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aeraemas pwiaiahia
gray-haired person
bookmarkaesae
know
bookmarkaesaeh paenae
know each other
bookmarkakemaneman
magic
bookmarkdaeudaeu
story
bookmarkdeudeu
noun story
bookmarken kaemaehla
killed, be
bookmarkihsoahrahn
noun dawn
bookmarkinsensued
noun sadness
bookmarkkororo
noun white
bookmarkkulul
noun cockroach
bookmarkkusukus
verb spit
bookmarklapalap
adverb a lot
bookmarklekalek
cut
bookmarkmaedaendael
smooth
bookmarkmelahsehse
noun honey
bookmarkmwakaelaekael
verb clean
bookmarknaehnae
silent
bookmarknaehnaehla
quiet, be
bookmarknaehnaen
silent
bookmarknoahnoa madoa
paternal grandmother
bookmarkoakoasaeda
set on fire
bookmarkpaedaen pil
noun puddle
bookmarkpaekihdihdih woal
youngest brother
bookmarkpekihdihdih li
youngest sister
bookmarkpihpihs
urinate (piss)
bookmarkpoakoanpaenae
gather
bookmarkpwaekaeda
take
bookmarksaeninikal
spider
bookmarksasaengaesaeng
have diarrhea
bookmarksengeseng
tr. verb crying
bookmarksikisik
little
bookmarksimwinamwin
noun rainbow
bookmarksousou
noun grave
bookmarksousou
adjective heavy
bookmarkwaehwaekin
recognize
bookmarkwaenaeng reh
copulate (have sex with)
bookmarkwehwehkin
recognize
bookmarkwerasasi
pronoun our (vehicle)
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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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