wa-n-2niapfxa person's identity, place, knowledge of what is going on around himRfalak ne yanarira a nlek nti wel nka'a lahir wan.They said that their child fell and went and totally didn't know what was going on.
wanan'wanannsheet of thatch roof made from sago fronds, usually two to three meters in length.Wol wanan obi ba ki timat rafat weninba?There are no thatch sheets so how are we going to tie together the thatch?
wora1intsorry ; woeWora oa ta baba ti.I'm so sorry for you.Wora ovi evubira nveda ta amar isa veka miblafar.Woe to you whose stomachs are full because one day you will be hungry.
wikan-npfxstrap ; handleIra rarwa'ung kusali a wikan, na'uk ma Boru wol nruvat roak.They pulled on the kusali's drop line but Boru wasn't going to cut it loose.n-wikaunspec. comp. formvttie together the top part of a woven basketTfaknabur ia beti twika ahir.na-kwikaunspec. comp. formwakwikaunspec. comp. formnhead strap basket tie
wora2inttoo bad ; a pitywora-kruunspec. comp. formphfeel pity or sorrow, usually with something bad that happened unexpectedly, frequently associated with demonsWora kru ya'a ia mane nlek lahir.wora ya'aunspec. comp. formphwo is me, what a mess I haven-wora nlilikunspec. comp. formvtextremely sad or grieving
wa'ana large tidal crab with sharp spines around it's shellWa'a nngatan ya'a wen basil ne nafat ya'a.The wa'a crab pinched me (and) it's just like it cut me.