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bomo2ncoastal, towards the coast
bomo-uhocfaatumatubanyellow catfish of a very large variety, more commonly found near the coast1.6.1.5Fish
bomoinnorth
boomosp. var.bomo1npig1.6Animal
booꞌaHLnpoisonous species of snake that is white
borenflood caused by the rainBore-ka peei mea-ha iaꞌaumo.In a flood, look after your canoes properly.Mihai imaa'oi-da, borei aiha oiro.The rain fell, therefor the flood is rising.
boroEnglballnballMereei ioriꞌoi-da boroi gaboi-da ai-pabu, ka ruu aaꞌo boroi eidai pabu, gaboi ipi-da.While the child was playing the ball went out onto the path, and he went out onto the path to get that ball.4.2.7Play, fun
boroioadj1plant that is similar to tumeric and taamu, with yellow leaves and big roots2yellow, green, pale colourMeimei: ruu geega-ka, topo-ka, mia ruu rio boroio-ka.Pineapple: it is big, and when ripe its inside is yellow.Ruu tamai amiꞌa oratoi, boroio, rio ruu topo hia-ka, roo-ro uhoi-da.Some of them have purple skins, or whiteish, and they are very thick when you eat them.8.3.3.3Colour
borotonseed from the rosewood tree
borototree.sp
borototree.sp
boruncurse, bad luckMoo kimai boru-ka!My fishing line is cursed!
boꞌanshoot of nipa palm, eaten as a snack
boꞌonground that is permanently soft and swampy
boꞌu1plboiꞌorointerrogwhoRoo pairai boꞌu-ra?What is your name?Aire mereei pairai boꞌu-rie?What is his name?Epui-to moo umo bia, moo boꞌui-do rirudeme.Before I did not know who I should pray to.9.2.3.4Question words
boꞌu2adjripe, used for most fruit, but not nipa fruitRetoa gaꞌu dubai boꞌu paipai.Three big ripe bananas.Rogu: Ruu boꞌui boroio-ka, ruu goroi ihai oratoti-ka, ka ruu ihai hobobo-hakaPawpaw: When ripe it's light green, and inside it is really orange, and it is very soft.6.2Agriculture
buaꞌeansweatDuoi-da buaꞌea ma aꞌai.He will sweat at night.2.1Body
bubuHLndark rain cloud
bubuhau-duna variety of palm sago that grows 11-12m tall, produces a dark reddish starch that is small in size, produces a lot of starch, has a light green leaf. 1.5.2.1Sago
bubuhiodial. var.APC gogaGicfgoganarrow made from a sago leaf, including using the leaf for a fletch, used to shoot birds so that they are disabled and fall from the air, but are not killed
bubuianspecies of tree; red swamp mangrove or mangrove cedarxylocarpus granatum
buburonfly-like blood sucker that flies
bubuun1lawAaꞌo bubui rimo-ro tauo pireaꞌamo.We already knew that commandment.3.5.1Say2dry coconut leaf tied around the arm to remind initiate not to steal, or tied around a palm tree to tell people not to steal the fruit, as it has an owner.
bubuꞌiantree species of the mangrove cedar; a good hardwood for building and firewood; has a large round fruit that is no good for eatingsloanea sp.1.5.1Tree
bubuꞌiatree.sp
bubuꞌiatree.sp
bubuꞌiatree.sp
budiriadjwet
buduruꞌaidial. var.buduruꞌauGoWndew, the moisture on the ground in the morning after a clear night
buduruꞌauGoWdial. var. ofbuduruꞌai