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aausa

verb wake (of a ship)

alodahi hugadoo

everything, everybody; each and every

ataula

noun anchor rope

baa age

shallow (e.g., waters)

balu daaea

noun fish sp.

beluu

noun lizard; gecko

bolobolo

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noun long boat-like basket made from coconut palm

daadaa

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verb (transitive) carve (something)

daala

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noun dollar bill

daaligidia

verb to have been moved about by the wind

daaloa

verb to have been stabbed (esp. accidentally by hanga)

daanunga

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noun grave

daea

adjective to have arrived at

dama ssege

noun a foetus which has been aborted

danga loa

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noun worm

dangau-paava

noun fishsp.: snapper

dao ssanga

noun roof support (top) poles, wall plates

dau maagau

noun a period during which many people die

dee heloongoi

adjective misunderstand one another; mismated (not matched properly); not fit; not able to get along with

demeenaa

that one where you are

denaa sili

that is enough

diilevalevanoa

noun the fifth child of a couple

dilodilonga

noun the manner in which one looks at one’s reflection or appearance

dua nnui

adjective violence; a type of rope (thick, with thick strands)

duaa nui

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broom

eba

noun a sleeping mat (child’s)

gabetili

noun parent-in-law

gai gi de mahi

eat as much as possible

ganava

noun plantsp.: treesp.: cordiatree(cordia subcordata lam.)

gano agau

noun reef (including land thereon)

gelu-hai-vaelo

noun fishsp.: tang

giivia

verb to have something in one’s eye

gima

noun mollusksp.: horsehoofclam (hippopus hippopus)

gimo

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noun rat

haangoda de lodo

to fish in the lagoon

hagaagoago

verb lesson, make learn, cause to teach

hagadulagi

verb imitate, illustrate, give an example; fashion something to be like somethingelse

hagahana age

recook for several days

hagallogo

verb chant (in the old religious ceremony)

hagalulu de madangi

to attract the wind (by making certain noises)

hagamabu age

return to land from sea (esp. of birds)

hagamao lalo

verb humble,modest

hagamoolau

verb hurry, rush

hagasahu

verb to catch water (in something)

hagasebaga

verb make a total of ten billion

hagasii lolo

noun wheel

hagassui age

eat or drink just a little bit

hai galauna

adjective fish with the galauna net

hai hagadubu

adjective to fashion a string figure

hai me moolau

an habitually fast worker

hala

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noun pandanus plant

hano ahe

echo

hano ai huu

forever

hanohano dua

adjective suffer a setback; almost fall; gorge oneself; stagger backwards (e.g., under load)

hau baba

verb tie up temporarily (not as securely asif permanently)

hua o tangada

outcome (of individual effort)

huamanu

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noun fruit

huluhulu mata

noun eyebrow

husi

taro bag, swamp

iga-loa

noun fishsp. (a small flying fish)

kono

adjective grunt (once)

laangi

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noun day

langona

adjective heard,felt

lau ngago

noun the fatty tissue of a fish or animal

laubalabala

adjective slack (of rope); soft (of skin or paper); pliable (of hair); flexible

lima lele

adjective quick to fight,short-tempered

lima ma vae ange

work for as a servant

llava ai

wrapped (tied) around; eat fish ormeat with a meal

luu omaadeu

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pronoun our (plural, exclusive; for dual, inalienable noun)

ma te duge

noun the point of a madaa duge

maagaga dua

adjective to walk with one’s shoulders unnaturally thrown back

magi kino

adjective loss of appetite

magi ssae aalanga

sore muscles (not associated with strain)

malibilibia

adjective sharp (esp. something which causes sharp pain like a whip)

manga lua tae

noun cleft in the buttocks

maua

verb to be able to

mavaevae

adjective scattered

me hakadanga

noun joke, jest; trick (a practical joke)

midomido

noun end of (e.g., a stick)

mmano

adjective thousands

moigaga

noun fibers of the coconut husk

momme

noun a place

mommomo

adjective a little at a time

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adjective both

ngadi biho

noun head

ngadi laangi

noun a day other than sunday; a day on whichnothing is accomplished

ngado

adjective come to the end or limit (of something)

ngavalivali

adjective repeatedly ngavali (as a diving board in use)

niho

teeth

pala boo maasina

the time of the month when rain is most likely to occur (1st quarter)

pala ivi

adjective work beyond one’s endurance

se aha ga hai

it’s not possibledon’t worry about it (i don’t think so.)

soe mai

decided for one by the will of god

ssuonioni

sand

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noun sister-in-law

ula de gili

inflammation; red in the face; sunburned

ulu-dugi

hawk fish

Unu

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the name of a star; the name of a folk tale character

unusaagi

deception

vaii doo

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noun waterfall