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ahiai

waves

(Indonesian) ombak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ai

leg/foot

(Indonesian) kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ai di

toenail

(Indonesian) kuku jari kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

aivuong

coconut

(Indonesian) kelapa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

amuma

fly

(Indonesian) lalat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ana

shoot

(Indonesian) tembak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andinawa

not

(Indonesian) bukan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andita

bread fruit

(Indonesian) sukun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andowa

bird

(Indonesian) burung

Example: cf andowa tenan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ariain

pumpkin

(Indonesian) labu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arwei

mango

(Indonesian) mangga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

at

four

(Indonesian) empat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ato

count

(Indonesian) hitung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

au

you

(Indonesian) kau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

awayang

buy

(Indonesian) beli

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ayahai

branch

(Indonesian) cabang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

basar

older sibling

(Indonesian) kakak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

dia

water

(Indonesian) air

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

diain

teeth

(Indonesian) gigi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

dian

fish

(Indonesian) ikan

Example: ~diang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

doi

money

(Indonesian) uang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ena

sleep, lie down

(Indonesian) tidur, berbaring

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hahar

narrow

(Indonesian) sempit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hahi

salt

(Indonesian) garum

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

haho

small, little

(Indonesian) kecil

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanai

good

(Indonesian) bagus

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanaya

dry

(Indonesian) kering

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanewai

stomach

(Indonesian) perut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanine

now

(Indonesian) sekarang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hapainiei

when

(Indonesian) kapan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

havui

betel nut

(Indonesian) pinang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hei

delicious

(Indonesian) enak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ho

throw

(Indonesian) lempar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huoho

smell

(Indonesian) cium

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huonderei

shore

(Indonesian) darat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hup

suck

(Indonesian) isap

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ingkira

spider

(Indonesian) laba-laba

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kadidiu

thunder

(Indonesian) guntur

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kambiriei

hole

(Indonesian) lobang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kangkung

beetle

(Indonesian) kumbang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kanihu

spit

(Indonesian) meludah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karapauri

caterpillar

(Indonesian) ulat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karariha

dirty

(Indonesian) kotor

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karia

die

(Indonesian) mati

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karupui

behind

(Indonesian) di belakang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kawaru

bean

(Indonesian) kacang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kohuhu

house lizard

(Indonesian) cicak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kon

and

(Indonesian) dan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

korisi

one

(Indonesian) satu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kubari

louse

(Indonesian) kutu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mamuta

vomit

(Indonesian) muntah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mandep

cloud

(Indonesian) awan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mararei

bitter

(Indonesian) pahit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

masaimba

dull, blunt

(Indonesian) tumpul

Example: lit. ’not sharp’

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

maswar

cassowary

(Indonesian) kasuari

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

matai

afraid

(Indonesian) takut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mawang

man

(Indonesian) laklaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mihi

with

(Indonesian) dengan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

muru

you two

(Indonesian) kamu dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nando

banana

(Indonesian) pisang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nau

cat

(Indonesian) kucing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nioi

knife

(Indonesian) pisau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nu rarong

forest

(Indonesian) hutan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nutarai

body

(Indonesian) badan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

oha

stand up

(Indonesian) berdiri

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

onu

full

(Indonesian) penuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pa

rice

(Indonesian) nasi, beras

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

paruar

burn

(Indonesian) terbakar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piahea siu

One Hundred

(Indonesian) seratus

Example: ~ piaheia haura

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ra

go

(Indonesian) pergi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rane

this

(Indonesian) ini

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rawani

that

(Indonesian) itu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

remo

eyes

(Indonesian) mata

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

romi

garden

(Indonesian) kebun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowa

fly

(Indonesian) terbang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowi

night

(Indonesian) malam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowuyang

sand

(Indonesian) pasir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

runandaun

hair

(Indonesian) rambut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rut

hold

(Indonesian) pegang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tamang

axe

(Indonesian) kapak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tapapei

thick

(Indonesian) tebal

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tara

walk

(Indonesian) jalan kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tariai

high, tall

(Indonesian) tinggi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taveri

turn

(Indonesian) balik

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

teina

who

(Indonesian) siapa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

timbu

cassava

(Indonesian) singkong, kasbi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tioru

they

(Indonesian) mereka

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tiung

sago

(Indonesian) sagu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

turu

we two

(Indonesian) kita dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vaworu

new

(Indonesian) baru

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vemaro

red

(Indonesian) merah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vihieng

live

(Indonesian) hidup

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vori

cry

(Indonesian) menangis

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wa

canoe

(Indonesian) perahu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wapan

mouth

(Indonesian) mulut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wawonjei

above

(Indonesian) atas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wonan

six

(Indonesian) enam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wui

blow

(Indonesian) bertiup

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

yau

I

(Indonesian) saya

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

yawa

house

(Indonesian) rumah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

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