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  1. pwidengi— to heat
  2. sikei— powerful
  3. armaj lap— elder
  4. kijesik winan— rat
  5. li— a line held by a person in the back of the canoe that helps to control the sail
  6. imwinsihsi— enemy
  7. kak wiawi— possible
  8. pij soal— black pig
  9. koa— bite
  10. pwoakoar— the wooden side of the pahj
  11. no— wave, the surf
  12. jaim— sharpen
  13. kudlaij— sword
  14. pongpong— deaf
  15. rein mwahmwa li— paternal aunt
  16. jeripein— girl
  17. load— piece of wood on the tip of the kehu that holds all the lines attached to the sail
  18. kioang— give
  19. peihk— obey
  20. lallal— talk
  21. pijpij— urinate (to piss)
  22. rienpahioai jerpein— sister-in-law
  23. kummwad— fearless
  24. majmaj— spear for fishing
  25. johlo— to catch a tuna
  26. Ingkarakin armaj— lice, body
  27. poak— defecate (to shit)
  28. jumwa— chicken
  29. eijiek eu— eleven
  30. pwaklap— where the main mast is placed, in the middle of the canoe
  31. koapwoapwoa— rich
  32. kidal pene ara— they know each other
  33. mweujang— better
  34. kasoa— throw
  35. japan, kadek— not stingy
  36. daonke— light
  37. wal koalik— elderly man
  38. war ewar riau— I have 2 canoes
  39. jahr kajrekrek— pocket knife
  40. nahmwarki— traditional chief
  41. sipoak— kick
  42. wihk lakapw— next week
  43. kapi— coffee
  44. men— classifier for people
  45. sinek— snake
  46. warin— canoe front
  47. minipnip— thin
  48. kawiliali— exchange, to
  49. me— here
  50. waluh— eight
  51. sakai— stone, rock
  52. noasikdi, koapoaiddi— born, be
  53. ipwil— love
  54. piju mene kalik— this big pig
  55. kimwi— you (plural remote, more than two individuals)
  56. pahj— a sitting place on the edge of the canoe, on top of the connection between the canoe and the outrigger
  57. lokpoa— hip
  58. jahr kohlk— big knife
  59. koakilej wahssa— red ant
  60. duhdu pisen moang— wash hair
  61. keiou— first
  62. oaring— coconut in its last stage of development (meat is hard, husk is brown, coconut fallen from tree)
  63. ahsenenjet— seahorse
  64. leme— think
  65. umw— hearth, cooking pit/fire
  66. ngoah dukupda a luk ou.— I bought her a dress.
  67. sohn loakijid— fishermen
  68. nainki jeri— to have children
  69. moadaok— pain
  70. mwosmwos— short
  71. jerimwein o moair nen amak o— the boy is sleeping in the hammock
  72. ohroj— every
  73. oakoakla— being hidden
  74. leu— cooked
  75. meleisik— heart
  76. wijahn koaujoan— village
  77. li o nikihjang pumpo woal o— the woman took the fish from the man
  78. kahs— sweetheart
  79. ngoah johpwa kapang pij a— I did not see the pig
  80. lioang mas— malaria
  81. pwideng— hut
  82. rajak mwein— top mast of a sail
  83. wou— dog bark
  84. sorohrpijoang— separated, be
  85. koalik— big
  86. nangjaou— sunny
  87. sang— fly
  88. siksik— little
  89. jed— salt
  90. saosuwa— leaf
  91. ihs— east
  92. rahurahu— shout
  93. mijoa— eye
  94. pil— water
  95. alij— beard
  96. johmwehu— become sick
  97. sahlaplap— wide
  98. moai— breadfruit tree
  99. ohla— break
  100. pik— sand
  101. insahdi— bleed
  102. mijenloang nauna— it's cloudy (the sky is bad)
  103. kehu— middle mast
  104. woal o me khdoam ngoahi pij o— the man gave the pig to me
  105. pilda— choose
  106. jilijek— thirty
  107. luj— jump
  108. jahr kharekrek— Swiss army knife
  109. pwurpwuren joi— hair swirl, said to be mark of a naughty child
  110. koapine— heel
  111. jimwin rehl— the rail on top of the canoe and near the front end; above the kapwidpwid; prevents water from entering the canoe
  112. iwihwi— scaleless fish
  113. men a war ewar— I have a canoe
  114. rehno mwohn kajapwlakoanaio— day before yesterday
  115. Pwel— mud
  116. dilla— exit
  117. amai— yours (plural)
  118. rehnoawe— today
  119. kirip— very young coconut
  120. johpwa, johkin— never
  121. id— sea snake
  122. en mwahmwa nohno— paternal grandmother
  123. par— sprouting coconut
  124. joaujoau— grave
  125. moang— head
  126. pahu— four
  127. pekendihdi jeripein— youngest sister
  128. mweuhki— want
  129. al— trail
  130. pij soal jiluhmen— three black pigs
  131. ngorngor— snore
  132. nen li o pijo— the woman's pig
  133. kirihj— body fat, grease
  134. siak— copulate (have sex with)
  135. johkak wiawi— impossible
  136. pajda— arrive
  137. loal— deep
  138. mwoaswel— garden
  139. jileu— bluefin tuna
  140. mwaoroan pwirej— brown
  141. kil— skin
  142. jirhak— to spread legs (vulgar)
  143. kiljoula— undress
  144. lehmwsik— show-off
  145. kohl— sing
  146. mehdi— dead
  147. jaihdlap— thumb
  148. uk— blow
  149. johkin wiawi— impossible
  150. jamwrou— priest
  151. men— your
  152. sil— coconut sprouted a little
  153. wijekjek— wet
  154. umw/imw— house
  155. jerimwein— boy
  156. liohdi— widow
  157. ikel— eagle
  158. ngoas— lips
  159. dam— outrigger
  160. joan jilu— a type of knot
  161. pij soal jilmen— three black pigs
  162. dehparau— surgeon fish
  163. koaul— sing
  164. diliej— a piece of line tied to the kehu that can be pulled to reduce the size of the sail
  165. kopou— gold
  166. kalangan— thank you
  167. Karer— lime
  168. pon— virgin
  169. uhdi— stop
  170. pwuhl mwuhn— full moon
  171. jamin— not clean
  172. pij soal jilmenne— these three black pigs
  173. japahl— return
  174. sowi— wood, firewood
  175. noaski— sell
  176. mijikda— frighten
  177. lehmwsik— ostentatious person
  178. e— leg
  179. majmaj— popular with girls
  180. ngi— tooth
  181. sapin woaroa— neck
  182. jerimwein o doauda in suhkoa— the boy climbed up the tree
  183. ingkarak— flea
  184. arimaj da mahrjil— people of Marshall Islands
  185. jeri siksik— small baby, child
  186. ingkarakin nehn moang— louse, head
  187. kohl— gold
  188. repiakiak— a piece of wood across the top edge of the canoe that holds the sail
  189. koau— fishinghook
  190. soapwoahd— nose
  191. ia— where
  192. oapil— goatfish
  193. dir armjaj— many people
  194. kijou— run
  195. joapoa— cheek
  196. wihk wayu— last week
  197. emen aramas— other person
  198. kororo— white
  199. noajnoaj— clean
  200. jengjeng— skipjack (fish)
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