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numeral twenty
Speaker: Nick Waikay,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun grandfather
Speaker: Felix Andi,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun women (sg. woman)
Speaker: Chris Nick,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun; phrase women’s paddle
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Kundiman span>
sentence The woman is taking the pig from me
sentence I don’t have two pigs
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Konmei span>
sentence I’m looking at myself
noun broken wood
phrase my one canoe
phrase my sago pancake
phrase my feathers
noun clay for face painting
noun sago leaf
sentence I want it
phrase took the pig from me yesterday
sentence they saw me
noun eyes (sg. eye)
noun knee
Speaker: Felix Andi ,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase my village
noun; phrase liquid local salt
sentence I took the pig from the woman
noun chickens (sg. chicken)
sentence there are many houses
Speaker: Nick Waikay ,Dialect: Konmei span>
phrase this pig
phrase greetings
Speaker: Augus Kaien,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun hand
noun ear (pl. ears)
Speaker: Chris Nick ,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun hibiscus flower
noun tears
phrase took from me
sentence the woman gave the pig to me
sentence They know him
sentence they gave to us
noun small drum
sentence we know him
noun house post
sentence I will give [the pig] to you now
sentence I saw you
noun head
noun roof
Speaker: Louis Kolisi ,Dialect: Kundiman span>
noun fishes
phrase two pigs
phrase two ears
proper name Konmei
Speaker: Augus Kaien ,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase many tall men
numeral three
noun elder brother
noun; phrase costume hat
noun firewood basket
noun younger sister
noun; phrase front of canoe, man’s part of canoe
noun younger brother
sentence I see you
sentence (you) come here (imperative)
sentence you will give the pig to me
sentence don’t look at me
numeral eight
noun stomach
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun hat
noun fish basket
noun small fish baskets
noun small stool
noun neck
noun tool for digging up grass
noun seating platform
noun part black pig
noun egret
noun (fruit) seed
numeral five
numeral ten
noun stars (sg. star)
noun urine
noun tooth (pl. teeth)
noun sweat
sentence he does not know me
sentence I’m not hungry
adjective young
noun boy, son
phrase one dog
sentence I’m lying to you
noun two eyes (sg. eye)
noun male pig
sentence It’s my pig
sentence I killed the pig
sentence you gave the pig to me
phrase my pigs (sg. my pig)
noun; phrase fruit
noun body paint
noun arm (pl. arms)
noun arms (sg. arm)
noun small cooking broom
phrase my song
noun star (pl. stars)
noun sago trunk