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verb learn, teach

ahiahi gohugohu

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noun dawn

angaanga madania

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noun fingernail

au hebaledage

noun a confluence of ocean currents (on the surface only)

baa

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noun father (informal)

balaulau

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adjective ugly

balu gauanga

adjective trembling of legs

bani-gegeva

noun

bigi

adjective close to (in meaning); about to (in time)

binga

adjective be named, be called; regarded as

bole

adjective bawl out, be angry; be mad (as indicated by one’s movements)

boo gi dua

the period when the quarter moon appears in the east just before sunrise

bua

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noun a category of flowers that has five petals and a fragrant odor

buusagi

verb an eddy caused by a current

daagelo

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noun February

daahanga ange

give pleasure to someone by giving himsomething

dabadaballahi

adjective more-or-less thin

dabui

verb to splash water on something with the hand

dahinga

noun way of shaving

dahulinga

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custom, habit

dai sagana iho goe

watchout

damaa-manu

noun birdsp.: sharp-tailedsandpiper(erolia acuminata)

dangadanga

adjective loose (not tight) ; sieve

danuaa ange

goodfor, better than

dao beau

noun the wave following the highest one

dau looloa

adjective to tie at the end of a long tether

davage

noun birdsp.: white-tailedtropicbird(phaethon lepturus)

de hua nei

this size

debedebe

verb the folds of skin around the waist

doe

adjective leftover, remain

doi-giva

noun the sap of a hardwood sp. which drifts ashore

galo sugi mada

glimpse

gasigi

noun plantsp.: hemp-leavedvitexshrub(vitex negundo var. bicolor (willd.) lam.)

gau

noun grouping (of people)

hagaahee

adjective when (near future)

hagaalahenua

verb provide land for

hagaaloalo-mea

verb cause to become red(of fully mature coconut meat)

hagaavaava

verb provide or receive support continually

hagabahhaa

verb to exhale suddenly; making exhalation noises

hagadiidii

verb help to urinate (e.g., by taking a baby outside)

hagadubu gi se --

verb transfigure into a --

hagahala

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noun sleeping mat

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hagaida

verb to bare one’s teeth (by opening the lips)

hagalanu

verb rinse off salt water from the body (with fresh water)

hagamabu

verb rest, relax, quit (a job)

hagamao lunga

verb arrogant,haughty,overbearing,proud

hagamogomogo

take special care of, cherish

hagasaagule

verb teach how to saagule

hagasebaga

verb make a total of ten billion

hagasenga

verb fool (someone),deceive,trick (someone)

hai damana

adjective the relationship between father (or other male elder) and child (or one treated as child)

hai mee magua

sort of steal

hauhausanga

noun

kau donu

adjective usedto, easy to

kii ange

increase

laaladi

verb to scratch (an itch)

laamaloo

noun a divination result indicating bad fortune

labagau

adjective carpenter; skillful (at a craft); craftsman

lamu dada

verb a jerk (e.g., of a line)

lanea

adjective much,plenty

lauvinivini

verb having kinky hair

leu

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adjective ripe; the yellow color of softness of fruit (indicating ripeness)

lingilingia

verb pour little by little

llingi

verb pour out,spill out (sand)

longoiho

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verb feel

luu ooluu

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pronoun your (plural; for dual noun)

maaili

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adjective fast

maamaasina

verb repeatedly lighted (esp. by moonlight)

madaanga hulu

number ten

madau

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right (direction)

magau

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adjective dead

mahanga

adjective be split open

malillili

adjective to feel the nibbling of fish on a fishing line

malinolino

verb <= malimalino>

malo-ngiso

noun driftwoodsp.

mami

noun papaya; papaya tree

manu gaugau

noun plantsp.: a variety of taro

manu-mangamanga-i-lote-aasanga

noun serpentcucumber

masa bagubagu

adjective dry reef (at very low tide)

masae

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verb (intransitive) to tear (fabric, paper)

masagi

a dance (an ancient type)

mau goloa

adjective rich in material possessions

maunuunusi

adjective

me hagasili

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

meabo

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adjective true

milo gee

to turn the opposite way

muna daemaha

noun words which hurt

ne hia

how many has it been

ngadi biho

noun head

ngadi gai

verb eat taro without fish (or fish without taro)

ngau hala

verb bite someone

sausau

lion-fish

seloo

numeral millions

senga

adjective crazy; dumb, foolish, ignorant; senseless, drunk

sobo de laa

rising of the sun

sugimada

the outer corner of the eye

taina gauligi ahine

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noun younger sister

tegi

adjective around (sexually); tickled (esp. sexually)

vaivaidagodo

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adjective. evil, unscrupulous, immoral

valu llau

number eight hundred