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aadiidii

verb dry (something) by artificial heat

aagai

adjective continually wanting to eat

aasolo

noun mollusk sp.: clam sp. (a type of baasua)

adu

noun fishclub (priest)

alaa sili

those there were enough

alaala

adjective sleep fitfully

aneane

noun the physical desire of a member of the opposite sex

anga gee

turn one’s attention away from

bangongo

noun fish sp.: rabbitfish

be goai (naa huu)

whoever

benu

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

booboo me

adjective massage (as a medical treatment)

bunehulu

adjective slow in running or walking

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noun third stage of a green coconut

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dabuvae sisi

noun little toe

dae de lodo

be satisfied completely

dala

noun appendage, fin, spine (extending from a fish, etc.)

dalodalo i de lodo

pray silently

dangada haangoda

noun fisherman

dangada henua gee

noun foreigners, strangers

dee hanga

adjective don’t move away from the reef

deehehee

verb to make a certain pattern of sounds tocall attention to oneself

demaadeu

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pronoun our (plural, exclusive; for singular noun)

dinana

noun mother (formal)

dogi hoda

noun a heavy adze, used for hollowing out logs and the like

doi-giva

noun the sap of a hardwood sp. which drifts ashore

doolohi

verb chase,run after

duadonu

adjective luck, good fortune

dungagi

verb nod (one’s head)

duu mugamuga

noun half of an unripe coconut;buttock

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noun shoulder

gaadinga lamallie

noun a coconut with an unusually large-sized kernel

gaanoni

noun an omen of death

gabidia

verb held firmly (by something not part of the human body)

gadagada doo me

laugh at

gaini

any lattice-like arrangement

gau lama

noun rachis of the coconut leaf

gau mai vaga

noun <= gau mai moni>

gavange

adjective give or bring to (someone)

geugeu

verb shake one’s head back and forth;

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noun breadfruit tree

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haa daha

verb the outer coconut palm frond

hada

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noun an elevated platform (e.g. for placing Samouli deity, or for sitting, sleeping, etc.)

hagabadabaatai

verb

hagabau

verb measure, calculate,estimate

hagadaane

verb to act like a human

hagagili

verb cause to have skin disease

hagalanea

verb cause to increase in quantity; greedy

hagamadumadua

verb to act as though very old

hagapunidia

verb add up (many things)

hagasaalunga ange

call (someone) by the name of his name-group

hagasee

adjective just barely;

hagassoga

verb

hagatanu iho

verb take a nap

hai bao

verb divided into compartments

hai me dogaa

behave with embarrassment or shyness

hano de mama

escaping fumes (from a poorly sealedcontainer)

hano kaba

adjective go immediately

henua i lalo (alodahi)

noun world (lands other than nukuoro)

hia

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how many

hili de hau

make a hau

hoohanga

adjective a nest (of birds); pumice stone (found as driftwood)

iga-adagahi

noun fishsp.: hawkfish (2 sorts)

kalo

verb stir up

laa manusomo

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noun branch

laagau lui

noun a cross (e.g., of wood)

lagolagohia

verb wounded in several places or all over

lao gau-me

verb to grasp a fish by inserting one’s fingers in both gills

lave

adjective be caught on, stuck on

llanga

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verb weave

llidi

adjective dressup (esp. in new or very fancyclothes)

lodo danuaa

adjective contented,happy

luuluu

verb to shake (something) back and forth

maahuge

verb open (intransitive, pl.)

Example: Denga abaaba gu maahuge. (The doors are open.)

mada nnui

adjective having big holes (or entrances, etc.)

magi kino

adjective loss of appetite

magulu

adjective defeated

mahuda

adjective be awake for a short time; have one’s eyes open

mangamanga

adjective having many manga

maseu

adjective to scatter (when in a group)

matolu

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number thirty

modu mai (adu, ange)

become one’s (your, their) exclusivepossession

moni sulu

noun submarine

moomodu

adjective ; collapse completely

muna

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noun language; word or phrase

muu

adjective utter (words or sounds), reply (tosomeone)

nao gasi

verb eat messily (by poking at all of thefood instead of touching only the portion to be eaten)

ngadi moana

noun <= laangai ngadi moana>

ngago gaago

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noun chicken egg

ngudu malie

adjective eloquent (of a person)

noho gi lalo

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sit down

noho maadai

adjective sit quietly

nonu

verb filter,sift

oho

verb to do something, or go somewhere, early in the morning

paa de mahedua

sneeze loudly

saabini

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verb wrap

seesee hagadaahao

adjective walk (for recreation)

siili

noun a stick used in a children’s game

sogoisi loo huu

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