All lexicons

parrot sp.

next to, in close proximity

break off a component piece of something, as twigs or branches from a tree, a banana from a bunch, a…

kind of cockatoo with red neck feathers

tongs, pincers, claw of a crab or lobster; to pinch or squeeze

to pick up with tongs or pincers

descend; go down; land from a boat

sip, suck

to cut grass or weeds, as in preparing a field for planting

to count

split or slice off

to burn, expose to fire

split or cleaved

to peep, spy on

to peep, spy on

trap for mudfish

feel oppressed

spine on fish or plant

kind of fish net or trap

yesterday

red, reddish color of flames

burn

outpouring of light

scatter

dazzle

glance, look at quickly

reddish, color of flames

to split open

non-staple food eaten with rice

clip used to fasten things together

a shrub: Cordyline, Dracaena

red parakeet

sip, as soup or rice wine from a bowl

to sip, as through a straw

small snail or periwinkle

show the teeth, as in grinning

to flay, peel back or off, as bark or skin

pick or clean the teeth

omen bird: Alcippe spp.

insert, slip between

side, go to the side

comb, comb-like structure; rake, harrow

orthopterus insect: cicada or grasshopper

to hiss, as to call attention to

edible snail

sputter of sputtering, sizzling, etc.

tree with fruit similar to breadfruit

hiss

tear, rip

there (2p)

hiss; whistle

to whistle

cry to drive away fowls: shoo!

nine

nine

nine

gap, open space; groove

fissure, split in something

slant

to cheep; baby chick

3S NEUT

go down, descend; dive

go down, descend

entangled, trapped

to spear, stab with a spear

transverse beam, thwart

transverse beams that support the roof of a house

nimble, agile, quick

passage for a boat?

postposition of location or direction

to mix, stir in

sink down, subside; landslide

descend, enter

interior hill country, hilly or mountainous part of island

go through a narrow passage

go down, descend

kind of univalve mollusk

famine

to swallow

to prepare yams for planting

to help

to sew

friend, partner; one of a pair; trading partner?

to set, of the sun

to stuff, pack, fill up

suck

to sip, to suck

heron, egret

take off, remove (+ noun)

nominative case marker for common nouns

a spear; to spear

to stir

yawn

younger sibling

called or regarded as siblings (?)

to backpaddle a canoe; walk backwards

root up the ground, of a pig; uproot

to plant

to follow, copy, imitate

lift up with a lever, lever up, root up