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  1. i nage lai pidago— S/he puts it inside (imperf)
  2. ngau mariu maguna ngaindo ngaipide dop kasik ngaitaiyonggo— I am on top of a betel nut tree, staying there awhile(sleep and went down) and looking at lots of you
  3. i Manus-a madonggo— em I long Manus
  4. kapepmau— porhet blo mi
  5. bor dop kasik— many pigs
  6. ngau gam nganingo— I eat (imperf 2)
  7. I dase— S/he went up
  8. i ulum yabinge— em i draiva pinis
  9. ang ayuningkai— you (pl) blow (but…)
  10. hamam kau da— mipela gat muli
  11. tamat main boip milo ti yanip— Tumora dispela man i no inap kaikai
  12. i ilon yabiyongo— S/he likes you (imperf)
  13. naipago— mi luklukim
  14. numauaten— insait long han blo mi
  15. malal te ngap, bor ngadadabawai— I will go to the village, I want to buy a big
  16. i suluba— em bai spetim
  17. ngau ham aipain ngangalembakai o ti— Can I take your daughter or not?
  18. I disange dipidaba— ol kamap na I go daun
  19. aiyur— lip
  20. i taiyangaba— em i lukluk long yupela
  21. i songokaibo kaibo gaumomoni ti— S/he habitually comes but not today
  22. i difunindo ngaitengo— ol I pait na mi lukim em pinis
  23. raim— jewelry, large chest piece that men wear, has pig tusks
  24. id tain— yumi slip
  25. ong yuningkai— You blow (but…)
  26. ong tagtag balago?— yu tok wanem?
  27. i wasing wanembakai hanat wai taman piteng naninge— He can catch fish because his father showed him how
  28. i magogabawai— it drips (desiderative)
  29. i kokabawai— S/he plays (desiderative)
  30. tamat main yangan tulipanade main taiyonge— This man who told us his name saw you
  31. ngam ngammulagokai— we (excl) come back (habitual)
  32. id tamul— yumi kam bek
  33. id gam taninge— we (incl) ate (completive?)
  34. pain mon bor panaugo— that woman is giving the pig to me
  35. ngau ilo girenge ngabakai— I thought/think I could/can go
  36. id tabulimbakai— we (incl) turn (modal: can, must, should)
  37. waiwaite ngadasago — I am going up the mango tree
  38. ngau Garoka-a ngago— mi go long garoka
  39. I madop gamukabawai— em laik em stap, bai em tok tok
  40. babuman— hat
  41. watatamame— S/he capsized us (excl)
  42. ngam milo ngamaningo— mipela kaikai
  43. ong gam songe— You came (completive?)
  44. bor tol uya uya gurgurmadi— 3 big black pigs
  45. tamat bor tum ho suengo— the man is shooting the pig with an arrow (shaft)
  46. ang tan te amadonggo— You all are sitting on the ground
  47. kukurek— kakaruk, pato
  48. ong wetinge— You had sex
  49. id aid tabimbawai— we (incl) yawn (desiderative)
  50. ang ainabawai— you (pl) sleep (desiderative)
  51. i tinang timaiyop— S/he can't stop crying
  52. gaumomoni wasing wanembakai manin bale— Today he can catch fish, the sea is calm (throws away)
  53. i difumba— ol bai pait ol
  54. ngau ilo girengo ngago— ating mi bai go
  55. ong ongami— you yourself
  56. i sumenamamgo— S/he asks us (excl) (imperf)
  57. tamat mon palumati songo— the man is running very quickly and coming
  58. dob— umben
  59. ngau ngafumba— mi bai paitim ol
  60. niu babuman— dry coconut
  61. ngau ngasongkai— I come (but…)
  62. mariu raun— lip bilong buai
  63. i dadine— em i baim ol pinis
  64. i sarangemba— em bai praim
  65. i sugabawai diyago— S/he would like to wash, they are going
  66. ngam nguknguk soyamamago— We (excl) have the sniffles
  67. murinamon— 3 days after tomorrow
  68. i dimul— they come back
  69. ngau tingainago— mi no slip?
  70. ngam ngamsinge— mipela kam daun pinis
  71. haun— klin
  72. tamat main yongam tingatulipange main taiyauwe— The man I did not tell your name to saw me
  73. ngau aio ngabimbakai— I yawn (modal: can, must, should)
  74. matau tain— my eye discharge
  75. i bulimba do tuli panauwe— s/he will turn and told me
  76. ngau angalo ilo girengo— I think about you (pl) (imperf)
  77. ngau tinganongaman— no, mi no save long dispela man
  78. bor dabok— big pig
  79. kasik main— planti
  80. id tasongo— we (incl) come (imperf)
  81. dal natun— liklik rot
  82. ngau ngaitingo— I have sex (imperf)
  83. i naingokai— em i kuk pinis
  84. i tialdine— they are finished
  85. kududen laben— bottom part of ear
  86. kol pain— kasen (meri)
  87. Sileng pain han tekengaman ebo Malu painaiong— Sileng Pain, look bilong en em olsem Malu Pain
  88. ngau nganonge tamat main ong tekaman— I knew you know this man?
  89. i bul panimba— S/he will have sex
  90. han— long, bilong
  91. ngau angaramauda, kaibo tahaik tahaik— mi gat galib, tasol wan wan
  92. anan ngatariututi— mi katim yam
  93. i suninge— em i karim pinis
  94. pain mon girire main haiyan— That girl is mad, this is bad
  95. ong tamat mon nongaman— do you know that man?
  96. i lumimba— em bai dring
  97. ngam ngamsop— we (excl) come from a long way
  98. tutui— nil
  99. dabelabel— kaukau
  100. ngam ngammi— we (excl.) ourselves
  101. ngau ilo yәnakai tingapalum— I thought, but I didn't come
  102. nen mariu panauwe— Mother gave me a betel nut
  103. ong menauwe wago— You left me, you're going
  104. ebo ang hamimong— olsem bilong yupela
  105. ang adahe— yupela go antap pinis
  106. yaunti— wan wan, lik lik
  107. i sarangedine— em i praim ol pinis
  108. ngam ngamakai— we (excl) go (but…)
  109. main ngahau ketuk— this is my bilum
  110. tamat mon tenge— did you see the man?
  111. hamim ilomim— tingting bilong yupela
  112. ong wenagokai— you sleep (habitual)
  113. bet kasik— daun, daunbilo, dip
  114. i gam tarpasdine— S/he makes them (all) fall/throws them (all) down (completive)
  115. ong ngau nang panau— yu tokim long mi
  116. ngau mariu ti ngamago— mi no kaikai buai
  117. pat— ston
  118. yenongamim— driman
  119. paina— ananit
  120. tuli panau— tell me!
  121. ngam ngampidagokai— we (excl) come down (habitual)
  122. i neggo— She gives birth
  123. kol han tibun— cousin's grandparent
  124. ong ta dasanga mariu— yu tu mas go antap long buai
  125. nub magoge— Water spilled
  126. ngau tei wai ilo bal tape, ngau ngangalemba— mi gat tingting long kisim bilum, em bai mi kisim
  127. i yet— puspus
  128. tariututi!— Cut it up!
  129. i tan suwengge alop tan suwedomba— Em sutim graun, bihain em bai sutim gen
  130. i imi— em yet
  131. ngau panaubae?— yu bai givim mi em?
  132. i surimba— em bai boilim
  133. id tasop— we (incl) come from a long way
  134. i nage— em i mekim pinis
  135. i sagaidinaba— em i rausim olgeta (skin bilong karot, skin bilong poteto)
  136. tialdo— finish (and…)
  137. ngau ilo girengo ngabakai— I think I can go
  138. I ti dasago, I pidago— em I no go antap, em I go daun
  139. nang— wod, tok
  140. main han abi— this is his garden
  141. i sataningo— markim blo mi
  142. nub wananan— hot water
  143. urom hanal— taim bilong ren
  144. wane— hukim
  145. ngam ngambuli— mipela baut
  146. numau gudun tol— wanpela ten faiv
  147. i kas dadakai ti panaugo— em baim smok, tasol em i no givim mi yet
  148. hudungan had ned — all our legs
  149. nornen ong kas ngale palumpe, ngau ilo uyanape— If you brought cigarettes to give me yesterday, I would be/would have been happy
  150. ngam ngammulaba— mipela bai kam bek
  151. I madop gamukabakai— em i stap, em mas tok tok
  152. mon ya— s/he (dist) go
  153. id tasongkai— we (incl) come (but…)
  154. ngam ngamhohari— mipela rabim (em)
  155. bor main gurgurmadi tol uya uya— these 3 big black pigs
  156. ngam ngammulago— we (excl) come back (imperf)
  157. id taipe ong ti ong gam wawe— mipela lukluk, mipela lukim, yu no stap, yu go pinis
  158. ang ayunimbawai— you (pl) blow (desiderative)
  159. ngam ngamfumba— mipela bai pait ol
  160. wasing garegaren— pis
  161. tan raun— gras
  162. ang apalumbakai— you (pl) run (modal: can, must, should)
  163. amenekuku yogoyogo— The mantis goes back and forth
  164. i tamago— S/he cries (imperf)
  165. sileng tamat— man blo laugh
  166. alop age— bihain
  167. ong hai— yu pasim (em)
  168. ang agadagade duba ti amule— You (pl) were stupid and didn't hurry and come back
  169. malal turan main te waba tape dal turan main ngale— If you go to the next village, you take another road
  170. onghebem— yu yet
  171. watatauwe— S/he capsized me
  172. ngau ilo girenge i sombawai— I think he wants to come
  173. dar magoge— blood dropped
  174. i urat nagemba— em bai wok
  175. ngau ti ngain— mi no slip
  176. ong pidagokai— you come down (habitual)
  177. burokasu— beli button blo mi
  178. mariu luwan talini— go around the betel tree trunk (lit: tree's stomach)
  179. i diyawe— ol i go pinis
  180. i urat nagengo— S/he works (imperf)
  181. anan wartatalep tongali— Chew up the yam and swallow
  182. i sange— em i kamap pinis
  183. langan— paia up
  184. ngau malal dabok lo ngabape, ngau ilo uyan ngape— If I could go to town, I would be happy
  185. ror— type of ant (black)
  186. dem— type of ant (very small, eats sugar)
  187. manalailaiya— yu lus tingting, larim i stap i go
  188. nganagelaipidaba— I will put it in
  189. niu raun— lip bilong kokonas
  190. manig hoharipanga, garmam raun te nage— Rub it like this, then put it in your hair (ie, coconut oil)
  191. ong wen— yu slipim
  192. i mariu wai— em I laikim buai
  193. ngam ngampalumakai— we (excl) run (but…)
  194. ngahau aipain— pikinini meri bilong mi
  195. i pasi— em I opim (em)
  196. i wam tamat— tambu
  197. gab— lang, plai
  198. muimui— louse larva
  199. I aidi dibi— they yawn
  200. i yunimbawai— he blows (desiderative)
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