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weak, to bemamarumvweak (to be)E voe manot to mamarum.The old man is weak.sunëvweak (to be)Ee tomeʼ tötöspan rakah ee po maë, ko sunë këh ee pa nö hah manuh hanan.They might have dizzy eyes on the road and they will be to weak to walk.töötövweak (to be)A Tuvuh Vasioʼ me to vavaʼaus e non sih pea pa ö na to töötö no.The Sacred Wind (Holy Spirit) also always helps us(incl) when we(incl) are weak.
weak, to feelvasunëvweak (to feel)O vaman pa tah pah teʼ va pa napan varih to vaman ne sih Kristo se keh tötö nö non, a, eöʼ me to pah haraʼ vasunë eoʼ.If the belief of one person of these people who always believe in Christ (believer) should be getting weak, yes, I also feel weak indeed.
wearohop 1vclothe (to), wear (to), dress (to)Eöʼ se ohop eoʼ peʼ po ohop peöʼ.I will dress her in my clothes.rara 1vclothed (to be), dressed (to be), fasten cloth (to), wear (to)Pitaʼ se rara o rara peʼ.Peter will fasten his waistcloth.voh 1vhad, has, have (to), string a bow (to), was, wear (to)E Pitaʼ to voh a vuhun peʼ.Peter strung his bow.
weary, to betekövbit lazy (to be), weary (to be)Eöʼ to tekö noʼ a nö vateh muhin.I am a bit lazy to always go to the bush.
weave a matvinvblaid (to), plait (to), weave a mat (to)E Anaʼ ko vin en po kove peʼ.Anna just wove her basket.
weave a nethuvweave a net (to), cross over and under (to)E voe se hu a kë.The man will weave a net.
weavingvinvinvweave (to continually)[weaving]E papaʼ to vinvin kove non.Father is weaving a basket.
WednesdayVakönPrp.NWednesday, nameE voe se nö Buka po Vakön.The man will go to Buka on Wednesday.
weedpöpövweed (to)Ahik, eöm to meʼ pöpö nem o meon hat, paröm pö vaʼpeh me em pa kon.No, you(p) might be weeding (pulling out) the bad weeds, and you(p) pull them out together with some corn.
weedmeonntall grass, weedE Sosoenën to vavatëk vavih e non po meon vëh.God is decorating well all this tall grass.
weeknënkikiunweekO Poen Apaapo to oah en, ka muhin takah en po poen vamomoaan in o meoh nënkikiu,...The Resting Day Of the Jews (Sabbath) was past, and the place became light on the first day of the another week,...wikEnglishnweekEöʼ se nö Buka koman a wik vëh.I am going to Buka inside this week.
weep loudvakoeivweep loud (to)Manih Remaʼ, no a napan to pënton a vakoei, a napan to pënton o vaokook vatamak.Here in Rama , where the people heard loud weeping (wailing), the people heard sad crying.
weighsike 1Tok Pisinvweigh (to)E voe to sike a ma voeʼ.The man weighed the yam.
weigh downtoktönvburden (to), crush (to), on top of (to be), weigh down (to)Eʼ to toktön a meh.He crushed another.
welcomeanoeh 1vwait (to), welcome (to)Anoeh voh nom ah siʼ ö hat.Wait first a little while.ötvaccept (to), arrest (to), catch (to), grab (to), hold (to), obey (to), obtain (to), own (to), possess (to), receive (to), take (to), welcome (to)Pirisman to öt e Pitaʼ nopoen.The policeman arrested Peter yesterday.
wellavihadjfine, good, goodness, wellA rëteo avih peöʼ.My good radio.vakisadvfaithfully, firmly, hard, loudly, resolutely, strongly, wellE Jon to ep in o Jiuʼ varih to vavatet vakis ne sih a taateʼ pa kën sipun...John saw these Jews here who were strongly (strictly) following the custom (law) of the ancestors...vavih 2advcarefully, closely, correctly, favorably, properly, wellEp vavih eën se nö nih.Look closely to where you are going.vavih 3adjbeautiful, good, wellA uhop pe koaʼ to ep vavih.The child's clothes look beautiful.
well done, to bevavih 1vapologize (to), free (to be), make good (to), make well (to), reconciled (to be), visit (to), wander (to), well done (to be)Ka soe man pamëh me hah en peöm manih pa taateʼ teʼ vavih.And all these true words will bring you(p) back to the custom of being free.
well likedsuntan 2adjpopular, well likedE voe suntan rakah.The man (is) very well liked
well, to bemuruvwell (to be)E koaʼ to muru en.The child is well.vih 1vacceptable (to be), best (to be), correct (to be), enjoyable (to be), fortunate (to be), good (to be), pure (to be), right (to be), well (to be)Eën to nok a tah pën pah teʼ vih e non.Your thing you made is very good.
well, to makevatoʼvheal (to), alive (to make), well (to make)E Sosoenën to vatoʼ a piʼ pe koaʼ peöʼ.God healed the sore of my child.
well,to betoʼ 1valive (to be), healed (to be), well (to be)Eën se soe varoe ko maʼ ka teʼ kikiu peöʼ toʼ hah.You just say so and my working person (servant) will be well again.
wereteʼ 1vam, are, to be, been, belong (to), bring (to), but, carry (to), do (to), have (to), is, last (to), live (to), remain (to), stay (to), take (to), was, wereRoman to teʼ a siaʼ.Roman is carrying a chair.E voe to teʼ non iuun.The man is in the house.
were ontokvare on, baffled (to be), blunt (to be), climb (to), dull (to be), embark (to), get on (to), is on, on (to be), perplexed (to be), sit on (to), was on, were onO rapis vëh to tok.This knife is blunt.A kuma to tok non pa peret.The sweet potatoe is on the plate.
were on continuallytoktokvare on (continually), be on (to continually), embark (to continually)[embarking], get on (to continually)[getting on], is on (continually), sit on (to continually)[sitting on], was on (continually), were on (continually)A taëën o toktok po tevo.The food is sitting on the table.
wetpuhpuh 2adjdamp, rough surface, wetO rara peöʼ to puhpuh aoeʼ e non.My waistcloth is still damp.