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  1. mogo— lizardfish species
  2. gauwae— cheek
  3. mono wai do— waterfall
  4. dungu— to smell, smell of
  5. mhoo— cooked
  6. goa ga— flat edge of knife
  7. doo— fall
  8. helekai— say
  9. ruwarua— vomit
  10. tau— season
  11. hongobaba— blacktip reef shark
  12. duudae nguu— inky secretion of squid
  13. hagadubu be— to assume the likeness of, to pose as
  14. gu— past
  15. ganiganihatol— spadefish and batfish species
  16. hai bongo tohora— whale in general
  17. dagamila— crooked, distorted
  18. hanaga— arrive
  19. hagatanga— depart
  20. dohumu— firewood
  21. bugubugu— bulging or hilly
  22. hangai— nurse
  23. tohora— whale in general
  24. dau— arrive
  25. gahu lahilahi— thin cloth
  26. goloo hai mee— gears, tools
  27. amarei— arrow
  28. tamadane dauaga— son-in-law
  29. labelabe— olive-scribbled wrasse
  30. maduu— whole coconut
  31. hagabaeha mmaga— machine gun
  32. puruum— broom
  33. goboina— be surprised; be amazed, amazement
  34. huruhuru— beard
  35. manu haangai— pet
  36. hude hagalongowa— quiet, be
  37. ai— who? whose? what (name)?
  38. hale goloo— store
  39. diwah— paw
  40. helekai— word
  41. roada mhee— red ant
  42. haka hegehege— surf
  43. honu— Hawksbill sea turtle
  44. maahin— bright
  45. hagadamana— enlarge
  46. haidama— pregnant
  47. Adu Dogo Gaa— name of coral head in Kapinga lagoon
  48. lea\n— please
  49. taeha— humpback red snapper
  50. puu— shoot, drain, boil over
  51. ganipuu— round in shape due to being filled by air or objects
  52. gahru— mucus
  53. turi\n— Few
  54. ankel— maternal uncle
  55. dila— coconut leaflet
  56. manu dagua— school of tuna
  57. dunu moobuu— to cook barely on open fire
  58. bai bai— flatfish (flounder, halibut, etc)
  59. agu— keeltail needlefish
  60. dangada made— corpse
  61. dalihagi— wedding feast (ancient)
  62. nia matalim— more than one finger
  63. llongo— line of (people, animals, things)
  64. mogobun— magic
  65. madaalli— nipple
  66. dangada agoago— teacher
  67. baba dauaga— father-in-law
  68. baguugu— defecate
  69. haangai— feed
  70. kau\n— swim
  71. gono gee— nausea
  72. godaui— answer
  73. goaa tubu— land full of coconut sprouts
  74. athili— lightning
  75. humalia goe— good morning
  76. begedu— biclet
  77. iwhi liboko— skull
  78. tangadidan— angel
  79. tenki\n— canal
  80. tua weli— non-spiny urchins
  81. dina— resemble, look like
  82. tihna— stomach
  83. dengedenge— knotty (wood), having many bumps (of a tree)
  84. hale baguuguu— outhouse
  85. daubugu— pubic area
  86. tobo— to lick
  87. gono baba— reef flat
  88. laangi— day
  89. tohora— whale
  90. agaanga— coconut husk
  91. tau iga— fish season
  92. dudaginga— connection, joint
  93. key— Key
  94. dangin— today
  95. wha— separated, be
  96. haaliu— stage of a fully mature coconut
  97. mounu— bait on fishing hook
  98. manga— branch
  99. niga— whirl; rotate
  100. ngogo— zero
  101. denge— bump on a tree trunk where a branch failed to sprout; knot in wood
  102. diumata— rainbow
  103. hagalangahia— recall
  104. niu— coconut tree
  105. Lui Waga Halau— name of coral head in Kapinga lagoon
  106. dolu laangi— Wednesday
  107. goloo daane— gear, tools
  108. uhi— shark nostril
  109. made— dead
  110. tudae— excrement
  111. togodoru— third
  112. mekanek— emerald tree skink; Japanese/Pacific monitor
  113. ahina hai daane— easily seduced woman
  114. waka— canoe
  115. madanga holu malima— fifteen
  116. gahu ahina— dress
  117. check— thunder clap noise
  118. di lima— arm
  119. lagau— tree
  120. doudu— fish sp.: spiny puffer
  121. tono niu— coconut stump
  122. hoo huaidu— enemy
  123. bunih gipen— very slow
  124. tamada— shorts
  125. hagadonu— translate; believe
  126. dauduli— ear wax
  127. bilau— to stink
  128. akai— flower
  129. luluhu— shake
  130. hadukene— pallor
  131. ngudu waka— front of the canoe
  132. ala— awake, awaken
  133. langai— day
  134. wai mahana— coffee
  135. haabula— to gape
  136. monkii— monkey
  137. golee— seeds; nut; pit
  138. hedau— tree
  139. tolo biti— white tern
  140. kohala\n— A woven-Pandanus bed mat
  141. tuahina ahina madua— elder sister
  142. ngaao— meow
  143. budehete— pocket
  144. liba buawa— blue-spotted bristletooth
  145. dongidongi\n— Peck
  146. hagailoo— announce; notify
  147. melenge— humphead parrotfish
  148. hagalee hilihili— it doesn't matter which
  149. togobinu— cockroach
  150. tooume— coconut flower sheath
  151. gili— skin, outer layer
  152. roahi— a shorter piece of rope (shorter than hari)
  153. tuii— stool used to open coconuts
  154. hagapaa— to duck away from; to take shelter (e.g., from rain); to avoid
  155. geingatolo— grass
  156. delangahia— forget
  157. laubab— Board
  158. banuunu— basket made with coconut leaves with carrying handle
  159. hagalongo— to obey, to listen
  160. gemu— nap
  161. duu— belt
  162. lamu gai dangada— mosquito
  163. agogo— brilliant (used only with the color red)
  164. galau— nylon on fishing line
  165. dama gida— child born out of wedlock
  166. dubua— jealous, be
  167. tangada made— dead body
  168. gabugabuwa— cloudy
  169. binu— pandanus variety
  170. loahi\n— road
  171. laudiah— itch
  172. ngaagau— rectum
  173. humalia— good
  174. e— ing
  175. tiba— fraction
  176. naa— knife used to extract a clam
  177. uula— clawed lobster species
  178. gubu— verse (of bible)
  179. maroodingia— powerful
  180. deledele— trawling
  181. dangada hai mee— carpenter
  182. hai bongo— giant guitarfish
  183. metuigaulum— Needle for roof thatching
  184. hagagidee— to show
  185. hagamede— to kill
  186. di waga hoou— new canoe
  187. hagadaba— to count down (for a race)
  188. aago— teach
  189. dahi— hold
  190. dua di iwi— back of the spine
  191. hagahili— cure
  192. kade— side of the canoe with the canoe
  193. bono tai— door
  194. lae— forehead
  195. di big dene— this pig
  196. dala— to comb one's hair; to cast a fishing line
  197. hagaamoo— to bob up and down or from side to side
  198. iwi— bone
  199. weli— spiny urchin
  200. togomoun— have hiccups
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