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ahiai

waves

(Indonesian) ombak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

amuma

fly

(Indonesian) lalat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ana

shoot

(Indonesian) tembak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andinawa

not

(Indonesian) bukan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andine

still

(Indonesian) masih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andita

bread fruit

(Indonesian) sukun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andowa tenan

bird of paradise

(Indonesian) burung cenderawasih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

aniwa

hide

(Indonesian) sembunyi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

apai

run

(Indonesian) lari

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

apuni

grandmother

(Indonesian) nene

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arar

scratch

(Indonesian) garuk

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arora

rope

(Indonesian) tali

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arutan

fire

(Indonesian) api

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

awar

sew

(Indonesian) jahit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ayat

bite

(Indonesian) gigit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

basar

older sibling

(Indonesian) kakak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

bavara

swell

(Indonesian) bengkak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

diawatan

right (side)

(Indonesian) kanan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ena

sleep, lie down

(Indonesian) tidur, berbaring

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanewai

stomach

(Indonesian) perut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hawani

husband

(Indonesian) suami

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hehivera

other

(Indonesian) lain

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

heiv

open, uncover

(Indonesian) buka

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hokama

nose

(Indonesian) hidung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hu

fall

(Indonesian) jatuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

humbe

machete

(Indonesian) parang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huoho

smell

(Indonesian) cium

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huonderei

shore

(Indonesian) darat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hup hawakou

smoke

(Indonesian) rokok

Example: lit. ’suck tobacco’

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ihang

stab

(Indonesian) tikam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

itu

seven

(Indonesian) tujuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kakopa

soil

(Indonesian) tanah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kakopi

warm

(Indonesian) hangat; agak panas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kambiriei

hole

(Indonesian) lobang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kami

stone

(Indonesian) batu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kanihu

spit

(Indonesian) meludah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kapiou

fog

(Indonesian) kabut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karariha

dirty

(Indonesian) kotor

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kopa

flow

(Indonesian) mengalir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

korisi

one

(Indonesian) satu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kotaveri

bring

(Indonesian) bawa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kubari

louse

(Indonesian) kutu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mahi

correct

(Indonesian) benar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mahoi

sit down

(Indonesian) duduk

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

manani

thin

(Indonesian) tipis

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mari

laugh

(Indonesian) tertawa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

masaimba

dull, blunt

(Indonesian) tumpul

Example: lit. ’not sharp’

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mawang

man

(Indonesian) laklaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mehin

ko fruit

(Indonesian) matoa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mintoru

you

(Indonesian) kamu, kalian

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mung

V kill

(Indonesian) bunuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

muru

you two

(Indonesian) kamu dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nadiara

shoulders

(Indonesian) bahu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nanimpu

grass

(Indonesian) rumput

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nau

cat

(Indonesian) kucing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nemor

heart

(Indonesian) jantung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

niaimo

betel pepper/vine

(Indonesian) sirih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nioi

knife

(Indonesian) pisau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pandu

village

(Indonesian) kampung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

parare

cold

(Indonesian) dingin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pariman

cold

(Indonesian) dingin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

paruar

burn

(Indonesian) terbakar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pau

many

(Indonesian) banyak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

payaya

say

(Indonesian) bilang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piahea siu

One Hundred

(Indonesian) seratus

Example: ~ piaheia haura

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piare

Twenty

(Indonesian) dua puluh

Example: ~ piarehi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ra

go

(Indonesian) pergi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rani

DET, that, the

(Indonesian) -nya, itu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rawani

that

(Indonesian) itu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

reho

see

(Indonesian) lihat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

remo

eyes

(Indonesian) mata

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rin

five

(Indonesian) lima

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

riodino

where

(Indonesian) mana

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

romi

garden

(Indonesian) kebun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

romung

sea turtle

(Indonesian) penyu laut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rumawa

child

(Indonesian) anak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rut

hold

(Indonesian) pegang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taradiaun

ears

(Indonesian) telinga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tararei

cheek

(Indonesian) pipi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tariai

high, tall

(Indonesian) tinggi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

teina

who

(Indonesian) siapa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

timbu

cassava

(Indonesian) singkong, kasbi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tiung

sago

(Indonesian) sagu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tiup

smoke

(Indonesian) asap

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tung

hit

(Indonesian) pukul

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

turu

we two

(Indonesian) kita dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

va

no, not

(Indonesian) tidak

Example: phrase-final particle

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vai

dig

(Indonesian) menggali

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vaworu

new

(Indonesian) baru

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vekakeha

green, blue

(Indonesian) hijau, biru

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

wa

canoe

(Indonesian) perahu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

warapema

wing

(Indonesian) sayap

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

waru

eight

(Indonesian) delapan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wawin

woman

(Indonesian) perempuan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wona

dog

(Indonesian) anjing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wonduwa

spear

(Indonesian) tombak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

yawa

house

(Indonesian) rumah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

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