OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Entry record from Pinto (2004): Makalero

Page number: 39

dula

•  when drinking some kind of alcohol and having drunk the rest (?); one feels dizzy as if (?) eating bitter (poisonous?) beans and feeling dizzy.

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dulabodo

•  to eat something alone (?).

Literally: dula 'to be dizzy' (?); bodo 'stingy, miserly'

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dulabo'r

•  to tie a pig or a dog; to constantly tie it; killing it; xxx.

Literally: dula 'to be dizzy'; bo'r 'to tie up'

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duladane

•  xxx some disease which; when a person is affected; make them very dizzy / faint.

Literally: dula "to be dizzy'; dane 'to move, lift'

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dulade're

•  to let go of a pig; only one fire so it is dead is called this (?).

Literally: dula 'to be dizzy' (?); de're 'to release, let go' (bound form) (?)

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duladomor

•  if children are naughty; to watch them so they don't xxx.

Literally: dula 'to be dizzy' (?); xxx

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dulafaa

•  (if someone) drinks some kind of alcohol and their face is all red; their friends will reprimand them.

Literally: dula 'drunk, dizzy'; faa 'IMMEDIATE, be about to'

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