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don'traa-bia 2sp. var.rabiaadvnot the thing to do, don't do itHimia otoi-to odoi raa-bia.Don't go off on foot by yourself.Ara dui iiho raa-bia, memiho-ka. Huꞌurei-ro iiho-kaumo.Don't eat this food, it's not good. Flies are all over it.TB uubi kekai-da emidio raa-bia, rii urei emaꞌoi-da.Do not sit close to TB patients when they cough.9.1.2Do
donekiaukacfkiaukakiaurandone, enough
done?kiauracfkiaukakiauranis it done? is that enough?
doorbiri1ndoorsyngohe 1
door (small)gohe 1nsmall door on side of longhousesynbiri1unspec. comp. formipi-gohe
doubledoadoaadjdouble.mind
dove speciesmipu badunpeaceful dove or Pinon's imperial pigeon or purple-tailed imperial pigeon, larger variety of dove or pigeonmipuHLcfhumuhumumipunlarger variety of dove or pigeon1.6.1.2Birdcomp.mipu baduruianlarge white dove with black on the wing tips, torresian imperial pigeon
dragoareediovdrag something, on land or on the water
dragonflykoiahorondragonflykokihorondragonflyKokihoroi tupi tutu-ka mia tamui reto'a-ka.The dragonfly has a long body and two wings.1.6.1.7Insect
drainresindrain, ditchKa aaꞌo didimoi-da, resi oaheai-ka, mabu goroi odudio oboi geema-ka.After that you must make drains to take the rainwater away.6.2Agriculture
drain dryarahiuti2vwater draining from a sandbar Mioi re'ei, oboi tauo-ha arahiuti maaka. Where the sand bar is, the water dried up.
draw water (once)ahiꞌoovtake water out of something, such as from a drum or a canoeDaramui oboi ahi'oo.Draw water from the drum.
draw water (repeatedly)ahiꞌoutivrepeatedly take water out of something, such as when bailing a canoeRuu pei ahi'outi-ha, pomodau imei iohoi.He bailed out his canoe, and went to look for crabs.
dreamhimo1ndreamAaꞌo mereehio kehi roo uroi iorobui-da himoi aꞌai omahoroi-ka.While he was sleeping he started to dream.3.2.1Mind
dreamshimohimondreams
dress (noun)deresiEnglndress5.3Clothing
dress (with many things)imorododiavto dress or decorate yourself with multiple itemsGo'ota paha, dubai pahai-da imorododiai.He has decorated himself with coconut leaves and banana leaves.
dress (with one thing)omorododiacfododiaomorododiaorododiavto dress or decorate yourself with one thing
dribblearamiotaivdribble
drill (one hole)opiitovdrill a hole
drill (plural holes)opitutivdrill many holes
drink (noun, poisonous)amaamo obo 2cfamaamo obomirendrink laced with poison
drink (verb)idiovdrinkGoꞌota oboi ma idioi, re obo gimoi oropoiꞌoi aꞌai.Coconut water should be drunk in order to heal diarrhoea.Kuriri ka turiaha himioi oboi-ro idioi aꞌai.A woman takes a pill every day.5.2Food
driparamiovconstantly dripping waterOboi ai-aromio.Water is dripping.
drip (constantly)aramitivconstant dripping or constant dropping