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quongi ngam [quonggi/quonji ngam] n a scoop made of half of a coconut shell; bikpela spun bilong skelim kaikai Gh: chambe; H/So: quonji ngam Moyu quongi ngam pe mir wuwo. My mother served the food with a scoop. quongi tami [quonggi tami/quonji tami] n a small string bag for carrying a spoon and other necessities; liklik bilum bilong karim ol liklik samting H: quonji hami Nge quongi tami baj pene wus. My string bag for spoons is in the house. ququ n 1) spirit; tewel Nyumo ququ yeng rind ye. Spirits from the tree fight against us Ni nati, pudi ququ te Yumbui nitaqwi. He died, but God took the spirit. Wute mati kin ququ te beghi buqod ye tuqui segi. We are not able to see the spirits of dead men. nyumo ququ: spirit that lives in a certain tree ququ brequ: evil spirits; spirit nogut Gh: ququ breko wuti ququ: spirit that lives in a man, a man's spirit/soul; tewel bilong man KT- GOD NINGG QUQU YUWON YE: The Holy Spirit, God's own Spirit; Spirit bilong God, Holi Spirit, Spiritu Santo H: God ningg Ququ Huan ye KT- QUQU BREQU MINGG YUMBUI: the Devil, Satan 2) shadow; tewel Nginy naghe no bu nyumo ququ dobui rise. The sun was going down, so his shadow was long. ququ nare vi he peeks, takes a quick look; lukluk isi isi Gh: rar nat/miang nap; H: ququ nireq [nireq] Nge gawo pe gri ququ kare. I peeked in through the hole. qurur [qurur] n a crackling noise qurur mutungu: They hear the crackle (of leaves and say that a secret murderer has come).
qurur nand [qurur nand] vi it crackles Nge nyumo <strong>raqe</strong> nyinge kawo bu qurur rind. I stepped on the leaves so they crackled. qusuqu n dust; das Gh: qutuw; H: huqu; So: qusuw Qusuqu ane nare nandi. He brings dust with him. quti [quti/quchi] n mussel, a type of freshwater shellfish; kina Gh: quchi [quchi]; H: quhi Quti wase bidaq di mim puaq <strong>wund</strong>. We cook mussels in the fire and the mouth opens.
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Wand Tuan Wand Puate Kamasau Langua
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This publication was made possible
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Preface This tri-glot dictionary in
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y a committee of Wand Tuan speakers
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p 7 pu “pig” //not found// //no
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nganye, ‘very big rain.’ Adverb
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3) Things that are neuter or withou
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A a abo nand vt he rebukes, scolds
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ange nawo [angge nawo] vt he listen
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awo namb vt he does sorcery; wokim
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Ni kibar nde wuso. She went to her
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Ngimrawu bi wuso pu yequ. The door
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Ni muq gang nase pre, pugri bu ni b
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Warbu quan nganye namb, broq no. Th
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uid nap vt he tries hard; wok hat,
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Ch ch chach n a general term for li
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char n (dense) bush/jungle; bus Gh:
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chirori n kind of worm that lives i
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1) adv very; tru Yabe chuqo koku ni
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dig [dig] adj torn loose; broken of
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Wapi nyoq dog rind. The bird egg do
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E e ebu n type of tree whose large
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G g gab n side; sait Wuny rand gab
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gigriq [gigriq] n viscous substance
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Gh: kri; H: minye 1) way; we Wen gr
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Gh: mba nawo; H: nihinj, nihiri/paq
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ghati ngrop [ghati nggrop] n type o
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Beghi kuawu ghis pipiq. We cut off
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imb nawo [imb nawo] vt to block; ba
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1) moon; mun Irew sawo pend pu kuse
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Non it yaq. Go ahead and eat it any
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J j jabin n stinging nettle with re
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jogro n decomposing body fluids of
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kamowo adj something little; liklik
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kimem [kimem] n his father's parent
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koku dobu n great grandparents on t
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Gh: kuamb piremo; H: kuamb pureq yi
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Nyombui pitare po, kuraip rit. We t
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mame gebich n a small sharp paring
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maribi part how; olsem wanem So: ma
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mi nar vi he is here under their au
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minye n a tree with paired edible l
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nei misiri: decide, thoughts become
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muai part where; we Gh: mai Nu muai
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mu nand vi perform magic, do magic;
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muqo nyony: thigh muscle H: muqo pe
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Mb mb mbajeri n a green or blue bee
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naimbni, nimbiqwi, nambri vt 1) he
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nange [nangge] part 1) above; antap
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nat vt it stings, bites (See also n
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nei nitraw vt he reminds someone ab
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nes newo vi stand up, get up, wake
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Pu teri riyi, mambui. Two pigs came
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ni nondo nandi vi it shakes; sekim
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Nge juwangiwo sare pe gijari. I str
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nisiri [nisiri] vt it hatches; piki
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Wuye lam pe nawo kughe. He filled t
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nungoqi pro you all, plural form of
Page 117 and 118: Nd nd nde part towards (a person);
Page 119 and 120: ngam nirang [ngam nirangg] vt he ca
Page 121 and 122: nge pro I, me; mi H: nevi Nge gadi.
Page 123 and 124: nginy viri vi it thunders when the
Page 125 and 126: Ny ny nyam nare vi he is fat; fatpe
Page 127 and 128: nye adj light colored, small amount
Page 129 and 130: Kar wapiqu nyinge wuwi nati. The ca
Page 131 and 132: munyi iny nyumo: a very tall tree w
Page 133 and 134: nyumo jibere n a tree with hard woo
Page 135 and 136: nyumo ndawgi [nyumo ndawgi] n a tre
Page 137 and 138: nyumo sunguari [sungguari] n a smal
Page 139 and 140: nyumbuagi n shells used for decorat
Page 141 and 142: O o obo n crotan, a plant used for
Page 143 and 144: umo ngawu/umo mbaq: tadpoles/polliw
Page 145 and 146: oti nireq vi he is slow; isi isi Gh
Page 147 and 148: P p pang [panggU/pangg] n a shell;
Page 149 and 150: pend ruso/di ruso n dawn, the first
Page 151 and 152: piyoq nand vi he makes something go
Page 153 and 154: prer newo vi Gh: prori newi; H: pre
Page 155 and 156: 2) thus; used to indicate a number
Page 157 and 158: pugri adv thus; olsem 1) like that
Page 159 and 160: pureq nand vi Gh: pure nand 1) he i
Page 161 and 162: Q q qam, kiqam [kiqam], niqam [niqa
Page 163 and 164: Mame puate quang pe neq wuso. I gav
Page 165 and 166: Qi brequ wuse bu nyumo quari nase.
Page 167: quir quar rind vt surrounded, crowd
Page 171 and 172: Nyumo raqe gub. The tree is in leaf
Page 173 and 174: Beghi ren badi. We have come here.
Page 175 and 176: S s sabi nand vt (See also oghisim
Page 177 and 178: sange [sangge] part beside; long sa
Page 179 and 180: sare tubrege n vine with small thor
Page 181 and 182: Beghi segine badi. We have brought
Page 183 and 184: Ni si gheyi nindig nandi. He motion
Page 185 and 186: Ni tami si wuang pu yenu. She desig
Page 187 and 188: sinyembe n Gh: tinyembe; H: hurembe
Page 189 and 190: sir nap vi he prepares; redim samti
Page 191 and 192: srang gud [srang gud] vi it makes a
Page 193 and 194: sunyi [sunyi/sungi] n Gh: tebu/tuny
Page 195 and 196: Wane wase bade suraip pe tongo pawo
Page 197 and 198: suwo qunang: bamboo shoots which pu
Page 199 and 200: tan n sword gras; kunai Gh: ndigh;
Page 201 and 202: Wute temi mo. The two men went. Nyu
Page 203 and 204: tighaw nimbiq [tighaw nimbiq] vi he
Page 205 and 206: tir [tir] n fibers on the inside of
Page 207 and 208: trang [trangg] n spider web Gh: tra
Page 209 and 210: tumb yamb no (See em yamb no) tung
Page 211 and 212: Beghi yaq gure pawo, tu wumb bab. W
Page 213 and 214: Umo ngrom wuye roru pe jiji ngamo r
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urugu nand vi he flatters, he tries
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V v van nand [van nand/ghan nand] v
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wambi n a type of tree like a black
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wane yawa n a short yellow banana o
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wand pe nari vt he nags, complains
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H: wapi wend wapi amqase n the Spot
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wapi chambreru n a bird with a whis
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wapi growgraw [growgraw/mograw] n a
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Wapi kurighi ngape di gibe dobui ki
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wapi njomimur n Blue Jewel-babbler,
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wapi sambodrongyi/ngrowngrow n the
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wapi toqgir (See wapi saregrir) wap
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Ni tan sange pe yenu. They live on
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namb wase: firewood that is still b
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wase rangi [wase ranggi] n a sliver
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wonji/wonyqe part distant, a long w
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wuge kinyawo [wuge kinyawo] n the p
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wuraim n ligaments, blood vessels,
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KT- WUTE JISAS NEI RIMBIG YE: belie
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wuye meng/ququ meng [meng] n a mirr
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wuye suruq n top black palm sheath
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yambu nari vi he doesn't want to do
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yawo nindig [yawo nindig] vt he is
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yeng nand vi 1) it tastes bitter, h
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H: yihaq wuwi Wasebo kaq kaq yitaqw
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yuqo nati vi he hurts, feels pain;
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actually; bu adhere to something; t
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ack; dob back of cassowary and othe
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efriend; ane tambye wand behaviours
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aid with three strands; miet brain;
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cause; ngin namb caved-in-hole; gra
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coconut, green; iye ghar coconut, i
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curl; muet no curl the hair; mbret
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divide; bir nawo divorce; ngam puaq
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Emerald Monitor lizard; porowongren
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fire; wase fire goes out; awu no fi
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friend; mand, tambye frightening ex
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goura pigeon; wapi enju gourd for l
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heart wood; nyumo qurati heat leaf
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imitate someone; sonyi nand imitate
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labia majora; quare mim ladder; sin
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-spotted moniter; kuraip -used as f
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medium sized; kamo meet; pikur meet
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nearby; tumone nearly; tumo neck; g
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palm, edible; penjin palm leaf, cov
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point; si nundub pointer; si timi p
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put something in a bag; ni nase put
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(it) ripples; ideng kup rise up; yi
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sawdust; nyumo kinji, nyumo tinanji
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shrivel up; chuqapi no, mese namb s
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soon; yamb soot; wase ges (it is) s
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steps; sinyembe sternum; mand jari
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sweats; tuw nap sweep; breng wup sw
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threaten; woyungo nuang righe three
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-for medicine; nyumo moriwuany -for
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unconscious; rar ori nati uncooked;
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watch, guard; niringi water; wuye w
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wrist; si gubuq write; ur nand writ
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askim; pengu nand askim/askim laik
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ikpela kaikai; muanj bikpela liklik
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un bilong kumu; dubu bun bilong mur
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flai i go; nyingraiq no flaua; yomb
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H h haibiskas; ambomawi i hait/bani
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hul bilong nus; kime gawo hul bilon
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karim ananit long han; singap nand
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kru bilong het; ituwar kru bilong k
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lip bilong karamapim kaikai; mone l
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mango; sanyi manmeri; wute marit; n
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nek pas bilong morota; tu wumb nem;
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paitim pikinini; pug nindig pait lo
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planti lain manmeri; wute tit plant
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aunpela; mog raunwin; tembemo rausi
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save/tingting; nei namb i save; nut
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sol; sikar solap; buq rind, neri ne
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surikim i go; churoch nap, bres nap
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i tok gris; urugu nand tok gude lon
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wara bilong saksak; sawar wara bilo
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yupela; nungoqi yupela manmeri; wut
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abo; obo ade; ate, ede/nyembe amo;
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chambe; quongi ngam chambonar; samb
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es nand; ghes nand et; nyombui et w
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kainy; totu kamone; kamo gugo kamo
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memeri; priq nindoq meriyaru; mirai
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nambar; quet nambu; sumanyi nango;
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ngape riti [richi]; ngape riti ngap
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nyumo muanyguri; nyumo muanyenguri
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qang namb; quang namb qebari; imbri
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tebu/mueng; mong tebu/tunyi; sunyi
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toba tare; sare nyingi kis toi; cho
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umo qat kumo; qat kumo umo ranyi; u
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wapi digitchi/wapi nji chit; wapi d
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wate yat/wate chang; wase yas/wase
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ya yu/ ya dup; yaq yu yembe nand/ye
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abo; obo aboraw; ambomawi ah; at ah
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chihhumo; kiyitumo chiqe no; kangi
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habri yod; tab yuwod hagh ar; saw a
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hi nowi; si nowi hi nuang; si nuang
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huguag numbueg; yirir nimbig humb;
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iye minj; iye toquki iye unamb; iye
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minye ring huai; ngim suai minye ri
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ni tighe; ni nindighe ni/pug numbue
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nyambi har; nyaimb sar nyamyi prare
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pend rihi; di riti pend ruho; pend
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andi, wari; rand raq minye; ngimraw
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und nihiny; mosing uny wuho; uny wu
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wapi huonjawmo; wapi suwonjaw wapi
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wuge hagh ar; wuge saw ar wuge himi
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yumbo nyu; yumbo sir yumbo nyumo; n
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amaragi; kimechiraqyi ambongi; saw
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gureich no; gureq no ghaq nand; men
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mosimb; mosing muaing; muanj muarep
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obodinges; cheme podimo oghisim nan
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sirgoid; sirkewo soigi; segi soigin
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wane maqsari; wane meseri wane puan
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Scientific Words
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Geoffroyus geoffroyi/simplex; wapi
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Xanthosoma sagittifoliam; warbu Zos
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