Collins (1982b): East Makian
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Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
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ada | ˈada | ‘exist, there is’ |
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ahito | aˈhito | ‘show’ |
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ai | ˈai | ‘tree’ |
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alo | ˈalo | ‘grasp, catch’ |
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aŋka | ˈaŋka | ‘number’ |
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aru | ˈaru | ‘stirring paddle’ |
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aru besi | ˈaru ˈbesi | ‘iron spatula’ |
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atur | ˈatur | ‘arrange’ |
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atut | ˈatut | ‘touch’ |
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baku | ˈbaku | ‘sago’ |
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balas | ˈbalas | ‘respond in kind’ |
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balat pupi | ˈbalat ˈpupi | ‘serve sago porridge’ |
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bale | ˈbale | ‘buy’ |
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baŋhalaim | baŋhaˈlaim | ‘living room’ |
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bawa | ˈbawa | ‘door’ |
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benat | ˈbenat | ‘shut (door, window), obstruct (path)’ |
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bess | bess | ‘peel, pare, skin’ |
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bet | bet | ‘cradle in arms’ |
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bibbulai | bibbuˈlai | ‘rope twisting tool’ |
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binbenat | binˈbenat | ‘wall’ |
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bita | ˈbita | ‘package’ |
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blawis | ˈblawis | ‘penetrate (?)’ |
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bola | ˈbola | ‘thread’ |
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borhak | ˈborhak | ‘shift away’ |
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bota | ˈbota | ‘hug, carry on hip (child)’ |
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bulai | buˈlai | ‘turn’ |
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bum | bum | ‘disappear’ |
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bumm | bumm | ‘disappear, lose’ |
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cako taratib | ˈtʃako taˈratib | ‘sit cross-legged’ |
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cocak | ˈtʃotʃak | ‘sip’ |
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dafi dafi | ˈdafi ˈdafi | ‘steamer’ |
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daŋto | ˈdaŋto | ‘floor or raised platform made of bamboo or wood’ |
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dego dego | ˈdeɡo ˈdeɡo | ‘split bamboo bench’ |
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dikak | ˈdikak | ‘move’ |
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dimo | ˈdimo | ‘noise’ |
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dod | dod | ‘request’ |
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dopas | ˈdopas | ‘cause to snap’ |
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dukon | ˈdukon | ‘erupt (volcano)’ |
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dumik | ˈdumik | ‘expired, finished’ |
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egan | ˈeɡan | ‘cause to shatter’ |
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em | em | ‘see’ |
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emus | ˈemus | ‘blink’ |
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eŋkar | ˈeŋkar | ‘deny’ |
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eta | ˈeta | ‘find’ |
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fandasi | fanˈdasi | ‘foundation’ |
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fati | ˈfati | ‘obstruct (path)’ |
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gail | ˈɡail | ‘poke at, touch’ |
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galapean | ɡalaˈpean | ‘wire clamp for roasting fish’ |
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gamas | ˈɡamas | ‘send’ |
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gamuno | ɡaˈmuno | ‘leave (scraps) behind’ |
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genas | ˈɡenas | ‘rip’ |
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geo | ˈɡeo | ‘sauce’ |
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giak | ˈɡiak | ‘sway, shake, bob’ |
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gogan | ˈɡoɡan | ‘hide (something)’ |
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gono | ˈɡono | ‘put’ |
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gotil | ˈɡotil | ‘sago trough’ |
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habaku | haˈbaku | ‘scrape sago pith’ |
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habesik wag | haˈbesik waɡ | ‘race boat’ |
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habess | ˈhabess | ‘compete’ |
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haboba | haˈboba | ‘call’ |
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habokak | haˈbokak | ‘bring closer together’ |
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hadud | ˈhadud | ‘carry on head’ |
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hagono | haˈɡono | ‘put’ |
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haidil | haˈidil | ‘stretch (on rising)’ |
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haiŋuŋi | haiˈŋuŋi | ‘gargle’ |
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haiy | ˈhaij | ‘feed (a child)’ |
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hajak | ˈhadʒak | ‘cast (chicken feed)’ |
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hajo | ˈhadʒo | ‘splash (someone)’ |
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hakal | ˈhakal | ‘house fence’ |
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hakaop | haˈkaop | ‘turn (it) over’ |
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hakop | ˈhakop | ‘face downwards’ |
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halail | haˈlail | ‘scrape coconut’ |
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halomik | haˈlomik | ‘gather’ |
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halopi | haˈlopi | ‘hut in a garden’ |
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haluat | haˈluat | ‘share out’ |
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hanaŋ | ˈhanaŋ | ‘argue’ |
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hapalihara | hapaliˈhara | ‘bury the dead’ |
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haparas | haˈparas | ‘shave, have a haircut’ |
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hapuak | haˈpuak | ‘rub with (stone)’ |
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haselap | haˈselap | ‘cut down, have been’ |
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hasikat | haˈsikat | ‘wash (hair)’ |
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hasiktak | haˈsiktak | ‘rub with (stone)’ |
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hasipaŋ | haˈsipaŋ | ‘pry out (thorn)’ |
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hasop | ˈhasop | ‘wipe (body)’ |
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hasselik | hasˈselik | ‘lean back’ |
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hasulit | haˈsulit | ‘grub, root about’ |
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hatalen | haˈtalen | ‘on one's back’ |
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hatalikis | hataˈlikis | ‘on one's side’ |
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hatinas | haˈtinas | ‘have a massage’ |
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hattom | ˈhattom | ‘pout’ |
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hatukal | haˈtukal | ‘change clothes’ |
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haunak | haˈunak | ‘inform’ |
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hawik | ˈhawik | ‘sun (something)’ |
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hayas | ˈhajas | ‘whisper’ |
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hool | ˈhool | ‘hit with a length of wood or iron’ |
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ihod | ˈihod | ‘run’ |
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irus | ˈirus | ‘coconut shell ladle’ |
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iyok | ˈijok | ‘weep’ |
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jajar | ˈdʒadʒar | ‘stand in line’ |
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jendela | dʒenˈdela | ‘window’ |
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kabin | ˈkabin | ‘goat’ |
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kakaluaŋ | kakaˈluaŋ | ‘tear down, cause to collapse’ |
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kakaua | kakaˈua | ‘climb (under duress)’ |
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kakaua | kakaˈua | ‘reach for’ |
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kalah | ˈkalah | ‘lose’ |
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kalai | kaˈlai | ‘pound’ |
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kaluaŋ | kaˈluaŋ | ‘collapse, fallen down’ |
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kamar | ˈkamar | ‘room’ |
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kapid | ˈkapid | ‘snap finger on (another's hand)’ |
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kasian | kaˈsian | ‘too bad’ |
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katt | katt | ‘thatch peg of bamboo’ |
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kautik | kaˈutik | ‘shout’ |
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kawele | kaˈwele | ‘hang’ |
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kerja | ˈkerdʒa | ‘work’ |
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kidam niwi | ˈkidam ˈniwi | ‘remove coconut husk’ |
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kinit | ˈkinit | ‘pinch’ |
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kiu | ˈkiu | ‘fear’ |
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kuba | ˈkuba | ‘slit throat (Islamic ritual slaughter)’ |
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kulai | kuˈlai | ‘stir’ |
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kulan | ˈkulan | ‘earthenware pot, iron skillet, wok’ |
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kutan | ˈkutan | ‘ask’ |
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kuyum | ˈkujum | ‘body grime’ |
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lail | ˈlail | ‘coconut scraping tool’ |
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lala | ˈlala | ‘blood’ |
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lalan | ˈlalan | ‘road, path, way’ |
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lante | ˈlante | ‘floor (on ground level)’ |
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leb | leb | ‘ignite’ |
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lebo | ˈlebo | ‘flame’ |
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leger | ˈleɡer | ‘foundation’ |
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lelai | leˈlai | ‘insult, cuss out’ |
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liba | ˈliba | ‘drive away’ |
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loba | ˈloba | ‘sago container’ |
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lois | ˈlois | ‘steal’ |
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loteŋ | ˈloteŋ | ‘attic’ |
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luk | luk | ‘squat’ |
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lukuluku | lukuˈluku | ‘squatting’ |
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magagi | maˈɡaɡi | ‘shaken’ |
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magesi | maˈɡesi | ‘burn crisp, thoroughly destroyed by fire’ |
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magun | ˈmaɡun | ‘quiet’ |
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mailiŋak | maiˈliŋak | ‘forget’ |
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makaeta | makaˈeta | ‘meet’ |
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makahayaso | makahaˈjaso | ‘whisper to each other’ |
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makauju | makaˈudʒu | ‘one on top of the other’ |
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maladua | malaˈdua | ‘sit with legs stretched forward’ |
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malasam | maˈlasam | ‘shiver’ |
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mama | ˈmama | ‘grope in the dark’ |
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mamasula | mamaˈsula | ‘thief’ |
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manao | maˈnao | ‘breath’ |
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manau | maˈnau | ‘rest’ |
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maŋaku | maˈŋaku | ‘admit to, agree to’ |
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manitap | maˈnitap | ‘work’ |
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mapup | ˈmapup | ‘cough’ |
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masula | maˈsula | ‘thief’ |
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matal | ˈmatal | ‘itchy’ |
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mau | ˈmau | ‘want’ |
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mayuyu | maˈjuju | ‘sleepy’ |
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maɲasal | maˈɲasal | ‘regret’ |
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megan | ˈmeɡan | ‘shattered (plate)’ |
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mesel | ˈmesel | ‘stone (cement) wall’ |
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mlayo | ˈmlajo | ‘splashed’ |
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momoŋok | moˈmoŋok | ‘forget’ |
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mosi | ˈmosi | ‘satiated’ |
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msisseh | mˈsisseh | ‘twitch’ |
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mtet | mtet | ‘fall’ |
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mul | mul | ‘go home, return’ |
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musala | muˈsala | ‘mat’ |
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nablawis | naˈblawis | ‘penetrated’ |
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namat | ˈnamat | ‘chop off’ |
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nani | ˈnani | ‘sago mattock’ |
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natut | ˈnatut | ‘stubbed’ |
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ncebak | nˈtʃebak | ‘approach’ |
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ncisseh | nˈtʃisseh | ‘twitch’ |
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ndudus | nˈdudus | ‘fall (ripe fruit)’ |
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ŋahaŋ | ˈŋahaŋ | ‘grunt (pig)’ |
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ŋarak | ˈŋarak | ‘grow’ |
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ŋiŋahin | ŋiˈŋahin | ‘pot support’ |
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nhabito | nhaˈbito | ‘nearby’ |
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nhasshathakki | nhasshatˈhakki | ‘extremely near, right up against’ |
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niwi | ˈniwi | ‘coconut’ |
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nmada | nˈmada | ‘ripe’ |
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nmasa | nˈmasa | ‘cooked’ |
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nnat | nnat | ‘sedimentate’ |
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ohal | ˈohal | ‘rub (aches)’ |
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oik | ˈoik | ‘don't’ |
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oŋat | ˈoŋat | ‘pole used to knoch down fruits’ |
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op | op | ‘hide (oneself)’ |
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otal | ˈotal | ‘strangle, choke’ |
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pa | pa | ‘carry on shoulder’ |
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pacitakan | patʃiˈtakan | ‘sao mold leveler’ |
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pada | ˈpada | ‘rap with knuckles’ |
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paga | ˈpaɡa | ‘break’ |
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pake | ˈpake | ‘wear’ |
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paken | ˈpaken | ‘clothes’ |
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palan | ˈpalan | ‘open (door)’ |
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palas | ˈpalas | ‘pay’ |
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paŋin | ˈpaŋin | ‘get up’ |
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papan | ˈpapan | ‘board’ |
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papan tulis | ˈpapan ˈtulis | ‘black board’ |
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paruda | paˈruda | ‘grate’ |
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paso | ˈpaso | ‘serving bowl for sago porridge’ |
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patin | ˈpatin | ‘yank out’ |
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pe | pe | ‘do, make’ |
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pe | pe | ‘twist fibre into rope’ |
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pilih | ˈpilih | ‘choose’ |
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piriŋ | ˈpiriŋ | ‘plate’ |
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piss | piss | ‘lick’ |
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piyi | ˈpiji | ‘whistle’ |
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poci | ˈpotʃi | ‘water vessel with spout’ |
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poroco | poˈrotʃo | ‘basket’ |
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posa | ˈposa | ‘boil’ |
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posol | ˈposol | ‘unfasten (knots)’ |
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powolan | poˈwolan | ‘bamboo 'spine' of thatch’ |
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puko | ˈpuko | ‘corner’ |
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pupi | ˈpupi | ‘porridge made of sago pith’ |
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putar | ˈputar | ‘turn’ |
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rube | ˈrube | ‘large earthen water vessel’ |
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sa | sa | ‘climb (tree)’ |
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saada | saˈada | ‘sneeze’ |
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sada | ˈsada | ‘face’ |
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sahat | ˈsahat | ‘slap’ |
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saleap | saˈleap | ‘slash’ |
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saŋ | saŋ | ‘burn, bake’ |
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saŋo | ˈsaŋo | ‘answer (a question)’ |
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sapa | ˈsapa | ‘bowl’ |
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sapalik | saˈpalik | ‘exit’ |
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sapawagao | sapawaˈɡao | ‘drinking mug’ |
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sasaiy | saˈsaij | ‘broom’ |
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selap | ˈselap | ‘fell (tree)’ |
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semen | ˈsemen | ‘cement’ |
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sepak | ˈsepak | ‘kick’ |
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ser | ser | ‘desire’ |
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sikat haiyona | ˈsikat haiˈjona | ‘brush teeth’ |
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sipaŋ | ˈsipaŋ | ‘prying tool (?)’ |
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sissipaŋ | sisˈsipaŋ | ‘tool for removing coconut flesh from shell’ |
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soak | ˈsoak | ‘spill’ |
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sobak | ˈsobak | ‘throw away’ |
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sowo | ˈsowo | ‘pour water while bathing’ |
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ssodik | ˈssodik | ‘spoon’ |
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ssoya | ˈssoja | ‘pottery sago mould’ |
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ssulo | ˈssulo | ‘point out with finger’ |
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suku papat | ˈsuku ˈpapat | ‘low bench in kitchen’ |
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sulak | ˈsulak | ‘order, command’ |
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sule | ˈsule | ‘plate’ |
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suŋ | suŋ | ‘enter’ |
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surambi | suˈrambi | ‘porch’ |
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susun | ˈsusun | ‘arrange’ |
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taban | ˈtaban | ‘later, wait’ |
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tabee | taˈbee | ‘burnt’ |
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tadopas | taˈdopas | ‘snapped’ |
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tagenas | taˈɡenas | ‘torn’ |
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taibiklak | taiˈbiklak | ‘accidentally knocked down’ |
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taisudik | taiˈsudik | ‘slipped’ |
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takik | ˈtakik | ‘accidentally struck’ |
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tam | tam | ‘reply (to a greeting)’ |
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tan | tan | ‘press’ |
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tanak | ˈtanak | ‘cover (with a lid)’ |
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tanam | ˈtanam | ‘plant’ |
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tanawan | taˈnawan | ‘remember’ |
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tano jja | ˈtano dʒdʒa | ‘gaze upward’ |
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tapaga | taˈpaɡa | ‘broken’ |
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tapin | ˈtapin | ‘kitchen’ |
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taplod | ˈtaplod | ‘explode’ |
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tarima | taˈrima | ‘receive’ |
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tas | tas | ‘bag, suitcase’ |
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tatampa | taˈtampa | ‘winnowing basket, sifting basket’ |
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te | te | ‘no, not’ |
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tebal | ˈtebal | ‘shoot (gun)’ |
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teden | ˈteden | ‘connect (ropes), splice (?)’ |
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tega | ˈteɡa | ‘carry in hand, lift’ |
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tetal-tetal | tetal-ˈtetal | ‘chop up, dice’ |
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tiba | ˈtiba | ‘bucket’ |
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timo | ˈtimo | ‘crush (louse)’ |
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tinas | ˈtinas | ‘massage’ |
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tindis | ˈtindis | ‘press down’ |
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titeden | tiˈteden | ‘connection’ |
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tobi | ˈtobi | ‘descend’ |
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tolaŋ | ˈtolaŋ | ‘stay behind’ |
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toŋ | toŋ | ‘bark’ |
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top | top | ‘hit with a stone’ |
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torop | ˈtorop | ‘bamboo tube used to blow on flames’ |
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tou | ˈtou | ‘pour (on plants, fire, dust)’ |
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tukal | ˈtukal | ‘change’ |
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tul | tul | ‘jab (with finger)’ |
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tuli | ˈtuli | ‘sleep’ |
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tuli em | ˈtuli em | ‘dream’ |
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tut | tut | ‘punch’ |
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uas | ˈuas | ‘wash’ |
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udul | ˈudul | ‘basket of bamboo’ |
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uiŋ | ˈuiŋ | ‘snore’ |
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ukir | ˈukir | ‘carve’ |
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untuŋ | ˈuntuŋ | ‘win’ |
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uto | ˈuto | ‘hill’ |
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uwat | ˈuwat | ‘mountain’ |
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wag | waɡ | ‘sailboat’ |
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wagik | ˈwaɡik | ‘sell’ |
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wala | ˈwala | ‘rope’ |
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walo | ˈwalo | ‘rope, line’ |
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wulona | wuˈlona | ‘feelings’ |
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yag | jaɡ | ‘jump’ |
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yalo | ˈjalo | ‘take out’ |
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yaŋo | ˈjaŋo | ‘shade, image’ |
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yatis | ˈjatis | ‘cooking tongs of bamboo, tongs for coals’ |
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yawa | ˈjawa | ‘search for’ |
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ɲo | ɲo | ‘dog’ |
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‒li | ˈ‒li | ‘interior’ |