Stresemann (1918a): Paulohi
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| aaha | aaha | ‘look up, lie behind’; ‘nach oben blicken, hintenüberliegen’ |
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| aale | aale | ‘closed’; ‘geschlossen sein’ |
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| aau | aau | ‘sign’; ‘Schild’ |
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| af'mata-i | afʔmata-i | ‘fireplace, ash’; ‘Feuerstelle, Asche’ |
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| afai | afai | ‘what?’; ‘was?’ |
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| afu | afu | ‘fire’; ‘Feuer’ |
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| afu lasi-ni | afu lasi-ni | ‘glow of the fire’; ‘das Glimmen des Feuers’ |
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| afu latu-i | afu latu-i | ‘fire spark’; ‘Feuerfunke’ |
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| afumata-i | afumata-i | ‘fireplace’; ‘Feuerstelle’ |
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| aha | aha | ‘paddle’; ‘rudern’; ‘berdajong’ |
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| aha | aha | ‘roof’; ‘atap’ |
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| aha-e | aha-e | ‘sweep upwards, place over the back’; ‘aufwärts kehren, hintenüber legen’ |
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| ahesi | ahesi | ‘sneeze’; ‘niessen’ |
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| ahi | ahi | ‘hook, hang on a hook’; ‘anhaken, einem Haken aufhängen’ |
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| ahi minae | ahi minae | ‘pull trigger’; ‘den Gewehrhahn spannen’ |
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| ahil-e | ahil-e | ‘fishing hook’; ‘Angelhaken’; ‘kail’ |
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| ahulae mata-i | ahulae mata-i | ‘stare at’; ‘anstarren’ |
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| ai | ai | ‘wood, tree’; ‘Holz, Baum’ |
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| ai ai-ni | ai ai-ni | ‘(grown) tree’; ‘(gewachsener) Baum’ |
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| ai ai-ni | ai ai-ni | ‘wood of the tree, tree’; ‘das Holz des Baumes, der Baum’ |
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| ai apu-i | ai apu-i | ‘pith of the tree’; ‘Mark des Baumes’ |
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| ai fue-i | ai fue-i | ‘base of tree trunk, (also in general:) tree’; ‘Basis des Baumstammes, (auch allg.:) Baum’ |
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| ai fue-i | ai fue-i | ‘Baum’ |
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| ai hata-i | ai hata-i | ‘tree trunk’; ‘Baumstamm’ |
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| ai hua-i | ai hua-i | ‘fruit’; ‘Frucht’ |
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| ai lau-ni | ai lau-ni | ‘leaf’; ‘Blatt’ |
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| ai lau-ni | ai lau-ni | ‘tree leaf’; ‘Baumblatt’ |
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| ai lawani | ai lawani | ‘ko. poison tree’; ‘der Giftbaum’; ‘Antiaris toxicaria Lesch’ |
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| ai samale | ai samale | ‘tree’; ‘ein Baum’; ‘Metrosideros vera Lindl’ |
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| ai sana-i | ai sana-i | ‘branch’; ‘Ast’ |
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| ai sinit-i | ai sinit-i | ‘board’; ‘Brett’ |
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| ai tetu-i | ai tetu-i | ‘treetops’; ‘Wipfel’ |
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| ai tuet-i | ai tuet-i | ‘tree stump’; ‘Baumstumpf’ |
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| ai una-i | ai una-i | ‘wood pulp, sawdust’; ‘Holzmulm, Sägespäne’ |
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| ai waat-i | ai waat-i | ‘root, medicine, remedy’; ‘Wurzel, Medizin, Heilmittel’; ‘akar’ |
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| ai wehur-i | ai wehur-i | ‘tree bark’; ‘Baumrinde’ |
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| aia | aia | ‘prince, king’; ‘Fürst, König’ |
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| aikaran-e | aikaran-e | ‘horse’; ‘Pferd’ |
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| ai-lahai | ai-lahai | ‘sand’; ‘Sand’ |
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| ainuu | ainuu | ‘black pox, pockmark’; ‘scharze Pocken, Pockennarbe’ |
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| aiwani | aiwani | ‘ugly, evil’; ‘hässlich, böse’ |
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| a-kakila | a-kakila | ‘wild, shy (of pets)’; ‘wild sein, scheu sein (von Haustieren)’ |
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| akakut-e | akakut-e | ‘pole’; ‘Stange’ |
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| a-ka-riku | a-ka-riku | ‘excited’; ‘aufgeregt sein’ |
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| ake-i | ake-i | ‘his ankle, (tree) gnarls, (bamboo) internode’; ‘sein Knöchel, (Baum-) Knorren, (Bambus-) Internodium’ |
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| akun-e | akun-e | ‘market’; ‘Markt’ |
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| ala | ala | ‘chin, lower jaw’; ‘Kinn, Unterkiefer’ |
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| ala | ala | ‘scratch’; ‘kratzen’ |
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| ala-ala | ala-ala | ‘hornbill’; ‘Jahrvogel’; ‘Rhyticeros plicatus (Penn.)’ |
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| ala-e | ala-e | ‘hoarse’; ‘heiser sein’ |
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| a-la-keke | a-la-keke | ‘giggle (of cuscus)’; ‘kichern (vom Kuskus)’ |
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| a-lalaha | a-lalaha | ‘naked’; ‘nackt sein’ |
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| alarurit-e | alarurit-e | ‘lined up, string (beads, coconuts etc.)’; ‘das Aufgereihte, die Schnur (Perlen, Kokosnüsse etc.)’ |
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| a-la-ruu | a-la-ruu | ‘argue with words’; ‘mit Worten streiten’ |
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| alat-e | alat-e | ‘mast boot’; ‘Mastschuh’ |
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| alawane | alawane | ‘whale’; ‘Pottwal’; ‘Physeter macrocephalus L.’ |
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| ale | ale | ‘wave with your hand’; ‘mit der Hand winken’ |
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| ale | ale | ‘you’; ‘du’ |
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| ale-e | ale-e | ‘close tightly (trans.)’; ‘fest schliessen (trans.)’ |
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| alema | alema | ‘wag, rock, wiggle’; ‘wedeln, schaukeln, wackeln’ |
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| ama | ama | ‘father’; ‘Vater’ |
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| a-mala-e | a-mala-e | ‘thirsty’; ‘durstig sein’ |
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| a-mamua- | a-mamua- | ‘yawn’; ‘gähnen’ |
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| a-ma-naa | a-ma-naa | ‘steal’; ‘stehlen’ |
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| amanaa-e | amanaa-e | ‘steal from (someone)’; ‘(jmd.) bestehlen’ |
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| amanaat-e | amanaat-e | ‘thief’; ‘Dieb’ |
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| aman-e | aman-e | ‘locality, district, province’; ‘Ortschaft, Bezirk, Provinz’ |
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| amane lei-n-i | amane lei-n-i | ‘area around a place’; ‘die nächste Umgebung der Ortschaft’ |
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| amau | amau | ‘body hair (as opposed to head hair)’; ‘Körperhaar (Ggs. Haupthaar)’ |
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| ami | ami | ‘we (excl.)’; ‘wir (excl.)’ |
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| amoul-e | amoul-e | ‘mute one’; ‘der Stumme’ |
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| amu | amu | ‘betel vine’; ‘sirih’; ‘Piper betle L.’ |
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| ana | ana | ‘child’; ‘Kind’ |
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| ana | ana | ‘stepchild’; ‘Stiefkind’ |
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| ana | ana | ‘weave’; ‘flechten’; ‘anjam’ |
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| ana hua | ana hua | ‘bastard’; ‘uneheliches Kind’ |
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| ana kakau | ana kakau | ‘infant’; ‘Säugling’ |
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| ana lalaha | ana lalaha | ‘twins’; ‘Zwillinge’ |
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| ana turi | ana turi | ‘son in law, daughter in law’; ‘Schwiegersohn, Schwiegertochter’ |
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| anai | anai | ‘child (secondary form of ana2)’; ‘Kind (Nebenform von |fi{ana2)’ |
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| ane | ane | ‘eat’; ‘essen’ |
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| ane-ane | ane-ane | ‘food’; ‘Speise’ |
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| anepa | anepa | ‘perennial’; ‘eine Staude’; ‘Elettaria musaceae Horanin (Fam. Scitamineen)’ |
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| anin-e | anin-e | ‘wind’; ‘Wind’ |
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| anine (tawaeni) e-murina | anine (tawaeni) e-murina | ‘wind (sea) is calm’; ‘Wind (Meer) ist ruhig’ |
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| āpa | aːpa | ‘call, scream’; ‘rufen, schreien’ |
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| apat-e | apat-e | ‘ulcer’; ‘Geschwür’ |
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| a-pole | a-pole | ‘round’; ‘rund sein’; ‘bulat’ |
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| apu | apu | ‘stomach’; ‘Magen’ |
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| ar[i]hotul-e | ar[i]hotul-e | ‘whistle’; ‘Pfiff’ |
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| aran-e | aran-e | ‘coal’; ‘Kohle’; ‘aran’ |
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| arapá | araˈpa | ‘kid, joke’; ‘scherzen, Witze machen’ |
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| ari | ari | ‘dig’; ‘graben’ |
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| arihotu | arihotu | ‘whistle’; ‘pfeifen, flöten’ |
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| arpuput-e | arpuput-e | ‘firefly’; ‘Leuchtkäfer’ |
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| aru | aru | ‘scratch, scratches, cross out’; ‘ritzen, schrammen, durchstreichen’; ‘garut’ |
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| aru-e | aru-e | ‘stir, write’; ‘umrühren, schreiben’ |
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| aru-i | aru-i | ‘his tail’; ‘sein Schwanz’ |
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| arun-e | arun-e | ‘sarong’; ‘Sarong’ |
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| arut-e | arut-e | ‘rough canvas, rice sack made from it’; ‘grobe Leinwand, (der daraus gefertigte) Reissack’ |