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ai di

toenail

(Indonesian) kuku jari kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

aibu

knee

(Indonesian) lutut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ami

mother

(Indonesian) mama

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ampi

eat (intr)

(Indonesian) makan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ana

shoot

(Indonesian) tembak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andita

bread fruit

(Indonesian) sukun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andiwa

wasp

(Indonesian) lebah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ariain

pumpkin

(Indonesian) labu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arora

rope

(Indonesian) tali

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

at

four

(Indonesian) empat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

awar

sew

(Indonesian) jahit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

awayang

buy

(Indonesian) beli

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ayahai

branch

(Indonesian) cabang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ayat

bite

(Indonesian) gigit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

bavara

swell

(Indonesian) bengkak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

bo

N paddle

(Indonesian) dayung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

dia

water

(Indonesian) air

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

dian

fish

(Indonesian) ikan

Example: ~diang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

diawatan

right (side)

(Indonesian) kanan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

doi

money

(Indonesian) uang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ena

sleep, lie down

(Indonesian) tidur, berbaring

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hahiren

beach

(Indonesian) pantai

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

haho

small, little

(Indonesian) kecil

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanaya

dry

(Indonesian) kering

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanehoto

know

(Indonesian) tahu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanehowo

think

(Indonesian) pikir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hapainiei

when

(Indonesian) kapan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

haura hea korisi

eleven

(Indonesian) sebelas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hehivera

other

(Indonesian) lain

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hinontarai

person

(Indonesian) orang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hiwaire

salamander

(Indonesian) soa-soa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

humbe

machete

(Indonesian) parang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hundaurau

sea

(Indonesian) laut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

i

he/she/it

(Indonesian) dia

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

iha

angry

(Indonesian) marah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ingkira

spider

(Indonesian) laba-laba

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kadidiu

thunder

(Indonesian) guntur

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kakopa

soil

(Indonesian) tanah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kanihu

spit

(Indonesian) meludah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kapiou

fog

(Indonesian) kabut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karapauri

caterpillar

(Indonesian) ulat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karariha

dirty

(Indonesian) kotor

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karwane

yesterday

(Indonesian) kemarin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kawaru

bean

(Indonesian) kacang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kopa

flow

(Indonesian) mengalir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kotaveri

bring

(Indonesian) bawa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mahoi

sit down

(Indonesian) duduk

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mamang

rain

(Indonesian) hujan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mamuta

vomit

(Indonesian) muntah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

manana

steal

(Indonesian) mencuri

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mararei

bitter

(Indonesian) pahit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mari

laugh

(Indonesian) tertawa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

masaimba

dull, blunt

(Indonesian) tumpul

Example: lit. ’not sharp’

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

masain

sharp

(Indonesian) tajam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

maswar

cassowary

(Indonesian) kasuari

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mawang

man

(Indonesian) laklaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

muru

you two

(Indonesian) kamu dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nadiara

shoulders

(Indonesian) bahu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nutarai

body

(Indonesian) badan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

oita

climb

(Indonesian) panjat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ona

do

(Indonesian) bikin, buat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ong

give

(Indonesian) beri, kasih

Example: ~ona

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pananau

food

(Indonesian) masakan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pandu

village

(Indonesian) kampung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pare

cook

(Indonesian) masak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pehari

Fifty

(Indonesian) lima puluh

Example: ~ piarehi rin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piahea siu

One Hundred

(Indonesian) seratus

Example: ~ piaheia haura

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piori

stars

(Indonesian) bintang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rane

this

(Indonesian) ini

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rau karo

neck

(Indonesian) leher

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rawana

over there distance

(Indonesian) di sana

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

reho

see

(Indonesian) lihat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

remo

eyes

(Indonesian) mata

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

riodino

where

(Indonesian) mana

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

riri

choose

(Indonesian) pilih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rora

sky

(Indonesian) langit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rotang

netbag

(Indonesian) noken

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowa

fly

(Indonesian) terbang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowuyang

sand

(Indonesian) pasir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

siu

nine

(Indonesian) sembilan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tamang

axe

(Indonesian) kapak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tandung

grow

(Indonesian) tumbuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taraho

listen

(Indonesian) dengar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tarai

flesh

(Indonesian) daging

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tato

also

(Indonesian) juga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tato

speak

(Indonesian) bicara

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tavar

squeeze

(Indonesian) remas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tawui

mountain

(Indonesian) gunung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tiung

sago

(Indonesian) sagu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vieria

lightning

(Indonesian) kilat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vihieng

live

(Indonesian) hidup

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

visai

bat

(Indonesian) kelelawar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vo

V paddle

(Indonesian) dayung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vori

cry

(Indonesian) menangis

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wanan

wind

(Indonesian) angin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wapan

mouth

(Indonesian) mulut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wara di

fingernail

(Indonesian) kuku jari tangan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

waru

eight

(Indonesian) delapan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wonan

six

(Indonesian) enam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

woroi

long, far

(Indonesian) panjang, jauh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

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