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sleeping placegitoransleeping placeMereei gitorai imomododiai ...She prepared a place for the person ...6.5.1.1House
sleepyuro-bobonsleepiness, tiredness, literally a 'sleep hole'Ka roo uro-bobo amaꞌai, tioi ma ohoꞌooai ma utaꞌai.If you are sleepy, you should lay the mat out on the floor and lie down on it.
slidearaꞌudaivslip, slide, such as when a tree falls down in a strong wind or earthquake without breakingKoroboi imimumuai-da ara'udai maaka, rua tutuui. When the wind blew, the tall tree already slipped down.
slimey growthguruo2 1ngreen slippery growth on canoes, shady side of trees, or under a house
sliparaꞌudaivslip, slide, such as when a tree falls down in a strong wind or earthquake without breakingKoroboi imimumuai-da ara'udai maaka, rua tutuui. When the wind blew, the tall tree already slipped down.imemiꞌiivslip, as when walking on a slippery road
slipperssiripasiEngnslippers, thongs5.3Clothing
slipperyguruo2 2adjslippery surfaces such as catfish skin, or a slime covered log
slow downihamodinslow.down
slowlyemera2advslowlyEmera-ha odau. She goes slowly.anthioemerabuoadvslowly
smallkeehiadjsmallmereebehe kehismall girlsynkehibuo8.3.1Shapecomp.abea keehicomp.meree-keehi
small onekehibuona small oneEpui-to moo kehibuo himioi-da,...Before, when I was a small child,...Roo Paidubui-to amoromidio, kehibuo gaboi roo emapui aꞌai-ka.If you want to follow God, he wil show you the narrow road (the right road).synkeehi4.1.2Types of people
small oneskeekeesp. var.kekeadjsmall onesToe a'ai-mo'a, meree keeke.Do not be afraid, little children.8.3.1Shape
small spaceskikiinsmall.spacekikiꞌipinsmall space to pass through
smashiteꞌautivsmashitohovsmash, breakitohutivsmash
smellobuoosmell
smell (noun)riboHLnsmellAuoi ruu tamai riboi ibomai-da oruoi omahoroi-ka.When the snake smelt the smell of his body, it started to come down.2.1Body
smell (repeatedly)iboutivsmell
smell (verb, habitually)iboidiovsmell
smell (verb, once)ibomaivsmellAuoi ruu tamai riboi ibomai-da oruoi omahoroi-ka.When the snake smelt the smell of his body, it started to come down.2.3.1See
smilemarinsmile, laughAaꞌo didimoi moo mari rautu obodi-ka.At that moment I appeared with a great big smile.3.5.6.4Laugh
smoke (noun)ahutansmoke
smoothpooꞌioadjsmooth, polished, slippery
snail typegeidoronspecies of snail that is found in wet places on the ground, among leaves and rubbishkahiticfkahitimumukunsnail that is good to eat, very good for bait, and good in miꞌa (soup), often found in nipa palms, collected when the tide is going down (imahobo)kukuionround shelled snail that is found in mangrove swamps and is good to eatmumukucfkahitimumukunspecies of snails also known as kahiti or gahiti, found on tree leaves
snake (general)auonsnakeAra dubui auoi-ro uuho-ka.This man has been bitten by a snake.1.6Animal
snake (mythical)pai-auonsnake.mythical