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chopping wood, to bekepkeopvchop wood (to continually)[chopping]E koaʼ semoneoʼ to kepkeop non.The child my daughter is chopping firewood.
chopping, to bekukurusvbreak (to continually)[breaking], chop (to continually)[chopping], cut (to continually)[cutting], rip (to continually)[ripping], tear (to continually)[tearing]Kukurus o naon vëh, ka maʼkis.Chopping this tree, then we (will) warm (ourselves).moesmoesvannul (to continually)[annulling], chop (to continually)[chopping], cut (to continually)[cutting], cut off (to continually)(cutting off],E voe to moesmoes a naon.The man is chopping the tree.mosmoesdial. var.moesmoesvannull (to continually)[annulling], chop (to continually)[chopping], cut (to continually)[cutting], cut off (to continually)[cutting off]Eöʼ to mosmoes noʼ a ta naon.I am chopping the tree.tatakavchop (to continually)[chopping], fell (to continually)[felling]E voe to tataka non a naon pa ipoaʼ.The man is chopping the tree with the ax.
ChristKristoBiblical SourcePrp.NChristKristo to mët suk voh a ra.Christ died for us.
christmaskirismasEnglishnchristmasO kirismas eʼ a tëëm ne Mariaʼ to vahuh e Ieesuʼ.Christmas is the time Mary gave birth to Jesus.
chrysolitekrisolaëtEnglishnchrysoliteKa vatönim me a pöök, eʼ a vös krisolaët...And the seventh, it is a chrysolite stone...
chrysoprasekrisopresEnglishnchrysopraseKa vahavun, eʼ a vös krisopres...And the tenth, it is a chrysoprase stone...
churchrotuʼ 2Tok PisinnchurchA rotuʼ pea o pöh vih rakah.Our(incl) church is very good indeed.
chute avetoehnchute (a)A kakau to nö kunah po vetoeh.The cocoa went down the chute.
cicatricing, to bekakaunvdecorate (to continually)[decorating], cicatrize (to continually)[cicatrizing], draw (to continually)[drawing], print (to continually)[printing)E voe manot to nok a kakaun in a upeʼ pe sunaiʼeah.The old man is drawing a picture on his sons ceremonial hat.
cicatrizevapeepe 1ncemetery, cicatrizeO vapeepe a ö ne to pe ne o teʼ mët.The cemetery is the place where they bury the dead person.
cigarsikaEnglishncigarO sika pe Seon to rö en.John's cigar is lost.
cigarettesikeretEnglishncigaretteEöʼ to iu simuk rakah no o sikeret.I really like to smoke a cigarette.
CiliciaSilisiaʼBiblical SourcePrp.NCiliciaO vapöök vakum to taneʼ maʼ Silisiaʼ me Esiaʼ.The two groups started at Cilicia and Asia.
cinnamonsinamonEnglishncinnamonE köövo to vavoen a sinamon.The woman is selling cinnamon.
circlevatvi 1vcircle, (to), go around (to), revolve (to)A kumiʼ in a Toiotaʼ to vatvi e non.The rubber(tire) on the Toyota is going around.
circle, akororoencircle (a), circular, roundA töhkoʼ to kororoe.The hole is round.vatvi 2ncircle (a)E koaʼ to nok a vatvi po kosan.The child made a circle in the sand.
circularkororoencircle (a), circular, roundA töhkoʼ to kororoe.The hole is round.
circumcisingvapeepe 2adjcircumcising, tattooingA voe vapeepe se nö Bukaʼ sinup.The tattooing man is going to Buka tomorrow.
circumferencesisipöncircumference, edgeA tanaon to sisipö en tonun.The edge of the tree and back.
cisterntankncistern, tankA tank peʼ to tapeat.His tank is destroyed.
citris fruitkeo 1ncitris fruitÖ voaʼ keo pe Pitaʼ to koa en.That citris fruit seed of Peter's is rotten.
citrusmoreʼEnglishncitrus, orange (fruit)Nö a ko vaiu këh maʼ ta moreʼ pea.Go on and search for oranges for us.
claimeöʼ 2vchoose (to) ; claim (to), confess (to), own (to), own up to (to), possess (to)Eën to eöʼ a hat.You owned up to the wrong.
clamkaramusenclamKaramuse a tah va koman tahiʼ.A clam is a thing in the ocean.kehaʼnclam, crustesans, oyster, sea shellKa nö e pa kokon kehaʼ.Then we go to continually get some clam.köpnclam, clam shellA köp to kot a koreneoʼ.The clam bit my finger.
clam shellköpnclam, clam shellA köp to kot a koreneoʼ.The clam bit my finger.