Elmberg (1968a): Maybrat
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-a | -a | ‘nearness, what?’ (eng) |
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-ä | -e | ‘empty’ (eng) |
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a | a | ‘certain, in to, of, for, liana, slender stem, "rope" (descent unit)’ (eng) |
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aäro | aero | ‘ventral fin’ (eng) |
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ach | ax | ‘frog’ (eng) |
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afá | aˈɸa | ‘giant nettle, mango’ (eng) |
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afä | aɸe | ‘not yet’ (eng) |
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afan | aɸan | ‘tree grub’ (eng) |
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afi | aɸi | ‘leaf of sago-palm’ (eng) |
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afo | aɸo | ‘precise, at once’ (eng) |
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air | air | ‘dove’ (eng) |
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aj | aj | ‘yes, couple, two, water, river’ (eng) |
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aj mómo | aj ˈmomo | ‘most distant (of two), outermost’ (eng) |
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ajn | ajn | ‘drum’ (eng) |
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ajó | aˈjo | ‘where?’ (eng) |
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ajt | ajt | ‘he, him’ (eng) |
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aju | aju | ‘sun’ (eng) |
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ajuóch | ajuˈox | ‘cloud’ (eng) |
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äk | ek | ‘hen of the yellow bird of paradise’ (eng) |
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aká | aˈka | ‘wind-screen, consisting of sloping roof, house on a swidden’ (eng) |
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aká remó | aˈka reˈmo | ‘house for mother and new-born child whose walls of remó-leaves are supposed to make the child "fat"’ (eng) |
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akar | akar | ‘bark-cloth for women’ (eng) |
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akiar | akiar | ‘banyan-tree, various Ficus species’ (eng) |
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akin | akin | ‘tinder (of banana-leaves or sugar-palm)’ (eng) |
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ako | ako | ‘hole, opening, cave’ (eng) |
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akoch | akox | ‘crocodile, turtle’ (eng) |
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akum | akum | ‘honey-bee’ (eng) |
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aku(n) | aku(n) | ‘something growing, still small, “feast”’ (eng) |
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am | am | ‘rain-hood’ (eng) |
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äm | em | ‘tunnel (ceremonial language) (terminated 1 6 1967)’ (eng) |
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am metús | am meˈtus | ‘embroidered "pocket-book" of pandanus-leaves for men’ (eng) |
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amot | amot | ‘gift, present, “interest”’ (eng) |
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ampar | ampar | ‘scaffolding, grating (to sleep on)’ (eng) |
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amu | amu | ‘we, us’ (eng) |
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amúr | aˈmur | ‘darkness’ (eng) |
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an | an | ‘fat, fertile, hot, female force, narrow’ (eng) |
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ana | ana | ‘fence, something intertwined’ (eng) |
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ani | ani | ‘cord’ (eng) |
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anja | anja | ‘each other’ (eng) |
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ano | ano | ‘bitter, sharp, female’ (eng) |
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anu | anu | ‘you (plural)’ (eng) |
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aót | ˈaot | ‘spittle’ (eng) |
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apách | aˈpax | ‘edible fungus’ (eng) |
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apán | aˈpan | ‘snake’ (eng) |
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apát | aˈpat | ‘cleared path or place’ (eng) |
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api | api | ‘mother dema’ (eng) |
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apit | apit | ‘banana’ (eng) |
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apu | apu | ‘bush-knife’ (eng) |
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apuk | apuk | ‘lizard’ (eng) |
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apúo | aˈpuo | ‘fog’ (eng) |
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ara | ara | ‘tree, curdle, little (out of diverse kinds)’ (eng) |
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ara komik | ara komik | ‘(tobacco-) pipe’ (eng) |
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ara mará | ara maˈra | ‘tree-trunk’ (eng) |
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ara n'so | ara nso | ‘cleft stick’ (eng) |
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ara täkóf | ara teˈkoɸ | ‘forked poles upon which floor of house rests’ (eng) |
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ara tepis | ara tepis | ‘sticks used as basis for floor-weave’ (eng) |
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aran | aran | ‘nuclear family, small work-group, only’ (eng) |
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arin | arin | ‘far away, place outside speaker's own region’ (eng) |
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arir | arir | ‘main post supporting the roof of a feast house’ (eng) |
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arit | arit | ‘certain kingfisher, bird form of energy’ (eng) |
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arnú | arˈnu | ‘post in a feast house’ (eng) |
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aro | aro | ‘anything at all, little’ (eng) |
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aru mon | aru mon | ‘black pigment’ (eng) |
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arur | arur | ‘"the meeting place" (a pattern on textiles; bark cloth and on pandanus products)’ (eng) |
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arus | arus | ‘tree, its edible leaves’ (eng); ‘Gnetum gnemon’ (lat) |
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as | as | ‘humidity, sap’ (eng) |
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asám | aˈsam | ‘sugar-cane’ (eng) |
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ase | ase | ‘big, what makes big’ (eng) |
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aser | aser | ‘drying rack above fire-place’ (eng) |
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asi | asi | ‘collection’ (eng) |
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asia | asia | ‘ring of rolled lianas, (target for spear-throwers)’ (eng) |
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aso | aso | ‘digging stick’ (eng) |
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at | at | ‘food, creation’ (eng) |
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atá | aˈta | ‘crayfish, tail (?), down the river, left side’ (eng) |
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atáf | aˈtaɸ | ‘iron-wood, backbone’ (eng) |
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ate | ate | ‘spear’ (eng) |
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ati | ati | ‘planter, founder, chief, superior’ (eng) |
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atiät | atiet | ‘body killed by spear ("dema food")’ (eng) |
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atif | atiɸ | ‘species of kangaroo’ (eng) |
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atin | atin | ‘ear-ring pendant’ (eng) |
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ato | ato | ‘what attracts’ (eng) |
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aton | aton | ‘cloud of breath’ (eng) |
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atu | atu | ‘hill where the Tu-dema lives, fire-tongs, fork for eating sago’ (eng) |
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áu | ˈau | ‘down in the earth, under’ (eng) |
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aw | aw | ‘she, her, it’ (eng) |
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awájt | aˈwajt | ‘mango-fruit’ (eng) |
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awáw | aˈwaw | ‘blackened’ (eng) |
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awé | aˈwe | ‘who?, slave’ (eng) |
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awf | awɸ | ‘sago flour, sometimes used also for sago porridge, semen’ (eng) |
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awi | awi | ‘(connected with) two’ (eng) |
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awiak | awiak | ‘taro’ (eng) |
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awiét | awiˈet | ‘pandanus-fruit, large fruit, white coocatoo’ (eng) |
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awiét tach | awiˈet tax | ‘pandaus leaf’ (eng) |
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awm | awm | ‘(bone-)dagger, sharp awl’ (eng) |
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awo | awo | ‘which?’ (eng) |
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awt | awt | ‘steep hill, mountain’ (eng) |
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cf nana | cɸ nana | ‘head’ (eng) |
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cha | xa | ‘male, cold force, active, cooling, taro-stalking, ghost, right’ (eng) |
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chä | xe | ‘secret knowledge’ (eng) |
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cha chapák | xa xaˈpak | ‘tern (bird)’ (eng) |
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cha ferir | xa ɸerir | ‘tree with phosphorescent light (prob. fungi)’ (eng) |
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cha ferúr | xa ɸeˈrur | ‘"red spirit" active at Uon-initiation’ (eng) |
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cha joch | xa jox | ‘bush carrying raspberry-like fruit’ (eng) |
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cha m'pa | xa mpa | ‘gong’ (eng) |
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cha nána | xa ˈnana | ‘skull’ (eng) |
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cha riéf | xa riˈeɸ | ‘aromatic oil’ (eng); ‘massoi, kulit lawang’ (ind) |
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cha rif | xa riɸ | ‘aromatic oil’ (eng); ‘massoi, kulit lawang’ (ind) |
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cha serä | xa sere | ‘hungry’ (eng) |
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chach | xax | ‘help’ (eng) |
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chafot | xaɸot | ‘wooden fork supporting home’ (eng) |
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chafra | xaɸra | ‘spirit-stone, magic stone’ (eng) |
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chaj | xaj | ‘corpse, funeral feast’ (eng) |
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chajách | xaˈjax | ‘different, cough, ghost that enters sleeping people and talks through them’ (eng) |
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chajáw | xaˈjaw | ‘ginger’ (eng) |
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chaji | xaji | ‘whence?’ (eng) |
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cham | xam | ‘ache’ (eng) |
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chamit | xamit | ‘snake dema’ (eng) |
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chamoch | xamox | ‘warm ashes’ (eng) |
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chaniách | xaniˈax | ‘snore’ (eng) |
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chapach ejok | xapax ejok | ‘seven’ (eng) |
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chapach sow | xapax sow | ‘six’ (eng) |
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chapach tiét | xapax tiˈet | ‘nine’ (eng) |
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chapach tuf | xapax tuɸ | ‘eight’ (eng) |
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chapan | xapan | ‘bead, necklace’ (eng) |
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chapat | xapat | ‘swingle’ (eng) |
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chapis | xapis | ‘cut to pieces’ (eng) |
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chapit chari | xapit xari | ‘feast at which the navel of a new-born infant is anointed with massoi-juice’ (eng) |
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chapu | xapu | ‘spirit in shape of animal (that warns with cry)’ (eng) |
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char | xar | ‘dema, pandanus-palm’ (eng) |
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chará | xaˈra | ‘pound, crush’ (eng) |
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charä nefit | xare neɸit | ‘ashamed, bashful’ (eng) |
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chará watā | xaˈra watā | ‘butterfly’ (eng) |
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charát | xaˈrat | ‘exchange gift present on occasion of decease, pay fines’ (eng) |
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charé | xaˈre | ‘sit’ (eng) |
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chareá | xareˈa | ‘wait’ (eng) |
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charén | xaˈren | ‘tail, buttock, vagina, bottom’ (eng) |
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charén atách | xaˈren aˈtax | ‘hams’ (eng) |
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charen mes | xaren mes | ‘menstruation’ (eng) |
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chari | xari | ‘pinch, stimulate, bark, bark-cloth, massoi-bark and -juice’ (eng) |
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charios | xarios | ‘creeper (given to pregnant woman as medicine)’ (eng) |
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charir | xarir | ‘scratch (oneself)’ (eng) |
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charis | xaris | ‘viginal interior, regional tunnel’ (eng) |
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charit | xarit | ‘house built in a tree’ (eng) |
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charit ruian | xarit ruian | ‘square guard-house on poles, without bark walls’ (eng) |
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charóf | xaˈroɸ | ‘skilful’ (eng) |
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charók | xaˈrok | ‘bird’ (eng) |
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charópit | xaˈropit | ‘navel’ (eng) |
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charowo | xarowo | ‘tired’ (eng) |
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chas | xas | ‘bundle (particularly of bast or bark-cloth)’ (eng) |
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chasá | xaˈsa | ‘coastal people, language in Kokas’ (eng) |
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chat | xat | ‘notice, know, tattooing’ (eng) |
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chatä | xate | ‘lice’ (eng) |
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chatám | xaˈtam | ‘mould for planting’ (eng) |
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chatam ara | xatam ara | ‘cultivated plant’ (eng); ‘Saccharum edule’ (lat) |
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chaúm | ˈxaum | ‘dagger of cassowary bone’ (eng) |
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chaw | xaw | ‘bush with heart-shaped leaves, violet underneath (grown in swiddens for magic protection)’ (eng) |
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chawe | xawe | ‘will’ (eng) |
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chawe m'poch | xawe mpox | ‘lazy, slow’ (eng) |
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chawerék | xaweˈrek | ‘bamboo mug for palm-wine’ (eng) |
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chawés | xaˈwes | ‘certain birds, associated with stars’ (eng) |
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che | xe | ‘sudden, surprise’ (eng) |
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cheréch | xeˈrex | ‘thick’ (eng) |
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cheróch | xeˈrox | ‘hole, gap’ (eng) |
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cherók | xeˈrok | ‘repay, return’ (eng) |
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chi | xi | ‘agathis resin ("copal")’ (eng) |
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chian | xian | ‘capal torch’ (eng) |
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china | xina | ‘kind of sweet potato, species of bamboo’ (eng) |
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cho | xo | ‘obstacle, vigorous, mountainous country, area of river's source, superior, high, right (side), bride-giver’ (eng) |
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cho fuok | xo ɸuok | ‘bird of prey (yellow-brown; large)’ (eng) |
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cho wor | xo wor | ‘"the warm tunnel", certain pattern’ (eng) |
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choch | xox | ‘breathe heavily’ (eng) |
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choch | xox | ‘large species of crane (grey-brown)’ (eng) |
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chocho | xoxo | ‘valley’ (eng) |
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chom | xom | ‘ghost returning to Tu’ (eng) |
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chos | xos | ‘species of crane (grey-brown on top; white belly; smaller)’ (eng) |
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chowej | xowej | ‘steep’ (eng) |
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chu | xu | ‘sojourn, dwell, possess’ (eng) |
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chuwá | xuˈwa | ‘stay on, whisper’ (eng) |
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chuwiak | xuwiak | ‘navel feast, birth feast’ (eng) |
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chuwiat | xuwiat | ‘birht-gift’ (eng) |
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-e | -e | ‘exhortation to act’ (eng) |
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e | e | ‘and’ (eng) |
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ej | ej | ‘a "pair", together’ (eng) |
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ejók | eˈjok | ‘two’ (eng) |
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fa | ɸa | ‘grass, turf, "bride-giver", hindrance, difficulty’ (eng) |
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fä | ɸe | ‘not, or’ (eng) |
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faís | ˈɸais | ‘stuff into, block’ (eng) |
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faj | ɸaj | ‘woman (with honorific meaning), mother, wife’ (eng) |
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faj awf | ɸaj awɸ | ‘yolk of egg’ (eng) |
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fakan | ɸakan | ‘grindstone (small)’ (eng) |
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faket | ɸaket | ‘to split (wood)’ (eng) |
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faket | ɸaket | ‘torch, wood for making spears’ (eng) |
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famu | ɸamu | ‘thigh’ (eng) |
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fan | ɸan | ‘birth-gift’ (eng) |
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fané | ɸaˈne | ‘pig’ (eng) |
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fanés | ɸaˈnes | ‘heavy’ (eng) |
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fapu | ɸapu | ‘"hidden poison" causing disease’ (eng) |
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fapuk | ɸapuk | ‘grass used to close fish-traps’ (eng) |
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far | ɸar | ‘behind very ancient’ (eng) |
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farat | ɸarat | ‘hornbill bird’ (eng) |
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fari | ɸari | ‘far away, staying behind’ (eng) |
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farir | ɸarir | ‘tended tree, used for ceremonial house building, dema, underworld’ (eng) |
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faris | ɸaris | ‘without end, still’ (eng) |
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farók | ɸaˈrok | ‘bird-shaped scoop (for palm-wine)’ (eng) |
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fat | ɸat | ‘open up, make a clearing, fell tree’ (eng) |
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fatej | ɸatej | ‘tree (in which edible beetle-grub flourish)’ (eng) |
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faw | ɸaw | ‘thrust something on someone, give generously’ (eng) |
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fefif | ɸeɸiɸ | ‘cicada’ (eng) |
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feják | ɸeˈjak | ‘"warm", initial gift of an exchange, claim’ (eng) |
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feján | ɸeˈjan | ‘outr bark-cloth (of attire)’ (eng) |
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fejit | ɸejit | ‘a dema tree (often Gnetum gnemon)’ (eng) |
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fejn | ɸejn | ‘eager, unmarried young woman’ (eng) |
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fejt | ɸejt | ‘a dema tree (often Gnetum gnemon)’ (eng) |
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fejtát | ɸejˈtat | ‘sacrificial table to ghost of recently deceased person’ (eng) |
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fen | ɸen | ‘perfect’ (eng) |
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fenák | ɸeˈnak | ‘draw a blow’ (eng) |
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feni | ɸeni | ‘use black wax in the hair (then one sees spirits)’ (eng) |
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fenie | ɸenie | ‘woman’ (eng) |
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fenié | ɸeniˈe | ‘woman’ (eng) |
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fenin fejn | ɸenin ɸejn | ‘careless’ (eng) |
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fenit | ɸenit | ‘standard of comparison myth’ (eng) |
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fenjá | ɸenˈja | ‘woman’ (eng) |
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fenja masis | ɸenja masis | ‘woman bears children’ (eng) |
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fenjá mechár | ɸenˈja meˈxar | ‘female expert of initiation and pregnancy’ (eng) |
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fenóm | ɸeˈnom | ‘to plane with bush-knife’ (eng) |
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ferir | ɸerir | ‘dissolve’ (eng) |
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ferú | ɸeˈru | ‘fly (of bird), blow out, spit out’ (eng) |
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ferús | ɸeˈrus | ‘spit out as offering’ (eng) |
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fesá | ɸeˈsa | ‘crocodile tooth’ (eng) |
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fetách ewok | ɸeˈtax ewok | ‘two halves’ (eng) |
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fetiách | ɸetiˈax | ‘day after to-morrow’ (eng) |
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fi | ɸi | ‘scent (in hunting), pungent smell, cause’ (eng) |
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fiáf | ɸiˈaɸ | ‘yellow’ (eng) |
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fiam | ɸiam | ‘riverine sheath fish’ (eng); ‘ikan sembilan’ (ind) |
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fiji | ɸiji | ‘in or by what way, how, whence’ (eng) |
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finfién | ɸinɸiˈen | ‘thin’ (eng) |
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fini | ɸini | ‘regional dema’ (eng) |
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fini mikär | ɸini miker | ‘house for initiation of women’ (eng) |
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fini mikär | ɸini miker | ‘initiation of girls’ (eng) |
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fiok | ɸiok | ‘sneeze’ (eng) |
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fit | ɸit | ‘biting burning (of taste and smell)’ (eng) |
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fitó | ɸiˈto | ‘"hot" magic, to use "hot" magic’ (eng) |
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fo | ɸo | ‘derris-root, plant-poison for catching fish, poison’ (eng) |
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fo | ɸo | ‘green’ (eng) |
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fo | ɸo | ‘here, now, will’ (eng) |
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foch | ɸox | ‘spreading heat’ (eng) |
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fokó | ɸoˈko | ‘angry’ (eng) |
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fon | ɸon | ‘thread of gnemon-bast, string, snare’ (eng) |
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fos | ɸos | ‘wind, assault, shudder (subst.)’ (eng) |
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fot | ɸot | ‘catch’ (eng) |
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fotá | ɸoˈta | ‘poison’ (eng) |
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fra | ɸra | ‘stone, gravel’ (eng) |
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frä | ɸre | ‘sacred object (hard)’ (eng) |
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fra semát | ɸra seˈmat | ‘steam-bath with heated stones’ (eng) |
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fu | ɸu | ‘sacred cave’ (eng) |
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fujá | ɸuˈja | ‘Coléus nettle for fertility magic’ (eng) |
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fum am | ɸum am | ‘fill rain-hood (am) with taro’ (eng) |
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fun | ɸun | ‘secondary funeral (bones deposited in a cave)’ (eng) |
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futióch | ɸutiˈox | ‘bark-cloth from bast of gnemon-tree (also sewn on bags or used as carrying strap)’ (eng) |
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-i | -i | ‘beside’ (eng) |
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i | i | ‘ant's egg, fish roe’ (eng) |
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iaf | iaɸ | ‘serious wound’ (eng) |
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ifó | iˈɸo | ‘to-day, now’ (eng) |
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ik | ik | ‘hen of the bird of paradise’ (eng) |
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ikor | ikor | ‘patch (on cloth)’ (eng) |
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in | in | ‘male form of dema, wind from the under-wood, monsoon wind’ (eng) |
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ipon | ipon | ‘salt ash of leaves’ (eng) |
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ir | ir | ‘trace, mark left’ (eng) |
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is | is | ‘path, yesterday’ (eng) |
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is rois | is rois | ‘day before yesterday’ (eng) |
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isách | iˈsax | ‘line, stroke’ (eng) |
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iserá | iseˈra | ‘cave’ (eng) |
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isi | isi | ‘with, together with’ (eng) |
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isia | isia | ‘hunt with dog’ (eng) |
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isó | iˈso | ‘distance, long way’ (eng) |
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itá | iˈta | ‘dry’ (eng) |
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itú | iˈtu | ‘sharp’ (eng) |
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iwiak | iwiak | ‘spider (edible)’ (eng) |
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jak | jak | ‘open’ (eng) |
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jam | jam | ‘untouched woods (on plain ground)’ (eng) |
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jaroch | jarox | ‘light, free from clouds’ (eng) |
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jaw | jaw | ‘lower, nether, western or northern’ (eng) |
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je | je | ‘again, further’ (eng) |
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ji | ji | ‘thither, whither’ (eng) |
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jir | jir | ‘imprint’ (eng) |
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jokom | jokom | ‘expert at initiation’ (eng) |
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jow | jow | ‘lower, nether, western or northern’ (eng) |
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jowen | jowen | ‘expert at initiation’ (eng) |
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ju | ju | ‘string bag, bag, opossum-pouch, vagina, woman, belt’ (eng) |
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juoch | juox | ‘grub colony, (unorganized?) group, batch’ (eng) |
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kä | ke | ‘hollow’ (eng) |
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kach | kax | ‘heap of leaves on swidden, clear for cultivation’ (eng) |
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kain | kain | ‘pandamus-leaf’ (eng) |
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kaják | kaˈjak | ‘pit, pitfall covered with branches’ (eng) |
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kajér | kaˈjer | ‘bad’ (eng) |
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kaji | kaji | ‘why’ (eng) |
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kajiók | kajiˈok | ‘eat berries’ (eng) |
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kajs | kajs | ‘thigh’ (eng) |
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kajt | kajt | ‘to him’ (eng) |
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kak | kak | ‘oppossum (collective), pig’ (eng) |
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kakáj | kaˈkaj | ‘owl’ (eng) |
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kake | kake | ‘composite fruit, bunch of jambos, fruit from rasp-berry cane’ (eng) |
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kaket | kaket | ‘right, true’ (eng) |
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kan | kan | ‘fire’ (eng) |
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kana | kana | ‘to them’ (eng) |
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kanak | kanak | ‘tjempedak-tree (variety of nanka)’ (eng) |
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kanam | kanam | ‘cooled’ (eng) |
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kanés | kaˈnes | ‘comb, elaborately carved’ (eng) |
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kanif | kaniɸ | ‘bush with strong-smelling leaves’ (eng) |
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kanit | kanit | ‘croak’ (eng) |
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kapán | kaˈpan | ‘eel’ (eng) |
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kapéjr | kaˈpejr | ‘certain area, lot’ (eng) |
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kapejr sow | kapejr sow | ‘commonality of status’ (eng) |
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kapes | kapes | ‘ghost’ (eng) |
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kapum | kapum | ‘scar-tattooing’ (eng) |
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kar | kar | ‘heart (ceremonial language)’ (eng) |
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kär | ker | ‘attaching, engaging’ (eng) |
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kär | ker | ‘attaching’ (eng) |
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karát | kaˈrat | ‘tinder-box’ (eng) |
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karef | kareɸ | ‘arrow’ (eng) |
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karek | karek | ‘carry something hanging on a pole’ (eng) |
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karok | karok | ‘bi-coloured bird, dema form’ (eng) |
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karom | karom | ‘bamboo, spon’ (eng) |
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karów | kaˈrow | ‘kind of ground-kangaroo’ (eng) |
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karú | kaˈru | ‘stroke (person or object) so that force is transmitted’ (eng) |
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karus | karus | ‘gnemon wood or tree’ (eng) |
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kas | kas | ‘sucking’ (eng) |
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kasir | kasir | ‘tree with needle-like leaves (Casuarina?)’ (eng) |
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kat | kat | ‘dry (e.g. of leaves)’ (eng) |
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katán | kaˈtan | ‘"circumcise", sever’ (eng) |
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katán po kiá | kaˈtan po kiˈa | ‘sever body-cord of deceased person’ (eng) |
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katar | katar | ‘carry something on pole, "springy tree", resilient pole under dancehouse, erection (of penis)’ (eng); ‘pikul’ (ind) |
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katum | katum | ‘tassel or braid of bast, armlet’ (eng) |
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kaw | kaw | ‘certain plant’ (eng) |
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kaw | kaw | ‘to her’ (eng) |
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kawék | kaˈwek | ‘smaller, little’ (eng) |
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kawia | kawia | ‘bush turkey, bush hen’ (eng); ‘maleo’ (ind); ‘Megapodius’ (lat) |
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kawiak | kawiak | ‘certain tree’ (eng) |
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kawian | kawian | ‘flesh’ (eng) |
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kawiat | kawiat | ‘grasp with the foot’ (eng) |
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kawor | kawor | ‘slave’ (eng) |
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kaws | kaws | ‘mouse, rat’ (eng) |
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ke | ke | ‘fruit, result’ (eng) |
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kejr | kejr | ‘poor, bad’ (eng) |
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kejt | kejt | ‘cover, stop, hug, choke, finally’ (eng) |
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kek | kek | ‘red, little child, certain poison’ (eng) |
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kemik | kemik | ‘swollen form’ (eng) |
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kemúk | keˈmuk | ‘use leaves, sponge with hot leaves’ (eng) |
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kemúr | keˈmur | ‘used the hand as a rake’ (eng) |
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kená | keˈna | ‘sacred story’ (eng) |
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kenár | keˈnar | ‘separate’ (eng) |
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kenenä | kenene | ‘beside, near but higher up’ (eng) |
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keni aj | keni aj | ‘swim’ (eng) |
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kení(o) | keˈni(o) | ‘to thee’ (eng) |
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kenit | kenit | ‘guiding principle (expressed in myths)’ (eng) |
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kenó | keˈno | ‘antidote for "red poison"’ (eng) |
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kenó po makek | keˈno po makek | ‘name of an armlet in three colours’ (eng) |
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kenú | keˈnu | ‘angry, aggressive’ (eng) |
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kepaj | kepaj | ‘crab, sea-weed’ (eng) |
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kepé | keˈpe | ‘consequence, advantage for, forced, emphasizes words immediately following’ (eng) |
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kepék | keˈpek | ‘shoulder’ (eng) |
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kepenáf | kepeˈnaɸ | ‘ceremonial gift of taro stalks’ (eng) |
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kepét | keˈpet | ‘little’ (eng) |
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kepór | keˈpor | ‘back of body’ (eng) |
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kepúm | keˈpum | ‘small zig-zag lines (a pattern)’ (eng) |
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ker | ker | ‘hanging (intrans), hovering’ (eng) |
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kerä | kere | ‘spray (from bush; tree), house where mother and child stay after the birth’ (eng) |
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kerás | keˈras | ‘beaten, hammered out’ (eng) |
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kerén | keˈren | ‘finger’ (eng) |
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kerit | kerit | ‘small part torn off’ (eng) |
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kes | kes | ‘sound, word’ (eng) |
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kesók | keˈsok | ‘will’ (eng) |
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kespó | kesˈpo | ‘speak of something’ (eng) |
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kiá | kiˈa | ‘small part, small fruit’ (eng) |
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kiés | kiˈes | ‘narrate (trans.?)’ (eng) |
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kijám | kiˈjam | ‘have fever’ (eng) |
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kiné | kiˈne | ‘little boy’ (eng) |
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kinjá | kinˈja | ‘little girl’ (eng) |
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kir | kir | ‘attaching, engaging’ (eng) |
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kir-kir | kir-kir | ‘yellow flower of bush, (girls apply to brow and cheeks to attract attention)’ (eng) |
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kit | kit | ‘bast, bark-cloth, protection’ (eng) |
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ko | ko | ‘wood adapted by shape or quality for human use’ (eng) |
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koch | kox | ‘magic means, certain tree the underworld’ (eng) |
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kofa | koɸa | ‘wood for the bow, pinang wood’ (eng) |
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kokók | koˈkok | ‘domesticated hen’ (eng) |
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komo | komo | ‘hot, excited, angry’ (eng) |
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komuk | komuk | ‘whip penis with warm leaves, bachelor’ (eng) |
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kon | kon | ‘scrotum’ (eng) |
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kopór | koˈpor | ‘trunk (of body)’ (eng) |
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kor | kor | ‘patch, darn, mesh, fishing net, landing net’ (eng) |
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koro | koro | ‘follow (after)’ (eng) |
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koru | koru | ‘swing (subst.)’ (eng) |
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kosi | kosi | ‘container, gourd, bottle’ (eng) |
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kowe | kowe | ‘fern-tree (with sparse; straight leaves)’ (eng) |
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krä | kre | ‘spray (from bush; tree), house where mother and child stay after the birth’ (eng) |
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krä natach | kre natax | ‘buttocks’ (eng) |
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kräk | krek | ‘arm-pit, hollow’ (eng) |
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krät | kret | ‘morsel of food (used as poison against former owner)’ (eng) |
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krek | krek | ‘carry something hanging on a pole’ (eng) |
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krem | krem | ‘finger’ (eng) |
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krikri | krikri | ‘constantly’ (eng) |
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krok | krok | ‘bird’ (eng) |
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krom | krom | ‘bamboo, spon’ (eng) |
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krompi | krompi | ‘bambo cither’ (eng) |
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ku | ku | ‘addition, sprout, small, child’ (eng) |
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ku ano | ku ano | ‘female child’ (eng) |
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ku atio | ku atio | ‘daughter (man speaking), son (woman speaking)’ (eng) |
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ku awe | ku awe | ‘slave’ (eng) |
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ku kek | ku kek | ‘small child (not yet initiated)’ (eng) |
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ku mes | ku mes | ‘small baby’ (eng) |
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ku semä | ku seme | ‘male child, male person’ (eng) |
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kum | kum | ‘bee’ (eng) |
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kupe | kupe | ‘father's sister's son (woman speaking)’ (eng) |
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kur | kur | ‘keep sharp lock-out’ (eng) |
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kur safa | kur saɸa | ‘round shell ornament with hole in middle, "warns against attack"’ (eng) |
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kus | kus | ‘burning’ (eng) |
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m'fä | mɸe | ‘not yet’ (eng) |
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m'pa | mpa | ‘of opposite mioety’ (eng) |
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m'pawá | mpaˈwa | ‘"all right" (we'll leave it at that)’ (eng) |
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m'pejf | mpejɸ | ‘part’ (eng) |
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m'pet | mpet | ‘after, afterwards’ (eng) |
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m'pit | mpit | ‘navel, navel-string’ (eng) |
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m'pit | mpit | ‘navel’ (eng) |
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m'pun | mpun | ‘cassoway (as dema form)’ (eng) |
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m'ruku | mruku | ‘thunder rumbles’ (eng) |
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ma | ma | ‘not, and, to, until, along, at, she, woman’ (eng) |
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mä | me | ‘elevated, mountain-dweller, bride-giver’ (eng) |
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mach | max | ‘beginning, morning, opening present, something promised’ (eng) |
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macháf | maˈxaɸ | ‘pregnant’ (eng) |
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macháj | maˈxaj | ‘dead’ (eng) |
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maf | maɸ | ‘slaughter’ (eng) |
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maf | maɸ | ‘trunk (of body)’ (eng) |
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mai sená | mai seˈna | ‘snare’ (eng) |
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maif | maiɸ | ‘wing’ (eng) |
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maja | maja | ‘fluid, (to) run (of water)’ (eng) |
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majn | majn | ‘certain stones of origin’ (eng) |
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majr | majr | ‘root, main part, origin, host, land-owner’ (eng) |
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majun | majun | ‘dew’ (eng) |
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mak | mak | ‘morning, morning rain’ (eng) |
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maká | maˈka | ‘eye-lid’ (eng) |
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makär | maker | ‘meagre, thin’ (eng) |
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maké | maˈke | ‘fruit’ (eng) |
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makéjr | maˈkejr | ‘bad’ (eng) |
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makin | makin | ‘many’ (eng) |
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makit | makit | ‘little, protégé’ (eng) |
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mako | mako | ‘vagina’ (eng) |
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mako mes | mako mes | ‘menstruation’ (eng) |
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makor | makor | ‘notch, notched ladder, system of meshes, net, catcher’ (eng) |
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maku | maku | ‘small’ (eng) |
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mam | mam | ‘living, warm’ (eng) |
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mamos | mamos | ‘stirring, alive, belonging to Mos (male dema form)’ (eng) |
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mamuk | mamuk | ‘end of a bow, staff etc’ (eng) |
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man | man | ‘sharp (of tool)’ (eng) |
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män | men | ‘later on, to-morrow, beautiful, good’ (eng) |
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mana | mana | ‘source, fruit (when grown from a planted seed)’ (eng) |
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manä | mane | ‘peripheral part of region’ (eng) |
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manét | maˈnet | ‘slippery, uncertain’ (eng) |
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manis | manis | ‘old’ (eng) |
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manja | manja | ‘friends and affinals’ (eng) |
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mankit | mankit | ‘wrist-protection of wood’ (eng) |
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mano | mano | ‘bitter, sour, uneatable’ (eng) |
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mänoch | menox | ‘"all good wishes"’ (eng) |
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manse | manse | ‘enormous’ (eng) |
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mäntióch | mentiˈox | ‘(words of) farewell "future trade meeting"’ (eng) |
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manu | manu | ‘banana shoot’ (eng) |
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mapan | mapan | ‘foot, sole’ (eng) |
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mapi | mapi | ‘exxperienced, adult’ (eng) |
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mapo | mapo | ‘piece’ (eng) |
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mapof | mapoɸ | ‘short, little, narrow’ (eng) |
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mapos | mapos | ‘rotten’ (eng) |
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mapu | mapu | ‘outermost, top’ (eng) |
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mapuf | mapuɸ | ‘consanguineal family, small but complete (form or group)’ (eng) |
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mapuoch | mapuox | ‘wild, raw, unpolished, hostile’ (eng) |
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mará | maˈra | ‘stem’ (eng) |
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marák | maˈrak | ‘absent, finished ready, bark, skin, shell’ (eng) |
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marim | marim | ‘tail-fin’ (eng) |
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marit on | marit on | ‘inter-regional exchange-meeting’ (eng) |
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maru | maru | ‘lake’ (eng) |
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masá | maˈsa | ‘opening, towards the river's mouth, coastal’ (eng) |
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mase(j) | mase(j) | ‘big, thick, broad’ (eng) |
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masi | masi | ‘collection, bundle, trace’ (eng) |
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masik | masik | ‘side (of object)’ (eng) |
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masim | masim | ‘colour’ (eng) |
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masis | masis | ‘breast, something swollen’ (eng) |
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masis maku | masis maku | ‘nipple’ (eng) |
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masom | masom | ‘name, wooded region’ (eng) |
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masu | masu | ‘innermost, inside, sweet taste’ (eng) |
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masúsur | maˈsusur | ‘pointed bamboo concealed on swidden to injure thieves’ (eng) |
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matá | maˈta | ‘blade, leaf’ (eng) |
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mataj | mataj | ‘bone (in the body)’ (eng) |
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maták | maˈtak | ‘strong, hard, strength’ (eng) |
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matem | matem | ‘spadix of the sugar-palm’ (eng) |
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matiach | matiax | ‘coitus’ (eng) |
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matiáf | matiˈaɸ | ‘yellow bird-of-paradise’ (eng) |
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matioch | matiox | ‘wall’ (eng) |
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mató | maˈto | ‘broad, wide, thorax, door-opening’ (eng) |
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matót | maˈtot | ‘filled’ (eng) |
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maw | maw | ‘butt, hindleg, aft (of canoe)’ (eng) |
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mawat | mawat | ‘very, much, most’ (eng) |
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mawe | mawe | ‘oracle’ (eng) |