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aalo dahi

verb do at one time

adaada age

first light of the moon

anaa laa

these (there) which were there

anaa loo

these (there) were the ones

anei ai laa

these then were those

anei muhuu

how about these

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noun mollusk sp., pearl oyster

baalanga uli

noun cast iron

baba iho

adjective recently settled

balabalagula

adjective habitually clumsy

bedibedi

adjective getting fat

boo hagadanu malama

the nights on which the quarter moon is obscured by rain

daa gaiaa

verb to murder someone so that others don’t see

daemahadia

verb heavy, oppressive, hard to take

daemahalia

verb heavy, oppressive, hard to take

dago

noun ritual activities,religious activities

dahola

verb fish, hunt (at night)

dalaa

noun (small) piece of, part of

damaa tili

adjective sharpshooter

dangage dua

verb bend one’s head backwards

dangau-paava

noun fishsp.: snapper

dange

noun mollusksp.: giantclam (tridacnasquammosa)

datada

verb to jerk repeatedly; an intermittent sharp pain

dau maagau

noun a period during which many people die

dee ahe mai

adjective incurably ill

dee manava age

do earnestly

deeai donu

positively no

delaa donu

that there is it for sure

denei sili

this is enough

doolohi

verb chase,run after

duugau

noun legs at the base of the canoe mast

eidu

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god, ghost, spirit

gaa gee de nnamu

having a strong odor

gadoa

verb to be overdue for parturition

gaga

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noun dry brown husk from the branches of the coconut palm

gai aha

and then what

gai ngaadahi

adjective a distribution of fish to the whole island population

gaiaa dau bodu

commit adultery

galogalo malama

noun the last quarter of the moon (rising inthe east just before sunrise)

gau looloa gaadinga

noun a bunch of fully mature coconuts

geu de madangi

a change of wind direction

gili laa

verb suntanned

gina

noun fishsp.: rainbowrunner

gogo gi mua

bent forward

hagadau doa

adjective to show one’s strength by doing something difficult

hagadau kino

verb hate each other

hagadoa

verb act like a giant

hagadolu (ina)

verb make a total of three

hagaduugau

verb to make a handle for (e.g., a knife); to fasten with pegs

hagahee mai

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verb return

hagaloma de me

calm weather, with no noise

hagamaadau

noun barb

hagaoanga gi lunga

good wages; a good price

hagapago sala

adjective unfortunate result

hagasoosoa

verb to put soosoa on a canoe

hahine

noun woman

hakaau unuunu

verb to cause an infant to feed at the breast

hakide gee

spoil (a child)

hanu ana dama

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verb have children

hau bule

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noun shell necklace

hebuihagi

verb provide an abundance of bait to keep fish in close

helii-lausedi

noun seaweedsp.

hhau

verb tie up,fasten by tying (wrapping)

hologemo

adjective

honu-uda

noun insectsp. (small and turtle-like)

huubuudoi

adjective fat and squat and ugly

iillangi

noun mollusksp.: conus litteratus

ivi gaogao

noun rib

kati

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verb to bite

langi maakau

noun the sort of rain which is an omen of death

lima

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number five

lima llau

five hundred

maakau

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verb die (plural subj.)

maangalo

sweet

maava

yawn

mada-galadi

noun fishsp.: jack

makaga

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adjective hard

malemalemo ~ malemolemo

noun a careless diver (who is frequently almost drowned)

mangungungungu

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adjective the sound of something being chewed

maohaoha

adjective broken up (into many pieces or groupings)

maomao

adjective more and more; diminishing rainfall

maua

adjective able to,obtained,gotten,caught

mulegi

verb showoff (in front of members of the opposite sex)

muna abo donu

truth

naba

adjective a slip of the tongue

ngadolia

verb to have ngado

ngago

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noun brain

ngaue age

increase (in rank or price, etc.)

sae mai

break through the bush (toward one)

sobaga

noun fishsp.: tang

solasola

not homogenous or smooth (as lumpy dough, or the grated surface of taro)

ssigo

clever, a fast learner; catch on to, understand

tangada gaiaa

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noun thief

tangada hai sauaa

magician, sorcerer

tili

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verb send

tua de eu

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shoulder blade

udua

promontory, peninsula

uhi daguu

turtle ribs, used as knives in rituals

umidi

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adjective hungry for fish or meat

vaagia

found or caught doing something wrong