Pom Talking Dictionary

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andiaun

leaf

(Indonesian) daun

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ang

eat, chew

(Indonesian) makan, kunyah

Example: Yau yang dia. -- Saya makan ikan. -- I eat fish; Yau yampi. -- Saya makan. -- I eat.

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ariain

pumpkin

(Indonesian) labu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ato

count

(Indonesian) hitung

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

hanai

good

(Indonesian) bagus

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hani

day, today

(Indonesian) hari, hari ini

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hanomu

name

(Indonesian) nama

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hapapu

wet

(Indonesian) basah

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hau

swim

(Indonesian) berenang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hawani

husband

(Indonesian) suami

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hehivera

other

(Indonesian) lain

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hiait

sour

(Indonesian) asam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

hinontarai

person

(Indonesian) orang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huhi

sick

(Indonesian) sakit

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

huoho

smell

(Indonesian) cium

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kaboti

lake

(Indonesian) danau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kami

stone

(Indonesian) batu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kangkung

beetle

(Indonesian) kumbang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kopa

flow

(Indonesian) mengalir

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kubari

louse

(Indonesian) kutu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

kuira

all

(Indonesian) semua

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mahoi

sit down

(Indonesian) duduk

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mamaya

shy, ashamed

(Indonesian) malu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mandep

cloud

(Indonesian) awan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

marisan

chili pepper

(Indonesian) cabe, rica

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

maswar

cassowary

(Indonesian) kasuari

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

mi

dream

(Indonesian) mimpi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nanimpu

grass

(Indonesian) rumput

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

niaimo

betel pepper/vine

(Indonesian) sirih

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nioi

knife

(Indonesian) pisau

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nu

place

(Indonesian) tempat

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

nu rarong

forest

(Indonesian) hutan

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

payaya

say

(Indonesian) bilang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pehari

Fifty

(Indonesian) lima puluh

Example: ~ piarehi rin

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

piahea korisi

twenty-one

(Indonesian) dua puluh satu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

pikakaha

eel

(Indonesian) belut

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

ramane

come

(Indonesian) datang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rawani

that

(Indonesian) itu

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rowi

night

(Indonesian) malam

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rumawa

child

(Indonesian) anak

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

rut

hold

(Indonesian) pegang

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tararei

cheek

(Indonesian) pipi

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tatoru

we (incl)

(Indonesian) kita

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

taveri

turn

(Indonesian) balik

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

tawa

old, long (time)

(Indonesian) tua, lama

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

toru

three

(Indonesian) tiga

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

wona

dog

(Indonesian) anjing

Speaker: Yanselt Borotabui

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