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Semantic domain: [all] animal basket bodily fluids body canoe clothing & costume coconut color conversation cookware crocodile fire fish food fruit house hunting & fishing land money music number people & family pig river sago sky & weather time vegetation village
An example search has returned 100 entries
noun tree bark
Speaker: Augus Kaien,Dialect: Karawari span>
sentence come here (imperative)
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Konmei span>
sentence we are leaving
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun male loin cloth
Speaker: Louis Kolisi ,Dialect: Kundiman span>
phrase hello
Speaker: Chris Nick,Dialect: Manjamai span>
phrase to the woman
sentence I can see the pig
sentence I see the pig
sentence I’m looking at myself
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Kundiman span>
phrase my name is
phrase my X
phrase my husband
Speaker: Felix Andi,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase my daughter
Speaker: Felix Andi ,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase my [mother]
noun fishes
noun; phrase dried fish
sentence I want it
noun red body paint
Speaker: Nick Waikay,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun uncle
sentence tell me (imperative)
phrase one river
noun knee
phrase my village
sentence I shot X
sentence I know him
phrase many mosquitos
noun hand
numeral twenty
noun blood
noun heart
noun; phrase ladder leading up to house
phrase took from me
phrase took the pig from me
noun coconut leaf
phrase my canoe
phrase no
noun armband
noun sago pudding
sentence I’m hungry
noun roof
phrase one X
noun back
noun fence
noun children
noun flying fox (pl. flying foxes)
phrase my elder brother
noun lashing connecting house poles
noun bilum bags
proper name Manjamai
noun; phrase front of canoe, man’s part of canoe, prow
sentence I see you
phrase one arrow
phrase one [coconut palm]
phrase one man
sentence (you) come here (imperative)
sentence (you) tell me (imperative)
sentence don’t tell me (imperative)
sentence don’t look at yourself
sentence you gave the pig to me
noun; phrase paddle handle
numeral nine
noun hat
noun man’s paddle
noun top part of tool for pounding sago
noun small stool
noun bench for one person
noun snot
noun slippy gobifish
numeral three
noun small cooking broom
noun shell money
noun headhunting stones
noun sitting veranda
numeral four
noun star (pl. stars)
noun sago pulp, flour
noun sipan fruit
noun teeth (sg. tooth)
noun (fruit) seeds
sentence you didn’t see us
sentence it’s not yours
noun leaf costume
noun son
noun boy
phrase one dog
sentence I spear(ed) the pig
noun female pig, sow
noun drum
noun seating platform
noun body paint
noun shoulder
noun belly
phrase my song
noun small cane
Speaker: Nick Waikay ,Dialect: Konmei span>