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aduhenua

noun group of islands or atolls; archipelago

aloha ina

helpful toward

ango

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noun pearl

baagava

noun violent in word or action

baagea

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adjective weak

balagelage

adjective crippled and unable to walk

balu-udu

noun fish sp.: snapper

baoa

verb wash up on shore

bedage

verb shallow (bowl, basket, etc.)

beelu

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noun lizard

boaa ina

adjective be caught in strong wind or heavy rain

boibala

adjective watery (of prepared food)

budu

noun the appearance of many fish (or birds, or animals which are good to eat) after a death

dagodo gee (ma)

another thing altogether;different (from); recuperating (after an illness)

daia magu magau

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verb killed, be

daina hahine

noun sister, female cousin

dama ssala

noun an adopted child

dama-a-de-galabe

noun fishsp.: goby , sleeper

dangi a beini

to have smelled ripe pandanus

datada

noun fishsp.: snapper (= small dada)

dee gide

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blind

dilo gaiaa

verb sneak a look

doi-giva

noun the sap of a hardwood sp. which drifts ashore

dolodolo manu ligi

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

doo gaiaa

ambush; attack by surprise or stealth

dua haangoda de boo

noun fishingline of a size appropriate forhaangoda de boo

duage

verb stand

dui moni

noun a fleet of canoes (in line)

dumuulu

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noun July

ege age

raise up (something) from its previous trajectory

elaa

adjective a sound indicating surprise

gaba de ahiahi

early evening, late in the afternoon.

gai salusalu

verb prepare food wastefully (too much must be thrown away)

gaimee taiao

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verb have breakfast

galamada

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noun eye

gatae

noun fishingnet (attached to a frame or handle)

gavage

adjective give or bring up

gavaligi

noun fishsp.

gili iga

noun a type of high cloud

golee bukaliaa

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noun Indian mulberry, cheese fruit (seeds)

Example: Photo by Emily Drummond, 2015

goo

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verb bark (dog)

goohunga

noun dark images, shadows in the darkness

gumedi

noun bowl (wooden)

hadumuna

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verb lie (tell untruth)

hagaaduadu dangada

adjective critical of others

hagaava ange

lean on someone for support

hagabaguu ange

move against something so fast that itappears to be coming at one

hagadubu o de adu

noun the name of a certain type of string figure

hagaduu eidu

superstitious; to believe in ghosts.

hagaduulanga

noun method of construction; appearance (e.g., of a ship, house, or other construction)

hagaeueu

verb a shrugging movement of the shoulders

hagammau de ngudu

argumentative in a disrepectful way

hagamuli

verb be late, tarry

hagausiusi

verb becoming darker (of sky or clouds)

hagili

verb speak (or sing) with phelgm in one’s throat

hai hua laa

do indifferently

hai lodo

resentful

hai sseu

verb wasteful

hakii gee

<= kii gee>

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atoll (literally, sand island)

hhango

verb wakeup (someone)

hidu-malama

time noun july (’seventh month’)

holi

shape of, form of

huadia

noun fishing pole

huugaabungubungu

very plump

i ono daha

at his place, with him

imu-uli

noun fishsp.: triggerfish

laagii baubau

noun hideous in appearance (as a ghost)

loa

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noun ant

lodo hinangalosaa

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depression (feeling)

lou gulu

adjective pick breadfruit

luu meelaa

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those things over there (dual)

mada sua hadu

noun stormbeach (on the seaward reef)

madaangahulu-ma-lua-malama

time noun december (’twelfth month’)

madalima

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number fifty

magi nngahu

adjective asthma

maile

noun plantsp.: maile-scentedfern(polypodium scolopendria burm. f.)

malu

verb shade (under trees); lee (of wind)

mamu-lalo-beau

noun fishsp.: wrasse

masa

adjective empty,low (tide)

me abo (donu)

noun truth

mmala luu mada

stinging of one’s eyes (e.g., from salt water)

moe danuaa

adjective die in peace

muna madua

noun words used only by elders (which are not normally part of a child’s vocabulary)

muna pada

noun harsh words

musu

verb whisper(ing)

ngadi ngavesi

an empty box

ngaoheohe

verb easily bent (impermanently)

ngavali

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adjective bent slightly (not sharply)

ngudu lagolago

adjective lie (tell a falsehood)

nngao

verb loud (sound)

oha valaai

adjective to disobey the instructions of a healer

sauaa

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noun magic

sauduu

noun mermaid

silasila

verb look around for

sileia doo soa

look, your neighbor is competing against you

sili iho

adjective have just stopped; calmdown (of a person)

ssae de manava

struggle to breathe

ssave

flying fish

tuu banibani

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noun sea cucumber