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SukötPrp.NSuccoth, placeIvëhkëk e Jekop to nö en pa vöön nee to popoka ne a Suköt, pareʼ eok en pa iuun peʼ me a ma siʼ këk pa ma tah mamakën peʼ.
suksuk1vfollowing (to continually be)E voe se suksuk nös sinup.The man will be following later tomorrow.2advafterwards, last, laterEën se taneo maʼ manuh pa nap kiu suksuk, parën vahik manih pa nap kiu vovoh.You(s) will start there with the people who worked last, and you(s) finish like this with the people who worked first.
sumongrasshopper (name of a)A sumo to paraʼ susurap vakin, me eʼ to hunhun non sih o oeh pa kusineah.This grasshopper continually jumps very high, and it always continually gouges out the ground with his back.
sumuiʼahkin.nson“O ëhnan poanheh nën se vëhnan e sumuiʼah?”"What name will you(s) name your son?"
sun1varise (to), awaken (to), get up (to), put on top of (to), remain (to), stand (to)Emöm to sun nem koman iuun.We remain in the house.2nstand upEa se sun manih.We will stand up here.
sunahvsprout (to)O sunah paun to pu en.The banana sprout is growing.
sunaiʼkin.nsonA ma sunaiʼ peöʼ to nö pa siku.All my sons went to school.
sunaiʼahinal.kin.nson your (s)E Pitaʼ eʼ sunaiʼah.Peter is your son.
sunaiʼeahinal.kin.nson her, son his, son it's...manih pa taateʼ vih neʼ to nok voh pa ö neʼ to vatok voh e sunaiʼeah Aësak to ës vamanih po heʼ pa tonun a pok....by the good custom which he had done when he had put his son Isaac on the alter to burn him like an offering.
sunaiʼneoʼkin.nmale child (my)E sunaiʼneoʼ nöʼ to iu oah noʼ eah, eöʼ se vanö eah.My male child (son) whom I love him more, I will send him.
sunamonkin.ndaughter-in-lawEöʼ to iu e sunamon peöʼ.I love my daughter in law.
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.
sunkökvdrowsy (to be), get up early (to)Eöʼ to sunkök hah pa topnin poen.I got up early at midnight.
SunönPrp.NKing, Lord, nameKeʼ eöʼ a teʼ Sunön...Yes, I am the Lord...
sunön1nchief, headman, king, lord, masterE sunön va vöön to mët en.The chief of the village died.2adjimportant, nameE voe, eʼ e sunön.The man, he is important.
sunpipvblock (to), defend (to), obstruct (to)O naon to sunpip non pa taan.The tree is blocking the road.
suntan1advloudly, surely, very muchEën rës suntan a këh.You very much dislike the dog.2adjpopular, well likedE voe suntan rakah.The man (is) very well liked
sunuhvrub off dirt (to), shake off (to), wipe off dust (to)Kon maʼ o rara koʼ sunuh a ma kukuvun taëën manih pa tevo.Bring the cloth and I will wipe the crumbs of food off of the table.
sup1vovercast (to be), swell (to), swollen (to be)A ëkoʼ moneah to sup.His knee is swollen2nboil (a), brothA sup mit peöʼ to parin avih.My meat broth is really good.
supanbreaker, high tide, waveA tahiʼ to supa hah en maʼ.The sea is high tideing again.
supaknflying fox, fruit batA supak to han non po naon.The flying fox is hanging in the tree.
supinparakeet, red parrotEöʼ to van maʼ a supi.I shot the parakeet.
supin1adjtallE supin voe to sun non manu.The tall man is standing there.2adveven, maybeEmöm se nö supin nös po vapöök.We will maybe go later on Tuesday.3conjmightEën me voe vëh supin to onöt enomYou and this man might be enough.
supiunvtrick (to)Ee to vavaeö me ne a ma taateʼ supiun a neöm ...They delight in the custom of tricking you(p) ...
supnaiʼkin.ndescendent, grandsonE koaʼ supnaiʼ peöʼ ivëh e Kikihtön.This child here is my grandson Kikihton.