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aekiaekaela
hidden
bookmarkaeraemas pwiaiahia
gray-haired person
bookmarkaesae paenae
know each other
bookmarkaesaeh paenae
know each other
bookmarkdaelaeia
fishnet
bookmarkedied
escape
bookmarkihsoahrahn
noun dawn
bookmarkimwinsihsi
enemy
bookmarkinsensued
noun sadness
bookmarkisais
pay
bookmarkkaekaeirda
raise
bookmarkkamwaesael
feed (formal)
bookmarkkoakeles kaeikaei
red ant
bookmarkkoaroahroa
white
bookmarklaepaeir
noun east
bookmarklingerenger
noun anger
bookmarklokelokela
verb to speak
bookmarkmaenae soak
noun bird
bookmarkmaramara
noun flower necklace
bookmarknaemaen
want
bookmarknoahnoa (name)
maternal aunt
bookmarknoahnoa (name)
maternal aunt
bookmarkpaedaen pil
noun pond
bookmarkpaedaen pil
noun puddle
bookmarkpaekihdihdih woal
youngest brother
bookmarkpaelaeng
dry
bookmarkpaeraen
happy
bookmarkpilen au kaeraeda
salivate
bookmarkpwaekaeda
take
bookmarkRispaenae
close
bookmarkroahroa
beard
bookmarksaemaesul
thin
bookmarksaemwaehmwae
poor, be
bookmarksaeninikal
spider
bookmarksengeseng
tr. verb crying
bookmarkserih pwaelael
baby
bookmarksikisik
little
bookmarksousou
noun grave
bookmarkwaenaeng reh
copulate (have sex with)
bookmarkwehwehkin
recognize
bookmarkwehwehkin
understand
bookmarkwidemwaeraemwaer
adjective shower, rain
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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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