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  1. ruhk— to hide
  2. saeulap— mother-in-law
  3. alu— walk
  4. dae— then
  5. saekaula— drunk, be
  6. kapoi— lime leaf
  7. Masawoan— sixth day of a month
  8. pihpihs— urinate (piss)
  9. sih dok— backbone
  10. ahdo— come
  11. padik— press
  12. pehs— ash(es)
  13. oauraeman— dream
  14. pahpa madoa— paternal grandfather
  15. aesae paenae— know each other
  16. werei— my (vehicle)
  17. noahnoa madoa— maternal grandmother
  18. wiahda— make
  19. eisaek waelu— eighteen
  20. naip\n— knife
  21. milik— milk
  22. mahwin— battle
  23. riesasi— our (family member)
  24. pwung— arrow
  25. pwoaroauroau— diarrhea
  26. naeinaei seri— have children
  27. Solodahn— June
  28. erop— seventeenth day of a month
  29. riau— two
  30. Aepwaeaelup— January
  31. saepis in india— bow
  32. pei— fight
  33. raei— long
  34. sipwangidi— break
  35. imwinsihsi— enemy
  36. deke— island
  37. rokumw— crab
  38. pen— coconut, ripe
  39. sandin kikihne— toenail
  40. dihdi— bosom/breast
  41. mwenge— food
  42. den saeh maei— green
  43. pwohking— cave
  44. karaekar— have fever
  45. meleilei— peace
  46. riohmwasi— your (plur.) (family member)
  47. pwudoa— sweat
  48. taepweinei— shower
  49. kaepin pae— elbow
  50. Sompwonginwaehla— April
  51. pwain— buy
  52. meseng mwahu— good morning
  53. Arkoahngae— twelfth day of a month
  54. Kesawa— Wife of King
  55. kader— send\n
  56. alis— chin
  57. lingerenger— anger
  58. kaperen— fun
  59. kapisihla— freed, be
  60. siwi— firewood
  61. siropela— burn (vi)
  62. nah wael— forest
  63. lisaroap— hat
  64. mwaengaeh maehsaeng— have breakfast
  65. mwohdi— sit down
  66. maesul— thick
  67. laloid— loneliness
  68. sengeseng— crying
  69. kopwou— basket
  70. peisel— rock for pounding sakau
  71. meh soak— wing
  72. Limepwiki— five hundred
  73. lel— beautiful
  74. pali— day after tomorrow
  75. soang— try
  76. saeninkal— spider
  77. mahs— then
  78. naei epwal— orphaned
  79. pekihdihdih li— youngest sister
  80. udah— to stand
  81. rohs— flower
  82. koul— song
  83. rahnmwahu— give greetings
  84. pilenmahs— tear
  85. repahki— find
  86. insensued— sadness
  87. singiled— T-shirt
  88. maedaendael— smooth
  89. Mesehnih woal— eldest brother
  90. Iah etemw— What is your name?
  91. kamwaengae— feed
  92. pasepas— flat
  93. so— no
  94. weromw— your (singular) vehicle
  95. Kaepahu— fourth
  96. silae— axe
  97. daeudaeu— story
  98. sepeda— begin
  99. den saeh wael— brown
  100. salaedaek— free
  101. sitakin— socks
  102. weisoa— flea
  103. duhpek pae— wash hands
  104. ering— coconut, old
  105. densewel— green
  106. belbel— tattoo
  107. agohueue— outer space
  108. sih— rib
  109. waedaekae— lung
  110. epwal— poor
  111. pilen pen\n— coconut juice
  112. ben— coconut, ripe
  113. kepahu— ninth
  114. kelanghan— Thank you
  115. saeh ni— coconut leaf
  116. kolidi— receive
  117. sounpung— moon
  118. sou sed— fisherman
  119. kila— watch
  120. ihs— who
  121. Siaehpwong— eleventh day of a month
  122. kanihmw— village
  123. inimehseng— in morning
  124. ene woahla— broken, be
  125. kapw— new
  126. uhk— net
  127. sih apaerae— shoulder blade
  128. sep— cheek
  129. kael— cage
  130. Serepein mase mwahu— very beautiful girl
  131. doal— mountain
  132. mwoa— that
  133. sipwangaela— break
  134. malehria— malaria
  135. kel— fence
  136. aeraemas— people
  137. mwaesahl— intestines
  138. koaroahroa— white
  139. siae— ear
  140. pihlap— river
  141. aekihla— hidden, be
  142. mahl— valley
  143. paeda— bat
  144. Apaelaeng— twenty-first day of a month
  145. kihla— give
  146. liseian— pregnant
  147. dipw— grass
  148. sekai— rock
  149. siropila— to burn
  150. maeram— moon
  151. pwung— true
  152. isu— seven
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