Mokilese-English English Finderlist Mokilese-English (alpha) | Updated: 6/9/2013 |
Mokilese-English
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ngaingai vi. to laugh heartily or hysterically. ngau vi. to squeal. ngajir vt. to pull off with teeth. vi ngajirεk.
ngajngaj vi. to clear one's throat.
ngalngal vi. low tide. ngang vi. to glow.
ngahng₁ excl. Foul! (of smell). *exclamation.
ngahng₂ n. genitals of an infant girl.
ngap₁ vi. to brandish a weapon; to threaten with a weapon.
ngap₂ n. fathom. vi. to measure with outstretched arms. vt ngapoa, ngapi, .
ngapεn jais n. span.
ngapoa vt. to measure with outstretched arms. vi ngap₁. also ngapi.
ngarngar vi. to measure the hull of canoe to make sure both sides are even. vt ngarngari.
ngεhd int. when?
ngεn n. spirit; soul. nc ngenin. n3sg ngenin.
ngεnngεn vi. distant; almost out of sight.
ngεs vi. to pant.
ngi n. tooth. nc ngihn. n3sg ngihn.
ngihlap n. molar. ngihn jeri n. baby teeth. ngihn lioli vi. to have strong teeth. ngihn loaj n. incisors.
ngioal n. fish sp., kind of parrot fish (? kind of sling-jaw).
ngid₁ vt. to chew to extract juice (as of sugar cane). vi ngidngid.
ngid₂ vi. crowded; jammed; stuffed.
ngidah n. his chaw. *possessive classifier for chewable things. nc ngidεn.
ngidngid vi. insistent.
ngij vi. to chant in chorus; to laugh out loud.
ngil n. voice, sound. nc ngilεn. n3sg ngiloa.
ngil mwεhu vi. to have a good voice. ngil nauna vi. to have a bad voice. ngilda vi. to raise pitch of voice. ngildi vi. to lower pitch of voice.
nging vi. to have oriental eyes.
ngihpwa n. fish sp., kind of snapper.
ngihpwar n. boar.
ngirngir vi. to rumble.
ngihsol n. clitoris. nc ngihsolin. n3sg ngihsolin.
ngolngol n. turtle organ, spongy in texture.
ngorngor₁ vi. to snore.
ngorngor₂ n. cartilege.
ngorngor₃ vi. crunchy.
ngoah pro. I. used as sentence subject only, otherwise %ngoahi| is used.
ngoahi pro. me.
ngoangki vt. serious about.
ngoar n. accent (in speaking a foreign language). nc ngoaroan. n3sg ngoaroa.
ngoas n. lip. nc ngoasoan. n3sg ngoasoa.
ngoasoanpwεl vi. to have stiff wrists (usually from work in taro patch).
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