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ai

leg/foot

(Indonesian) kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ai di

toenail

(Indonesian) kuku jari kaki

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ami

mother

(Indonesian) mama

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

amuma

fly

(Indonesian) lalat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andinawa

not

(Indonesian) bukan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

andowa tenan

bird of paradise

(Indonesian) burung cenderawasih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

apai

hunt

(Indonesian) buru

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

apopa

butterfly

(Indonesian) kupu-kupu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

apuni

grandmother

(Indonesian) nene

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

arwei

mango

(Indonesian) mangga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

asowa

ant

(Indonesian) semut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

awar

sew

(Indonesian) jahit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ayahai

branch

(Indonesian) cabang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

baho

split

(Indonesian) belah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

basar

older sibling

(Indonesian) kakak

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

hahiren

beach

(Indonesian) pantai

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hamaya

sweat

(Indonesian) keringat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hambiri

tomorrow

(Indonesian) besok

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanaya

dry

(Indonesian) kering

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanewai

stomach

(Indonesian) perut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hapainiei

when

(Indonesian) kapan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hapapu

wet

(Indonesian) basah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

haura

ten

(Indonesian) sepuluh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

haura hea korisi

eleven

(Indonesian) sebelas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hawakou

tobacco

(Indonesian) tembakau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hehivera

other

(Indonesian) lain

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

heiv

open, uncover

(Indonesian) buka

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hembai

moon

(Indonesian) bulan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hiwaire

salamander

(Indonesian) soa-soa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huhi

sick

(Indonesian) sakit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hundaurau

sea

(Indonesian) laut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huru

they two

(Indonesian) mereka dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

i

he/she/it

(Indonesian) dia

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kakavi

clean

(Indonesian) bersih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kakopa

soil

(Indonesian) tanah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kami

stone

(Indonesian) batu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kangkung

beetle

(Indonesian) kumbang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karupui

behind

(Indonesian) di belakang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

karwane

yesterday

(Indonesian) kemarin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kavei

tie

(Indonesian) ikat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kawaru

bean

(Indonesian) kacang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ko

take

(Indonesian) ambil

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kon

and

(Indonesian) dan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kotaveri

bring

(Indonesian) bawa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kuira

all

(Indonesian) semua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mamang

rain

(Indonesian) hujan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mambat

heavy

(Indonesian) berat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

manana

steal

(Indonesian) mencuri

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

mung

V kill

(Indonesian) bunuh

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

muru

you two

(Indonesian) kamu dua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nandaun

roof

(Indonesian) atap

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nau

cat

(Indonesian) kucing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

oitan

ask

(Indonesian) bertanya

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

parare

cold

(Indonesian) dingin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pariman

cold

(Indonesian) dingin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

payaya

say

(Indonesian) bilang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piewa

no

(Indonesian) tidak

Example: answer to a Q

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ra

go

(Indonesian) pergi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rau karo

neck

(Indonesian) leher

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

reho

see

(Indonesian) lihat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

riodino

where

(Indonesian) mana

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

riri

choose

(Indonesian) pilih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ro rane

here

(Indonesian) di sini

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rohina

head

(Indonesian) kepala

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rora

sky

(Indonesian) langit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rotang

netbag

(Indonesian) noken

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

runandaun

hair

(Indonesian) rambut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taradiaun

ears

(Indonesian) telinga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taraho

listen

(Indonesian) dengar

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tarai

flesh

(Indonesian) daging

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tavar

squeeze

(Indonesian) remas

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tawai

snake

(Indonesian) ular

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

teina

who

(Indonesian) siapa

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

timbu

cassava

(Indonesian) singkong, kasbi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tiup

smoke

(Indonesian) asap

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

toru

three

(Indonesian) tiga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tung

hit

(Indonesian) pukul

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

vemakai

blue

(Indonesian) biru

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vieria

lightning

(Indonesian) kilat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vo

V paddle

(Indonesian) dayung

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vori

cry

(Indonesian) menangis

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

vowa

pig

(Indonesian) babi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

waituhi

jarum

(Indonesian) needle

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wanan

wind

(Indonesian) angin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wara di

fingernail

(Indonesian) kuku jari tangan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wo

sun

(Indonesian) matahari

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wona

dog

(Indonesian) anjing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wonto

what

(Indonesian) apa

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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