Sneddon (1978b): Tombulu Kinilow
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abahat | abahat | ‘storm from the west (November to January monsoon)’ (eng) |
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abak | abak | ‘body’ (eng) |
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abu | abu | ‘ash, dust’ (eng) |
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ade | ade | ‘jaw’ (eng) |
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adiʔ | adiʔ | ‘sheet or mat on which to sit or lie’ (eng) |
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aga | aɡa | ‘tree sp.’ (eng); ‘Pterocarpus indicus’ (lat) |
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ahdan | ahdan | ‘ladder, stairs’ (eng) |
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ahmut | ahmut | ‘root’ (eng) |
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akad | akad | ‘until, the extent that’ (eng) |
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akid | akid | ‘scoop out rice from pot’ (eng) |
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aku | aku | ‘I’ (eng) |
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akəl | akəl | ‘sugar palm’ (eng); ‘Arenga saccharifera’ (lat) |
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aliʔ | aliʔ | ‘sheet or mat on which to sit or lie’ (eng) |
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aliʔi | aliʔi | ‘house post’ (eng) |
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aləŋ | aləŋ | ‘soot, black stain from smoke’ (eng) |
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amaʔ | amaʔ | ‘father (vocative)’ (eng) |
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amaʔ | amaʔ | ‘father’ (eng) |
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amian | amian | ‘north, north wind’ (eng) |
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ampit | ampit | ‘take with one’ (eng) |
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anak | anak | ‘child of someone, offspring’ (eng) |
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anaʔ | anaʔ | ‘child of someone, offspring’ (eng) |
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aŋe | aŋe | ‘go’ (eng) |
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antaŋ | antaŋ | ‘rise (of sun), lift up, noble, honoured’ (eng) |
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anu | anu | ‘someone/something or other’ (eng) |
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api | api | ‘fire’ (eng) |
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apu | apu | ‘finished, used up, finish off, use up’ (eng) |
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apuh | apuh | ‘lime’ (eng) |
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apədu | apədu | ‘bile, gall’ (eng) |
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arihi | arihi | ‘house post’ (eng) |
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arəŋ | arəŋ | ‘soot, black stain from smoke’ (eng) |
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asaŋ | asaŋ | ‘gills (of fish)’ (eng) |
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asaʔ | asaʔ | ‘whet, grind sharp’ (eng) |
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asin | asin | ‘salt’ (eng) |
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asu | asu | ‘dog’ (eng) |
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asu | asu | ‘draw water, scoop up water’ (eng) |
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asuʔ | asuʔ | ‘draw water, scoop up water’ (eng) |
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asəŋ | asəŋ | ‘breath, breathe’ (eng) |
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ata | ata | ‘slave’ (eng) |
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atas | atas | ‘above, on (top)’ (eng) |
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ate | ate | ‘liver’ (eng) |
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atus | atus | ‘hundred’ (eng) |
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atəd | atəd | ‘transport, convey’ (eng) |
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atəp | atəp | ‘roof, roofing (thatch)’ (eng) |
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awəs | awəs | ‘enough, increase, add to’ (eng) |
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ayah | ajah | ‘bright, morning light’ (eng) |
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ayam | ajam | ‘plait, weave’ (eng) |
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aʔe | aʔe | ‘foot, leg’ (eng) |
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aʔsəŋ | aʔsəŋ | ‘gills (of fish)’ (eng) |
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babaʔ | babaʔ | ‘below, under’ (eng) |
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babi | babi | ‘pig’ (eng) |
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babo | babo | ‘above, over’ (eng) |
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baer | baer | ‘pay’ (eng) |
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baha | baha | ‘live coals, embers’ (eng) |
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bahiʔ | bahiʔ | ‘hoe’ (eng) |
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bahuʔ | bahuʔ | ‘wet’ (eng) |
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balahan | balahan | ‘cucumber’ (eng) |
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bale | bale | ‘house’ (eng) |
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balelaŋ | balelaŋ | ‘sulphur’ (eng) |
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bali | bali | ‘accompany, escort, lead’ (eng) |
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balian | balian | ‘(pagan) priest, shaman’ (eng) |
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balina | balina | ‘other’ (eng) |
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balulaŋ | balulaŋ | ‘scar (of wound)’ (eng) |
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balun | balun | ‘provisions for journey’ (eng) |
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baluy | baluj | ‘transform, change (shape etc.)’ (eng) |
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baŋeh | baŋeh | ‘smell or taste bad (of food left too long)’ (eng) |
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baŋkoʔ | baŋkoʔ | ‘big’ (eng) |
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baŋun | baŋun | ‘beautiful, excellent’ (eng) |
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bantoʔ | bantoʔ | ‘childless, infertile’ (eng) |
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banua | banua | ‘village’ (eng) |
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barat | barat | ‘at an angle, slanting’ (eng) |
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bareŋ | bareŋ | ‘change direction’ (eng) |
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baruk | baruk | ‘tall, slender palm sp. which yields sago’ (eng) |
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baruk | baruk | ‘tinder, flammable powder obtained from palm branches’ (eng) |
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batu | batu | ‘stone’ (eng) |
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batuna | batuna | ‘seed, pit (of fruit)’ (eng) |
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bauʔu | bauʔu | ‘tortoise’ (eng) |
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baya | baja | ‘permit, allow, release’ (eng) |
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baʔan | baʔan | ‘sneeze’ (eng) |
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baʔaŋ | baʔaŋ | ‘tooth’ (eng) |
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baʔkul | baʔkul | ‘bird snare’ (eng) |
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baʔkəs | baʔkəs | ‘tie up, bind’ (eng) |
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bebene | bebene | ‘woman, female’ (eng) |
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behe | behe | ‘give, put, place’ (eng) |
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beneʔ | beneʔ | ‘rice in husk (in field or harvested)’ (eng) |
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beybey | bejbej | ‘hang down’ (eng) |
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biaʔi | biaʔi | ‘here’ (eng) |
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bibih | bibih | ‘lip(s)’ (eng) |
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bibit | bibit | ‘lift/carry by rope’ (eng) |
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biliŋ | biliŋ | ‘turn over, turn around’ (eng) |
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bilit | bilit | ‘sew’ (eng) |
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biŋi | biŋi | ‘slanting, sloping’ (eng) |
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bintiʔ | bintiʔ | ‘kick person’ (eng) |
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bisa | bisa | ‘whichʔ, whereʔ’ (eng) |
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bitiʔ | bitiʔ | ‘kick’ (eng) |
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biʔis | biʔis | ‘tick (on cattle and other animals)’ (eng) |
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boboʔ | boboʔ | ‘dumb, mute’ (eng) |
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boho | boho | ‘chase away, drive off’ (eng) |
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bokbok | bokbok | ‘hole (e.g. in ground)’ (eng) |
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bolo | bolo | ‘albino’ (eng) |
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bou | bou | ‘smell’ (eng) |
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buaʔ | buaʔ | ‘areca palm and nut’ (eng) |
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buaʔ | buaʔ | ‘fruit’ (eng) |
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buaʔ-na | buaʔ-na | ‘fruit’ (eng) |
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bubu | bubu | ‘fish trap’ (eng) |
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bubuŋ | bubuŋ | ‘ridge of roof’ (eng) |
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budbud | budbud | ‘sprinkle with fingertips’ (eng) |
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buka | buka | ‘open’ (eng) |
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bukbuk | bukbuk | ‘wood borer’ (eng) |
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buku | buku | ‘joint, knuckle, knot’ (eng) |
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bulbul | bulbul | ‘feather, fur, body hair’ (eng) |
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buluʔ | buluʔ | ‘thin bamboo sp. with great distance between joints’ (eng) |
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buŋa | buŋa | ‘flower’ (eng) |
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buŋaŋ | buŋaŋ | ‘flower’ (eng) |
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buni | buni | ‘hide, conceal, put away’ (eng) |
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bunoŋ | bunoŋ | ‘pool, puddle’ (eng) |
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bunuʔ | bunuʔ | ‘kill’ (eng) |
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buri | buri | ‘return, go back’ (eng) |
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buriŋ | buriŋ | ‘charcoal’ (eng) |
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buruk | buruk | ‘bad, rotten’ (eng) |
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busbus | busbus | ‘pour out, empty out (a container)’ (eng) |
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buta | buta | ‘full’ (eng) |
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butbut | butbut | ‘tug’ (eng) |
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buʔuk | buʔuk | ‘hair’ (eng) |
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bəlad | bəlad | ‘spread out (to dry)’ (eng) |
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bəlah | bəlah | ‘floor’ (eng) |
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bənaŋ | bənaŋ | ‘debt’ (eng) |
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bəndu | bəndu | ‘fatique, exhaustion, hard work’ (eng) |
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bəndu | bəndu | ‘trouble, distress, worry, hard work’ (eng) |
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bəŋi | bəŋi | ‘night, dark’ (eng) |
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bəŋkow | bəŋkow | ‘spear, lance’ (eng) |
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bəŋəl | bəŋəl | ‘stupid’ (eng) |
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bəroy | bəroj | ‘pour’ (eng) |
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bəru | bəru | ‘new’ (eng) |
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bərən | bərən | ‘eye’ (eng) |
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bəsah | bəsah | ‘split, crack’ (eng) |
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bəsuh | bəsuh | ‘satisfied, full (from eating)’ (eng) |
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bətiʔ | bətiʔ | ‘burst (of roasting corn), bake corn in ashes’ (eng) |
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bətiʔis | bətiʔis | ‘calf (of leg)’ (eng) |
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dabaa | dabaa | ‘lie transverse, across’ (eng) |
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dahami | dahami | ‘dry rice stalks, straw’ (eng) |
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dahas | dahas | ‘secondary pounding of rice (after winnowing)’ (eng) |
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dahaʔ | dahaʔ | ‘blood’ (eng) |
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daki | daki | ‘grime, dirt on body’ (eng) |
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damah | damah | ‘resin, tree from which resin is obtained’ (eng) |
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dano | dano | ‘water’ (eng) |
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dapdap | dapdap | ‘tree sp.’ (eng) |
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date | date | ‘cold’ (eng) |
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dipdip | dipdip | ‘cut off, cut through’ (eng) |
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diʔdiʔ | diʔdiʔ | ‘boil (of water)’ (eng) |
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douʔ | douʔ | ‘far, distant’ (eng) |
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dua | dua | ‘two’ (eng) |
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duhi | duhi | ‘bone’ (eng) |
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duhu | duhu | ‘corner, angle’ (eng) |
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dukut | dukut | ‘grass’ (eng) |
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duniʔ | duniʔ | ‘rainbow’ (eng) |
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dəmdəm | dəmdəm | ‘black’ (eng) |
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dəpa | dəpa | ‘fathom, span of arms out-stretched’ (eng) |
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ebeh | ebeh | ‘desire, crave, saliva, slaver, salivate’ (eng) |
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edoʔ | edoʔ | ‘earthquake’ (eng) |
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ehdoʔ | ehdoʔ | ‘earthquake’ (eng) |
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ehe | ehe | ‘give’ (eng) |
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endo | endo | ‘take, get, fetch’ (eng) |
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eweʔ | eweʔ | ‘desire, crave, saliva, slaver, salivate’ (eng) |
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ey | ej | ‘come’ (eng) |
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eye | eje | ‘come’ (eng) |
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garot | ɡarot | ‘write’ (eng) |
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geygey | ɡejɡej | ‘lift up, raise’ (eng) |
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gio | ɡio | ‘face’ (eng) |
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gogar | ɡoɡar | ‘break up, demolish’ (eng) |
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gorit | ɡorit | ‘dig hole with point of knife’ (eng) |
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gorit | ɡorit | ‘saw’ (eng) |
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gərgər | ɡərɡər | ‘shiver, tremble’ (eng) |
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iap | iap | ‘count’ (eng) |
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iaʔi | iaʔi | ‘this’ (eng) |
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ikət | ikət | ‘hang up on rope’ (eng) |
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ila | ila | ‘mole (on body)’ (eng) |
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impit | impit | ‘carry under armpit, squeeze with hand’ (eng) |
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inaʔ | inaʔ | ‘mother’ (eng) |
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inaʔ | inaʔ | ‘reduce, decrease, make less’ (eng) |
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iŋkoʔ | iŋkoʔ | ‘riddle’ (eng) |
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ipag | ipaɡ | ‘brother/sister-in-law’ (eng) |
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ipi | ipi | ‘dream’ (eng) |
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ipus | ipus | ‘tail’ (eng) |
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ipən | ipən | ‘gum(s)’ (eng) |
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ipəs | ipəs | ‘kind of small cockroach’ (eng) |
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itoʔ | itoʔ | ‘uncle’ (eng) |
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kabal | kabal | ‘thick skin, invulnerable’ (eng) |
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kabisa | kabisa | ‘whenʔ’ (eng) |
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kahaŋ | kahaŋ | ‘scab (on wound)’ (eng) |
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kahat | kahat | ‘snatch away, seize, wrest’ (eng) |
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kahbiʔi | kahbiʔi | ‘yesterday’ (eng) |
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kalasey | kalasej | ‘fish trap of bamboo lattice work’ (eng) |
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kalebkeb | kalebkeb | ‘wing’ (eng) |
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kali | kali | ‘dig to a shallow depth’ (eng) |
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kalipoʔpoʔ | kalipoʔpoʔ | ‘butterfly’ (eng) |
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kamo | kamo | ‘you (plural)’ (eng) |
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kamu | kamu | ‘you (plural)’ (eng) |
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kan | kan | ‘rice, eat’ (eng) |
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kandoŋ | kandoŋ | ‘make rope by spinning palm fibres’ (eng) |
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kantaŋ | kantaŋ | ‘slightly raised’ (eng) |
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kantoŋ | kantoŋ | ‘large, fat, castrated pig’ (eng) |
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kapey | kapej | ‘wave, beckon with hand’ (eng) |
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karaʔkaʔ | karaʔkaʔ | ‘boil (of water)’ (eng) |
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karis | karis | ‘stripe, streak, scratch’ (eng) |
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karkar | karkar | ‘scratch (in ground, e.g. of fowls)’ (eng) |
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karot | karot | ‘scrape, scratch (with fingernails)’ (eng) |
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karətkət | karətkət | ‘gnaw, grind teeth’ (eng) |
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kasili | kasili | ‘sel’ (eng) |
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kaskas | kaskas | ‘grabble, scrabble’ (eng) |
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kaso | kaso | ‘rafters’ (eng) |
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katare | katare | ‘first’ (eng) |
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kay | kaj | ‘wood, tree’ (eng) |
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kayoŋ | kajoŋ | ‘crab’ (eng) |
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kayoʔ | kajoʔ | ‘stir, mix’ (eng) |
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kaʔawiʔ | kaʔawiʔ | ‘yesterday’ (eng) |
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kaʔis | kaʔis | ‘scratch away (as chicken does), sweep away’ (eng) |
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kehet | kehet | ‘tap sugar palm’ (eng) |
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kentoʔ | kentoʔ | ‘lame, limp’ (eng) |
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keret | keret | ‘shout, cry out’ (eng) |
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keseʔ | keseʔ | ‘torn, tear’ (eng) |
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keʔkeʔ | keʔkeʔ | ‘laugh’ (eng) |
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keʔol | keʔol | ‘lame, crippled because of deformity’ (eng) |
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kileʔ | kileʔ | ‘tickle’ (eng) |
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kima | kima | ‘giant clam’ (eng) |
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k-im-əsah umpoʔot | k-im-əsah umpoʔot | ‘swollen belly’ (eng) |
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kirkir | kirkir | ‘stingy, thrifty’ (eng) |
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kiskis | kiskis | ‘file, grate, scrape, shave’ (eng) |
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kita | kita | ‘we (inclusive)’ (eng) |
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kiuʔ | kiuʔ | ‘have sexual intercourse’ (eng) |
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kiʔit | kiʔit | ‘follow’ (eng) |
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kiʔit | kiʔit | ‘small gnat’ (eng) |
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kolintaŋ | kolintaŋ | ‘xylophone (percussion instrument with series of wooden bars or metal cymbals)’ (eng) |
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kolombiʔ | kolombiʔ | ‘large freshwater mollusc’ (eng) |
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korkor | korkor | ‘scratch (e.g. when itchy)’ (eng) |
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kotkot | kotkot | ‘brush lightly with fingers to attract attention’ (eng) |
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koʔkoʔ | koʔkoʔ | ‘hen, fowl’ (eng) |
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kuhun | kuhun | ‘tall grass sp.’ (eng); ‘Imperata cylindrica’ (lat) |
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kukuk | kukuk | ‘crow (of rooster)’ (eng) |
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kulat | kulat | ‘kind of tree fungus’ (eng) |
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kulit | kulit | ‘skin, bark’ (eng) |
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kulit | kulit | ‘skin’ (eng) |
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kumi | kumi | ‘moustache’ (eng) |
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k-um-urakura | k-um-urakura | ‘whyʔ’ (eng) |
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kura | kura | ‘do something, act, howʔ’ (eng) |
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kurakura | kurakura | ‘whyʔ’ (eng) |
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kurambəd | kurambəd | ‘thick’ (eng) |
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kurambər | kurambər | ‘thick’ (eng) |
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kureʔ | kureʔ | ‘earthen cooking pot’ (eng) |
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kuse | kuse | ‘cuscus’ (eng) |
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kutu | kutu | ‘head louse’ (eng) |
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kəbkəb | kəbkəb | ‘nibble, bite off little piece’ (eng) |
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kəbur | kəbur | ‘turbid, muddy (of water)’ (eng) |
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kədut | kədut | ‘pinch (with fingertips), pluck off, nip off with fingernails’ (eng) |
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kəikəp | kəikəp | ‘embrace, enclose, fold the arms’ (eng) |
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kəkəniŋ | kəkəniŋ | ‘eyebrow’ (eng) |
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kəkəw | kəkəw | ‘carry in hand held against breast’ (eng) |
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kələb | kələb | ‘close with lit or top, put a lit on’ (eng) |
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kəmbuʔ | kəmbuʔ | ‘well up, bubble up (of water from ground)’ (eng) |
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kəmkəm | kəmkəm | ‘cover (e.g. eyes, mouth) with hands, hold in closed hand, handful’ (eng) |
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kəməs | kəməs | ‘wash clothes’ (eng) |
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kəntəŋ | kəntəŋ | ‘taut, tight (e.g. of rope)’ (eng) |
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kəpkəp | kəpkəp | ‘cover, embrace, hold to one in arms’ (eng) |
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kəpəl | kəpəl | ‘stick on, press on’ (eng) |
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kəseʔ | kəseʔ | ‘small freshwater fish with spiny back’ (eng) |
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kəteh | kəteh | ‘hard’ (eng) |
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kəteʔ | kəteʔ | ‘hard’ (eng) |
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kətkət | kətkət | ‘nibble, gnaw’ (eng) |
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kətəp | kətəp | ‘close together, without gaps (e.g. floor boards)’ (eng) |
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kəʔkəp | kəʔkəp | ‘embrace, enclose, fold the arms’ (eng) |
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kəʔmbuʔ | kəʔmbuʔ | ‘well up, bubble up (of water from ground)’ (eng) |
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labah | labah | ‘lie transverse, across, block way’ (eng) |
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labih | labih | ‘hut in fields consisting of a single slanting roof’ (eng) |
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lagaʔ | laɡaʔ | ‘large red ant which lives in trees’ (eng) |
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lahad | lahad | ‘itch, fibres on plants which cause itching’ (eng) |
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lahad | lahad | ‘itch’ (eng) |
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lako | lako | ‘go’ (eng) |
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lalan | lalan | ‘road, pathway’ (eng) |
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lalaŋ | lalaŋ | ‘road, pathway’ (eng) |
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laləd | laləd | ‘fly’ (eng) |
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laləm | laləm | ‘inside’ (eng) |
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lampaŋ | lampaŋ | ‘walk’ (eng) |
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lana | lana | ‘oil’ (eng) |
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laŋit | laŋit | ‘sky’ (eng) |
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lanut | lanut | ‘tough (of meat, fibres)’ (eng) |
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lasot | lasot | ‘fruit sp.’ (eng); ‘Lancium domesticum’ (lat) |
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laʔar | laʔar | ‘causing itch, itch’ (eng) |
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laʔd | laʔd | ‘causing itch, itch’ (eng) |
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laʔməd | laʔməd | ‘swallow without chewing’ (eng) |
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leheʔ | leheʔ | ‘neck’ (eng) |
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lekaʔ | lekaʔ | ‘bed bug’ (eng) |
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leno | leno | ‘clean, pure (of water)’ (eng) |
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leno | leno | ‘shadow, reflection’ (eng) |
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leʔad | leʔad | ‘lean backwards (e.g. to look up)’ (eng) |
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leʔo | leʔo | ‘hunger‘ .’ (eng) |
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leʔom | leʔom | ‘thirst’ (eng) |
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lia | lia | ‘Spanish pepper, ginger’ (eng) |
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likud | likud | ‘back (of body), carry on the back’ (eng) |
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likud | likud | ‘carry on the back’ (eng) |
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likur | likur | ‘back (of body), carry on the back’ (eng) |
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lilaʔ | lilaʔ | ‘tongue’ (eng) |
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lima | lima | ‘five’ (eng) |
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limuhmuh | limuhmuh | ‘rinse out mouth’ (eng) |
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liŋkun | liŋkun | ‘roll (cigarette), turn (soil)’ (eng) |
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lintaʔ | lintaʔ | ‘leech’ (eng) |
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liput | liput | ‘surround, encircle’ (eng) |
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loaŋ | loaŋ | ‘wide, spacious’ (eng) |
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lolo | lolo | ‘extract, pull out’ (eng) |
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loloati | loloati | ‘worm’ (eng) |
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londey | londej | ‘boat, canoe’ (eng) |
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loŋon | loŋon | ‘stupid, ignorant’ (eng) |
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luar | luar | ‘outside’ (eng) |
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luaʔ | luaʔ | ‘vomit’ (eng) |
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lueʔ | lueʔ | ‘tears, weep’ (eng) |
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lukad | lukad | ‘watchman, guard, keep watch’ (eng) |
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lulud | lulud | ‘shin’ (eng) |
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lumut | lumut | ‘moss’ (eng) |
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lutam | lutam | ‘gun, shoot’ (eng) |
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lutuʔ | lutuʔ | ‘cook’ (eng) |
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ləbu | ləbu | ‘torrent, flood, turbid, muddy’ (eng) |
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ləbuh | ləbuh | ‘flood’ (eng) |
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ləbuh | ləbuh | ‘turbid, stirred up’ (eng) |
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ləbəŋ | ləbəŋ | ‘bury’ (eng) |
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ləkac | ləkatʃ | ‘stubble, dried rice stalks’ (eng) |
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ləkat | ləkat | ‘disused field’ (eng) |
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ləkəp | ləkəp | ‘complete, finished’ (eng) |
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lə-lətok-ən | lə-lətok-ən | ‘toy which makes a noise like a cracker’ (eng) |
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ləmbo | ləmbo | ‘rise to surface, float on surface’ (eng) |
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ləmbut | ləmbut | ‘fat’ (eng) |
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ləmeʔ | ləmeʔ | ‘soft, gentle, tender’ (eng) |
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ləməs | ləməs | ‘suffocate, choke, drown’ (eng) |
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lənas | lənas | ‘pure, clean’ (eng) |
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ləŋey | ləŋej | ‘poor, needy’ (eng) |
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ləŋən | ləŋən | ‘arm (including hand)’ (eng) |
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lənəd | lənəd | ‘sink’ (eng) |
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ləpət | ləpət | ‘fold’ (eng) |
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ləseʔa | ləseʔa | ‘nit, louse egg’ (eng) |
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ləsuŋ | ləsuŋ | ‘mortar (in which rice is pounded)’ (eng) |
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ləwu | ləwu | ‘torrent, flood, turbid, muddy’ (eng) |
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ləʔbuŋ | ləʔbuŋ | ‘bamboo sprouts’ (eng) |
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mamaʔ | mamaʔ | ‘father (vocative)’ (eng) |
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maŋuni | maŋuni | ‘owl’ (eng) |
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mataʔ | mataʔ | ‘green (colour), unripe, raw’ (eng) |
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meoŋ | meoŋ | ‘cat’ (eng) |
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muali | muali | ‘happen, occur, become’ (eng) |
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munte | munte | ‘lemon, citrus’ (eng) |
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muri | muri | ‘behind, back, rear’ (eng) |
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nabuʔ | nabuʔ | ‘fall (from height)’ (eng) |
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nanam | nanam | ‘taste, flavour’ (eng) |
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nanaʔ | nanaʔ | ‘pus, fester’ (eng) |
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naram | naram | ‘tame’ (eng) |
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ŋaŋa | ŋaŋa | ‘wide open (of mouth), agape, gape’ (eng) |
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ŋaran | ŋaran | ‘name’ (eng) |
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ŋaʔŋaʔ | ŋaʔŋaʔ | ‘chew, munch’ (eng) |
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ŋilu | ŋilu | ‘on edge (of teeth)’ (eng) |
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ŋiluŋ | ŋiluŋ | ‘nose’ (eng) |
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ŋiruŋ | ŋiruŋ | ‘nose’ (eng) |
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ŋəru | ŋəru | ‘smell of bad fish’ (eng) |
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ŋərəd | ŋərəd | ‘slow’ (eng) |
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ŋərən | ŋərən | ‘slow’ (eng) |
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ni | ni | ‘possessive/agentive animate noun marker’ (eng) |
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nihu | nihu | ‘winnowing basket’ (eng) |
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nipis | nipis | ‘thin’ (eng) |
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niʔnis | niʔnis | ‘wipe, brush’ (eng) |
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obar | obar | ‘untie, unravel’ (eng) |
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ohat | ohat | ‘vein’ (eng) |
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ombal | ombal | ‘call out to (from afar)’ (eng) |
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opoʔ | opoʔ | ‘grandparent, ancestor, lord (title)’ (eng) |
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owaʔ | owaʔ | ‘body’ (eng) |
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pagər | paɡər | ‘fence, enclosure’ (eng) |
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paha | paha | ‘attic, loft’ (eng) |
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pahi | pahi | ‘ray fish’ (eng) |
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paku | paku | ‘kind of edible fern’ (eng) |
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palad | palad | ‘palm (of hand), sole (of foot)’ (eng) |
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palaʔd | palaʔd | ‘palm (of hand), sole (of foot)’ (eng) |
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palaʔpaʔ | palaʔpaʔ | ‘palm branch’ (eng) |
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palelaʔan | palelaʔan | ‘mad, crazy’ (eng) |
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paluka | paluka | ‘shoulder’ (eng) |
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paŋa | paŋa | ‘branch’ (eng) |
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paŋi | paŋi | ‘tree with edible leaves and fruit’ (eng); ‘Pangium edule’ (lat) |
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paŋkur | paŋkur | ‘beat (with hard object)’ (eng) |
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pantik | pantik | ‘write’ (eng) |
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paras | paras | ‘weed, clear land’ (eng) |
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paria | paria | ‘edible gourd’ (eng); ‘Nomordica charantia’ (lat) |
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pasaʔan | pasaʔan | ‘carry on the shoulder’ (eng) |
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pasuʔ | pasuʔ | ‘hot’ (eng) |
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patar | patar | ‘flat, level’ (eng) |
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pate | pate | ‘die, kill’ (eng) |
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patirukan | patirukan | ‘large bee sp.’ (eng) |
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paʔa | paʔa | ‘thigh’ (eng) |
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paʔan | paʔan | ‘bait, lure’ (eng) |
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paʔit | paʔit | ‘bitter’ (eng) |
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pehos | pehos | ‘rub, stroke’ (eng) |
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pekoʔ | pekoʔ | ‘bent, crooked, bend’ (eng) |
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pelaʔ | pelaʔ | ‘wound’ (eng) |
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peraʔ | peraʔ | ‘roe, fish eggs’ (eng) |
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peret | peret | ‘mouse’ (eng) |
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peʔ | peʔ | ‘eat meat or fish’ (eng) |
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peʔ-an | peʔ-an | ‘taste’ (eng) |
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peʔ-en | peʔ-en | ‘fish’ (eng) |
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pira | pira | ‘how muchʔ, how manyʔ’ (eng) |
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pitpit | pitpit | ‘blink (eyes)’ (eng) |
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pitu | pitu | ‘seven’ (eng) |
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piʔpiʔ | piʔpiʔ | ‘urine, urinate’ (eng) |
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pola | pola | ‘sugarcane’ (eng) |
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pondos | pondos | ‘slender cane sort’ (eng) |
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poŋkol | poŋkol | ‘decapitate’ (eng) |
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popo | popo | ‘garden hut’ (eng) |
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popolas | popolas | ‘spleen’ (eng) |
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potot | potot | ‘short (of stature)’ (eng) |
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potoʔ | potoʔ | ‘short (of stature)’ (eng) |
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poʔot | poʔot | ‘belly’ (eng) |
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puhus | puhus | ‘wring, squeeze, squeeze out, milk’ (eng) |
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puikan | puikan | ‘sea turtle’ (eng) |
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pukət | pukət | ‘net for catching fish or animals’ (eng) |
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pulut | pulut | ‘sap, glue, sticky’ (eng) |
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puluʔ | puluʔ | ‘decimal unit (tens)’ (eng) |
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punti | punti | ‘banana’ (eng) |
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pupus | pupus | ‘skewer, spit, pierce with skewer’ (eng) |
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purut | purut | ‘pick up, collect, gather’ (eng) |
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pusuʔ | pusuʔ | ‘heart, blossom (of palm, banana)’ (eng) |
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pusəd | pusəd | ‘navel’ (eng) |
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pusəʔd | pusəʔd | ‘navel’ (eng) |
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putiʔ-ən | putiʔ-ən | ‘white bird sp.’ (eng) |
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pədəŋ | pədəŋ | ‘blind, shut eyes’ (eng) |
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pəkuʔ | pəkuʔ | ‘snapped by being bent, bend (e.g. branch) and snap’ (eng) |
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pəla | pəla | ‘dry’ (eng) |
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pənad | pənad | ‘buttocks, backside’ (eng) |
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pənaʔd | pənaʔd | ‘buttocks, backside’ (eng) |
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pəndan | pəndan | ‘feel, touch’ (eng) |
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pənət | pənət | ‘shut’ (eng) |
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pəra | pəra | ‘dry’ (eng) |
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pəset | pəset | ‘crowded, cramped, tight fitting’ (eng) |
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pəsut | pəsut | ‘narrow, tight, press, squeeze, squeeze out’ (eng) |
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pəsəl | pəsəl | ‘empty, without contents (of fruit, grain), barren’ (eng) |
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pətik | pətik | ‘flick off/away (with fingers)’ (eng) |
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rakut | rakut | ‘tie up’ (eng) |
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ramaʔ | ramaʔ | ‘resin, tree from which resin is obtained’ (eng) |
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rambun | rambun | ‘cloudy, dark place’ (eng) |
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rambus | rambus | ‘pull up (weeds)’ (eng) |
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raŋdaŋ | raŋdaŋ | ‘red’ (eng) |
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rantoŋ | rantoŋ | ‘hang (execute)’ (eng) |
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raprap | raprap | ‘slash off palm leaves’ (eng) |
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raraha | raraha | ‘girl’ (eng) |
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raraŋ | raraŋ | ‘warm by fire, roast’ (eng) |
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raʔdan | raʔdan | ‘ladder, stairs’ (eng) |
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raʔdap | raʔdap | ‘tree’ (eng); ‘Erythrina indica’ (lat) |
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raʔndap | raʔndap | ‘tree’ (eng); ‘Erythrina indica’ (lat) |
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rekoʔ | rekoʔ | ‘bent, crooked, curved, bend’ (eng) |
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rentek | rentek | ‘work metal, forge’ (eng) |
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reʔo | reʔo | ‘thirst’ (eng) |
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ribu | ribu | ‘thousand’ (eng) |
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ridiʔ | ridiʔ | ‘boil (food)’ (eng) |
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rikər | rikər | ‘bind, wind round’ (eng) |
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rimat | rimat | ‘dense, close together’ (eng) |
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ririh | ririh | ‘yellow, pale, wan’ (eng) |
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riʔndiʔ | riʔndiʔ | ‘boil (food)’ (eng) |
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riʔrip | riʔrip | ‘cut off, cut through’ (eng) |
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rokoʔ | rokoʔ | ‘cloth, material’ (eng) |
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rondod | rondod | ‘straight’ (eng) |
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rupu | rupu | ‘smallpox’ (eng) |
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rurag | ruraɡ | ‘hollow, hole in tree’ (eng) |
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rəbuŋ | rəbuŋ | ‘bamboo sprouts’ (eng) |
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rəgəs | rəɡəs | ‘wind, blow (of wind)’ (eng) |
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rəkat | rəkat | ‘disused field’ (eng) |
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rənet | rənet | ‘long, stretch’ (eng) |
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rəŋan | rəŋan | ‘do together or at the same time, of the same age’ (eng) |
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rəŋis | rəŋis | ‘burn’ (eng) |
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rəpət | rəpət | ‘fast, speedy, hard, intense (of wind, rain)’ (eng) |
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rəpət | rəpət | ‘hard, intense (e.g. of wind, rain), severe (of illness)’ (eng) |
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sa | sa | ‘if, when’ (eng) |
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saba | saba | ‘large snake sp.’ (eng) |
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sabaŋ | sabaŋ | ‘help’ (eng) |
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sabey | sabej | ‘pubic hair’ (eng) |
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sabut | sabut | ‘pluck out, pull out’ (eng) |
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sahap | sahap | ‘scoop, ladle’ (eng) |
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saka | saka | ‘cockfight, stage cockfight’ (eng) |
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sake | sake | ‘ride, mount, board’ (eng) |
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sakey | sakej | ‘guest’ (eng) |
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sakit | sakit | ‘evil spirit which causes sickness’ (eng) |
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sala | sala | ‘put up in a higher place (e.g. on a rack)’ (eng) |
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salah | salah | ‘nest (of bird or animal)’ (eng) |
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salaksak | salaksak | ‘rib(s)’ (eng) |
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salaʔ | salaʔ | ‘error, mistake, do wrong, make a mistake’ (eng) |
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saleisak | saleisak | ‘rib(s)’ (eng) |
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saluh | saluh | ‘gutter, water channel’ (eng) |
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sambey | sambej | ‘hang (e.g. on shoulder, nail)’ (eng) |
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samək | samək | ‘dirty, unclean’ (eng) |
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samək | samək | ‘foul (language)’ (eng) |
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sapu | sapu | ‘wipe, sweep’ (eng) |
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saput | saput | ‘wrap, wrap up’ (eng) |
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saru | saru | ‘front, in front of, face’ (eng) |
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saʔut | saʔut | ‘stem of young banana tree (eaten as vegetable)’ (eng) |
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seaʔ | seaʔ | ‘deviate, diverge, turn off (path)’ (eng) |
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sehed | sehed | ‘sting (of insect)’ (eng) |
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seila | seila | ‘they’ (eng) |
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seisəp | seisəp | ‘suck’ (eng) |
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sekeʔ | sekeʔ | ‘fight, do battle with’ (eng) |
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seleŋ | seleŋ | ‘wry neck, head twisted to one side’ (eng) |
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seŋkot | seŋkot | ‘sail’ (eng) |
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sepər | sepər | ‘dyke, dam, dam up, block’ (eng) |
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sera | sera | ‘they’ (eng) |
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serop | serop | ‘slurp, sip (e.g. hot liquid)’ (eng) |
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sey | sej | ‘whoʔ’ (eng) |
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seʔe | seʔe | ‘shoot, sprout (from ground)’ (eng) |
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seʔseʔ | seʔseʔ | ‘push, shove, push out/away’ (eng) |
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si | si | ‘animate noun (singular) marker’ (eng) |
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sia | sia | ‘third person singular pronoun’ (eng) |
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siaʔ | siaʔ | ‘throw away’ (eng) |
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sibo | sibo | ‘make, do, carry out’ (eng) |
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siksik | siksik | ‘damage crops or fruit (of boring insect)’ (eng) |
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siku | siku | ‘elbow’ (eng) |
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sikəp | sikəp | ‘kind of hawk, snatch, seize, catch fish with hands’ (eng) |
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sikəp | sikəp | ‘kind of hawk, snatch, seize’ (eng) |
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sila | sila | ‘they’ (eng) |
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sinaʔ | sinaʔ | ‘pale, pallid’ (eng) |
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sinaʔi | sinaʔi | ‘intestines, belly’ (eng) |
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siou | siou | ‘nine’ (eng) |
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sipuʔ | sipuʔ | ‘toothless, fall out (of teeth), pull out, pluck (fruit)’ (eng) |
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sisi | sisi | ‘chicken (baby fowl)’ (eng) |
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soksok | soksok | ‘eat, bite at food (of pig, dog)’ (eng) |
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sompoy | sompoj | ‘pouch, bag’ (eng) |
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sondaŋ | sondaŋ | ‘dagger, stab’ (eng) |
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sulah | sulah | ‘thorn’ (eng) |
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suliŋ | suliŋ | ‘play the flute’ (eng) |
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sulu | sulu | ‘claw, nail (of finger or toe)’ (eng) |
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suluʔ | suluʔ | ‘torch’ (eng) |
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sumbeŋ | sumbeŋ | ‘jagged, chipped’ (eng) |
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suŋe | suŋe | ‘horn (of animal)’ (eng) |
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supi | supi | ‘rheumatism’ (eng) |
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supu | supu | ‘boundary, border’ (eng) |
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sura | sura | ‘sharp spike placed in ground to trap animals’ (eng) |
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surat | surat | ‘plant .’ (eng) |
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surud | surud | ‘comb’ (eng) |
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susu | susu | ‘breast’ (eng) |
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susud | susud | ‘each, every, every time’ (eng) |
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susut | susut | ‘near, approach’ (eng) |
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səbu | səbu | ‘foam, froth, effervesce, extinguish fire with water’ (eng) |
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sədaʔ | sədaʔ | ‘fish, eat meat’ (eng) |
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səduʔ | səduʔ | ‘hiccup’ (eng) |
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sədəm | sədəm | ‘ant’ (eng) |
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səksək | səksək | ‘cram in tightly, squeeze in’ (eng) |
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səlah | səlah | ‘big’ (eng) |
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səlat | səlat | ‘gap, space between things’ (eng) |
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səlaʔ | səlaʔ | ‘big’ (eng) |
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sələt | sələt | ‘insert (between two things)’ (eng) |
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səmud | səmud | ‘mouth’ (eng) |
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səmud | səmud | ‘snout, muzzle’ (eng) |
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səmuʔd | səmuʔd | ‘snout, muzzle’ (eng) |
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səndih | səndih | ‘isolated, secluded place, go to such a place (to defecate), defecate’ (eng) |
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səŋo | səŋo | ‘blow’ (eng) |
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səŋsəŋ | səŋsəŋ | ‘plug, stopper, plug up’ (eng) |
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səŋət | səŋət | ‘black ant sp.’ (eng) |
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səpaʔ | səpaʔ | ‘noise of smacking lips while eating, make such a noise while eating’ (eng) |
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səpeʔ | səpeʔ | ‘slap with open hand’ (eng) |
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səpsəp | səpsəp | ‘suck’ (eng) |
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səpun | səpun | ‘nasal mucus’ (eng) |
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səput | səput | ‘blowpipe’ (eng) |
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səwu | səwu | ‘boil over (of water), put something hot in water (e.g. hot iron to harden it)’ (eng) |
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səʔbu | səʔbu | ‘boil over (of water), put something hot in water (e.g. hot iron to harden it)’ (eng) |
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tabah | tabah | ‘call, call to, summon’ (eng) |
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tabaʔ | tabaʔ | ‘fat (on animal body)’ (eng) |
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tabaʔaŋ | tabaʔaŋ | ‘kind of shrub’ (eng); ‘Cordyline sp. planted as boundary hedge and near graves’ (lat) |
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tabtab | tabtab | ‘chop down/through bamboo’ (eng) |
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tadəm | tadəm | ‘sharp (of point)’ (eng) |
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tahas | tahas | ‘heartwood’ (eng) |
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tahas | tahas | ‘large tree sp., used for timber’ (eng) |
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tahaʔ | tahaʔ | ‘plane, chop (wood) smooth’ (eng) |
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ta-hula | ta-hula | ‘how muchʔ’ (eng) |
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tahuʔ | tahuʔ | ‘put into, put away, store inside’ (eng) |
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taktak | taktak | ‘chop down/through, fell’ (eng) |
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takura | takura | ‘how muchʔ’ (eng) |
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talaʔtaʔ | talaʔtaʔ | ‘skin disease causing pale patches on body’ (eng) |
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tali | tali | ‘rope, string’ (eng) |
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talikud | talikud | ‘turn the back (on someone), part, separate’ (eng) |
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taliŋa | taliŋa | ‘hear’ (eng) |
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talo | talo | ‘cowardly, timid’ (eng) |
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talun | talun | ‘forest’ (eng) |
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tambəlaŋ | tambəlaŋ | ‘kind of bamboo’ (eng) |
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tanaʔ | tanaʔ | ‘land, soil, ground’ (eng) |
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tanəm | tanəm | ‘plant’ (eng) |
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tare | tare | ‘newly, just, now’ (eng) |
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tasik | tasik | ‘sea’ (eng) |
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taʔan | taʔan | ‘set a snare’ (eng) |
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taʔap | taʔap | ‘winnow’ (eng) |
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taʔi | taʔi | ‘faeces, dregs’ (eng) |
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taʔtas | taʔtas | ‘cut through (e.g. rope, vine)’ (eng) |
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taʔu | taʔu | ‘know’ (eng) |
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taʔun | taʔun | ‘year’ (eng) |
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Tdn | tdn | ‘hot’ (eng) |
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tehep | tehep | ‘tree sp.’ (eng); ‘Artocarpus blumei’ (lat) |
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teŋkor | teŋkor | ‘beat (drum, gong etc.) with stick’ (eng) |
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tete | tete | ‘bridge’ (eng) |
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tiaʔ | tiaʔ | ‘throw away’ (eng) |
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tibaʔ | tibaʔ | ‘oath, swear an oath’ (eng) |
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tiboho | tiboho | ‘reed sp.’ (eng) |
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tiey | tiej | ‘call for pigs’ (eng) |
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tihis | tihis | ‘drip, leak’ (eng) |
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tihoy | tihoj | ‘sneeze’ (eng) |
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timboy | timboj | ‘hold, grip’ (eng) |
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timuh | timuh | ‘south, south wind’ (eng) |
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tina | tina | ‘female (of fowl, bird)’ (eng) |
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tinaʔ | tinaʔ | ‘blue (of bruise)’ (eng) |
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tinaʔ | tinaʔ | ‘pale, pallid’ (eng) |
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tinaʔi | tinaʔi | ‘intestines, belly’ (eng) |
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tinaʔi | tinaʔi | ‘intestines’ (eng) |
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tiŋa | tiŋa | ‘food caught between teeth, pick teeth’ (eng) |
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tiŋtiŋ | tiŋtiŋ | ‘clang, ring (noise), produce such a sound’ (eng) |
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tipuʔ | tipuʔ | ‘remove corn kernels from cob’ (eng) |
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tipuʔ | tipuʔ | ‘toothless, fall out (of teeth), pull out, pluck (fruit)’ (eng) |
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tobo | tobo | ‘liar, cheat, lie, deceive’ (eng) |
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toitok | toitok | ‘chop up finely’ (eng) |
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toktok | toktok | ‘chop up finely’ (eng) |
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toŋkoʔ | toŋkoʔ | ‘peck (of bird), snap (of snake; crocodile)’ (eng) |
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toŋo | toŋo | ‘mite’ (eng) |
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tonton | tonton | ‘lower, let down’ (eng) |
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tou | tou | ‘person, born, live, grow’ (eng) |
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towaʔ | towaʔ | ‘call, call to, summon’ (eng) |
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toʔd | toʔd | ‘stand up, get up, put up, erect’ (eng) |
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toʔod | toʔod | ‘stand up, get up, put up, erect’ (eng) |
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tuama | tuama | ‘man, male’ (eng) |
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tuari | tuari | ‘younger sibling’ (eng) |
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tudaʔ | tudaʔ | ‘strike, stab with lance’ (eng) |
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tuduʔ | tuduʔ | ‘show, point out, instruct, teach’ (eng) |
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tuma | tuma | ‘clothes louse’ (eng) |
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tumiʔd | tumiʔd | ‘heel’ (eng) |
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tumpa | tumpa | ‘descend, alight’ (eng) |
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tundək | tundək | ‘point with a piece of wood, prod with finger’ (eng) |
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tunu | tunu | ‘burn, bake, roast’ (eng) |
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tu-tuhun | tu-tuhun | ‘bunch’ (eng) |
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tu-tunduʔ | tu-tunduʔ | ‘finger’ (eng) |
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tutuŋ | tutuŋ | ‘kindle, light (fire, lamp), set alight’ (eng) |
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tuʔa | tuʔa | ‘old’ (eng) |
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tuʔd | tuʔd | ‘stump of chopped down tree’ (eng) |
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tuʔmid | tuʔmid | ‘heel’ (eng) |
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tuʔu | tuʔu | ‘indeed, really, truly’ (eng) |
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tuʔud | tuʔud | ‘origin, beginning, base, stump (of tree)’ (eng) |
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tuʔun | tuʔun | ‘place cooking pot on fire’ (eng) |
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tuʔur | tuʔur | ‘stump of chopped down tree’ (eng) |
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təbaʔ | təbaʔ | ‘slash, cut with sharpened bamboo’ (eng) |
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təbiʔ | təbiʔ | ‘break off (small piece of something)’ (eng) |
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təbiʔ | təbiʔ | ‘husked rice’ (eng) |
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təbəl | təbəl | ‘sharp (of blade)’ (eng) |
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təktək | təktək | ‘stake, post, stick (post) into ground’ (eng) |
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təkəl | təkəl | ‘sleep’ (eng) |
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təkən | təkən | ‘(walking) stick, staff’ (eng) |
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təlu | təlu | ‘three’ (eng) |
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tələs | tələs | ‘value, price, buy’ (eng) |
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təmbir | təmbir | ‘edge, side, bank’ (eng) |
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təndək | təndək | ‘straight (vertical), erect, stick up straight from the ground’ (eng) |
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təŋaʔ | təŋaʔ | ‘areca palm’ (eng); ‘Areca catechu and nut, chew betel’ (lat) |
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təpeh | təpeh | ‘mat’ (eng) |
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təpeʔ | təpeʔ | ‘mat’ (eng) |
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təpəs | təpəs | ‘kiss’ (eng) |
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təruŋ | təruŋ | ‘simple hut or shelter in fields’ (eng) |
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uala | uala | ‘tusk, canine tooth’ (eng) |
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uaŋ | uaŋ | ‘bark (of dog)’ (eng) |
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uaŋ | uaŋ | ‘grey hair’ (eng) |
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uasey | uasej | ‘iron’ (eng) |
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uaʔ | uaʔ | ‘slice open, disembowel’ (eng) |
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uban | uban | ‘grey hair’ (eng) |
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ubar | ubar | ‘untie, unravel’ (eng) |
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ubi | ubi | ‘edible tuber’ (eng) |
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ubur | ubur | ‘edible pith of palm trees’ (eng) |
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udan | udan | ‘rain’ (eng) |
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ue | ue | ‘rattan (generic term)’ (eng) |
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uhmun | uhmun | ‘sit on ground (not on perch; of hen), gather chickens under wings (of hen)’ (eng) |
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ukaʔ | ukaʔ | ‘half coconut shell (used as cup etc.)’ (eng) |
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ukur | ukur | ‘preordained time to die’ (eng) |
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ulit | ulit | ‘true, correct, real’ (eng) |
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ulu | ulu | ‘head’ (eng) |
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uma | uma | ‘(dry) cultivated field, gardens’ (eng) |
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umaʔ | umaʔ | ‘sheathe’ (eng) |
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undam | undam | ‘medicine’ (eng) |
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untap | untap | ‘blow with bellows’ (eng) |
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untəp | untəp | ‘inside, interior, enter’ (eng) |
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unəd | unəd | ‘middle, centre’ (eng) |
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upuʔ | upuʔ | ‘pick (rice), reap, harvest’ (eng) |
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utək | utək | ‘brain’ (eng) |
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waluŋ | waluŋ | ‘provisions for journey’ (eng) |
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waŋ | waŋ | ‘grey hair’ (eng) |
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wauʔb | wauʔb | ‘feed animals’ (eng) |
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wauʔmb | wauʔmb | ‘feed animals’ (eng) |
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wewey | wewej | ‘carry by hand with the load hanging down’ (eng) |
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weywey | wejwej | ‘carry by hand with the load hanging down’ (eng) |
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weʔ | weʔ | ‘give, put, place’ (eng) |
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wiwiʔ | wiwiʔ | ‘lip(s)’ (eng) |
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wuliŋ | wuliŋ | ‘black’ (eng) |
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wuriŋ | wuriŋ | ‘black’ (eng) |
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wəlaʔd | wəlaʔd | ‘spread out (to dry)’ (eng) |
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wələŋ | wələŋ | ‘eye’ (eng) |
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wəŋəl | wəŋəl | ‘deaf’ (eng) |
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wəsiʔ | wəsiʔ | ‘burst (of roasting corn), bake corn in ashes’ (eng) |
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ədam | ədam | ‘lease (land), rent’ (eng) |
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ələp | ələp | ‘drink’ (eng) |
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əmbət | əmbət | ‘gird, wrap round belly’ (eng) |
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əŋah | əŋah | ‘cough’ (eng) |
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ənteʔ | ənteʔ | ‘strong, forceful’ (eng) |
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əntoʔ | əntoʔ | ‘stop, wait, live (in a place)’ (eng) |
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əntut | əntut | ‘fart’ (eng) |
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ənəm | ənəm | ‘six, day, sun’ (eng) |
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əpat | əpat | ‘four’ (eng) |
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əpeʔ | əpeʔ | ‘eat meat or fish’ (eng) |
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əpeʔ | əpeʔ | ‘taste, try, test, sample’ (eng) |
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əris | əris | ‘sand’ (eng) |
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ərut | ərut | ‘thunder, rumble (of thunder)’ (eng) |
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əsa | əsa | ‘one’ (eng) |
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əsi | əsi | ‘dry up (of river or pond), dry, waterless’ (eng) |
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əsəm | əsəm | ‘sour’ (eng) |
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əta | əta | ‘bran, chaff’ (eng) |
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əti | əti | ‘dry up (of river or pond), dry, waterless’ (eng) |
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ətuŋ | ətuŋ | ‘tilt (in order to pour out contents), lean over’ (eng) |