g., after clearing one’s throat)

sugi de ngudu

the corner of the mouth

tangada madua

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noun old person

togo dahi

first

ua dea

white-throated frigate bird