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aausa

verb wake (of a ship)

ago

verb learn, teach

aha goi delaa

what was I going to say

aha naa

let’s (later)

alaadeu

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pronoun their (for plural, alienable noun)

alualumia

verb sendaway

anengenenge

noun mollusk sp.: conus chaldaeus

au e dee gai naa loo

I’ll bet you can’t

baaini

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lie (down)

baba

noun fish sp., squirrelfish

badotodi

verb move jerkily

baluu

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noun coconut crab

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bauanga

noun worth, value

dalaa ubu

noun charcoal from the coconut shell

dangaligi

noun a type of basket

dangau-sissisi

noun

datada

verb to jerk repeatedly; an intermittent sharp pain

daumaha daahili

noun song service (in church)

day

laangi

denaa naa ()

that will be it. (will that be it)

diimolalaaidu

noun the tenth child of a couple

diinonga-o-salo

noun fishsp.

dino boo

noun nights (2) when the full moon appears just after sunset

dotodi

adjective limping (as an action)

duaa dai

verb seasick but unable to throw up

duu nui

adjective to lower a bunch of cut coconuts from a coconut tree with a rope

duu saba

unstable, poorly balanced

duuduu

verb stand around (idly); defecate; hillock, high

duulale

noun a type of game

gaba aasanga

noun the sides of the watercourses between islets on the atoll

gabaea

verb to hang oneself (suicide)

gadebega

noun a type of basket

gai dagidagi

verb eat while walking; foodfor sale which is carried on the road

gaimalie

adjective goodat food preparation (not wasteful)

galani

adjective almost finished, nearly finished;

galasi

gamai

adjective bring to me, carry to me

gauligi hahine

noun female child,girl

giebu

noun plantsp.: spiderlily(hymenocallis littoralis (jacq.) salisb.)

giidagi

verb relish (meat or fish, or something substituting for meat or fish, eaten with taro, etc.)

gohu

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adjective dark

goobai

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noun hat

haduhadua

verb rocky (full of stones)

hagaboo

adjective greet; take leave of

hagagabugabu

verb create a channel through land(by wind or wave action)

hagamade

verb do as hard or fast as possible

hagapigi saele

adjective go around with someone constantly

hagi ade

adjective insult (someone)

hahine

noun woman

hai daina

adjective the relationship between siblings or cousins

hai de hagamaanadu

remembrance, observance of (e.g., a holiday)

hai me dogaa

behave with embarrassment or shyness

haitoga

noun an opening for a door or window

hakolona

noun mollusksp.: augershell (terebridae sp.)

hale i lodo

noun ribcage, thoraciccavity

hale lau

noun thatch-roofed house (of pandanus leafthatch)

hale o denga manu

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noun hive (house for animals)

hano laa

previous

hidu-malama

time noun july (’seventh month’)

huui luu lima

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verb wash hands

iho

adjective get down, climb down; down

ise

noun fishsp.: halfbeak

kai, dalanga

story

laa ange

and those there

langi maadolu

noun heavy rain

lango

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noun house fly

llanga

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verb weave

lodo a gauligi

adjective immature (in personality); vulnerable to having one’s feelings easily hurt

lodo dagidahi

have differing views (within a group of people)

lodo lanea

adjective large in volume

lollolo

verb oily

longohio

verb feel

ma te hakii

the uvula and the adjacent portions of the oral cavity

mada mmea

dark red

mahana age

heartburn <>

mahuge

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verb open (intransitive)

mai ange laa

the next (one) following the one in question

manu ea

noun coralhead (at or broaching the surface of the water)

me hagasili

a plant which is allowed to grow extra large (for some reason)

me pasa

noun radio

me tao

noun dye

mee langa

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noun woven object; the act of weaving

ngadi basa

small talk; idle conversation

ngudu gaiaa

charlatan

noho ai

occupy or live in (a place)

nounu

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

oha de ganomada

to work on a craft item (e.g., a canoe) with a model in mind of the finished product which is different from that of the person who began the work

pono

verb to close

sahudu

noun fishsp.: seabass

sali

verb begin to flow (e.g. turning on a faucet)

saulolua

noun fishsp.: triggerfish

sege gee

slip or slide away from

siili

a stick used in a children’s game

sisi galisi

striped (with thin lines)

ssomo

suck one’s finger

tale

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verb touch quickly

tamana o dogu dinana

noun maternal grandfather

tino

noun piece; share

uaua vaaligi

noun capillary

vaii doo

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noun waterfall