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flowaadoꞌovflowOboi ai-aado'o.The water is flowingarahuedivflow, spoutoruodivflow
flow awayodaiꞌavflow awayOboi odai'ai a'ai-ka.Water can flow away.
floweroꞌaponflower
flower typehameranflowers6.2Agricultureibubuntype of flower with long petalsuhientype of flower
flowerskoponflowers1.5.6Parts of a plant
fly (verb)irumuaivfly, flapMoo irumuai raꞌai roo hoꞌui, ida ahoꞌoi raꞌai pupuoi-to.I will fly above you, and call out loudly.Moo tamu rautu roꞌo ato, aiha rirumuai ohu hiꞌai eito.If I had wings I could fly up high1.6.1.2Bird
flycatcher (bird)momoibobonmedium (16.5-18.5cm) bird, the male is shiny black, the female is reddish-brown on top and white underneath, shining flycatcher
flying foxbaagi1sp. var.baginflying fox, fruit bat1.6Animalruꞌa baaginfruit bat, greater flying fox, (kalong bismark)
fogtuotuoHHLLnfog, mist
foldetebeaivfolditebevfoldMoo tioi ritebe.I folded my sleeping mat.ooꞌo2vfold, as when folding a nipa leaf to cook sago
fold (by hand)emetebeaivfold it with your hand
fold (legs)atomovfold your legsOotoi imedebeai meree da'oda'oi atomoi-da ma ohiai-ka. Fold your legs under and let the baby sleep on your lap.
fold (many folds, for a reason)emetubutivfold
fold (many folds)itebutivmake many folds, this may be folding many things one time, of one thing folded many times
fold (plural objects, for cooking in)ioꞌoutivfold more than one nipa leaf for cooking sago Ara mereei hoa'e io'outi. This person is folding nipa leaves (to cook sago in).
fold (self, several times)eremetebutivfold itself several times
fold (several times)etebutivfold several times, like when folding a mat
fold (something malleable)oꞌomaivto bend or fold something that is hard, but not too hard, such as a soft tin plate
fold and squeeze (many times)oꞌomutivsqueeze
follow (for a reason)omobodovcause to follow, follow for a reason
follow (once)orobodovfollow onceEpui-to moo paidubui-to orobodoumo ubii meree ata-ka.Before, I was a follower of the Lord.
follow (one thing, one time)obodiomaivfollow or chase one thing, with a single actionIesu-ro pupuo madei-to memiho urioi obodiomai-ka...With a strong word, Jesus chased away the eveil spirit...
follow (one thing)obodovfollowTuriaha himioi Iesu robodo kaumo. We are following Jesus every day.Ita obodoido, ruu odoroi aꞌai motoi rioi eito.You-2 must follow him into the house he enters.
follow (plural objects, continually)ibodidiovfollow or chase more than one thing...eraarai ma imaꞌai-ri, memiho urioi ma ibodidioumoi-ri......to give power to them, to chase away evil spirits...
follow (plural objects, once)ibodiomaivfollow or chase away more than one thing, with a single action;