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akemaneman
magic
bookmarkdaeudaeu
story
bookmarkdaeuli lukoapaenae pwong
pass the night
bookmarkduhduhla
wash self
bookmarkimwinsihsi
enemy
bookmarkinsensued
noun sadness
bookmarkkaukauruhr
tr. verb laughing
bookmarkkoamwoakoamw
laugh
bookmarkkoaroahroa
white
bookmarkkusukus
verb spit
bookmarkkusukus
spit (v)
bookmarklapalap
adverb a lot
bookmarklekalek
cut
bookmarklihmen en kapwoapwoaud
bride
bookmarklingerenger
noun anger
bookmarkmaedaendael
smooth
bookmarkmelahsehse
noun honey
bookmarknaehnaehla
quiet, be
bookmarkngudengud
tr. verb whispering
bookmarknoahnoa (name)
paternal aunt
bookmarkpaehpaehd
awake
bookmarkpaekihdihdih woal
youngest brother
bookmarkpaelaeng
dry
bookmarkpahpa (name)
paternal uncle
bookmarkpwesepwes
hot
bookmarkrikaehkae
hungry, be
bookmarkrispaenae
verb close
bookmarksaekaesaek
noun thorn
bookmarksaemwaehmwae
poor, be
bookmarksasaengaesaeng
have diarrhea
bookmarksawehwe
adjective confused
bookmarkserih pwaelael
baby
bookmarkseu kahn wiawi
impossible
bookmarkSoun deudeu
noun StoryTeller
bookmarkwerasasi
pronoun our (vehicle)
bookmarkwidemwaeraemwaer
adjective shower, rain
bookmarkwoalaemaen aen kapwoapwoaud
groom
bookmarkwouwou
bark (dog)
bookmarkwunean ani
noun Ghost healer
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Dictionary produced by Leilani Welley-Biza, Darlene Apis, Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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Anderson, Gregory D.S., Leilani Welley-Biza, Darlene Apis and K. David Harrison.
Pingelapese Talking Dictionary.
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages.
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