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afwafwa
n. beat coconut fiber
bookmarkatcatcaiyu
v. to emit sound from a bottle or coconut
bookmarketcei nohon
n. beat coconut fiber
bookmarkgirigiri
n. coconut basket
bookmarkincopau
n. a coconut with a sweet husk
bookmarkinhamese an neaig
n. an old coconut
bookmarkinligighap
n. the thick end of a coconut leaf used as a target
bookmarkinmaan
n. old coconut leaves
bookmarkinmaleaig
n. a grove of coconuts
bookmarkinpotaliglighap
n. the thick end of a coconut leaf, used as a mark for throwing spears at; also "inpotin lilighap"
bookmarkinraurua
n. coconut leaves for a net
bookmarkintal eref nein
inyidjighos
n. the center rib of the coconut leaf
bookmarkmaputu-ligighap
n. the stem of a coconut leaf used for a butt
bookmarknafakaka
n. a blossom; the spathe of a coconut used as light; also "nafaketa"
bookmarknafakeka
n. coconut spathes
bookmarkneaig aged
n. a spotted coconut
bookmarkneaig ahi
n. a white coconut
bookmarkneaig cap
n. a red coconut
bookmarkneaig milmat
n. a green coconut
bookmarkneandel
neiang
neiang mesei
neijip
n. a mat of coconut leaf
bookmarknenis
n. cloth of coconut tree; anything useless. Ek idivaig nenis ainyak, I am quite useless
bookmarknesgan nevig
n. a fresh coconut
bookmarkneudan tauoc neaig
n. the center sprout of a coconut tree
bookmarkneyaiñ
nidintaueuc
n. new coconut leaves
bookmarknimtahuged
n. the holes in a coconut
bookmarknirac intam henain
niriñ neyaiñ
nisil
n. the center rib of the coconut leaflet; wire
bookmarknispahos
n. coconut leaves, plaited for covering ridge of roof
bookmarkniʧin neiang
nofar
n. a native pudding made with yam and coconut
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nuden
n. coconut leaves in the middle of the cluster, neither old nor new
bookmarknuputuligighap
n. stem of coconut leaf
bookmarkuleme
adj. sour, applied to the water in coconuts
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Talking Dictionary produced by K. David Harrison, Gregory D. S. Anderson and Jeremy Fahringer. Botanical consultants: Michael J. Balick, Gregory M. Plunkett and Sean Thackurdeen. (2015-2018)
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