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aesaeh paenae
know each other
bookmarkdaelaeia
fishnet
bookmarkdeudeu
noun story
bookmarkduhduhla
wash self
bookmarkihsoahrahn
noun dawn
bookmarkimwinsihsi
enemy
bookmarkkaekaeirda
raise
bookmarkkaelaekael
noun young coconut leaves
bookmarkkaemaehla
kill
bookmarkkahsoausoau
grave
bookmarkkapakap
verb to pray
bookmarkkoakeles kaeikaei
red ant
bookmarkkoamwoakoamw
laugh
bookmarkkusukus
verb spit
bookmarkkusukus
spit (v)
bookmarkmaedaek
pain
bookmarkmaedmaedaehr
remain
bookmarkmeh saeisaei
sharpening tool
bookmarkmelahsehse
noun honey
bookmarkmwakaelaekael
verb clean
bookmarknaehnaen
silent
bookmarknaemaen
want
bookmarkngang
dried
bookmarkoakoasaeda
set on fire
bookmarkpaedaehdi
fall
bookmarkpaedaen pil
noun puddle
bookmarkpaeraen
happy
bookmarkpahpa (name)
maternal uncle
bookmarkpekihdihdih li
youngest sister
bookmarkpwesepwes
hot
bookmarkpwohpwo
daughter
bookmarkrispaenae
verb close
bookmarksaekaesaek
noun thorn
bookmarksaepis in india
bow
bookmarksengeseng
tr. verb crying
bookmarkserih pwaelael
baby
bookmarkseu kahn wiawi
impossible
bookmarkwehwehkin
recognize
bookmarkwerewer
tr. verb shouting
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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.
http://www.talkingdictionary.org/pingelapese
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