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arin'?arinncommunal garden, usually composed of yams and other tubersInravin a na'a mami arin a amafta munuk.Yesterday at our communal garden we planted everything.
a4partconnector, mainly phonetic in a geminate consonant or three consonant environment
a1unspec. var.o1Serpartconcatenating particle between nounsRenan a yaman a awan a memin a avan ra rvakar ia.Her mothers, fathers, spouse, uncles and aunts cried for her.
avurunnconditionsInyai irian ni avurun a wean inyai.This is the appearance of sail fish feast
a'ang umungunspec. comp. form ofn-umung1
amumatunspec. comp. form ofn-umat
a2partcopulative particle, giving the following adjective a verbal qualityAmar ini nait a dawan ba saksakan a dawan.Today the wind is strong so the waves are big.
angar1'?aNarncoralYa'a ubana na'a angar ratan ba rsungu eang.I walked on top of the coral and the coral pierced my foot.
adanncorner or side of something
avat minanncotton, also used to describe something totally whiteEka mala avat minan ni vatul ma uvaa.Coba ambil biji kapas untuk saya tanam.
aa walwalurncross
amarcfamar ini2ndayAmar isa te irua beti da'ut ewal.In one or two days the rain will already have returned.amar ini1unspec. comp. formtodayamar dawanunspec. comp. formnimportant dayamar ra rira muri munukunspec. comp. formphyou might also have things happen to you (like that) in the future
afsian2ndead person, this is the more respectful way of saying it.Itrana ra rti ralola af sian.The old men went and visited the dead person (at the graveyard).synnitu1
aletan?a'letAnndeep oceanTaroal aletan ma tvahi irit.Let's go out to the deep ocean and troll.
afsian1ndemonAf sian ra roru ia.The demons entered him.
aa varat duancfvarat1unspec. var. ofnaratvarat4ndemon that lives in large trees in the forest and goes up and down on vinesAa varat duan isa nsuta tali varat a na fwana lahir ia ma na'a vavu.(If) a "forest vine" demon comes down a vine, shoot it immediately and it will become a pig.
arat2'?ara:tnDolphinUroal meti utuan arat isa nakreti.I went to the ocean to fish and found a Dolpin who has ran aground.
angaranadjdryAla temar vava'at te temar angaran?Should I get live bamboo or dead/dry bamboo?n-fangaranunspec. comp. formvsdryingn-angaranunspec. comp. formna'Naran1very dejectedIa nbana wean nangaran watan.2dried upAfamtahan rangaran roak be rafihi.The crops are already dried up so are very ripe.
a earunspec. comp. form ofn-ear1
a'a ka'ipheach oneA'a ka'i ravul rira kuda.They each rode their (own) horses.
aru-n-1'aru-cfkarwenan3laharniapfxearVuar a namnunur notu ma arung a nwa'uk.The eruption of the mountain caused my ear to hurt.arun ni lahar1unspec. comp. formnear drumAil ma bilaman da'in ba arung ni lahar nagfefar.I dove too deep so my ear lobe was split.arun tean1unspec. comp. formnear waxKasiko'u eri wol ka'i nliru ia ba arun tean dawan dalang.That kid doesn't bathe regularly so his ears have a lot of wax.karu1unspec. comp. formcfkarwawa'uk1n-wa'uknearkarwenan1unspec. comp. formndrainage from the eararun ndiriunspec. comp. formphalert, usually with fear
arun ni lahar2near lobeLalan a, brana ra rfaklo'i loran na'a arurir ni lahar.Long ago, the men hung earrings on their ear lobes.
arun tean2near wax
arun ni lahar1unspec. comp. form ofaru-n-1
arun tean1unspec. comp. form ofaru-n-1