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van Staden (2000): Tidore

Original citation: van Staden, Miriam. 2000. Tidore: A Linguistic Description of a Language of the North Moluccas. PhD thesis, Leiden University.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
aba	ˈaba	n. ‘father’
acara	aˈcara	n. ‘ceremony’
ace	ˈace	n. ‘footprint’
aci	ˈaci	v. ‘rip’
adat	ˈadat	n. ‘customs, tradition’
adat	aˈdat	v. ‘resent’
ado	ˈado	v. ‘arrive (v)’
adu	ˈadu	v. ‘mix’
adu	aˈdu	exc. ‘oh dear!’
agama	aˈɡama	n. ‘religion’
aha	ˈaha	n. ‘soil’
ahi	ˈahi	n. ‘skin’
ahirat	ˈahirat	n. ‘afterlife’
ahirnya	aˈhirɲa	‘in the end’
ahu	ˈahu	v. ‘live’
ajar	aˈɟar	v. ‘teach’
akal	ˈakal	n. ‘brain, outwit, trick’
akan	ˈakan	v. ‘will’
akang	ˈakan	v. ‘will’
ake	ˈake	n. ‘water’
aki	ˈaki	1. n. ‘tongue’ 2. n. ‘heel’
ako	ˈako	n. ‘penis’
aku	ˈaku	v. ‘may’
akua	aˈkua	‘may not’
alo	ˈalo	v. ‘accept’
alo	ˈalo	adj. ‘cold’
alo-	aˈlo-	num. ‘number of times’
alu	ˈalu	n. ‘under’
aman	ˈaman	adj. ‘peace’
amo	ˈamo	n. ‘breadfruit’
ampat	ˈampat	num. ‘four’
ampong	ˈampoŋ	exc. ‘help!, oh dear!’
ane	ˈane	n. ‘forehead’
angka	ˈaŋka	v. ‘raise’
anyor	ˈaɲor	v. ‘drift’
artafe	arˈtafe	n. ‘potato’
asal	ˈasal	n. ‘roots’
asalnya	ˈasal	n. ‘roots’
asar	ˈasar	n. ‘twilight prayer’
asek	ˈasek	adj. ‘great’
aseng	ˈaseŋ	adj. ‘foreign’
asik	ˈasek	adj. ‘great’
asing	ˈaseŋ	adj. ‘foreign’
asli	ˈasli	adj. ‘original’
astaga	ˈastaɡa	exc. ‘oh dear!’
atur	ˈatur	v. ‘organise’
aturan	aˈturan	n. ‘organisation’
au	ˈau	n. ‘blood’
au yuhi	ˈau ˈjuhi	v. ‘bleed’
awal	ˈawal	n. ‘begin’
baba	ˈbaba	n. ‘father’
badan	baˈdan	n. ‘body’
bafa	ˈbafa	n. ‘thick end of coconut leaf’
bafikir	baˈfikir	v. ‘think’
bagara	baɡaˈra	v. ‘move’
bagoba	baˈɡoba	n. ‘lung’
bahasa	baˈhasa	n. ‘language’
bahaya	baˈhaja	adv. ‘awful, extremely’
baibai	baiˈbai	nom. ‘scoop’
baja	ˈbaɟa	v. ‘persuade’
baju	ˈbaɟu	n. ‘dress’
bak	ˈbak	n. ‘tub’
baki	ˈbaki	n. ‘bowl, deep plate’
bala	ˈbala	n. ‘piece’
balau	baˈlau	‘blue’
bali	ˈbali	n. ‘helping of sago porridge’
balibunga	baliˈbuŋa	n. ‘hibiscus’
balitu	baˈlitu	v. ‘assume’
balo	ˈbalo	‘widow(er)’
bane	ˈbane	nom. ‘load’
banga	ˈbaŋa	n. ‘forest’
bangke	ˈbaŋke	n. ‘corpse’
bangsa	ˈbaŋsa	n. ‘population’
bantu	ˈbantu	v. ‘help’
bao	ˈbao	n. ‘current’
bao kabuba	ˈbao kaˈbuba	‘pulling of the current’
bara	ˈbara	n. ‘outrigger’
barang	ˈbaraŋ	n. ‘goods’
barangkali	baraŋˈkali	adv. ‘maybe’
barangmakusu	baraŋmaˈkusu	n. ‘lemon grass’
bararti	baˈrarti	v. ‘mean’
barat	ˈbarat	adj. ‘west’
barati	baˈrati	‘firefly’
barere	baˈrere	n. ‘spider’
bargaul	barɡaˈul	v. ‘mingle’
baro	ˈbaro	n. ‘wrapping’
baronda	baˈronda	v. ‘visit, go for a walk’
baru	ˈbaru	adv. ‘new’
baskom	ˈbaskom	n. ‘bowl’
baso	ˈbaso	v. ‘hear’
basudara	basuˈdara	‘have siblings’
basusu	baˈsusu	v. ‘give birth’
batahan	baˈtahan	v. ‘keep, stay’
batahang	baˈtahan	v. ‘keep, stay’
batata	baˈtata	n. ‘potato’
bateko	baˈteko	n. ‘upperarm’
bateku	baˈteku	n. ‘upperarm’
bati	ˈbati	nom. ‘border, fence’
bato	ˈbato	adv. ‘only’
bau	ˈbau	v. ‘borrow’
bawa	ˈbawa	n. ‘onion’
=be	ˈ=be	int. ‘where, which’
bebas	ˈbebas	‘free’
bebe	ˈbebe	n. ‘duck’
beda	ˈbeda	n. ‘difference’
bego	ˈbeɡo	nom. ‘cover’
bela	ˈbela	1. n. ‘page’ 2. n. ‘mensural classifier for thin, flat objects’
belabela	belaˈbela	n. ‘lightning’
belito	beˈlito	adv. ‘indeed’
bengabenga	beŋaˈbeŋa	n. ‘bird trap’
bengabenga	beŋaˈbeŋa	n. ‘heart beat’
bentuk	benˈtuk	n. ‘type’
besi	ˈbesi	n. ‘iron’
besibesi	besiˈbesi	n. ‘frying pan’
besu	ˈbesu	n. ‘head cloth’
bia	ˈbia	‘shellfish’
biar	ˈbiar	adv. ‘rather, although’
biasa	biˈasa	adj. ‘customary, common’
bicara	biˈcara	v. ‘talk’
bidadari	bidaˈdari	n. ‘female angel’
bidari	biˈdari	n. ‘tweezer’
bido	ˈbido	n. ‘betel fruit’
bifi	ˈbifi	n. ‘ant’
bii	ˈbiː	n. ‘tail’
biji	ˈbiɟi	n. ‘fruit stone’
bilale	biˈlale	n. ‘black stone used to decorate earthenware’
bilolo	biˈlolo	n. ‘hermit crab’
binatang	biˈnataŋ	n. ‘animal’
bira	ˈbira	n. ‘rice’
bira	ˈbira	nom. ‘sister’
birahi	biˈrahi	adj. ‘happiness’
bire	ˈbire	n. ‘wall’
biru	ˈbiru	adj. ‘blue’
bisa	ˈbisa	v. ‘able to’
bisa	ˈbisa	v. ‘hot, poisonous’
biso	ˈbiso	1. v. ‘play’ 2. n. ‘game, toy, musical instrument’
boba	ˈboba	v. ‘order’
bobato	boˈbato	1. n. ‘manager’ 2. n. ‘organisation’
boboso	boˈboso	n. ‘taboo’
bobulo	boˈbulo	n. ‘white cloth’
bodo	ˈbodo	adj. ‘stupid’
boke	ˈboke	n. ‘scar’
boki	ˈboki	n. ‘queen’
boko	ˈboko	adj. ‘bald’
bole	ˈbole	v. ‘allowed’
bole	ˈbole	v. ‘slow, weak, easy’
bolito	boˈlito	v. ‘wounded’
bolo	ˈbolo	con. ‘or’
bolulu	boˈlulu	nom. ‘sth wrapped up’
bolutu	boˈlutu	‘in:’
bonda	ˈbonda	n. ‘youngest relative within a generation’
borere	boˈrere	n. ‘spider’
borero	boˈrero	nom. ‘order’
boro	ˈboro	n. ‘bud’
bosa	ˈbosa	n. ‘rain’
boso	ˈboso	n. ‘cooking pot’
bota	ˈbota	1. adj. ‘dirty white, stained’ 2. n. ‘stain’
boto	ˈboto	n. ‘chicken dish’
botoboto	botoˈboto	n. ‘beetle’
botol	ˈbotol	n. ‘bottle’
buau	buˈau	‘cockroach’
buayakis	buaˈjakis	n. ‘cashew’
bubu	ˈbubu	v. ‘bathe in rain’
budi	ˈbudi	n. ‘virtue’
budo	ˈbudo	adj. ‘albino’
buebue	bueˈbue	n. ‘swing’
bukan	ˈbukan	neg. ‘no, not’
bukang	ˈbukan	neg. ‘no, not’
buku	ˈbuku	n. ‘book’
buku	ˈbuku	n. ‘corner’
buku	ˈbuku	n. ‘mountain’
bukubuku	bukuˈbuku	1. n. ‘knee’ 2. n. ‘elbow’
bulo	ˈbulo	adj. ‘white’
bulu	ˈbulu	n. ‘bamboo’
bulu	ˈbulu	n. ‘eel’
bumi	ˈbumi	n. ‘earth’
bun	ˈbun	n. ‘serving pan’
bune	ˈbune	n. ‘hair bun’
bunga	ˈbuŋa	n. ‘flower’
bupati	buˈpati	n. ‘district head’
buria	ˈburia	n. ‘caretaker, guardian’
butu	ˈbutu	1. adj. ‘crowded’ 2. n. ‘market’
butu	ˈbutu	nom. ‘number of days after a funeral’
cabe	ˈcabe	v. ‘fast’
cafi	ˈcafi	n. ‘coconut shell’
caficafi	cafiˈcafi	n. ‘skull’
cahaya	caˈhaja	adj. ‘bright’
cahi	ˈcahi	v. ‘carry on the back’
cakaolu	cakaˈolu	v. ‘lie in foetal position’
cako	ˈcako	1. v. ‘hit’ 2. v. ‘weave’
cako	ˈcako	n. ‘hour’
cako katibi	ˈcako kaˈtibi	‘sit cross-legged’
cala-	caˈla-	n. ‘thousand’
calamoi	calaˈmoi	‘one thousand’
calana	caˈlana	n. ‘trousers’
cam	ˈcam	v. ‘enjoy eating’
cam	ˈcam	v. ‘smoke, specifically for fish’
campur	ˈcampur	v. ‘mix’
canela	caˈnela	n. ‘shoe’
capat	caˈpat	adv. ‘quickly’
capu	ˈcapu	v. ‘mix’
cara	ˈcara	n. ‘method’
carita	caˈrita	v. ‘tell’
catu	ˈcatu	v. ‘give’
ce	ce	exc. ‘well!’
ceka	ˈceka	adj. ‘skinny’
cere	ˈcere	n. ‘water container’
ci	ci	n. ‘big sister’
cici	ˈcici	n. ‘knife’
cikaho	ciˈkaho	v. ‘move’
ciko	ˈciko	v. ‘fold’
cinta	ˈcinta	n. ‘love’
cipta	ˈcipta	v. ‘invent’
ciru	ˈciru	v. ‘shave, scrape’
coba	ˈcoba	con. ‘if, when’
coba	ˈcoba	v. ‘let’s, try’
cobi lao	ˈcobi ˈlao	v. ‘wink’
cobo	ˈcobo	v. ‘taste’
coco	ˈcoco	‘good’
coe	ˈcoe	v. ‘boil’
coho	ˈcoho	1. v. ‘catch’ 2. v. ‘squeeze’ 3. v. ‘hold’
coka	ˈcoka	n. ‘ghost’
cole	ˈcole	n. ‘bra’
colo	ˈcolo	v. ‘dip’
coma	ˈcoma	v. ‘add, another’
conto	ˈconto	n. ‘example’
copu	ˈcopu	v. ‘have diarrhoea’
cou	ˈcou	v. ‘work without being paid’
cuka	ˈcuka	v. ‘boil’
cum	ˈcum	1. v. ‘point at’ 2. v. ‘choose’
curu	ˈcuru	‘whisper’
dabe	ˈdabe	v. ‘heat’
dabudabu	dabuˈdabu	n. ‘chilly sauce’
dade	ˈdade	v. ‘(keep in) balance’
dadi	ˈdadi	v. ‘able to’
dadi	ˈdadi	1. v. ‘make’ 2. v. ‘become’ 3. v. ‘grow’ 4. v. ‘add up to’
dadi	ˈdadi	con. ‘so’
dadu	ˈdadu	adj. ‘orange, pink’
daera	daˈera	n. ‘area’
daeraa	daeˈraː	v. ‘contemplate’
dafu	ˈdafu	n. ‘sister in law’
daga	ˈdaɡa	n. ‘guest’
dagali	daˈɡali	v. ‘help’
dagan	ˈdaɡan	v. ‘trade’
dagi ake	ˈdaɡi ˈake	nom. ‘diarrhoea’
dagilom	daɡiˈlom	n. ‘friend’
daging	ˈdaɡiŋ	n. ‘meat’
dahae	daˈhae	v. ‘taste’
dahe	ˈdahe	v. ‘find, hit, touch, meet’
dahea	daˈhea	n. ‘rotan’
dai	ˈdai	n. ‘paddle’
dailila	daiˈlila	v. ‘witness’
dalabane	dalaˈbane	n. ‘passenger, company’
dalima	daˈlima	n. ‘pomegranate’
dama	ˈdama	n. ‘torch’
dame	ˈdame	v. ‘peace’
danata	daˈnata	1. v. ‘steal’ 2. n. ‘thief’
dano	ˈdano	n. ‘grandchild’
dansa	ˈdansa	v. ‘dance’
dara	ˈdara	n. ‘sea bird’
darafuru	daraˈfuru	n. ‘pigeon’
darari	daˈrari	n. ‘sexual organs’
dasi	ˈdasi	v. ‘shake hands’
daso	ˈdaso	n. ‘potato’
daso gumi	ˈdaso ˈɡumi	n. ‘sweet potato’
daso tafe	ˈdaso ˈtafe	n. ‘potato’
daso tape	ˈdaso ˈtape	n. ‘potato’
dati	ˈdati	n. ‘work’
dato	ˈdato	adv. ‘lest’
dau	ˈdau	n. ‘cloth’
dau	ˈdau	n. ‘muscle’
dayang	ˈdajaŋ	n. ‘female servants’
dea	ˈdea	1. v. ‘stupid’ 2. v. ‘talk in sleep’
dede	ˈdede	n. ‘hole’
dedo	ˈdedo	adj. ‘fast’
delo	ˈdelo	n. ‘tuna’
denda	ˈdenda	n. ‘punishment’
denden	denˈden	n. ‘rack over fireplace’
dere	ˈdere	adj. ‘fat’
destari	desˈtari	n. ‘hat’
diahi	diˈahi	nom. ‘complete’
diali	diˈali	nom. ‘replacement’
dibo	ˈdibo	v. ‘resell’
difutu	diˈfutu	n. ‘tomorrow’
din	ˈdin	v. ‘sew’
dinga	ˈdiŋa	nom. ‘scale’
dite	ˈdite	n. ‘side’
diti	ˈditi	n. ‘lizard’
dituru	diˈturu	n. ‘thunder’
do	do	con. ‘then’
doa	ˈdoa	nom. ‘give’
doa	doˈa	n. ‘thanks prayer’
dobol	doˈbol	adv. ‘double’
dode	ˈdode	v. ‘hunt’
dodi	ˈdodi	v. ‘push’
doe	ˈdoe	n. ‘border, cape’
dofo	ˈdofo	nom. ‘flower decoration’
dofo	ˈdofo	nom. ‘stab’
dofolo	doˈfolo	n. ‘head’
dofolo gola	doˈfolo ˈɡola	‘headache’
dofolo macafi	doˈfolo maˈcafi	‘skull (lit. head its-shell)’
dofolo macafi	doˈfolo maˈcafi	‘skull’
dofolo yobi	doˈfolo ˈjobi	‘dizzy spell’
dofolo yobi	doˈfolo ˈjobi	1. v. ‘dizzy’ 2. v. ‘drunk’
dofu	ˈdofu	adj ; adv ; n. ‘much’
dofu	ˈdofu	n. ‘wall’
dogadoga	doɡaˈdoɡa	1. nom. ‘small stone’ 2. nom. ‘ankle’
dogu	ˈdoɡu	‘end’
dohor	doˈhor	n. ‘midday prayer’
doi	ˈdoi	n. ‘carry on a stretcher’
dokanena	dokaˈnena	‘guard’
dokter	ˈdokter	n. ‘doctor’
dola	ˈdola	‘break’
dolamoi	dolaˈmoi	‘half’
dolidoli	doliˈdoli	n. ‘hiccup’
doliu	doˈliu	n. ‘divorcee’
dolo	ˈdolo	nom. ‘alarum block’
dolulu	doˈlulu	‘bamboo (ceiling)’
domi	ˈdomi	1. n. ‘umbilical cord’ 2. n. ‘cervix’
domong	doˈmoŋ	noun. ‘side’
donga	ˈdoŋa	n. ‘female person’
donodono	donoˈdono	1. n. ‘fishing net’ 2. n. ‘‘sacred money’’
dorabololo	doraboˈlolo	n. ‘type of poetry’
doridori	doriˈdori	n. ‘thief’
dorine	doˈrine	nom. ‘seat’
dotu	ˈdotu	n. ‘great grandchild, great grandparent’
dou	ˈdou	1. n. ‘stretch of wood cleared to make a garden’ 2. n. ‘harvest’
doudou	douˈdou	nom. ‘bridge’
dowoka	doˈwoka	v. ‘gorge’
dowong	doˈwoŋ	n. ‘beach’
doya	ˈdoja	loc noun. ‘inside’
dua	ˈdua	v. ‘call’
dubo	ˈdubo	loc noun. ‘top’
dubu	ˈdubu	n. ‘fist’
due	ˈdue	n. ‘‘possession’, in expressions of generic possession’
dufai	duˈfai	n. ‘lime stone powder’
dufifi	duˈfifi	n. ‘shiver’
duga	ˈduɡa	adv. ‘only’
duhuru	duˈhuru	n. ‘noise’
duka	ˈduka	1. v. ‘unhappy’ 2. v. ‘love’
dukadu	duˈkadu	v. ‘sleepy’
duko	ˈduko	n. ‘mountain’
dulu	ˈdulu	1. loc noun. ‘back’ 2. loc noun. ‘outside’
dum	ˈdum	n. ‘harvest’
dum	ˈdum	n. ‘rack over fireplace’
dumaha	duˈmaha	v. ‘wait’
dun	ˈdun	n. ‘child in law, woman’s mother in law’
dunya	duˈɲa	n. ‘world’
duren	ˈduren	n. ‘durian’
duria	ˈduria	n. ‘durian’
duru foloi	ˈduru foˈloi	‘last’
duso	ˈduso	‘hole’
dusu	ˈdusu	v. ‘chase away’
dutu	ˈdutu	n. ‘rice mortar’
e	e	exc. ‘hey’
ea	ˈea	v. ‘sleepy’
efaefa	efaˈefa	n. ‘arm’
ega	ˈeɡa	1. n. ‘snake’ 2. n. ‘umbilical cord’
eh	ˈeh	exc. ‘eh’
ela	ˈela	v. ‘step’
eli	ˈeli	v. ‘heed’
ember	emˈber	n. ‘bucket’
ena	ˈena	n. ‘areca nut’
ena	ˈena	pn. ‘third person non-human singular and plural’
eno	ˈeno	n. ‘rubbish’
ese	ˈese	v. ‘smooth, stroke’
estinja	esˈtinɟa	‘pink’
faa	ˈfaː	v. ‘slap’
fae	ˈfae	v. ‘scoop’
faham	faˈham	v. ‘understand’
fai	ˈfai	v. ‘dig’
faja	ˈfaɟa	adj. ‘dirty’
fajaru	faˈɟaru	pn. ‘1st person singular feminine neutral’
fajato	faˈɟato	pn. ‘1st person singular feminine actor’
falang	faˈlaŋ	v. ‘give’
falo	ˈfalo	v. ‘lift’
fals	ˈfals	adj. ‘false’
falu	ˈfalu	v. ‘answer’
famafama	famaˈfama	n. ‘chest’
fanai	faˈnai	n. ‘bait’
fang	ˈfaŋ	v. ‘pay’
fangare	faˈŋare	pn. ‘1st person singular masculine’
fangato	faˈŋato	pn. ‘1st person singular masculine actor’
fara	ˈfara	‘mole’
fara	ˈfara	adj. ‘separate’
Faralange	faraˈlaŋe	‘Portugal, Portuguese’
faratagu	faraˈtaɡu	‘<k.o. plant>’
farfel	farˈfel	v. ‘bored’
fari	ˈfari	‘insect’
fari	ˈfari	n ; v. ‘see sth imaginary’
fati	ˈfati	v. ‘forbidden’
fato	ˈfato	v. ‘organise’
fatu	ˈfatu	n. ‘posture’
fayaa	faˈjaː	1. adj. ‘female’ 2. n. ‘woman’ 3. n. ‘wife’
fego	ˈfeɡo	v. ‘close’
fela	ˈfela	v. ‘open’
felu	ˈfelu	v. ‘bend’
feneti	feˈneti	n. ‘pin’
fiaro	fiˈaro	v. ‘sow’
fiau	fiˈau	v. ‘sow’
ficafi	fiˈcafi	n. ‘skull’
fifi	ˈfifi	v. ‘smoke (cigarette)’
fika	ˈfika	1. n. ‘dust’ 2. n. ‘ash’ 3. n. ‘flour’
fikir	fiˈkir	v. ‘think’
fila	ˈfila	v. ‘grow fat’
fio	ˈfio	int. ‘when’
fira	ˈfira	n. ‘sister’
firi	ˈfiri	v. ‘flee & hide’
fitna	ˈfitna	v. ‘sin’
flor	ˈflor	n. ‘floor’
fo-	ˈfo-	‘1st person inclusive actor prefix’
fofa	ˈfofa	v. ‘hold in arms’
fofo	ˈfofo	v. ‘thunder’
fofoki	foˈfoki	nom. ‘eggplant’
foi	ˈfoi	1. v. ‘throw (at sth.)’ 2. v. ‘sow’
foki	ˈfoki	n. ‘eggplant’
fola	ˈfola	n. ‘house’
foli	ˈfoli	v. ‘buy’
foloi	foˈloi	adv. ‘more than’
folote	foˈlote	v. ‘erupt’
folulu	foˈlulu	1. v. ‘make round, circle’ 2. n. ‘circle’
fona	ˈfona	n. ‘roof top’
for	ˈfor	n. ‘fortress’
fora	ˈfora	‘cover’
forero	foˈrero	v. ‘order’
forii	foˈriː	v. ‘wring’
foro	ˈforo	v. ‘sit on eggs’
foso	ˈfoso	v. ‘taboo’
fote	ˈfote	adv. ‘very’
fou	ˈfou	v. ‘feed’
fudiri	fuˈdiri	‘formerly’
fugo	ˈfuɡo	v. ‘come out’
fugu	ˈfuɡu	v. ‘stand bent over’
fuki	ˈfuki	‘close’
fula	ˈfula	v. ‘hit’
fulo	ˈfulo	‘dry (tentative)’
fun	ˈfun	v. ‘close’
fun lao	ˈfun ˈlao	v. ‘close eyes’
fuo	ˈfuo	‘cow pea’
fura	ˈfura	v. ‘close’
futa	ˈfuta	v. ‘stick’
futu	ˈfutu	n. ‘night’
futu-	fuˈtu-	‘sortal classifier for plants and trees’
futuru	fuˈturu	v. ‘strong’
fuu	ˈfuː	v. ‘sell’
gabua	ɡaˈbua	n. ‘white ant’
gaci	ˈɡaci	n. ‘cloth’
gaga	ˈɡaɡa	adj. ‘good looking (of boys and men)’
gagu	ˈɡaɡu	n. ‘edible ferns’
gaha	ˈɡaha	adv. ‘in four days time’
gahe	ˈɡahe	v. ‘tame’
gahi	ˈɡahi	v. ‘make’
gahi ngam	ˈɡahi ˈŋam	v. ‘cook’
gahimega	ɡahiˈmeɡa	int. ‘why, how’
gahimega ua	ɡahiˈmeɡa ˈua	pred. ‘never mind’
gai	ˈɡai	n. ‘caterpillar’
gai	ˈɡai	n. ‘face, front’
gaji	ˈɡaɟi	adj. ‘fat’
galas	ɡaˈlas	n. ‘glass’
gale	ˈɡale	n. ‘wind’
galegale	ɡaleˈɡale	n. ‘intestines’
galei	ɡaˈlei	n. ‘pink’
galepa	ɡaˈlepa	nom. ‘half’
galuwewe	ɡaluˈwewe	n. ‘great-great-great grandchild, great-great-great grandparent’
gam	ˈɡam	n. ‘village’
gambar	ɡamˈbar	n. ‘picture’
gambir	ɡamˈbir	n. ‘jasmin’
gamis	ɡaˈmis	n. ‘shirt’
gampang	ɡamˈpaŋ	‘easy’
gan	ˈɡan	1. n. ‘louse’ 2. n. ‘flea’
gana	ˈɡana	adj. ‘stupid’
gana	ˈɡana	v. ‘talk in sleep’
gandum	ɡanˈdum	n. ‘wheat’
gange	ˈɡaŋe	n. ‘day after day after tomorrow’
ganggu	ˈɡaŋɡu	v. ‘disturb’
ganyaha	ɡaˈɲaha	v. ‘set free’
gariou	ɡariˈou	n. ‘sweat’
garuda	ɡaˈruda	n. ‘eagle’
garuge	ɡaˈruɡe	‘thirsty’
gasi	ˈɡasi	n. ‘salt’
gasora	ɡaˈsora	n. ‘nutmeg’
gasora masolang	ɡaˈsora masoˈlaŋ	n. ‘mace’
gate	ˈɡate	n. ‘liver’
gate	ˈɡate	n. ‘manner, like’
gatebe	ɡaˈtebe	int. ‘how’
gau	ˈɡau	adj. ‘tall, deep’
=ge	ˈ=ɡe	dem. ‘that, there’
gege	ˈɡeɡe	‘thus’
gelisa	ɡeˈlisa	adj. ‘unhappy’
generasi	ɡeneˈrasi	n. ‘generation’
gerege	ɡeˈreɡe	adj. ‘skinny’
gereja	ɡeˈreɟa	n. ‘church’
gia	ˈɡia	n. ‘arm, hand’
gia maraga	ˈɡia maˈraɡa	‘finger’
gia masako	ˈɡia maˈsako	n. ‘wrist’
giba	ˈɡiba	n. ‘strap, ribbon’
gibi	ˈɡibi	n. ‘coconut milk’
gii	ˈɡiː	n. ‘‘person’, someone, one(self)’
gili	ˈɡili	n. ‘phlegm’
gilihotu	ɡiliˈhotu	n. ‘thirsty’
gim	ˈɡim	n. ‘infected wound’
gina	ˈɡina	n. ‘luggage’
ginoti	ɡiˈnoti	n. ‘driftwood’
gira	ˈɡira	n. ‘goods’
gira	ˈɡira	adj. ‘long’
gira tege	ˈɡira ˈteɡe	‘directly’
gitar	ɡiˈtar	n. ‘guitar’
goa	ˈɡoa	n. ‘aunt’
goba	ˈɡoba	n. ‘midrib palmfrond of sago tree (for building houses)’
gobagoba	ɡobaˈɡoba	n. ‘lung’
gobele	ɡoˈbele	nom. ‘fight’
gode	ˈɡode	adj. ‘fat’
gofu	ˈɡofu	n. ‘grass’
goga	ˈɡoɡa	v. ‘feel cold’
gogado	ɡoˈɡado	nom. ‘speak’
gogahi	ɡoˈɡahi	n. ‘customs’
gogahu	ɡoˈɡahu	n. ‘life’
gogo	ˈɡoɡo	n. ‘body hair of humans, animals and birds (i.e. including ‘feather’)’
gogola	ɡoˈɡola	nom. ‘illness’
gogoru	ɡoˈɡoru	n. ‘grief’
goheka	ɡoˈheka	n. ‘frog’
gohori	ɡoˈhori	nom. ‘yolk’
gohu	ˈɡohu	n. ‘uncooked fruit’
goka	ˈɡoka	n. ‘bone’
goko	ˈɡoko	nom. ‘standing up’
gola	ˈɡola	adj. ‘ill, painfull’
goli	ˈɡoli	v. ‘bite’
goliho	ɡoˈliho	nom. ‘return’
gololi	ɡoˈloli	1. n. ‘group’ 2. n. ‘saving club’
golopung	ɡoloˈpuŋ	n. ‘flour’
golu	ˈɡolu	1. n. ‘spider’ 2. n. ‘web’
goluhu	ɡoˈluhu	n. ‘wing’
gomode	ɡoˈmode	n. ‘clove’
gomuru	ɡoˈmuru	1. n. ‘side’ 2. n. ‘waist’
gonaga	ɡoˈnaɡa	v. ‘face’
gonago	ɡoˈnaɡo	n. ‘areca palm’
gone	ˈɡone	nom. ‘waistband’
gonihe	ɡoˈnihe	v. ‘sleep’
gonofu	ɡoˈnofu	n. ‘outer shell of coconut’
gonora	ɡoˈnora	n. ‘waist’
gonyihi	ɡoˈɲihi	1. n. ‘place’ 2. v. ‘located’
gonyoho	ɡoˈɲoho	n. ‘parcel’
googo	ˈɡoːɡo	v. ‘silent’
goraa	ɡoˈraː	n. ‘ginger’
goragora	ɡoraˈɡora	adv. ‘jokingly’
gorango	ɡoˈraŋo	n. ‘shark’
gorango garagaji	ɡoˈraŋo ɡaraˈɡaɟi	‘sawfish’
goraso	ɡoˈraso	v. ‘scrape’
goro	ˈɡoro	n. ‘coconut milk’
goro	ˈɡoro	n. ‘elastic band’
goroho	ɡoˈroho	v. ‘oil’
goru	ˈɡoru	adj. ‘sad’
gorua	ɡoˈrua	1. n. ‘smooth bay’ 2. n. ‘lake’
gosa	ˈɡosa	v. ‘carry’
gosi	ˈɡosi	1. n. ‘egg’ 2. v. ‘lay eggs’
gosigosi	ɡosiˈɡosi	n. ‘muscle’
gosimo	ɡoˈsimo	nom. ‘ancestor, old people’
gosimo	ɡoˈsimo	n. ‘old, person’
gotu	ˈɡotu	n. ‘pupil’
gou	ˈɡou	v. ‘right, true’
goyang	ɡoˈjaŋ	v. ‘swing’
guae	ɡuˈae	n. ‘mango’
guba	ˈɡuba	n. ‘mosquito net’
gubaguba	ɡubaˈɡuba	n. ‘lung’
gubernur	ɡuberˈnur	n. ‘governor’
gubira	ɡuˈbira	nom. ‘stubble’
gubua	ɡuˈbua	n. ‘white ant’
gufu	ˈɡufu	n. ‘fly’
gufu sang	ˈɡufu ˈsaŋ	n. ‘bluebottle’
guhi	ˈɡuhi	n. ‘flood’
guigu	ɡuˈiɡu	‘nest’
gula	ˈɡula	n. ‘sugar’
gulifa	ɡuˈlifa	‘plain’
gulu	ˈɡulu	n. ‘armpit’
gulu	ˈɡulu	n. ‘basket’
gulu	ˈɡulu	adj. ‘far’
gum	ˈɡum	1. n. ‘rope’ 2. n. ‘moustache’
gumi	ˈɡumi	1. n. ‘rope’ 2. n. ‘moustache’
gumo	ˈɡumo	v. ‘bake’
gura	ˈɡura	n. ‘garden’
guraci	ɡuˈraci	1. nom. ‘gold’ 2. nom. ‘curcuma (kunyit)’
gure	ˈɡure	v ; nom. ‘put down, place’
guro	ˈɡuro	n. ‘prawn’
guru	ˈɡuru	n. ‘hole’
guru	ˈɡuru	v. ‘snore’
guru	ˈɡuru	n. ‘teacher’
guruge	ɡuˈruɡe	‘thirsty’
gururu	ɡuˈruru	n. ‘palm stem’
gusi	ˈɡusi	n. ‘phlegm’
gutae	ɡuˈtae	n. ‘small mole’
habari	haˈbari	n. ‘news’
hadi	ˈhadi	n. ‘week’
hadir	haˈdir	v. ‘present’
hado	ˈhado	v. ‘endure’
hadoro	haˈdoro	v. ‘cook on stove’
hae	ˈhae	v. ‘ashamed’
hafal	haˈfal	v. ‘know (by heart)’
hagora	haˈɡora	v. ‘comfort’
haha	ˈhaha	n. ‘man’s mother in law’
hai	ˈhai	n. ‘centipede’
hai	ˈhai	v. ‘tired’
haiwan	haiˈwan	n. ‘animal’
haji	ˈhaɟi	n. ‘haji’
hakekat	ˈhakekat	1. n. ‘ritual truth’ 2. n. ‘rules concerning a death’
haki	ˈhaki	v. ‘peel’
hal	ˈhal	n. ‘situation’
hale	ˈhale	n. ‘ground’
hali	ˈhali	adj. ‘expensive’
halii	haˈliː	n. ‘family’
haliora	haliˈora	‘Halmahera’
halmahera tenga	halmaˈhera ˈteŋa	n. ‘<subdistrict of the North Moluccas>’
hamdiri	hamˈdiri	n. ‘day after tomorrow’
hame	ˈhame	1. v. ‘smell’ 2. v. ‘kiss’
hamis	haˈmis	n. ‘thursday’
hamoi	haˈmoi	num. ‘one person’
hang	ˈhaŋ	1. n. ‘tablecloth’ 2. v. ‘cover table’
hanyato	haˈɲato	v. ‘steer’
hanyoli	haˈɲoli	v. ‘pay attention’
hare	ˈhare	v. ‘smell’
hari	ˈhari	v. ‘rise of sea’
harioma	hariˈoma	v. ‘rest’
haro	ˈharo	v. ‘arrive’
hasil	ˈhasil	n. ‘crop’
haso	ˈhaso	adj. ‘heavy’
hate	ˈhate	n. ‘tree’
hawaa	haˈwaː	1. v. ‘angry’ 2. v. ‘dislike, hate’
hawater	haˈwater	v. ‘worry, afraid’
heo	ˈheo	adj. ‘bent, crooked’
hiasan	hiaˈsan	n. ‘decoration’
hidup	hiˈdup	v. ‘live’
hijo	ˈhiɟo	v. ‘green’
himo	ˈhimo	adj. ‘old’
hina	ˈhina	adj. ‘thin’
hira	ˈhira	n. ‘brother’
hiri	ˈhiri	v. ‘look for’
hirup	hiˈrup	v. ‘breathe’
hisa	ˈhisa	n. ‘fence’
hitam	hiˈtam	adj. ‘black’
hito	ˈhito	n. ‘kitchen’
ho-	ˈho-	‘causative, prefix’
hoa	ˈhoa	v. ‘smoke’
hobo	ˈhobo	v. ‘wet’
hoda	ˈhoda	v. ‘watch’
hodaga	hoˈdaɡa	1. v. ‘visit’ 2. n. ‘guest’
hoga	ˈhoɡa	adj. ‘stupid’
hogim	hoˈɡim	1. ‘infect’ 2. ‘infected wound’
hogo	ˈhoɡo	v. ‘bathe’
hoi	ˈhoi	1. v. ‘open’ 2. v. ‘take out’
hoja	ˈhoɟa	1. v. ‘sow’ 2. n. ‘spittle’
holahola	holaˈhola	n. ‘kunai grass’
holo	ˈholo	‘wasp’
hong	ˈhoŋ	n. ‘war’
honguci	hoˈŋuci	‘spit’
hono	ˈhono	n. ‘cup’
honobulo	honoˈbulo	‘white bowl for ritual uses’
honyoli	hoˈɲoli	v. ‘notice’
hoo	ˈhoː	v. ‘seawards’
hormat	horˈmat	v.; n. ‘respect’
horu	ˈhoru	n. ‘crab’
horu	ˈhoru	v. ‘paddle’
hosa	ˈhosa	adj. ‘salty’
hoso	ˈhoso	n. ‘testicles’
hotu	ˈhotu	v. ‘dry’
hou	ˈhou	1. v. ‘burn’ 2. n. ‘fire’
hukum	huˈkum	v.; n. ‘punish’
hula	ˈhula	1. n. ‘sago tree’ 2. n. ‘sago’
humo	ˈhumo	n. ‘lightning’
huru	ˈhuru	v. ‘pinch’
huruhara	huruˈhara	n. ‘enemy’
hutu	ˈhutu	n. ‘hair’
i-	ˈi-	‘3rd person singular possessive prefix’
ia	ˈia	v. ‘move in a direction away from deictic centre’
ibarat	ibaˈrat	n. ‘meaning’
idumoi	iduˈmoi	v. ‘sleep with someone’
ifa	ˈifa	negative imperative. ‘don’t’
ifa	ˈifa	n. ‘plank’
ifi	ˈifi	1. v. ‘sharpen’ 2. v. ‘smooth’
igi	ˈiɡi	n. ‘fish trap’
igo	ˈiɡo	n. ‘coconut’
igo	ˈiɡo	1. v. ‘shake’ 2. v. ‘grind’ 3. v. ‘sieve’
ihi	ˈihi	v. ‘live’
iho	ˈiho	n. ‘faeces’
ilmu	ˈilmu	n. ‘science, knowledge’
ilo	ˈilo	n. ‘rice plant’
imam	iˈmam	n. ‘imam’
indonesia	indoneˈsia	‘Indonesia(n)’
ine	ˈine	v. ‘move upwards’
ing	ˈiŋ	n. ‘tooth’
ing mangol(i)	ˈiŋ maŋol(ˈi)	n. ‘molar’
Inggris	iŋˈɡris	‘England, English’
ino	ˈino	v. ‘move towards the deictic centre’
io	ˈio	n. ‘older sibling same sex’
irian	iriˈan	n. ‘Irian Jaya (Papua)’
iru	ˈiru	1. n. ‘breath’ 2. n. ‘blow’
iru	ˈiru	n. ‘large spoon’
isa	ˈisa	n. ‘evening prayer’
isa	ˈisa	v. ‘move landwards’
isi	ˈisi	n. ‘urine’
isu	ˈisu	n. ‘breast’
ito	ˈito	n. ‘beach’
ito	ˈito	v. ‘push against, refuse’
jabat	ɟaˈbat	v. ‘govern’
jadi	ˈɟadi	1. v. ‘make’ 2. v. ‘become’ 3. v. ‘grow’ 4. v. ‘add up to’
jadi	ˈɟadi	con. ‘so’
jaga	ˈɟaɡa	n. ‘branch’
jaga	ˈɟaɡa	1. v. ‘guard’ 2. v. ‘watch out for’
jaga	ˈɟaɡa	adv. ‘often, on and on’
jago	ˈɟaɡo	n. ‘cock’
jaja	ˈɟaɟa	v. ‘colonize’
jako	ˈɟako	1. nom. ‘hit’ 2. nom. ‘bat’
jala	ˈɟala	n. ‘net’
jam	ˈɟam	n. ‘hour’
jama	ˈɟama	v. ‘copulate’
jama	ˈɟama	n. ‘small pin, toothpick’
jaman	ɟaˈman	n. ‘time’
janela	ɟaˈnela	n. ‘window’
jang	ˈɟaŋ	adj. ‘beautiful’
janga	ˈɟaŋa	adj. ‘pale’
jangajanga	ɟaŋaˈɟaŋa	v. ‘flash of light’
janggii	ɟaŋˈɡiː	‘<k.o. coconut>’
janji	ˈɟanɟi	v. ‘promise’
japu	ˈɟapu	nom. ‘mixture’
jara	ˈɟara	n. ‘horse’
jarita	ɟaˈrita	nom. ‘story’
jaru	ˈɟaru	1. adj. ‘virgin’ 2. n. ‘virgin’
jau	ˈɟau	v. ‘hold’
jebera	ɟeˈbera	n. ‘trouser pocket’
jeket	ˈɟeket	n. ‘jacket’
jelas	ɟeˈlas	adv. ‘clear’
jibobo	ɟiˈbobo	n. ‘spoon’
jiga	ˈɟiɡa	adj. ‘orange, pink’
jiko	ˈɟiko	1. n. ‘bay’ 2. n. ‘hollow’
jin	ˈɟin	n. ‘jinn’
jira	ˈɟira	adj. ‘bad, dirty, ugly’
jironga	ɟiˈroŋa	n. ‘area’
jofayaa	ɟofaˈjaː	n. ‘queen’
joji	ˈɟoɟi	n. ‘citrus fruit’
jok	ˈɟok	n. ‘mattress’
joko	ˈɟoko	v. ‘step’
jolo	ˈɟolo	‘rainbow’
jolojo	ɟoˈloɟo	n. ‘throat’
joma	ˈɟoma	nom. ‘addition’
jongaju	ɟoˈŋaɟu	n. ‘(part of?) outrigger’
jongom	ɟoˈŋom	‘1st person exclusive polite pronoun’
jongon	ɟoˈŋon	‘2nd person plural polite pronoun’
jongone	ɟoˈŋone	‘1st person inclusive polite pronoun’
joo	ˈɟoː	‘yes (polite)’
joro	ˈɟoro	1. n. ‘seedling’ 2. n. ‘vegetation’
jou	ˈɟou	n. ‘lord, king’
jou fayaa	ˈɟou faˈjaː	n. ‘queen’
jou lamo	ˈɟou ˈlamo	‘king’
jou madihutu	ˈɟou madiˈhutu	n. ‘Lord’
jou ma-kaim	ˈɟou ma-kaˈim	n. ‘queen’
jou ma-kain	ˈɟou ma-kaˈin	n. ‘queen’
juba	ˈɟuba	n. ‘gown’
jubat	ɟuˈbat	n. ‘gown’
jubede	ɟuˈbede	v. ‘neither man nor woman (?)’
jubi	ˈɟubi	1. n. ‘bow and arrow’ 2. v. ‘shoot with bow and arrow’
jubi	ˈɟubi	n. ‘clitoris’
judul	ɟuˈdul	n. ‘title’
juju	ˈɟuɟu	1. v. ‘bury’ 2. v. ‘cover’
jum	ˈɟum	1. nom. ‘nail’ 2. nom. ‘choice’ 3. nom. ‘clue’
jum	ˈɟum	n. ‘small stick’
jumat	ɟuˈmat	n. ‘friday’
junjung	ɟunˈɟuŋ	v. ‘lift’
juta	ˈɟuta	num. ‘million’
ka-	ˈka-	‘predicate forming prefix’
kabata	kaˈbata	v. ‘traditional singing’
kabaya	kaˈbaja	1. n. ‘blouse’ 2. n. ‘clothes’
kabi	ˈkabi	n. ‘goat’
kadu	ˈkadu	n. ‘sack’
kadukadu	kaduˈkadu	v. ‘sleepy’
kaen	kaˈen	n. ‘cloth’
kafia	kafiˈa	n. ‘men’s hat for religious purposes’
kafletu	kaˈfletu	n. ‘muscle’
kage	ˈkaɡe	n. ‘moment’
kage	ˈkaɡe	v. ‘shocked’
kai	ˈkai	n. ‘wedding’
kaicili	kaiˈcili	n. ‘prince’
kailupa	kaiˈlupa	n. ‘kapok’
kajuri	kaˈɟuri	n. ‘holy tree’
kako	ˈkako	n. ‘hornbill’
kala	ˈkala	adv. ‘perhaps’
kalaha	kaˈlaha	adv. ‘perhaps’
kalano	kaˈlano	n. ‘king’
kalari	kaˈlari	v. ‘make ready’
kalasa	kaˈlasa	n. ‘bamboo mat’
kalau	kaˈlau	con. ‘if’
kalbou	kalˈbou	v. ‘belch’
kalepa	kaˈlepa	v. ‘cut in half’
kalfino	kalˈfino	v. ‘afraid’
kali	ˈkali	v. ‘finished’
kali	ˈkali	v. ‘replace’
kalmeta	kalˈmeta	v. ‘pinch’
kalo	ˈkalo	con. ‘if’
kaltidi	kalˈtidi	n. ‘worm’
kalu	ˈkalu	con. ‘if’
kam	ˈkam	1. n. ‘bamboo water container’ 2. n. ‘contents (of a bamboo water container)’ 3. v. ‘fill’
kama	ˈkama	‘negative focus particle’
kamar	ˈkamar	n. ‘room’
kamar mandi	kaˈmar ˈmandi	n. ‘bathroom’
kambang	ˈkambaŋ	n. ‘flower’
kamboo	kamˈboː	1. n. ‘little’ 2. n. ‘for a moment’
kamiri	kaˈmiri	n. ‘<kind of nut>’
kamo	ˈkamo	n. ‘cloud’
kamokamo	kamoˈkamo	‘mist’
kampong	ˈkampoŋ	n. ‘village’
kanari	kaˈnari	n. ‘canarium commune’
kancing	ˈkanciŋ	n. ‘button’
kane	ˈkane	v. ‘high on betel’
kangela	kaˈŋela	v. ‘try hard’
kanora	kaˈnora	‘middle area’
kantor	kanˈtor	n. ‘office’
kapaha	kaˈpaha	n. ‘cemetry’
kapal	ˈkapal	n. ‘ship’
kapala	kaˈpala	n. ‘head’
kapas	kaˈpas	n. ‘cotton’
kapaya	kaˈpaja	n. ‘papaya’
kapita	kaˈpita	n. ‘chief’
kapita lau	kaˈpita ˈlau	‘top chief’
kapteng	kapˈteŋ	n. ‘captain’
karabesi	karaˈbesi	n. ‘beard’
karaja	kaˈraɟa	n. ‘basket, cage’
karaso	kaˈraso	v. ‘scratch’
karaton	kaˈraton	n. ‘palace’
karehe	kaˈrehe	con. ‘(just) then’
kari	ˈkari	con. ‘(just) then’
karja	karˈɟa	v. ‘work’
karna	ˈkarna	‘because’
karo	ˈkaro	1. v. ‘call’ 2. n. ‘choral’
kaset	kaˈset	n. ‘cassette’
kasina	kaˈsina	n. ‘window pane’
kaso	ˈkaso	n. ‘dog’
kasuba	kaˈsuba	1. n. ‘red cloth with supernatural powers’ 2. adj. ‘bright red’
kasung	kaˈsuŋ	adj. ‘blond’
kata	ˈkata	n. ‘word’
katekate	kateˈkate	n. ‘marbles’
kati	ˈkati	n. ‘million’
katu	ˈkatu	n. ‘roof’
katumbar	kaˈtumbar	n. ‘coriander seed’
kau	ˈkau	v. ‘bark’
kaya	ˈkaja	adj. ‘rich’
kayabe	kaˈjabe	v. ‘touch, pinch’
kayangan	kaˈjaŋan	n. ‘heaven’
kebetulan	kebeˈtulan	adv. ‘in truth’
kecamatan	kecaˈmatan	n. ‘subdistict’
kefe	ˈkefe	v. ‘bark’
kefe	ˈkefe	n. ‘shoulder’
kehe	ˈkehe	1. v. ‘cough’ 2. n. ‘cough’
keho	ˈkeho	n. ‘mushroom’
kekuasaʔan	kekuasaˈʔan	n. ‘power’
keluarga	keluˈarɡa	n. ‘family’
kene	ˈkene	adj. ‘small’
keneu	keˈneu	n. ‘what’
kentang	kenˈtaŋ	n. ‘potato’
kepala	keˈpala	n. ‘head’
keputusan	kepuˈtusan	n. ‘conclusion’
kerajaʔan	keraɟaˈʔan	n. ‘kingdom’
kere	ˈkere	‘time (tentative)’
kere hamoi	ˈkere haˈmoi	‘alone’
kerokero	keroˈkero	n. ‘<k.o. wood>’
keto	ˈketo	‘drunk on alcoholic beverages’
kia	ˈkia	v. ‘marry’
kiama	kiˈama	1. n. ‘judgement day’ 2. adv. ‘extremely’
kiau	kiˈau	‘in’
kie	ˈkie	1. n. ‘island’ 2. n. ‘mountain’ 3. n. ‘land’
kie matubu	ˈkie maˈtubu	n. ‘mountain, specifically the volcano on Tidore’
kie se gam	ˈkie se ˈɡam	‘home town (lit. land and village)’
kim	ˈkim	v. ‘rot, mouldy’
kini	ˈkini	adj. ‘very small’
kirakira	kiraˈkira	adv. ‘approximately, maybe’
kise	ˈkise	v. ‘overhear’
kisekise	kiseˈkise	v. ‘eavesdrop’
kisi	ˈkisi	adj. ‘skinny’
kler	ˈkler	‘colour’
kodato	koˈdato	n. ‘palace’
kode	ˈkode	n. ‘code’
kodoti	koˈdoti	n. ‘war’
kofi	ˈkofi	n. ‘coffee’
kofi	ˈkofi	adj. ‘sour’
kofiri	koˈfiri	adj. ‘big’
kofo	ˈkofo	n. ‘net’
kohi	ˈkohi	adv. ‘late’
koho	ˈkoho	v. ‘eat’
kohori	koˈhori	adj. ‘red’
kohu	ˈkohu	1. adj. ‘uncooked’ 2. v. ‘eat (specifically of fruit and uncooked food)’
koi	ˈkoi	n. ‘banana’
koi	ˈkoi	n. ‘bed’
koko	ˈkoko	n. ‘cassava flour’
koko	ˈkoko	1. v. ‘rise’ 2. v. ‘stand’
kokoru	koˈkoru	n. ‘murderer, criminal’
kolano	koˈlano	n. ‘king’
koleto	koˈleto	v. ‘pinch’
koliho	koˈliho	v. ‘go back’
kolo	ˈkolo	‘crown of the head’
koloko	koˈloko	v. ‘scatter seeds’
kololi	koˈloli	v. ‘around’
koloncucu	kolonˈcucu	n. ‘<k.o. black reptile>’
kolong	koˈloŋ	v. ‘hold on to’
kolot	koˈlot	‘penis’
komfor	komˈfor	n. ‘stove’
komuru	koˈmuru	v. ‘lie on one side’
kona	ˈkona	adv. ‘unfortunately, so sad!’
konae	koˈnae	adv. ‘unfortunately, so sad!’
konde	ˈkonde	n. ‘bun’
kone	ˈkone	v. ‘bind’
konora	koˈnora	n. ‘middle’
konyafo	koˈɲafo	v. ‘swim’
konyowo	koˈɲowo	v. ‘wrap’
kopi	koˈpi	n./v. ‘(photo)copy’
kopi	ˈkopi	n. ‘coffee’
kopis	ˈkopis	‘cup’
kora	ˈkora	n. ‘<k.o. fish>’
kora	ˈkora	v. ‘deceive, tell lies’
korafo	koˈrafo	v. ‘scratch ground, harrow’
kore	ˈkore	n. ‘wind’
kore mako	ˈkore ˈmako	n. ‘typhoon (lit. wind its penis)’
kore minye	ˈkore miˈɲe	‘northern wind’
kore sora	ˈkore ˈsora	n. ‘southern wind’
koreho	koˈreho	v. ‘capsize’
kornono	korˈnono	‘dark’
koro	ˈkoro	v. ‘pick up’
korobou	koroˈbou	v. ‘belch’
koroho	koˈroho	adj. ‘clean’
koromai	koroˈmai	v. ‘abuse’
koru	ˈkoru	v. ‘kill’
korukoru	koruˈkoru	n. ‘murderer, criminal’
kosong	ˈkosoŋ	adj. ‘empty’
kota	ˈkota	1. v. ‘lead’ 2. v. ‘bring’
kota	ˈkota	n. ‘tongs’
kota	ˈkota	n. ‘town’
kotu	ˈkotu	adj. ‘black’
koyo	ˈkojo	n. ‘thorn’
kua	ˈkua	n. ‘soup’
kuae	kuˈae	adj. ‘light, easy’
kuasa	kuˈasa	n. ‘power’
kuba	ˈkuba	adj. ‘stupid’
kubali	kuˈbali	‘left’
kubuku	kuˈbuku	n. ‘knee, elbow’
kuci	ˈkuci	v.; n. ‘lock’
kudeko	kuˈdeko	v. ‘crow’
kudeku	kuˈdeku	v. ‘crow’
kukukudekuu	kukukudeˈkuː	‘cock a doodle doo’
kulit	ˈkulit	n. ‘skin’
kumae	kuˈmae	v. ‘abuse’
kumikumi	kumiˈkumi	n. ‘<k.o. prickly weed>’
kumikumi	kumiˈkumi	n. ‘butterfly’
kumo	ˈkumo	v. ‘throw away’
kunangkunang	kunaŋˈkunaŋ	n. ‘fire fly’
kunyira	kuˈɲira	n. ‘right’
kupa	ˈkupa	v. ‘gather’
kupa	ˈkupa	n. ‘rice basket’
kuraci	kuˈraci	adj. ‘yellow’
kurunga	kuˈruŋa	n. ‘cage’
kusi	ˈkusi	1. n. ‘banana flower’ 2. n. ‘cervix’
kuso	ˈkuso	n. ‘cuscus’
kusu	ˈkusu	n. ‘alang-alang (grass)’
kuti	ˈkuti	v. ‘pluck (strings on guitar)’
kutuk	ˈkutuk	v. ‘curse’
la	la	con. ‘so that’
laba	ˈlaba	n. ‘monkey’
labe	ˈlabe	adv. ‘more’
labela	laˈbela	‘lightning’
labelaha	labeˈlaha	‘better (perhaps from more+good)’
labi	laˈbi	adv. ‘more’
labi	ˈlabi	v. ‘open’
Lada	ˈlada	1. n. ‘Holland’ 2. n. ‘Dutch’
lado	ˈlado	‘eel’
lae	ˈlae	n. ‘yarn’
laga	ˈlaɡa	v. ‘jump’
lage	ˈlaɡe	1. v. ‘get up’ 2. v. ‘lift’ 3. v. ‘squat’
lagu	ˈlaɡu	n. ‘song’
laha	ˈlaha	1. adj.; v. ‘good’ 2. adj.; v. ‘healthy, cured’ 3. con. ‘in order to’
lahi	ˈlahi	v. ‘ask for’
lahir	ˈlahir	v. ‘born’
lai	ˈlai	v. ‘to separate two elements by sieving or scooping one of them out of the other. Fish can be scooped out of the water with a net, oil can be scooped out of the water, etc’
lamo	ˈlamo	adj. ‘large’
lampu	ˈlampu	n. ‘lamp’
langgar	ˈlaŋɡar	v. ‘get to side of’
langsung	ˈlaŋsuŋ	adv. ‘directly’
lantas	ˈlantas	adv. ‘directly’
lao	ˈlao	n. ‘eye’
lao magogo	ˈlao maˈɡoɡo	n. ‘eyebrow’
lao magomo	ˈlao maˈɡomo	‘eyeball’
lao magotu	ˈlao maˈɡotu	n. ‘pupil’
lao majobi	ˈlao maˈɟobi	‘eyelid’
lapala	laˈpala	n. ‘thigh’
lape	ˈlape	n. ‘layer’
lapis	ˈlape	n. ‘layer’
lapor	ˈlapor	v. ‘report’
larang	ˈlaraŋ	‘forbidden’
lari	ˈlari	n. ‘moment’
lasa	ˈlasa	n. ‘lansium’
lat	ˈlat	adj. ‘late’
lau	ˈlau	1. v. ‘go too far’ 2. adv. ‘exceedingly’
lawan	ˈlawan	n. ‘enemy’
lebi	leˈbi	adv. ‘more’
lefo	ˈlefo	v. ‘write’
legale	leˈɡale	n. ‘intestines’
lego	ˈleɡo	n. ‘feast’
lego	ˈleɡo	v. ‘glad, happy’
legu	ˈleɡu	n. ‘feast’
leko	ˈleko	v. ‘slanting’
lelo	ˈlelo	v. ‘winding’
lenge	ˈleŋe	1. v. ‘pour’ 2. v. ‘slanting’
lenso	ˈlenso	n. ‘handkerchief’
leo	ˈleo	adj. ‘quiet, calm’
lesa	ˈlesa	n. ‘plate, bamboo dish’
leso	ˈleso	1. v. ‘cut’ 2. n. ‘cut’
leta	ˈleta	‘end’
lian	liˈan	v. ‘help’
liba	ˈliba	v. ‘wander aimlessly’
lie	ˈlie	n. ‘fall (of trees and houses)’
lila	ˈlila	v. ‘look’
lili	ˈlili	1. v. ‘tremble’ 2. v. ‘to stand in eye (of tears)’
lilin	ˈlilin	n. ‘candle’
limau	liˈmau	n. ‘town’
linga	ˈliŋa	n. ‘road’
lingkaran	liŋkaˈran	n. ‘circle’
lingling	liŋˈliŋ	1. v. ‘open slightly’ 2. v. ‘peek’
lioli	liˈoli	n. ‘throat’
liolio	lioˈlio	n. ‘lasso’
liso	ˈliso	1. n. ‘lip’ 2. n. ‘rim’
loa	ˈloa	1. adj. ‘straight’ 2. adj. ‘plain’ 3. adj. ‘normal’
lobi	ˈlobi	n. ‘cloud’
lobino	loˈbino	n. ‘night’
loce	ˈloce	v. ‘move, wobble’
-lofo	-ˈlofo	num. ‘two’
loho	ˈloho	‘flame’
loji	ˈloɟi	adj. ‘painful (sharp local pain)’
lojolojo	loɟoˈloɟo	n. ‘throat’
lolinga	loˈliŋa	nom. ‘street’
loloki	loˈloki	v. ‘hate’
lom	ˈlom	v. ‘gather’
longa	ˈloŋa	v. ‘lean on, rest on’
loya	ˈloja	v. ‘flee’
loyang	ˈlojaŋ	n. ‘baking form’
lualua	luaˈlua	n. ‘wave’
lugu	ˈluɡu	v. ‘paralysed’
luhi	ˈluhi	v. ‘wrap’
luji	ˈluɟi	v. ‘wank’
lule	ˈlule	v. ‘rest’
lulelule	luleˈlule	v. ‘lie’
lume	ˈlume	v. ‘mix’
lupa	ˈlupa	v. ‘forget’
luri	ˈluri	n. ‘parrot’
luto	ˈluto	n. ‘firewood’
m	ˈm	exc. ‘hmm’
ma	ma	con. ‘but’
ma-	ˈma-	1. ‘3rd person neutral possessive prefix’ 2. ‘prefix on inalienable nouns’ 3. ‘nominalising prefix’
ma-	ˈma-	‘prefix deriving reflexive verbs’
macam	ˈmacam	n. ‘type’
madade	maˈdade	n. ‘balance’
madigali	madiˈɡali	reflexive v. ‘work together’
madihutu	madiˈhutu	inal n. ‘true’
maduru	maˈduru	adv?. ‘after first, usually: last’
mae	ˈmae	adv. ‘ashamed’
maeti	maˈeti	‘corpse’
maf	ˈmaf	v. ‘pardon’
mafama	maˈfama	n. ‘chest’
mafu	ˈmafu	n. ‘stone’
mafu nyomo	ˈmafu ˈɲomo	‘gravel’
magi	ˈmaɡi	n. ‘soup’
magrib	ˈmaɡrib	n. ‘sunset prayer’
maha	ˈmaha	1. v. ‘wait’ 2. con. ‘next, but’
mahawaro	mahaˈwaro	v. ‘don’t know, have no idea’
mahele	maˈhele	v. ‘lie on the back’
mahkota	mahˈkota	n. ‘crown’
mai	ˈmai	‘even’
majaman	maɟaˈman	adv. ‘very’
majou	maˈɟou	1. n. ‘middle finger’ 2. n. ‘2nd and 3rd person singular polite pronoun’
Maka	maˈka	n. ‘Mecca’
makafu	maˈkafu	reflexive v. ‘undress’
makawasa	makaˈwasa	adv. ‘very pretty’
maku-	maˈku-	‘prefix deriving reciprocal verbs’
makudahe	makuˈdahe	v. ‘meet’
makudoti	makuˈdoti	reciprocal v. ‘war’
makuhuu	makuˈhuː	reciprocal v. ‘swim’
makulaha	makuˈlaha	v. ‘make peace with each other’
makumote	makuˈmote	v. ‘together’
makutubu	makuˈtubu	reciprocal v. ‘fight’
malaing	malaˈiŋ	v. ‘begin’
malawan	maˈlawan	v. ‘resist, contradict’
malayang	maˈlajaŋ	v. ‘float’
malayu	maˈlaju	n. ‘Malay’
maleko	maˈleko	v. ‘immediately, uninterupted’
mali	ˈmali	adj. ‘bitter’
malifo	maˈlifo	?. ‘except’
malikodii	malikoˈdiː	v. ‘hold on to’
malimali	maliˈmali	n. ‘liver’
malofo	maˈlofo	num. ‘two’
Maluku	maˈluku	‘Moluccas’
mam	ˈmam	adj. ‘sweet’
mama	ˈmama	n. ‘mother’
mammam	mamˈmam	n. ‘cake, biscuits’
mampo	ˈmampo	v. ‘reach, able to’
mancari	manˈcari	n. ‘profession’
mangai	maˈŋai	v ; n. ‘dress’
mangaku	maˈŋaku	v. ‘recognise, regard, agree’
mangali	maˈŋali	v. ‘move’
mangarti	maŋarˈti	v. ‘understand’
mangihi	maˈŋihi	‘remainders’
mangowo	maˈŋowo	adj. ‘old’
manisang	maˈnisaŋ	‘sour’
mano	ˈmano	n. ‘bat’
manuru	maˈnuru	n. ‘<k.o. plant>’
manusia	manuˈsia	n. ‘people’
manyan	maˈɲan	n. ‘incense’
manyasal	maˈɲasal	v. ‘regret’
manyena	maˈɲena	v. ‘chew betel’
manyi	ˈmaɲi	n. ‘bead’
manyimanyi	maɲiˈmaɲi	n. ‘necklace’
manyira	maˈɲira	n. ‘eldest’
Mara	ˈmara	‘Makian (island name)’
marai	maˈrai	adv. ‘certain’
marasai	maraˈsai	v. ‘beautiful’
maratel	maraˈtel	n. ‘hammer’
Mare	ˈmare	‘Mare (island name)’
mariyoma	mariˈjoma	v. ‘rest’
martel	marˈtel	n. ‘hammer’
marua	maˈrua	adv. ‘enough, bygone’
masadalula	masadaˈlula	v. ‘turn round’
masahadad	masahaˈdad	n. ‘index finger’
masaira	masaˈira	‘sit legs forward’
masala	maˈsala	‘sleeping mat’
masarika	masaˈrika	v. ‘race’
masaʔala	masaˈʔala	n. ‘problem’
masejud	maseˈɟud	v. ‘follow, obey’
masi	ˈmasi	v. ‘scatter seeds’
masingmasing	masiŋˈmasiŋ	n. ‘one each’
masioko	masiˈoko	adv.?. ‘one each’
masioko	masiˈoko	n. ‘one set’
masirete	masiˈrete	refl ; ?. ‘oneself, own, alone’
maskena	masˈkena	‘despite, although’
masoa	maˈsoa	n. ‘time span’
masofo	maˈsofo	v. ‘bear fruit’
mastinja	masˈtinɟa	‘ringfinger’
masud	maˈsud	v. ‘think’
masusu	maˈsusu	v. ‘enter’
matalu	maˈtalu	v. ‘turn around (hiding one’s face from view)’
matango	maˈtaŋo	v. ‘lie’
maten	maˈten	v. ‘sit’
matero	maˈtero	v. ‘similar’
matoro	maˈtoro	v. ‘seated, seat oneself’
mau	ˈmau	v. ‘want’
maya	ˈmaja	v. ‘want, agree, allowed’
mayae	maˈjae	v. ‘ask help’
mayang	ˈmajaŋ	n. ‘areca flower’
mayet	ˈmajet	‘corpse’
maʔaf	maˈʔaf	v. ‘pardon’
mega	ˈmeɡa	int. ‘what, which’
megarona	meɡaˈrona	int. ‘whatever’
mehar	meˈhar	n. ‘bride price’
meja	ˈmeɟa	n. ‘table’
mela	ˈmela	v. ‘smell’
memang	ˈmemaŋ	adv. ‘certainly’
meme	ˈmeme	v. ‘suck’
memelaksa	memelakˈsa	n. ‘giant’
menari	meˈnari	v. ‘dance’
mendung	menˈduŋ	n. ‘raincloud’
mentri	ˈmentri	n. ‘minister’
menurut	menuˈrut	‘according to’
merdeka	merˈdeka	‘free’
mesel	ˈmesel	‘floor’
mi-	ˈmi-	1. ‘3rd person singular feminine possessive prefix’ 2. ‘1st person exclusive possessive prefix’
mina	ˈmina	pn. ‘3rd person singular feminine’
mis	ˈmis	n. ‘miss’
misium	miˈsium	n. ‘museum’
miskin	misˈkin	adj. ‘poor’
miskir	misˈkir	n. ‘destitute’
mm	ˈmm	exc. ‘hmm’
mo-	ˈmo-	1. ‘3rd person singular feminine actor prefix’ 2. ‘1st person plural exclusive actor prefix’
moda	ˈmoda	n. ‘mouth’
moda maliso	ˈmoda maˈliso	n. ‘lip’
model	moˈdel	n. ‘model’
modiri	moˈdiri	n. ‘day after tomorrow’
-moi	-ˈmoi	num. ‘one’
moimoi	moiˈmoi	quant. ‘all’
moju	ˈmoɟu	adv. ‘still’
mok	ˈmok	n. ‘cup’
mom	ˈmom	v. ‘wake’
mongo	ˈmoŋo	con. ‘however, yet’
moro	ˈmoro	n. ‘invisible person, specifically from Halmahera (Perhaps once the name of Halmahera as a whole. See also Morotai)’
moromoro	moroˈmoro	n. ‘song’
Morotai	moroˈtai	name. ‘Morotai. Island located North of Halmahera (lit. Moro=seaward)’
mote	ˈmote	v. ‘follow, accompany’
mou	ˈmou	v. ‘carry on shoulder’
mou	ˈmou	v. ‘mute’
moumou	mouˈmou	n. ‘silent wave’
muhi	ˈmuhi	n. ‘seed’
mulai	muˈlai	v. ‘begin’
mulaing	mulaˈiŋ	v. ‘begin’
mulamula	mulaˈmula	n. ‘early morning’
muleu	muˈleu	n. ‘forest chicken’
munara	muˈnara	n. ‘work’
mungkali	muŋˈkali	adv. ‘maybe’
mungkin	ˈmuŋkin	adv. ‘maybe’
mura	ˈmura	adj. ‘cheap’
muraha	muˈraha	v. ‘dissolve’
murari	muˈrari	‘early, soon’
muru	ˈmuru	n. ‘<k.o. bird>’
musafir	muˈsafir	n. ‘traveler’
musi	ˈmusi	v. ‘must’
musim	ˈmusim	‘season’
musti	ˈmusti	v. ‘must, if’
musu	ˈmusu	n. ‘enemy’
musum	ˈmusu	n. ‘enemy’
na-	ˈna-	1. ‘3rd person human possessive prefix’ 2. ‘1st person inclusive possessive prefix’
nada	ˈnada	n. ‘key’
nafas	ˈnafas	‘breathe’
nafkah	ˈnafkah	n. ‘income’
nage	ˈnaɡe	int. ‘who’
nama	ˈnama	n. ‘name’
namo	ˈnamo	n. ‘bird’
nane	ˈnane	n. ; v. ‘dream’
nange	ˈnaŋe	adv. ‘just’
nange re	ˈnaŋe re	‘today’
nangoru	naˈŋoru	n. ‘younger sibling s s’
nao	ˈnao	v. ‘know’
nao	ˈnao	v. ‘tight(ly)’
naro	ˈnaro	v. ‘drag, pull’
nasi	ˈnasi	n. ‘pineapple’
nasi jaha	ˈnasi ˈɟaha	n. ‘cooked rice in bamboo’
nasib	ˈnasib	‘situation’
nau	ˈnau	adj. ‘male’
naunau	nauˈnau	n. ‘boy, man’
negara	neˈɡara	n. ‘country’
negri	neˈɡri	n. ‘land’
nene	ˈnene	n. ‘grandmother’
ngabo	ˈŋabo	n. ‘nipple’
ngai	ˈŋai	n. ‘<kind of sea bird>’
ngai-	ŋaˈi-	‘sortal classifier for anminals’
ngaji	ˈŋaɟi	v. ‘read Koran’
ngale	ˈŋale	1. n. ‘meaning’ 2. n. ‘ingredients, parts’
ngale	ˈŋale	adv. ‘slow’
ngam	ˈŋam	n. ‘food’
ngan	ˈŋan	pn. ‘2nd person singular’
ngan	ˈŋan	v. ‘cook in pot’
ngana	ˈŋana	pn. ‘2nd person singular’
ngantinganti	ŋantiˈŋanti	n. ‘earring’
ngare	ˈŋare	1. n. ‘young man, virgin (male)’ 2. n. ‘boyfriend’
ngaru	ˈŋaru	name. ‘<k.o. tree>’
ngaruha	ŋaˈruha	num. ‘four humans (class I)’
ngarukange	ŋaruˈkaŋe	num. ‘three humans (class I)’
ngaruo	ŋaˈruo	num. ‘how many humans (class I)’
ngase	ˈŋase	n. ‘<kind of poisonous reptile>’
ngasu	ˈŋasu	n. ‘post’
ngati	ˈŋati	n. ‘comb’
ngatinga	ŋaˈtiŋa	‘tinea’
ngau	ˈŋau	n. ‘ear’
ngau maduso	ˈŋau maˈduso	n. ‘hole in ear’
ngau maoso	ˈŋau maˈoso	n. ‘earlobe’
ngawangawa	ŋawaˈŋawa	n. ‘heaven’
ngela	ˈŋela	n. ‘phlegm’
ngihi	ˈŋihi	v. ‘remain’
ngire	ˈŋire	n. ‘last evening, last night’
ngisi	ˈŋisi	n. ‘gall’
ngisi	ˈŋisi	n. ‘gum(s)’
ngiti	ˈŋiti	v. ‘smell’
ngitu	ˈŋitu	v. ‘think’
ngo	ŋo	‘particle preceding women’s names’
ngoco	ˈŋoco	n. ‘ankle’
ngoda	ˈŋoda	n. ‘thumb’
ngofa	ˈŋofa	n. ‘child’
ngofa gosi	ˈŋofa ˈɡosi	‘(half)orphan’
ngofa kiau	ˈŋofa kiˈau	n. ‘baby, young’
ngofa se dano	ˈŋofa se ˈdano	‘offspring’
ngofa sora	ˈŋofa ˈsora	‘twins’
ngofakiyau	ŋofakiˈjau	v. ‘give birth’
ngofapiara	ŋofapiˈara	‘foster child’
ngoli	ˈŋoli	n. ‘snout’
ngolo	ˈŋolo	n. ‘sea’
ngom	ˈŋom	pn. ‘1st person exclusive pronoun’
ngoma	ˈŋoma	1. n. ‘star’ 2. n. ‘firefly’
ngon	ˈŋon	pn. ‘2nd person plural pronoun’
ngona	ˈŋona	pn. ‘2nd person singular pronoun’
ngone	ˈŋone	pn. ‘1st person inclusive pronoun’
ngora	ˈŋora	n. ‘door’
ngori	ˈŋori	pn. ‘informal 1st person singular neutral pronoun’
ngosa	ˈŋosa	n. ‘help’
ngoto	ˈŋoto	pn. ‘informal 1st person singular neutral actor pronoun’
ngou	ˈŋou	n. ‘residue’
ngouai	ŋouˈai	n. ‘river’
nguai	ŋuˈai	n. ‘river’
nguci	ˈŋuci	1. v. ‘spit’ 2. n. ‘phlegm, saliva’
ngulangula	ŋulaˈŋula	nom. ‘sago porridge’
ngun	ˈŋun	n. ‘nose’
nguninguni	ŋuniˈŋuni	n. ‘shin’
ngunu	ˈŋunu	n. ‘(dialect)nose’
nguro	ˈŋuro	n. ‘vein’
ngusu	ˈŋusu	n. ‘<k.o. tree>’
ngute	ˈŋute	1. v. ‘climb’ 2. n. ‘steps, stairs’
nguti	ˈŋuti	n. ‘mouse’
ni-	ˈni-	pos. ‘2nd person possessive prefix’
nigo	ˈniɡo	adv. ‘yesterday’
niu	ˈniu	n. ‘fish waters’
no-	ˈno-	supref. ‘2nd person actor prefix’
noke	ˈnoke	n. ‘bag’
nonao	noˈnao	n. ‘sign’
nonau	noˈnau	n. ‘boy, man’
nongano	noˈŋano	n. ‘wish’
nora	ˈnora	n. ‘pillow’
nora galolo	ˈnora ɡaˈlolo	n. ‘long pillow’
nuli	ˈnuli	v. ‘ground’
nyabalofo	ɲabaˈlofo	num. ‘twenty’
nyabo	ˈɲabo	n. ‘wound’
nyaboi	ɲaˈboi	num. ‘ten’
nyagi	ˈɲaɡi	n. ‘credit’
nyagi-	ɲaˈɡi-	num. ‘multiple of tens’
nyagimoi	ɲaɡiˈmoi	num. ‘ten’
nyange	ˈɲaŋe	v. ‘hit twice’
nyanyi	ˈɲaɲi	1. v. ‘sing’ 2. n. ‘song’
nyao	ˈɲao	n. ‘fish’
nyao fufu	ˈɲao ˈfufu	‘smoked fish, specifically of tuna’
nyare	ˈɲare	n. ‘low tide’
nyelo	ˈɲelo	v. ‘smile’
nyifu	ˈɲifu	adv. ‘necessary’
nyiha	ˈɲiha	n. ‘pulse, including peanuts’
nyihi	ˈɲihi	adv. ‘certainly’
nyinga	ˈɲiŋa	1. n. ‘heart’ 2. v. ‘desire’
nyingadahe	ɲiŋaˈdahe	v. ‘long for, love’
nyira	ˈɲira	‘uncle, aunt’
nyoa	ˈɲoa	n. ‘ray fish’
nyofo	ˈɲofo	nom. ‘smoke’
nyota	ˈɲota	n. ‘sth sent’
o	o	‘and’
obor	ˈobor	n. ‘torch’
ode	ˈode	n. ‘cake’
oe	ˈoe	exc. ‘yes’
ofu	ˈofu	n. ‘bee’
ofu	ˈofu	v. ‘weed’
ohe	ˈohe	v. ‘laugh, smile’
oho	ˈoho	v. ‘defecate’
oi	ˈoi	exc. ‘oi’
ojo	ˈoɟo	v. ‘shake, move, turn, mash’
oka	ˈoka	v. ‘pick’
oko	ˈoko	n. ‘chin’
oli	ˈoli	1. n. ‘voice’ 2. n. ‘vocal cords’
om	ˈom	n. ‘uncle’
ona	ˈona	pn. ‘3rd person plural human pronoun’
ongkos	oŋˈkos	v. ‘pay for’
ongo	ˈoŋo	1. v. ‘shed tears’ 2. n. ‘tear’
oranye	oˈraɲe	adj. ‘(colour) orange’
oras	oˈras	n. ‘moment’
ori	ˈori	n. ‘turtle’
ori furu	ˈori ˈfuru	n. ‘tortoise’
oro	ˈoro	v. ‘take, fetch’
oro kore	ˈoro ˈkore	v. ‘breathe, inhale’
oru	ˈoru	n. ‘stomach’
oru ngisi	ˈoru ˈŋisi	‘stomach ache’
osi	ˈosi	v. ‘urinate’
osu	ˈosu	v. ‘roast’
ota	ˈota	v. ‘take with o s’
otak	ˈotak	n. ‘brain’
oti	ˈoti	n. ‘canoe’
oto	ˈoto	n. ‘car’
otu	ˈotu	n. ‘navel’
otu	ˈotu	v. ‘sleep’
otu bolutu	ˈotu boˈlutu	‘soundly asleep’
oyo	ˈojo	v. ‘eat’
paca	ˈpaca	v. ‘rub’
paceda	paˈceda	n. ‘band’
padahal	padaˈhal	con. ‘however’
padamara	padaˈmara	n. ‘lamp (oil)’
padosa	paˈdosa	v. ‘guilty’
pagampang	paˈɡampaŋ	adj. ‘easy’
pagu	ˈpaɡu	n. ‘knock knees’
paha	ˈpaha	1. v. ‘able to’ 2. v. ‘sharp’
paham	ˈpaham	v. ‘understand’
paka	ˈpaka	v. ‘ascend’
paka isa	ˈpaka ˈisa	v. ‘(also) come ashore’
pake	ˈpake	1. v. ‘use’ 2. v. ‘wear’ 3. v. ‘very’
pakean	paˈkean	n. ‘clothes’
pakeang	paˈkean	n. ‘clothes’
paku	ˈpaku	v. ‘nail’
pakubesi	pakuˈbesi	n. ‘nail’
pala	ˈpala	v. ‘go out towards, go as far as’
palapala	palaˈpala	n. ‘thigh’
pali	ˈpali	v. ‘twine’
paling	paˈliŋ	adv. ‘most’
palinta	paˈlinta	n. ‘lamp’
palisi	paˈlisi	1. v. ‘slippery, smooth’ 2. v. ‘slide’
paludi	paˈludi	n. ‘?bag made of sahu tree’
pamara	paˈmara	n. ‘razor’
pameran	paˈmeran	n. ‘show’
pana	ˈpana	v. ‘shoot’
pandara	panˈdara	n. ‘poetry’
pane	ˈpane	v. ‘go by’
panehe	paˈnehe	‘short, flat (e.g. of nose)’
pang	ˈpaŋ	n. ‘cooking pan (modern)’
pantas	ˈpantas	adj. ‘correct’
panyake	paˈɲake	v. ‘ill’
paopao	paoˈpao	n. ‘bag’
papa	ˈpapa	n. ‘father’
papo	ˈpapo	v. ‘near’
papua	paˈpua	name. ‘Papua’
parampokan	paramˈpokan	n. ‘looting’
parang	paˈraŋ	v. ‘war’
parcaya	parˈcaja	v. ‘believe’
pare	ˈpare	n. ‘squirting cucumber’
parenta	paˈrenta	v. ‘order’
pari	ˈpari	v. ‘sweep, wipe’
pariksa	paˈriksa	v. ‘investigate’
parlu	parˈlu	v. ‘need’
paruparu	paruˈparu	n. ‘lung’
pas	ˈpas	adv. ‘exactly’
pasang	ˈpasaŋ	1. v. ‘fasten, install’ 2. n. ‘set’
pasantren	paˈsantren	n. ‘islamic school’
pasar	ˈpasar	n. ‘market’
pasi	ˈpasi	n. ‘atol’
pasti	ˈpasti	adv. ‘certain’
pau	ˈpau	n. ‘erection’
paupau	pauˈpau	n. ‘bag (for men)’
payu	ˈpaju	n. ‘umbrella’
pece	ˈpece	1. n. ‘mud’ 2. n. ‘swamp’
peda	ˈpeda	n. ‘large knife’
pejuang	peˈɟuaŋ	n. ‘warrior’
peka	ˈpeka	v. ‘fall’
peke	ˈpeke	v. ‘weak’
pelatihan	pelaˈtihan	n. ‘training’
pele	ˈpele	v. ‘boil’
pelihara	peliˈhara	v. ‘look after, care for’
pembagian	pembaˈɡian	n. ‘share’
pembantu	pemˈbantu	n. ‘servant’
pemberian	pembeˈrian	n. ‘gift’
pemerinta	pemeˈrinta	n. ‘government’
pemerintahan	pemeˈrinta	n. ‘government’
pencarian	pencaˈrian	n. ‘search’
pendeknya	ˈpendekɲa	‘in short’
penuhi	peˈnuhi	v. ‘fulfill’
perbedaʔan	perbeˈdaʔan	n. ‘difference’
persis	perˈsis	adv. ‘exactly’
pertama	perˈtama	adv. ‘first’
piara	piˈara	v. ‘care for’
pica	ˈpica	1. v. ‘divide, break’ 2. n. ‘division’
piga	ˈpiɡa	n. ‘plate’
pila	ˈpila	1. n. ‘feather’ 2. n. ‘wing’
pili	ˈpili	v. ‘choose’
pimpinan	pimˈpinan	n. ‘captain’
pimpinang	pimˈpinan	n. ‘captain’
pintar	ˈpintar	adj. ‘clever’
pipi	ˈpipi	n. ‘money’
podo	ˈpodo	adj. ‘short, shallow’
poje	ˈpoɟe	n. ‘bag’
pokonya	poˈkoɲa	adv. ‘really, in truth’
polisi	poˈlisi	n. ‘police’
poloso	poˈloso	v. ‘squeeze’
polu	ˈpolu	v. ‘collect, gather’
pombo	ˈpombo	n. ‘pigeon’
pongo	ˈpoŋo	v. ‘deaf’
pongo	ˈpoŋo	1. adj. ‘neither hard nor soft’ 2. n. ‘temple (of the head)’
pongo	ˈpoŋo	n. ‘tree’
popuha	poˈpuha	n. ‘slave’
poro	ˈporo	v. ‘squat’
posa	ˈposa	v ; adv ; ?. ‘ago, after’
posiposi	posiˈposi	n. ‘<k.o. tree>’
prode	ˈprode	v. ‘spit’
propinsi	proˈpinsi	n. ‘province’
protestan	protesˈtan	n. ‘protestant’
pudu	ˈpudu	‘short’
puga	ˈpuɡa	v. ‘crippled’
puha	ˈpuha	adj. ‘slave’
pulo	ˈpulo	n. ‘island’
pupu	ˈpupu	n. ‘face powder’
pusat	ˈpusat	n. ‘centre’
pusu	ˈpusu	n. ‘cotton’
puta	ˈputa	n. ‘sarong, cloth’
putar	ˈputar	v. ‘play’
putri	ˈputri	n. ‘girl’
raa	ˈraː	n. ‘husband’
rababu	raˈbabu	n. ‘rabab’
raci	ˈraci	1. adj. ‘poisonous’ 2. n. ‘poison’
racum	ˈracum	n. ‘poison’
rado	ˈrado	v. ‘to make a clearance in the forest, specifically for making a garden’
raga	ˈraɡa	n. ‘toe’
raha	ˈraha	num. ‘four’
rai	ˈrai	adv. ‘already’
raja	ˈraɟa	n. ‘king’
raje	ˈraɟe	v. ‘mate’
rako	ˈrako	1. v. ‘tie into a bunch’ 2. n. ‘bunch’
ram	ˈram	1. v. ‘rub carefully’ 2. v. ‘sweep up’
rambega	ramˈbeɡa	n. ‘<k.o. plant>’
rambutan	ramˈbutan	n. ‘rambutan’
rame	ˈrame	n. ‘party’
rampa	ˈrampa	n. ‘seasoning mixture’
ramtoha	ramˈtoha	num. ‘five’
rang	ˈraŋ	v. ‘tie’
range	ˈraŋe	num. ‘three’
rao	ˈrao	1. int. ‘how many’ 2. quant. ‘several’
rapu	ˈrapu	v. ‘scratch ground’
raro	ˈraro	v. ‘visit’
rasa	ˈrasa	v. ‘feel’
rasai	raˈsai	v. ‘beautiful’
rase	ˈrase	n. ‘gill’
rasi	ˈrasi	adv. ‘first’
rasikari	rasiˈkari	con. ‘then (lit. first-then)’
rasleten	rasˈleten	n. ‘zipper’
rata	ˈrata	adj. ‘even, plain’
rato	ˈrato	n. ‘storm’
ratu	ˈratu	num. ‘hundred’
rau	ˈrau	n. ‘cup’
rau	ˈrau	n. ‘leaf’
rayat	ˈrajat	n. ‘society’
=re	ˈ=re	dem. ‘this, here’
rea	ˈrea	neg. ‘not anymore’
refa	ˈrefa	neg ; imp. ‘don’t anymore’
regu	ˈreɡu	adj ; v. ‘other’
rehe	ˈrehe	1. n. ‘body’ 2. n. ‘meat’
reka	ˈreka	v. ‘transparant’
rekam	reˈkam	v. ‘record’
reke	ˈreke	v. ‘cry’
renda	ˈrenda	adj. ‘low’
reno	ˈreno	1. v. ‘slice, cut finely’ 2. v. ‘nibble (on the edge of something)’
republik	repuˈblik	n. ‘republic’
resep	reˈsep	n. ‘recipe’
rewa	ˈrewa	neg ; v. ‘finished’
ri-	ˈri-	pos. ‘1sg pos’
ria	ˈria	‘fireplace’
rica	ˈrica	n. ‘chilly pepper’
rihariha	rihaˈriha	adj. ‘bright red’
rii	ˈriː	adv. ‘correct’
rii rea	ˈriː ˈrea	‘late’
rii ua	ˈriː ˈua	‘late’
rijiki	riɟiˈki	n. ‘reward’
rimoi	riˈmoi	quant. ‘one’
ringa	ˈriŋa	v. ‘dry’
roba	ˈroba	n. ‘cart’
roca	ˈroca	v. ‘wash (of objects)’
rofu	ˈrofu	v. ‘pull out’
rohe	ˈrohe	1. v. ‘pregnant’ 2. n. ‘‘branch’ of the coconut tree (thick stem of the coconut leaf)’
rohidango	rohiˈdaŋo	‘<kind of bamboo>’
roi	ˈroi	v. ‘fly around’
roje	ˈroɟe	v. ‘make noise’
roka	ˈroka	v. ‘pass’
romtoha	romˈtoha	num. ‘five’
ron	ˈron	v. ‘wrap around’
ronga	ˈroŋa	n. ‘name’
rora	ˈrora	num. ‘six’
rowo	ˈrowo	v. ‘make noise’
ruae	ruˈae	v. ‘mix’
ruba	ˈruba	1. v. ‘tear down’ 2. v. ‘fall apart’
ruburubu	rubuˈrubu	v. ‘gather’
ruge	ˈruɡe	v. ‘thirsty’
rui	ˈrui	v. ‘twine rope’
ruko	ˈruko	1. v. ‘anoint’ 2. n. ‘ointment’
ruku	ˈruku	v. ‘bow’
rupa	ˈrupa	1. n. ‘method’ 2. n. ‘type’
ruru	ˈruru	v. ‘float’
sabai	saˈbai	(causative?) v. ‘show’
sabar	ˈsabar	v. ‘patient’
sabarang	saˈbaraŋ	n. ‘whatever’
sabea	saˈbea	v. ‘pray’
sabo	ˈsabo	v. ‘relate, contintue’
sabulaka	sabuˈlaka	‘sweet’
sadang	saˈdaŋ	con. ‘since, that means’
sadar	ˈsadar	v. ‘realise’
sado	ˈsado	v.; prep. ‘until’
safaraa	safaˈraː	n. ‘omelet’
sagalii	saɡaˈliː	v. ‘don’t X too much’
sagu	ˈsaɡu	1. n. ‘lance’ 2. v. ‘throw’
saha	ˈsaha	n. ‘sole, palm’
sahadad	sahaˈdad	‘index finger’
sahu	ˈsahu	1. adj. ‘hot’ 2. v. ‘ill’
sai	ˈsai	v. ‘disappear, fly away’
saihuu	saiˈhuː	n. ‘captain’
sailila	sailiˈla	v. ‘pray’
saki	ˈsaki	‘brain’
saki	ˈsaki	adj. ‘tasty’
sako	ˈsako	1. n. ‘neck’ 2. n. ‘river bend, bay’
sako bulo	ˈsako ˈbulo	n. ‘kite (lit. white neck)’
sako moti	ˈsako ˈmoti	n. ‘nape’
sakti	ˈsakti	adj. ‘supernatural’
sala	ˈsala	‘wrong’
salai	saˈlai	v. ‘wardance, spiritual dance’
salaka	saˈlaka	n. ‘silver’
salake	saˈlake	v. ‘polite invitation to start eating (obsolete)’
salawaku	salaˈwaku	n. ‘shield’
salin	saˈlin	1. v. ‘change’ 2. v. ‘translate’
saloi	saˈloi	n. ‘bag’
saluma	saˈluma	n. ‘saying’
samaka	saˈmaka	n. ‘melon’
sanang	saˈnaŋ	adj. ‘good, happy’
sandal	sanˈdal	n. ‘slipper’
sang	ˈsaŋ	‘in:’
sanggup	ˈsaŋɡup	v. ‘able to’
sango	ˈsaŋo	v. ‘answer’
sapapa	saˈpapa	n. ‘small wooden stool’
sapi	ˈsapi	n. ‘cow’
sara	saˈra	n. ‘law’
sarabi	saˈrabi	n. ‘front area’
sarang	saˈraŋ	n. ‘snot’
sarangyuhi	saraŋˈjuhi	n. ‘cold (lit. snot flows)’
sarati	saˈrati	n. ‘sign’
sari	ˈsari	1. v. ‘look for, seek’ 2. v. ‘about to, almost’
sari	ˈsari	n. ‘paddle’
sari gan	ˈsari ˈɡan	‘look for lice, delouse’
sarihi	saˈrihi	n. ‘<kind of fish>’
sarong	saˈroŋ	n. ‘magical dress’
saru	ˈsaru	n. ‘ribs of bed, ribs (bodypart)’
sasa	ˈsasa	v. ‘swim’
sasi	ˈsasi	v. ‘swear’
sasu	ˈsasu	v. ‘smooth, slip’
sat	ˈsat	‘moment’
saya	ˈsaja	v. ‘develop’
saya	ˈsaja	n. ‘flower’
sayaboko	sajaˈboko	n. ‘hairbun stuffing’
sayang	saˈjaŋ	v. ‘love, sorry’
se	se	1. con. ‘and’ 2. prep. ‘with’
seba	ˈseba	v. ‘close, almost’
sebagai	seˈbaɡai	‘as, like’
sebage	seˈbaɡai	‘as, like’
sebenarnya	sebeˈnarɲa	adv. ‘in truth’
sedik	seˈdik	adv. ‘correct’
sehat	ˈsehat	‘healthy’
sehingga	seˈhiŋɡa	v. ‘remain’
sejara	seˈɟara	n. ‘history’
sekola	seˈkola	n. ‘school’
selo	ˈselo	v. ‘break’
sema	ˈsema	v. ‘be’
semen	seˈmen	n. ‘concrete floor’
sementar	semenˈtar	‘temporary’
senang	seˈnaŋ	‘healthy’
sepa	ˈsepa	v. ‘kick’
serabi	seˈrabi	n. ‘front’
seramo	seˈramo	‘mist’
serban	serˈban	n. ‘drape’
serenati	sereˈnati	v. ‘angry’
seriamo	seriˈamo	n. ‘mist’
sero	ˈsero	n. ‘place where fish gather’
serompet	seˈrompet	n. ‘trumpet’
serta	ˈserta	adv. ‘immediately’
sewa	ˈsewa	v. ‘pay’
si	si	con. ‘first’
siap	ˈsiap	adv. ‘ready’
sibesi	siˈbesi	n. ‘pan’
sibua	siˈbua	n. ‘hut’
sibusibu	sibuˈsibu	v. ‘howl of wind’
sidan	siˈdan	v. ‘hold meeting’
side	ˈside	1. v. ‘sail’ 2. v. ‘depart’ 3. n. ‘sail’
sifutu	siˈfutu	n. ‘night’
sigi	ˈsiɡi	n. ‘mosque’
sigo	ˈsiɡo	v. ‘abuse’
sikari	siˈkari	con. ‘then’
sike	ˈsike	v. ‘fart’
silet	siˈlet	n. ‘razor’
silo	ˈsilo	n. ‘torch’
simo	ˈsimo	‘old adj’
simo yuke	ˈsimo ˈjuke	n. ‘ancestor’
simore	siˈmore	adj. ‘happy’
simosimo	simoˈsimo	n. ‘old, person’
sinanga	siˈnaŋa	v. ‘fry’
sing	ˈsiŋ	v. ‘incite’
singga	ˈsiŋɡa	v. ‘remain’
singkat	ˈsiŋkat	adj. ‘short’
singora	siˈŋora	v. ‘roast’
sio	ˈsio	excl. ‘alas’
sio	ˈsio	num. ‘nine’
sioko	siˈoko	adv. ‘one single time, now and then’
sira	ˈsira	1. v. ‘lose, disappear’ 2. v. ‘cure’
sirifiri	siriˈfiri	v. ‘hide’
siriyang	siriˈjaŋ	v. ‘forget’
sisi	ˈsisi	n. ‘mosquito’
sita	ˈsita	n. ‘daylight’
sitanigo	sitaˈniɡo	‘day before yesterday’
sitanigo madago ia	sitaˈniɡo maˈdaɡo ˈia	‘day before day before yesterday’
skola	sˈkola	n. ‘school’
skuda	sˈkuda	n. ‘barracuda’
so-	ˈso-	pref. ‘causative prefix’
soa	ˈsoa	n. ‘clan’
soasoa	soaˈsoa	n. ‘iguana’
soba	ˈsoba	con. ‘if’
sobane	soˈbane	v. ‘load (cargo)’
sobeka	soˈbeka	v. ‘drop’
sobodo	soˈbodo	v. ‘act foolishly’
sodabi	soˈdabi	v. ‘think’
sodiho	soˈdiho	v. ‘push’
sodofiri	sodoˈfiri	v. ‘kidnap’
sodonobutu	sodonoˈbutu	v. ‘put lemon and salt on gutted fish’
sofo	ˈsofo	1. n. ‘fruit’ 2. v. ‘bear fruit’
sogado	soˈɡado	1. v. ‘reach’ 2. v. ‘tell’
sogaro	soˈɡaro	v. ‘leave for’
sogise	soˈɡise	v. ‘listen, hear’
sogise	soˈɡise	v. ‘listen’
sogo	ˈsoɡo	n. ‘pubic hair’
sogojo	soˈɡoɟo	v. ‘rub’
sogoko	soˈɡoko	1. v. ‘build house’ 2. v. ‘wake someone up’
soguci	soˈɡuci	‘put down v. See’
sogui	soˈɡui	v (causative form). ‘fetch water’
soha	ˈsoha	v. ‘hungry’
soho	ˈsoho	n. ‘pig’
sohoa	soˈhoa	v. ‘take baby out for the first time’
sohode	soˈhode	v (causative form). ‘with’
sojum	soˈɟum	v. ‘explain, instruct’
soka	ˈsoka	v. ‘hide something, put away’
soklat	ˈsoklat	adj. ‘brown’
solasi	soˈlasi	n. ‘<kind of plant>’
solat	ˈsolat	n. ‘pray’
solili	soˈlili	‘earthquake’
solofe	soˈlofe	n. ‘lobster’
soloho	soˈloho	v. ‘light’
soma	ˈsoma	n. ‘crocodile’
soma	ˈsoma	n. ‘net’
soma	ˈsoma	prep. ‘with’
someme	soˈmeme	v. ‘suckle’
sone	ˈsone	v. ‘die, end’
sone lampu	ˈsone ˈlampu	‘put out lamp’
songali	soˈŋali	v. ‘push, make move’
soninga	soˈniŋa	v. (causative form). ‘remember, think’
sonyine	soˈɲine	n. ‘field’
sonyota	soˈɲota	v. ‘send’
sopan	ˈsopan	adj. ‘polite’
sora	ˈsora	1. v. ‘bring to life, turn on’ 2. v. ‘burn’
sora	ˈsora	n. ‘set’
sorai	soˈrai	quant. ‘all’
sorato	soˈrato	v. ‘finish’
sorban	ˈsorban	n. ‘hat’
sore	ˈsore	v. ‘sneeze’
sorga	ˈsorɡa	n. ‘heaven’
sorii	soˈriː	causative verb. ‘fix’
soro	ˈsoro	v. ‘fly’
sorogo	soˈroɡo	v. ‘gorge food’
sorongo	soˈroŋo	v. ‘turn down light’
soru	ˈsoru	v. ‘extinguish, set (of sun)’
sosiru	soˈsiru	v. ‘sieve’
sou	ˈsou	1. n. ‘medicine’ 2. v. ‘medicate’
soweko	soˈweko	n. ‘heron’
Spanyol	spaˈɲol	name. ‘Spain’
spato	sˈpato	n. ‘shoe’
sterek	steˈrek	adv. ‘good, beautiful’
stop	sˈtop	v. ‘stop’
strongkeng	ˈstroŋkeŋ	‘gaslamp’
stup	sˈtup	n. ‘terrace’
suara	suˈara	n. ‘voice’
suba	ˈsuba	exc. ‘greeted’
subahanallah	subahanalˈlah	exc. ‘praise the Lord’
subila	suˈbila	n. ‘realm’
subu	ˈsubu	n. ‘morning prayer’
subur	suˈbur	n. ‘early morning’
suburawal	suburaˈwal	n. ‘early morning’
sudu	ˈsudu	v ; n. ‘beetle’
sudu	ˈsudu	1. n. ‘spade’ 2. v. ‘dig’
sugo	ˈsuɡo	v. ‘breathe’
suka	ˈsuka	1. v. ‘break’ 2. v. ‘broken’
suka	ˈsuka	v. ‘like’
suka raha	ˈsuka ˈraha	‘one fourth’
sukur	ˈsukur	n. ‘thanks’
sulo	ˈsulo	v. ‘order’
sultan	ˈsultan	n. ‘king’
sum	ˈsum	n. ‘well’
sumbang	ˈsumbaŋ	v. ‘contribute’
suna	ˈsuna	v. ‘circumcize’
sunat	ˈsuna	v. ‘circumcize’
sung	ˈsuŋ	adj. ‘(still) new’
supaya	suˈpaja	con. ‘so that’
surabi	suˈrabi	n. ‘reception room’
suro	ˈsuro	n. ‘wedge’
suru	ˈsuru	‘long (time), old’
suru	ˈsuru	v. ‘order’
susa	ˈsusa	1. n. ‘trouble’ 2. v. ‘trouble’
susu	ˈsusu	n. ‘breast’
suu	ˈsuː	n. ‘needle’
syara	sjaˈra	n. ‘law’
=ta	ˈ=ta	loc. ‘yonder’
taba	ˈtaba	1. v. ‘add’ 2. con. ‘and’
tabalai	tabaˈlai	‘confused’
tabaliku	tabaˈliku	n. ‘bamboo’
tabe	ˈtabe	v. ‘burn’
tabea	taˈbea	exc. ‘permission’
tabi	ˈtabi	v. ‘gather’
tabo	ˈtabo	v. ‘catch’
tadu	ˈtadu	1. v. ‘butt’ 2. n. ‘butt’
tafu	ˈtafu	n. ‘brother in law’
taga	ˈtaɡa	v. ‘lift’
taganane	taɡaˈnane	v. ‘talk in sleep’
tagi	ˈtaɡi	1. v. ‘move’ 2. v. ‘walk’
tagi ake	ˈtaɡi ˈake	v. ‘have diarrhoea’
tahan	ˈtahan	v. ‘endure’
tahi	ˈtahi	v. ‘look’
=tahu	=ˈtahu	loc. ‘downward’
tahun	taˈhun	n. ‘year’
=tai	=ˈtai	loc. ‘seaward’
Taiba	taˈiba	n. ‘<name>’
taji	ˈtaɟi	v. ‘sting’
takota	taˈkota	‘tongs’
takua	taˈkua	n. ‘underwear’
talabane	talaˈbane	‘join’
talaga	taˈlaɡa	n. ‘lake’
talanga	taˈlaŋa	n. ‘band’
talesa	taˈlesa	v. ‘formal invitation to start eating’
talu	ˈtalu	v. ‘hidden’
tam	ˈtam	1. v. ‘close’ 2. v. ‘pregnant’
tamake	taˈmake	1. v. ‘meet’ 2. v. ‘find’
tamao	taˈmao	n. ‘axe’
tamoi	taˈmoi	v. ‘alone’
tampa	ˈtampa	n. ‘place’
tampayang	tamˈpajaŋ	n. ‘flask’
tana	ˈtana	n. ‘land’
tanda	ˈtanda	n. ‘sign’
tanda mata	ˈtanda ˈmata	n. ‘proof’
tangga	ˈtaŋɡa	n. ‘stairs’
tanggal	ˈtaŋɡal	n. ‘date’
tano	ˈtano	v. ‘hunt down’
tanto	ˈtanto	adv. ‘certainly’
tantu	ˈtantu	adv. ‘certainly’
tantu skali	ˈtantu sˈkali	adv. ‘most certainly’
taon	taˈon	n. ‘year’
taong	taˈoŋ	n. ‘year’
tapa	ˈtapa	n. ‘sieve like dish’
tapi	ˈtapi	con. ‘but’
tapis	ˈtapis	v. ‘sieve’
tare	ˈtare	v. ‘lie on belly’
tari	ˈtari	‘dance’
tari	ˈtari	v. ‘pour’
tarifu	taˈrifu	v. ‘replete, satisfied’
tarigu	taˈriɡu	n. ‘flour’
tarima	taˈrima	v. ‘accept’
taro	ˈtaro	verb. ‘call’
tarpesa	tarˈpesa	n. ‘chair’
tartibi	tarˈtibi	v. ‘sit crosslegged’
tas	ˈtas	n. ‘bag’
tasa	ˈtasa	adj. ‘bald’
tasaje	taˈsaɟe	n. ‘food cover’
=tau	=ˈtau	1. ‘upward’ 2. ‘downward’
taun	taˈun	n. ‘year’
te	te	n. ‘tea’
te	te	prep. ‘to, at’
tede	ˈtede	v. ‘lift’
tela	ˈtela	n. ‘corn’
telefon	teleˈfon	n. ‘telephone’
temake	teˈmake	v. ‘meet’
tempat	temˈpat	n. ‘place’
tempel	ˈtempel	v. ‘stamp’
ten	ˈten	v. ‘place’
tengah	ˈteŋah	adj. ‘middle’
tengkorak	teŋˈkorak	‘skull’
tentang	tenˈtaŋ	prep. ‘about’
tepa	ˈtepa	n. ‘wall’
tera	ˈtera	v. ‘touch’
teraher	terˈaher	adj. ‘last’
terbang	terˈbaŋ	v. ‘fly’
tere	ˈtere	v. ‘mock(ingly)’
teresara	tereˈsara	‘whatever, as you like it’
tero	ˈtero	1. v. ‘touch, hit’ 2. v. ‘meet, find’ 3. v. ‘get’
terus	teˈrus	con. ‘then’
tetap	teˈtap	adv. ‘always’
tetapi	teˈtapi	con. ‘but’
tete	ˈtete	n. ‘grandfather’
tia	ˈtia	v. ‘leave behind’
tiahi	tiˈahi	v. ‘complete’
tiali	tiˈali	v. ‘exchange’
tiba	ˈtiba	1. n. ‘bucket (for fetching water at well)’ 2. v. ‘fetch water’
tibatiba	tibaˈtiba	n. ‘nightmare’
tifa	ˈtifa	n. ‘drum’
tifi	ˈtifi	n. ‘TV’
tiha	ˈtiha	adj. ‘about to collapse’
tii	ˈtiː	v. ‘touch’
tika	ˈtika	v. ‘open’
tila	ˈtila	v. ‘divide’
tili	ˈtili	v. ‘reveal’
tili ako	ˈtili ˈako	‘pull back foreskin (term of abuse)’
tim	ˈtim	v. ‘peel’
timai	tiˈmai	v. ‘offer’
timao	tiˈmao	n. ‘people’
timbang	ˈtimbaŋ	v. ‘weigh’
=tina	=ˈtina	loc. ‘landward’
tinai	tiˈnai	1. n. ‘pin’ 2. v. ‘pin’
ting	ˈtiŋ	v. ; n. ‘sieve’
tinga	ˈtiŋa	v. ‘scale’
tingatinga	tiŋaˈtiŋa	n. ‘tinea’
tinggalan	tiŋɡaˈlan	n. ‘left overs’
tingkai	tiŋˈkai	v. ‘disobedient’
tingkat	tiŋˈkat	‘level’
tio	ˈtio	v. ‘continue?’
tipis	tiˈpis	adj. ‘thin’
tiro	ˈtiro	n. ‘vagina’
titi	ˈtiti	‘border’
titi	ˈtiti	v. ‘carry close to the chest’
to	to	exc. ‘right’
to-	ˈto-	‘1st, person singular actor prefix’
toa	ˈtoa	v. ‘give’
tobako	toˈbako	n. ‘cigarette’
tobe	ˈtobe	v. ‘bind’
tobo	ˈtobo	v. ‘bathe in sea’
todo	toˈdo	adj. ‘calm’
tofa	ˈtofa	v. ‘stab’
tofkange	tofˈkaŋe	num. ‘eight’
tofo	ˈtofo	v. ‘stab’
tofore	toˈfore	v. ‘move’
tofu	ˈtofu	v. ‘grow’
toga	ˈtoɡa	v. ‘break’
togo	ˈtoɡo	v. ‘add’
togu	ˈtoɡu	v. ‘finish’
toko	ˈtoko	n. ‘chicken’
tokoho	toˈkoho	v. ‘afraid’
tola	ˈtola	1. v. ‘break, cut’ 2. v. ‘cross’
tolaha	toˈlaha	v. ‘short cut’
tolamo	toˈlamo	n. ‘official’
tolo	ˈtolo	v. ‘knock’
tolong	ˈtoloŋ	v. ‘help’
tolu	ˈtolu	n. ‘hat’
toma	ˈtoma	prep. ‘locative’
tomahoa	tomaˈhoa	v. ‘yawn’
tomate	toˈmate	n. ‘tomato’
tomdii	tomˈdiː	num. ‘seven’
tomo	ˈtomo	n. ‘break, cut through’
tomo	ˈtomo	n. ‘generation’
tongo	ˈtoŋo	v. ‘break, broken’
topi	ˈtopi	n. ‘hat’
=tora	=ˈtora	v. ‘downwards’
torari	toˈrari	v. ‘face’
tori	ˈtori	1. v. ‘steal’ 2. n. ‘thief’
torifa	toˈrifa	v. ‘lean on’
torine	toˈrine	v. ‘sit’
toro	ˈtoro	v. ‘sit’
torobe	toˈrobe	v. ‘shoot’
torora	toˈrora	v. ‘pray’
toru	ˈtoru	v. ‘push’
toti	ˈtoti	v. ‘cut down’
totori	toˈtori	n. ‘thief’
tou	ˈtou	v. ‘cross (over)’
towaro	toˈwaro	v. ‘bid farewell’
trus	ˈtrus	con. ‘then’
tua	ˈtua	n. ‘bed’
tuba	ˈtuba	n. ‘lance’
tubu	ˈtubu	n. ‘top’
tuda	ˈtuda	v. ‘lead’
tufa	ˈtufa	n. ‘sky’
tugutil	tuˈɡutil	n. ‘tax evader’
tuha	ˈtuha	‘crippled’
tui	ˈtui	n. ‘midrib palmfrond’
tukuae	tukuˈae	v. ‘abuse’
tulu	ˈtulu	v. ‘visit’
tum	ˈtum	1. v. ‘dive’ 2. v. ‘set (of the sun)’
tumis	ˈtumis	‘fried’
tun	ˈtun	n. ‘woman’s father in law’
tuo	ˈtuo	v. ‘catch’
tupa	ˈtupa	n. ‘betel box’
turu	ˈturu	v. ‘descend’
turu	ˈturu	v. ‘strong’
turunan	tuˈrunan	n. ‘offspring’
turus	tuˈrus	con. ‘then’
tusa	ˈtusa	n. ‘cat’
tuso	ˈtuso	n. ; v. ‘hole’
tutu	ˈtutu	1. v. ‘pound’ 2. v. ‘bump into someone’
ua	ˈua	neg. ‘no, not’
uatu	uˈatu	n. ‘leech’
uci	ˈuci	v. ‘descend’
ude	ˈude	v. ‘scratch ground’
uele	uˈele	v. ‘carry in the hand’
uge	ˈuɡe	‘vegetables’
ugu	ˈuɡu	n. ‘bottom (body part)’
ugu mangele	ˈuɡu maˈŋele	n. ‘buttocks’
uhi	ˈuhi	1. n. ‘stone of fruit’ 2. n. ‘<k.o. fish>’
ui	ˈui	n. ‘sand’
uju	ˈuɟu	v. ‘wash clothes’
uku	ˈuku	n. ‘fire’
uku manong	ˈuku maˈnoŋ	‘charcoal’
uku mariha	ˈuku maˈriha	n. ‘red embers’
ula	ˈula	v. ‘spud out’
ulang	ˈulaŋ	v. ‘repeat’
uli	ˈuli	1. n. ‘heel of the foot’ 2. n. ‘helmsman’
umat	ˈumat	n. ‘society’
umpama	umˈpama	‘for example’
umur	ˈumur	n. ‘age’
un	ˈun	v. ‘watch’
una	ˈuna	pn. ‘3sg m’
una	ˈuna	v. ‘throw up’
ung	ˈuŋ	‘purple’
ungu	ˈuŋu	‘purple’
untu	ˈuntuk	prep. ‘for (purpose)’
untuk	ˈuntuk	prep. ‘for (purpose)’
upacara	upaˈcara	n. ‘ceremony’
uro	ˈuro	1. v. ‘provide’ 2. n. ‘provisions’
usa	ˈusa	n. ‘bunch’
use	ˈuse	n. ‘great-great grandchild, great-great grandmother’
use	ˈuse	v. ‘pour’
usiusi	usiˈusi	n. ‘calf of the leg’
usu	ˈusu	v. ‘enter, track’
uta	ˈuta	v. ‘care’
uto	ˈuto	v. ‘plant’
utu	ˈutu	n. ‘root’
utu	ˈutu	n. ‘virgin?’
uyu	ˈuju	n. ‘sand’
wa	wa	exc. ‘well’
waca	ˈwaca	v. ‘read’
waje	ˈwaɟe	v. ‘say’
wako	ˈwako	v. ‘return’
waktu	ˈwaktu	n. ‘time’
wale	ˈwale	v. ‘throw away’
walii	waˈliː	n. ‘bride giver’
walo-	waˈlo-	quant. ‘time’
wang	ˈwaŋ	n. ‘cheek’
wange	ˈwaŋe	1. n. ‘day’ 2. n. ‘sun’
wange cako	ˈwaŋe ˈcako	pred. ‘afternoon’
wange konora	ˈwaŋe koˈnora	pred. ‘midday’
wange ma bela	ˈwaŋe ma ˈbela	‘sunrise’
wange mabela	ˈwaŋe maˈbela	‘East’
wange masoru	ˈwaŋe maˈsoru	‘West’
wari	ˈwari	v. ‘brush’
waring	ˈwariŋ	n. ‘<kind of tree>’

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OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

van Staden (2000): Tidore

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