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  1. Paulgha— Swamp
  2. Tena— Actually
  3. Polg paka— Fence step entrance
  4. Tanga mongamb wagl— Spider web
  5. Ih kandah— That's ok/That's fine
  6. Pupen/Pumelgh/Pamen— Went/go/should go
  7. Tolem— Usually happens
  8. Til— Much
  9. Bangen— Pumkin
  10. Kaekpa La— (<i>to</i>) Rest
  11. Ape— Salt
  12. Pepil— Ashame
  13. Lep tapda— (to) help
  14. Kemb T'de— Pubic hair (women)
  15. Key Plghimb— hand
  16. Lghupa— Different
  17. Tukpa— Mumu pit
  18. Key Tund— Pointer finger
  19. Oi (teh)— (<i>to</i>) Laugh
  20. Pee toah— Press
  21. Wingdil— God
  22. Ata— Aunty - similar to Atin
  23. Ur Lghemba— To heal
  24. Uoh tduke— Tomorrow
  25. Pelgha— Unwind
  26. Lgeta— run
  27. Gur kuna — cockroach
  28. Enkek— eight
  29. Tok Bruce— Tobacco
  30. Tondlgh— Strong
  31. Pun kom— October
  32. Buldrum— Shatter
  33. Amblgha— Hold
  34. Kupanda— spear
  35. Ori— Open (an oriface)
  36. Ouhkund— Old (thing)
  37. Mulgh kola— sky
  38. Mundmong— heart
  39. Bou Ing— Native or original language
  40. Key Tul— Ring finger
  41. Kung takra— wild boar
  42. Key— arm
  43. Tung— Shatter
  44. Peh— Yes
  45. Kumb kongen— walk
  46. Mulgh okem— Short of breath
  47. Keta no to— kiss
  48. Lghoo kuna— door
  49. Pang-pang— Soft
  50. Neum (turum, tokem, tomba)— Choke (choked, choking, may choke)
  51. Kumur — cave
  52. Kornga— Already
  53. Wakelth— Future
  54. Ing kole— Lie/False
  55. Kundul— Red
  56. Telgha— Should do
  57. Key ta— Shake my hand
  58. Telngel — day
  59. Lgheep ta briam— Tadpole
  60. Khang— skin
  61. Bang banga— Bidens pilosa
  62. Wuta— Father, both biological and non biological
  63. Punh— Spring
  64. Memil— Type of berry
  65. Kera parrka— Red bird of paradise (regiania)
  66. Kera Kulda— chicken
  67. Oilg kom— July
  68. Min— Fat
  69. Nuu lgeh okum eh— Do you need to take a shit
  70. Anm— mother
  71. Pang On— Grey hair
  72. Hahm— Pandanus
  73. Mae— ground
  74. Mera montek— Capable
  75. Unt Pelgah— Branch
  76. Lguimb— Belly button
  77. Key Tendil— Knuckles
  78. Kop ta— cut
  79. Tulghma— Bed
  80. Kumaiah ngum— Pitpit leaf
  81. Bulgh-und kanerend— (to) Turn
  82. Bilpa— In law - husband's relation to his wife's brother (s)
  83. Lghroa (toa)— (<i>to)</i> clap
  84. Nunt ngum— Salat tree leaf
  85. Mbo— Plant
  86. Unt Mong— Tree seed
  87. Kenglgh— Reed wall
  88. Tot— paternal grandfather
  89. Haet Tamelgh/Toa— Pet/Rear
  90. Aegn Akel— younger brother
  91. Anah— Brother, when male calls another male
  92. Lep— Took
  93. Turr— Wake
  94. Ame Kundung— Pandanua mat
  95. Lgguh — rain
  96. Gnurum— ate
  97. Olgh hena— fat
  98. Omb T'de— Pubic Hair (male)
  99. Nok — cough
  100. Oilg— June
  101. Olgh— stomach
  102. Wayimbea Kamb— Worm
  103. Weila— Idiot
  104. Mulgh— egg
  105. Peraek— (<i>taking action)</i> ill advised
  106. Pelema— Bees
  107. Kera doa— Eagle
  108. Tung Mang— (To) shatter
  109. Kulghil— dead
  110. Kumb pelghimb— thigh
  111. Melgh top
  112. Kera terelg— Willy wag tail
  113. Walgh-Walgh— Very small
  114. Unt— tree
  115. Pun akel— November
  116. Tep— fire
  117. Wapra— Promiscuous/Slut/whore
  118. Lgema— Lice/nits
  119. aeeyamnga— Yawn
  120. Kaekpa— Wind
  121. Teren— (<i>you</i>) did
  122. Oma noom— Fish pond
  123. Kuur— Spirit
  124. Ema pena— Bush
  125. Kum ta— Listen
  126. Kera — bird
  127. Lghee— excrement
  128. Kamb Maen— Vaginal flesh
  129. Gnu Nurum— Drank water
  130. Pirrlghorr— Mole cricket
  131. Gnu Koup— Waterfall
  132. Oh Lghkem— growing
  133. Key teip — elbow
  134. Tep Unt— firewood
  135. Kiem weka— Aibika
  136. Kaekpa— air; breath
  137. Gnomba— (will) eat
  138. Tulgh Ma— Bedroom
  139. Komal— Oldest - In relation to siblings
  140. Kuna— Door
  141. Plgha— Fence
  142. Maena— Below
  143. Sip— Ship
  144. Nem Ka— neck
  145. Towah— Banana
  146. Oielgh— Winter
  147. Maeng Algh— Jaw
  148. Ora dthamb— (<i>to</i>) show
  149. Key kum — fist
  150. Be— Name
  151. Key Aklemb— Pinky finger
  152. Par turum— Was clear
  153. Olgh Meing— Belly
  154. Kalghren/Kalghind— Cooked
  155. Tep ikil — smoke
  156. Kowa— Alone
  157. Kur— Sickness; sick
  158. Paemb— thumb
  159. Unt waima— Pine tree
  160. Bura— Serve
  161. Tlghip— Line up
  162. Numan wang— Relieved
  163. Kim Kungkang— Purple
  164. Toa— To do or to hit
  165. Kola— Place
  166. Pund— Credit
  167. Kalgh Lgha— Cook it
  168. Ngum wening— Green
  169. Meek okem— nausated
  170. Piem— Edge/blunt end
  171. Wak to’o— Let go/Leave
  172. Tok merelgh — toad
  173. Turr-wei (toa)— (<i>to</i>) drill
  174. Oyepem— Join/Connect/Attach
  175. Urrr (lgherem, lghekem, lghemba)— Heal (Healed, healing, will heal)
  176. Ngu
  177. Gnu— Water
  178. Konta— Ball
  179. Boi— Fall
  180. Kona— Area
  181. Bur— Fly
  182. Kera ltaip— Eagle
  183. Nu Enem — river
  184. Malgh— son
  185. Kolgha— cry
  186. Kraea Mraea— Gingerly
  187. Kumb— leg
  188. Nungah kola naieh— Where do you come from
  189. Kaelgh— these
  190. Nembtil— Amount
  191. Nguu
  192. Numan tekem— Happy
  193. Teka— True
  194. Poh— wing
  195. Kulghamp— (want to) die
  196. Inblgh— tongue
  197. Tilg akel— May
  198. Taka Taka— Slowly/methodically
  199. Mukal— Moka/trade
  200. Pera toh— Lie horizontally
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