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kehi-motontoilet, lit: small house
kehibuona 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
kehibuo-rionsmall intestine
kehukehufr. var.aubo kehukehunsooty tern
keiminshell.sp
keimishell.sp
keimishell.sp
keiriadvlestBeibi rirai-ro roo mereei omatuei aꞌai memiho gimoi emeꞌai keiri.Baby injections will protect your children from bad sickness.
keitonthanks, thank youMoo rio-ka rooi-do keito made aaꞌoi roo-ro moo iiho dui iremaꞌai-ri.I want to thank you for sending me food to eat.3.5.1Say
kekapostnear, besideKa aaꞌo ruꞌai kekai-da pooꞌa mia omo geema ata.And near the tree was a large river.9.2.4Prepositions, postpositions
kekesp. var. ofkeekee
kekepinfinger; toesynkakahi2.1Body
kemaꞌenwhen women or girls do things to attract men or boys.
kemekena decoration made of wood or cane, about 1m tall, and shaped like a shield, but only used for celebrations, such as an initiation feast. It was made when needed, and held up in front of people. Uncles would come out from longhouse with kemeke when the kairi song/dance was finished. After the celebration was finished, they would take it back and keep it in the clan room in the longhouse.
kemekedecoration
kemereLHLnsmall black lizard found under low bushes or around banana plants
kemeꞌemeadjhas a sour taste, like chloroquine
kemeꞌeme-orongall bladder
kepaLHnloin shield, made from the breast bone of a cassowary
kepareLLHnPapuan harrier, species of hawk that steals chickens
kepokonswamphen or scrub fowl
kerarinwild non-edible plant in the taro family that is poisonous to eat1.5.4Grass, herb, vine
keraritaro.sp
keraritaro.sp
kereplkerekerena pieceKiauka ruu-ro duu tama kerei aiha peidaiOk, he took a piece of sago bark.
kereinhermit crab
kerekeresgkerenpiecesKa moo-ro boomoi ohuti-ka buꞌi-da kerekerei ideꞌai-ka.Then I butchered the pig in the bush, and put aside the piecies.8.3.1Shape
keremutunring.finger
keri-hepunhard clay underneath the top muddy layer, people dig to it when planting a house post, but not when digging a garden, yellow in colour, not used for forming pots etc.1.2.1Land
kerikeringreen bird (calls after rain stops, makes holes in dry wood up high)