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An example search has returned 100 entries
sentence come here (imperative)
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Konmei span>
numeral twenty
Speaker: Nick Waikay,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun grandmother
noun fish hook
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Kundiman span>
sentence the woman took the pig from me yesterday
phrase tomorrow
Speaker: Chris Nick,Dialect: Manjamai span>
phrase my arrow
Speaker: Felix Andi,Dialect: Karawari span>
sentence I’m looking at myself
noun firewood
phrase my X
phrase my daughter
Speaker: Felix Andi ,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase my [mother]
noun; phrase dried fish
Speaker: Augus Kaien,Dialect: Karawari span>
proper name Aunda
noun cassowary
phrase goodbye
noun eye (pl. eyes)
phrase my village
sentence I shot X
sentence I know him
adjective black
noun chickens (sg. chicken)
phrase my house
sentence there are many houses
Speaker: Nick Waikay ,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun ears (sg. ear)
noun wives (sg. wife)
noun hibiscus flower
noun fish trap basket
sentence I gave the pig to you
noun sleeping mat
sentence they gave to us
sentence they gave to me
phrase big canoe
sentence I will give [the pig] to you now
sentence I’m hungry
noun roof
noun kapus vegetable
proper name Karawari
Speaker: Louis Kolisi ,Dialect: Kundiman span>
noun fishes
noun stick for stirring pot
noun beam underneath the house
noun back
noun sickness
phrase today
noun children
noun flying fox (pl. flying foxes)
phrase my elder brother
noun younger sister
phrase one man
noun younger brother
sentence I see you
phrase one whiteman
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun husband
noun tongue
sentence look at me
sentence don’t come here (imperative)
noun; phrase paddle blade
noun coconut husk
noun; phrase hole in ground for house post
phrase my big pig
phrase your [house]
noun; phrase two small fish baskets
phrase short men
Speaker: Chris Nick ,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun leg
noun sago pulp baskets
noun small stool
noun local fishing hook made of sago thorn
noun belly
noun white egret
numeral five
noun stool
noun sipan fruit seeds
noun tooth (pl. teeth)
noun; phrase rotten coconut
noun all black pig
sentence you didn’t see me
noun wind
noun feather (pl. feathers)
noun leaf costume
noun black palm
noun boy
noun knife
noun name
sentence you are lying to me
noun male pig
noun pig
sentence I will give the pig to you later
sentence you gave the pig to me already
noun fern
adjective middle
noun small cooking broom
noun star (pl. stars)