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  1. kombo— your grandfather
  2. bogonyum koke— washing clothes
  3. nggawe— bamboo
  4. imongok eke— making a grass bag
  5. kopinggame— place of sayur labu siam (a kind of vegetable)
  6. nonggorak— eating
  7. noeluk— older sister
  8. gitar eke— playing guitar
  9. nagalomene— aunts (younger from mother's side)
  10. yor— black cockatoo
  11. akumi— people
  12. noe— word used for one who is older than oneself
  13. iringgame— grass
  14. nambe— my lip
  15. pando— tong
  16. dawi— song
  17. nauluk— younger sister
  18. kwe anggo banggwe— bride price
  19. karuk koneno— hear
  20. kwagaluk— short
  21. anggon— tired
  22. tongga— door
  23. amene mbanak— rule
  24. noreluk akuwe auluk enaboluk— my friend's wife's youngest sister
  25. mbano— cut
  26. noreluk akuwe ami— my friend's wife's uncle
  27. mili— black
  28. nenegen kaga— I see
  29. aninomban— we are together
  30. tilabaga— ceiling
  31. yum kokorak— clean clothes
  32. ninagalo— our mother
  33. woneyoge— blessing
  34. nagabolo— my skin
  35. kondok— curly
  36. nore kore— brother and sister
  37. nogoba— father
  38. bingga— sweet potates leaves
  39. andi— sick
  40. kuma— kacang Wamena (this is not peanut)
  41. nogogum— my lungs
  42. nenggi ogur— my palm
  43. oneyondiragak— *needs a translation
  44. binunggwi inungi— eating sweet potatoes
  45. kinogoba— their father
  46. bori marak— grass to cover the hut
  47. naipar— my brother/sister in law
  48. lariyak— I am going to cook
  49. lani akuwe— wife
  50. obelom— good
  51. ninomori— our body hair
  52. nagalomini— aunts (younger from mother's side)
  53. berekone— twins
  54. abume— chief's right-hand man
  55. nano— what
  56. pela— roof
  57. yanggwe— white cockatoo
  58. pande— fire pit
  59. pagi weya— kangaroo
  60. tigir-tigir— butterfly
  61. enabo— the youngest son
  62. nauluk— younger brother
  63. eneri— spring, water source
  64. nanegen kaga— I see
  65. nami— uncle
  66. pename— forest
  67. lakwe— cook
  68. anggome— peak, top of
  69. namboko— my nephew
  70. nanep gwik— we have the same last name
  71. nengganok— my neck
  72. kuti— flying fish
  73. kelonggawe— place for fire wood
  74. kinoreluk— your friend
  75. puron— worm
  76. name— my home, house
  77. tinebon— fly (black & small)
  78. penaro— eagle
  79. nabur— my belly
  80. lakorak— we have cooked
  81. nomawi— I am strong
  82. ninombo— our grandfather
  83. pongonggwe— divorce
  84. noreluk akuwe elagaluk— my friend's wife's step-sister
  85. nakom— my bottom
  86. kone— voice
  87. eriyak— do
  88. kani poke— chopping fire wood
  89. anokwetak— colors
  90. alom— base./ root/ foundation
  91. Ala wone— Bible
  92. nogo— sleep
  93. buti— axe
  94. piger— catch
  95. maluk lek— nothing is good here
  96. yorer— introduce
  97. nogobaluk— my uncle (father's side)
  98. ninikikunik— love
  99. nobate— my sides (human body)
  100. ome— home
  101. igging— arrow
  102. noreluk akuwe agalo— my friend's wife's mother
  103. lami— mosquito
  104. ninoreluk— our friend
  105. pagangge— confessing
  106. obarer— let it go
  107. nebi— I am tired (or lazy)
  108. kakalowe— straight
  109. nanuak— my head
  110. pagi kolengga— cuscus
  111. ninomboluk— our grandchild
  112. muk wakirak— have killed him
  113. ilak kunik— adopted child
  114. nanini ungge— anger
  115. ap nanu— widower
  116. nenete— my face
  117. mbo— no
  118. neyak— my teeth
  119. konengge— listening
  120. nggorekalo— tall
  121. noreluk akuwe ereluk— my friend's wife's friend
  122. kinone mbawok inip— speak quietly
  123. amboko— niece/nephew
  124. tamban eke— praying
  125. doman— cicada
  126. walo— snake
  127. kolekna— lizard
  128. nombokam— my back
  129. tawi— red fruit
  130. nanegen— my eyes
  131. yugum— rock
  132. nagalo— mother
  133. noak— my bones
  134. lawingga— banana leaf
  135. nangguluk— the back of my neck
  136. walo muru— poisonous snake
  137. langgawe— spider
  138. nenggi ogur— the palm of my hand
  139. arigi— take pity on
  140. agabitilek— brave
  141. nggumawake— taking shower
  142. komboluk— your (sing.) grandchild
  143. gur— blended colors
  144. nugopa— father's younger brother
  145. nambewak— my mouth
  146. oba pegerak— accuse someone
  147. nombakelo— my aunt
  148. nenggi— my hand
  149. inombakelo— our aunt
  150. ulaga— one boy (or person)
  151. ogunggelo— husband
  152. niniki-nengge— interested
  153. nambolok— my thigh
  154. maluk ekendak— breaking the law
  155. banggolaga— bother
  156. kibu-gibu— solid color
  157. uke— having sex
  158. nobanebienake— tired
  159. ninomban— you 're welcome
  160. kinomboluk— your grandchild
  161. yawi— the bird of paradise
  162. kagalo— your mother
  163. nawi— my home
  164. eke— making
  165. wokegeti— give
  166. noreluk— my friend
  167. kanik— cigarrete
  168. nanagale— my intestines
  169. ebembi— sweet potatoes
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