All lexicons

to sail, set sail

divide into groups of five

to dig a hole or pit

to shed tears, weep

to shed tears, weep

raise chickens

to suppurate, ooze pus

to choose, select, pick out

divide into seven parts (?)

harvest; to harvest

communicate with spirits (?)

prepare betel chew with lime

marry; have a spouse

feel affection or compassion for

have a roof

low

to fart, break wind

work a swidden

be in debt

to rain

to be sick

make a mistake, commit an error, be wrong about something

to stuff, press in by force

to kick

to carry off, kidnap, loot a place

to boil, to cook

to bury, to plant

to lay down, put down, put away

to divide into three parts

to prop up, support

push something away, shove, repel; push off, as a boat leaving shore or being poled in shallow water

to roast

return; go back

the horseradish tree: Moringa oleifera

male/man

male/man

male

thin, skinny (?)

and

to fall ill, become very sick

sick, painful

sick, painful

sick, painful

sick, painful

fall ill, become sick

(gloss uncertain)

get a splinter in the skin

fork

ripe; cooked

escort, accompany

to feel sorry for (?)

tightly packed, in space or time

big, gross, coarse

(gloss uncertain)

tight, firm

shame

sour, rancid

ashamed; shy; modest

bright, shiny

opened, having a open or opening

smoke

to yawn, yawning

to yawn

(gloss uncertain)

dim, dark

satiatiated, full (of the stomach after eating); fertile, bring forth plentifully, abundance of food

wound

eye

eye

eye, face, focal point, center or most prominent part; hole, aperture; doorway, window; budding part…

eye

fat, corpulent

observe closely or critically

stolen

afraid

afraid

fear

fear; fearful, afraid

fear

spy, scout, one who looks for possible danger ahead

heap

(gloss uncertain)

able to plant or bury

will open?

cry

point of the compass, direction

channel between islands or islets

callus on the foot (lit. ‘fish eye’)

(gloss uncertain)

point of an arrow

(gloss uncertain)

spring of water, source of a river

core of a boil

point of the compass, direction of the wind

callus on the foot (lit. ‘fish eye’)

knot in wood

point of an arrow

core of a boil

blade of a knife

mesh of a net