Sabbath  
the Sabbath.  Jabōt

sabotage  
to sabotage.  kōmmatōr

Saccharum  
a plant,Saccharum officinarum L. sugar cane (Gramineae). (ko orto of Polynesia.).  tọ

sack  
burlap sack.  pāāk

sacrament  jakkūramen

sacred  kokwōjarjar

sacrifice  joortak,katok
sacrifice food to the gods.  wālọklik

sacrilegious  kōtrāe

sacrum  ḷuḷ

sad  būroṃōj,ḷobōl
saddening.  kabbūroṃōjṃōj
sadness.  būroṃōj

safe  jaruk,koṇ,pāāñ

safety pin  piin

sag  pidtoto

sage  kanpil

Sagittarius  
sigma in Sagittarius and beta Librae.  Aunwōḷān-lañ
stars in Sagittarius.  Mājetdikdik

sail  
a canoe with its sail flapping.  añōppāl
a sail.  wōjḷā
able to sail close to the wind.  wetak
arrive, of sailing vessel or airplane.  po
canoe part, decorations of feathers on masthead, boomtips, and sail.  deñḷọk
canoe part, edge of sail fastened to the gaff.  aeṃaan
canoe part, foot of sail, edge fastened to the boom.  aekōrā
canoe part, waveguard on both sides of sailing canoe.  añtūkli
canoe-surfing, when sailing down wind.  kōttōmāle
cover a sail.  atro
decorations made from feathers of frigate birds, one on each tip of the sail on a chief's canoe.  kadulele
drawing much water causing it to be hard to paddle or sail, nautical.  añōt
full sail, nautical.  kankan,lōtlōt
go on a vehicle or sailing canoe (used with directional enclitics (and postpositions)).  tar
go sailing.  jerakrōk
hoist sails.  jerak
jaunt, sail, or drive around aimlessly.  tarto-tartak
keep a canoe or boat full-sailing.  kabwijer
land, sailing vessel.  po
large outrigger canoe, for sailing.  tipñōl
large sailing canoe.  jitōñ
let sail and mast fall while tacking.  merā
line used to decrease the sail on a canoe.  lukwar
lines used to reef sails.  tiliej
lower sail.  po
mix sail power with engine power.  kabodān
pacify the winds and cause winds favorable for a sailing expedition.  kaurur jiañ
remain ahead of a wave when sailing following the wind.  buñṃaan
sail away.  jeblaak,jerak
sail close to the wind.  kipeddikdik
sail downwind with the sail on the south and the outrigger on the north.  tōmeañ
sail into the wind, tacking often.  jeje
sail model canoes.  bwilbwil
sail not full.  tọ
sail of a certain shape.  ṃōjbwe
sail on a traditional canoe.  atmājet
sail onto land.  ṃor
sail out to sea.  buñlik
sail westward.  kabbwe
sail with outrigger out of water.  ām
sail with the outrigger on the south.  tōmrak
sail with the wind.  kabbwe
sailboat.  wajerakrōk
sailing port to wind.  jabdik
sailing starboard to wind.  jabḷap
seepo. lower sail, land.  potok
shake, of a sail in the wind.  jopāl
spar of sail.  rojak
tack, change sail from one end of canoe to the other to tack.  diak
tacks in sailing.  ālu
test sail a new or overhauled vessel.  likbad
to bring up outrigger and hold it at 45 degrees while sailing.  kakkiāmem
to reef sails.  rujruj
to sail a canoe or boat singlehandedly.  wajekā
to sail a coconut hydroplane.  wūdādo
to sail a toy canoe.  riwut
to sheet sails in.  ṇatoon
unable to sail close to the wind.  wāto
uneven sailing wind in lee of an islet.  añinene
use a sail.  lewōjḷā
windward overlay of sail.  jā

sailfish  
a fish, Pacific sailfish.  wūjinleep

sailor  jeeḷa,juwape

sails  
provide sails for a canoe.  ṇawōjlāān

salary  
low salary.  dik oṇea-
provide someone with wages or a salary.  ṇawōṇāān
salary of.  oṇea-

sale  wōtlọk kōn oṇāān ṃweiuk

saliva  iādatōltōl,kaplo,ṃōṃōj

salmon  
a fish, salmon.  jaṃōṇ

saloon  baar

salt  jọọḷ
a food, salted fish guts or clams.  jiookra
not salty.  aebōjbōj
salt water.  dānnin lọjet
saltspray.  tabūṇṇo
salty.  jatōk

salutation  aḷe

salute  
salute with the hands.  jekjek

salvation  lọmọọr

same  āinwōt,āinwōt juon
at the same level.  pen in deo
same as.  āi-
seeāinwōt. too, also, same.  āin
the same.  barāinwōt,dein

sampan  jempaan

sample  elmọkot,jaṃbōḷ

sanctified  kokwōjarjar

sanction  mālim

sanctum  lokatok

sand  bok
add sand or grated coconut.  penpen
be sandy.  bokbok
coarse sand.  bok ajaj,bokkwelep
digging of feet or tires into soft sand.  kōbkōb
feet sink in sand making for difficult walking.  neen kōbkōb
fine sand.  bokkwidik
fine sand in sea.  liṃ
fishing method, using weight with hook, octopus for bait, and dragging it on sandy bottom.  kōjọliṃ
sand disks.  bok allōñ
sand hardened together.  barḷọk
sandbank.  pepe
sandbar, usually not covered even at high tide.  bok
sandspit.  bok
scoop, dirt or sand.  eọkur
slip under ground or sand.  jọ
throw sand at.  bor
to throw grated coconut or sand at someone or something.  pinik

sand clam  
sand clam, bivalve.  jukkwe

sand crab  ṃōḷe
fishing method, line fishing outside lagoon, usually on lee side and fairly close to shore, for flying fish, using sand crab for bait.  rōjep
white sand crab.  kalibbañ,karuk

sanderling  
a bird, sanderling,Crocethia alba.  kwōl

sandpaper  jaanpeba
a coral which can be used as sandpaper.  paḷ

sandpiper  
a bird, semi-palmate sandpiper,Ereunetes pusillus.  kwōl

sandspit  
sandspit of.  bokwan,bokwā

sandwich  jāānwūj

sandworm  
small sandworm.  būttiwaḷ

sane  jeḷā ḷọkjeṇ

sanitary  rōreo
sanitary napkin.  te
use a sanitary napkin.  tete

sap  bwil
a food, preserved breadfruit mixed with arrowroot and coconut sap or sugar, wrapped in breadfruit leaves and baked.  bwiro iiōk
bottle used for coconut sap.  jeib
choice coconut tree for collecting sap.  tāāñ
coconut mixed with sap or sugar.  lukor
coconut sap, toddy.  jedān,jekaro
coconut shell for catching coconut sap, whole and empty.  kor
fermented, of coconut sap.  mañūñ
old and sour coconut sap.  mañūñ
place a bottle (kor) at the end of coconut shoot to collect sap initially.  kajokkor
sap of coconut tree.  dān
use coconut sap for cooking.  utōn-jekaro

Sarda  
Sarda sarda.  ḷōjabwil

sardine  
a fish, sardine,Sardine sardinella (small).  mimuul
a fish, sardine,Sardine sardinella (small).  mimuul
a fish, sardine,Sardinella sp..  kwarkwar
a fish, sardine,Sardinella sp..  mamo
canned sardines.  jeṃṃa
fishing method, using woven brown coconut fronds to catch sardines and minnows as they are chased ashore by bigger fish.  apep
sardines.  jatiin

satiate  
satiated.  mat,ṃaal

satisfied  mat
be satisfied.  ju-būruon,po-būruon
dissatisfied.  ikrooḷ
not satisfied.  jaṃjaṃ
pretend to be satisfied.  ḷōnañ

satisfy  polel
dissatisfy.  jab po bōro
easy to satisfy with food.  mattiie
hard to satisfy with food.  mattiia

saturate  
saturated.  eo,ḷwōjat
saturated with water.  bok

Saturday  Jādede

sauce  jāle-,jālele
possessive classifier, sauces.  jāle-
soy sauce.  joiu

saucy  wōtan

saunter  jaṃbo,kōkajoor

sausage  jọjej

savage  
savage (seeawiie {hawiyyẹy}).  awiia

save  ijellọkwi-,kōjparok,lọmọọr
save from a storm.  tōḷḷañ

savings  joortoklik

savor  edjoñ

savory  
savory smell.  bwiin-ennọ

saw  jidpān
correct angle of handsaws.  oḷā
crosscut saw.  bukduul
hacksaw.  jidpān aen
ripsaw.  bōrrā
sawdust.  kijen jidpān

say  ba,bōḷa,kōmlōt
interjection: "you doṇt say!".  kwōjabṃōk
say in vain.  ba pata
what do you say?.  eañ

saying  jabōnkōnnaan,kaj

scab  
scabby.  kwōdkwōdi

scad  
a fish, big-eyed or goggle-eyed scad fish or horse mackerel,Trachurops crumenophthalmus.  pāti

Scaevola  
a plant,Scaevola frutescens (Mill.) krause.  kōṇṇat

scaffold  okwa

scale  
scale fish.  karwūn
scale of fish.  wūn

scales  bọun

scaly  
disease, scaly and flaky skin.  koko
scaly skin.  kwōdkwōdi

scamper  uwea

scan  
scanning.  kakōlkōl

scandal  kajjookok
scandalize.  kabwilọklọk māj
scandalized.  ubabōj

Scapharca  
small clam, oyster, a shell,Arcidae,Scapharca inequivalvis orAnadara pilulu.  kūkōr

scar  kinej

scarce  aḷakiia,jeja

scarcity  
scarcity of fish (seeike {yikey}).  jaike

scare  
coconut leaf chain used in fishing as scarer.  ṃwio
fish that wanders outside coconut leaf chain scarer.  ikōn-ālkinṃwio
fishing method, between two shoals (ṇa), with scarer.  uṇa
fishing method, many men surround a school in shallow water using a coconut leaf chain as scarer.  aḷeḷe
fishing method, using a coconut leaf chain as a scarer at night to block off exit route of fish and waiting for low tide in order to trap them.  lipaanto
fishing method, using coconut leaf chain as scarer on dark nights.  pelpel
fishing method, using scarer.  wōtojome
fishing method, using scarer and weir.  kwōmej
fishing term, said of a coconut leaf chain used as scarer that is strung out unevenly.  kapijjule
form a triangle shape with scarer (ṃwieo) in fishing by thejurōk method.  juḷḷwe
hard to scare.  jāmmijakjak
not scare easily (seekōkōl {kẹkẹl}).  jakkōl
not scare easily(seeuwōta {wiwetah}).  jọuwōta
scare away.  ubaak
scared.  ilbōk,kor,kōkōl,mijak

scarf  ḷokkorbar

Scarus  
a fish, parrotfish,Scarus harid.  ekmouj
a fish, parrotfish,Scarus jonesi/sordidus.  mao
a fish, parrotfish,Scarus jonesi/sordidus.  merā
a fish, parrotfish,Scarus vetula.  taburbur

scary  mijak

scatter  ebeb,lij
scattered.  ajeeded,ebjak,eojaḷ,jeeded,jekadkad,jeplōklōk

scavenge  okpej

scavenger  
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus kallopterus.  perak
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus microdon.  mejmej
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus miniatus.  jaḷiia
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus variegatus.  dijiñ
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus variegatus.  nōt
a fish, scavenger,Lethrinus sp.  ṇamāni

scene  wōja

scent  nām
trace scent.  kāātet

scheme  jekaboot,kōkar,kōllejar,kōttōbalbal,ḷam

school  
a flock of birds flying over a school of fish.  la,wūnaak
charge of a school of fish chasing minnows.  tūaḷ
flock, school.  ṃur
many, as a school of fish.  doom
school of fish.  bwijin
school of fish on reef, herd of animals.  baru
school of sharks looking for smaller fish.  wūnaak

school  jikuuḷ

schoolhouse  ṃōn jikuuḷ

schooner  jikuna

scientist  jaintiij

scissors  jijāj
a game, scissors, paper, and stone.  jaañke
cut with scissors.  jijāj

scold  būroñ,eṇọ,jueoonmọñ,kauwe,kipel,lilu

Scolopsis  
a fish, snapper,Scolopsis cancellatus.  kwōlej

Scomber  
a fish, mackerel,Scomber japonicus.  ṃōlṃōl

Scomberoides  
a fish, leather-jack,Scomberoides lysan.  aoḷōt

scoop  
ladle, scoop food.  naṃōḷ
scoop up.  rọkrok
scoop up by hand.  rwaklep
scoop up more than one's share.  rọklep
scoop, dirt or sand.  eọkur

scooter  wōtbai

scorch  
scorched.  aerar,tuḷaar

score  bōnbōn

scorn  akkōjdat,kōjdat

Scorpaenopsis  
scorpion fish or stone fish,Scorpaenopsis diabolus/gibbosa/novaeguineae/macadamsi/cacopsis/albobrunnea/guamens is/parvipinnis.  ṇo

scorpion  mādepep

scorpion fish  
a fish, scorpion fish,Dendrochirus zebra.  ōō
scorpion fish or stone fish,Scorpaenopsis diabolus/gibbosa/novaeguineae/macadamsi/cacopsis/albobrunnea/guamens is/parvipinnis.  ṇo

Scorpius  
stars in Scorpius.  Kāājejen-Tūṃur,Korak-eṇ-an-Tūṃur,Ḷōmejdikdik,Tūṃur

scourge  
scourged.  eñtaan

scramble  jitable

scrap  jọkpej
particles, scraps.  tipdikdik

scrape  irir,kar,kutak,kwekwe
chip or scrape rust off.  kajjo
scrape bottom.  eoṇ
scraper for pandanus with three wooden legs and bowl set beneath.  peka

scratch  jukkwe,kar,kutak,kwekwe,rọkrok
scratch anus, to goose.  rōbtak
scratch in ground for food, chickens only.  toktok
scratch with claws.  ubrar
scratch, as a cat.  rakutak
scratch, of chickens.  ebeb
scratchy.  kurere
small cut, scratch.  kurar

scream  kōkkeilọk

screen  ok

screw  jikūru

scribe  jikraip

script  ṃalen

scrotum  rọ
smell of scrotum.  būbrọrọ

scrounge  eded
scrounge around.  okpej

scrub  būraj
coconut shell for scrubbing clothes.  kuḷatḷat
scrub self with coconut husk or oil.  bokwārijet
scrub, using wet cloths.  jokiiñ

scrumptious  nenọ

scrupulous  jiṃwe
unscrupulous.  jāṃōd,jeḷmāne

scrutinize  
scrutinize, examine.  allọk

scrutinizing  kakōlkōl

scuba  
scuba tank.  akjijen

scuffle  taiṃ

scull  oru

scum  
scum, food particles between teeth.  taiñad

sea  lọjet,lọmeto,meto
choppy seas.  liṃaajṇoṇo
determine one's location at sea.  kajikmeto
drift about the sea.  peto-petak
fear of being alone in the dark or at sea.  abwinmake
fly off towards the sea.  pikmeto
go from sea side of an island to lagoon side.  kear
go or come seaward.  wanmeto
locate at sea.  kaijikmeto
plunge into the sea.  roḷọk
seacoast.  parijet
seashore.  parijet
seasick.  ḷōḷao,ṃōḷañḷōñ
smell of the sea.  būbjetjet

sea anemone  ḷọr

sea bass  
a fish, giant sea bass,Promicrops lanceolatus/truncatus.  jọwe
a fish, giant sea bass,Promicrops truncatus.  jowāme

sea cucumber  
sea cucumber,Holothuroidea,Holothuria leucospilota.  jipenpen
sea cucumber,Holothuroidea,Opheodesoma.  jāibo
sea cucumber,Holothuroidea,Thelonia orActinopyga.  piāpe

sea demon  kwōjenmeto

sea gull  
a bird, white sea gull.  mānnimuuj

sea horse  
a fish, sea horse,Hippocampus kuda.  kidudujet

sea perch  
a fish, Pacific sea perch,Kuhlia taeniura (Mejit.).  kōnān

sea slug  pedobar,piāpe

sea snail  jinenpokpok
sea snail, top shell.  kaddoḷ

sea water  
get old and dilapidated due to continuous soaking in sea water.  luwajet

search  allo
search for.  kappok,pepok
search in a large area.  peet
searchlight.  jatiraito
turn over small rocks when searching.  okḷā

season  buñ
a gathering of people to celebrate the onset of breadfruit season in summer by making offerings to Jebro, the god of breadfruit.  ṃaṃa
arrowroot season.  pāl
dry season.  añōneañ
onset of calm season.  añkidid
onset of the windy season.  añkwōl
season for breadfruit and pandanus.  wōtōn
season of drought.  añōneañ
windy season.  añōneañ

seasoned  
to dry and become seasoned, of lumber, as in canoe building.  pit

seat  jea
canoe part, seat on a paddling canoe, usually in the mid-section.  tọọt
seebōro. heart, throat, seat of the emotions.  būruō
seebōro. throat, heart, seat of the emotions.  būruon

seaward  metoḷọk
directional, enclitic, seaward.  meto

seaweed  
a plant, general term for seaweed.Thalassia hemprichii (Ehrenb.) Aschers..  wūjooj-in-lọjet
any seaweed.  wūjooj-in-lọjet

seaworthy  kōiie

secede  diwōj

second  
second base.  jekōn
second child.  utlōkḷap
second moon phase.  meḷoktak
second son or daughter.  utlōkḷap
second-hand.  jekōnāān
the second.  kein karuo
the second zone of currents.  dibukae
to second, concur, accompany.  rejetak

second  
a second of time.  jekōn

secret  tūtino
eat secretly.  jinre
keep secret.  ṇōṇooj
monitor secretly.  iaroñroñ
not able to keep secrets.  bōbōk
speak secretly.  wūnojidikdik

section  
section of.  ṃōtta-

secure  pen,pojak
secured.  koṇ
tie securely.  boḷan

security  kōpetaklik
security, land or goods or money put away for future use or for children.  joortoklik

seduce  jawōd,wadu
seduce a woman.  kōrabōl

see  allolo,lale,lelo
let's see.  jaṃṃōk
not able to see well (seelelo {lelew}).  jāllo
not see well.  pilo
oversee.  oṇaak
seelelo. see.  loe
see off on a journey.  kōjjājet
see off on a voyage.  juwōne
see something pass by.  jejāāl
see, in Biblical usage.  lo
sight-seeing.  alwōj bajjek
to see a movie.  ṃupi
to see someone passing between clumps of trees.  kōlọtuwawa

seed  ine,kwōle
edible portion inside certain nuts or seeds.  jibañūñ
seedling.  ine

seek  pepok
seek knowledge.  jitdaṃ
seek news.  eọroñ
seek pity.  kōjjeraṃōlṃōl

seem  āinwōt,tipen,tuon

seer  ri-kaanij

see-saw  abōṇtọun

segment  ar

segregate  
segregated.  jenolọk

seize  jebjeb
seized.  po

seldom  jeja
seldom bathe.  mijak dān
seldom bathe (seetutu {tiwtiw}).  jattutu
seldom go fishing.  jeeọñōd
seldom play (seekukure {kʷikʷirẹy}).  jọkkurere
seldom rains (seewōt {wẹt}).  jọwōtwōt
seldom tire (seekūkijeje {kikjẹyjẹy}).  jakkijeje

select  jedkā,kōkāālel
deselect.  kọkwōpej
selection.  kōkāālel

self  loḷātāt,make
brag about one's self.  jājjāj
Marshallese art of self-defense.  ṃaanpā
seemake. self, alone.  kwōmake
selfish.  būruon kūro,kūbboṇ
self-willed.  jeḷmāne

selfish  
make use of selfishly or unethically.  ājḷor

sell  jobai,wia
not to sell oneself short.  jab dodoorḷọk
seewia. buy, sell.  wiaik
seewia. buy, sell.  wiaiki
set, sell oneself short.  dedoor
soft sell.  lekōto

semblance  ḷōma-

semen  pek

send  jijilōk
seejijilōk. send.  jilkinḷọk
send another to do one's work.  kōmādodo
send by airmail.  eermeeḷ
to send a command to.  kaiñ

senile  apel,pepaḷ

senior  rūtto

sennit  
a piece of cork or coconut husk fitted to both ends of sennit line used to corral rainbow runner fish..  boṇōj
bind with sennit.  eọeo
clean whiskers off of newly braided sennit.  kōrōnāl
club used for beating coconut husk for sennit.  jidjid
coconut sennit.  kokwaḷ
coil of coconut sennit.  tāte
fishing method, surround a school of rainbow runners with plain sennit.  ekkoonak
make sennit.  kokwaḷ
net made of sennit used for sifting arrowroot starch.  waliklik
piece of wood on which coconut husk is beaten to yield fibre for sennit.  jebōnmāl
pit for soaking coconut husks for making sennit.  to
place for beating coconut husks after soaking in preparation for making sennit.  ṃōṃal
sennit used for tying canoes.  ām
take coconut husks from water after soaking to make sennit.  jarjar
twist sennit.  pit

sensation  
stinging sensation.  idid
unpleasant sensation.  memāālel

sense  eñjake
come to one's senses.  iañak

sensitive  
hypersensitive, sexually.  makōrlep
sensitive in perception.  loḷọkjeṇ

sentence  jaṇtōj,jāntōj

sentinel  baṃpe,waj

sentry  baṃpe

separate  jenolọk,jepel
separate from.  jājḷọk
separately.  kajjojo

September  Jeptōṃba

serene  ineeṃṃan,lur

sergeant major  
a fish, sergeant major,Abudefduf septemfasciatus.  badet

series  lelkan

Seriola  
a fish,Seriola purpurascens.  ṃanoḷ

serious  
seriously.  dọlin
take seriously.  el

serpent  jabōn,jedpānit

Serranus  
a fish, rock cod,Serranus fuscoguttatus.  kūro

servant  buwae,kuli,rijjelōk
servant (with person prefixrū-).  kōṃakoko

serve  buwae,jerbal
be served right.  lele
serve onto a dish or plate.  ātet

service  
not serviceable (seekeiie {kẹyiyyẹy}).  jakeiie
serviceable.  keiie

set  
set fire to.  tūtil
set, sell oneself short.  dedoor
to set, of hens.  lik

settle  jukjuk
fixed, settled.  tōt
settle, of liquids.  jok
settlement, village.  jukjuk

seven  jiljilimjuon
seventeen.  joñoul jiljilmjuon
seventy.  jiljilimjuonñoul

sever  
severance of a relationship.  tūṃ kwōd
severed.  ṃwijkōk,tūṃtūṃ

several  iiet,jejjo,jet

severe  dejeñ,pen

sew  keke
sew or tie on thatch.  kōtak
sew together a rip in cloth.  ait
sewing machine.  mejin
sewn.  kijek
twine for sewing up the mouth of a bag.  enneok

sex  
be popular with the opposite sex.  taḷe
have sex appeal.  taḷe

sex appeal  
black magic to give sex appeal.  anjin-wōlbo
have sex appeal.  taḷe
have sex appeal, of males.  tāāñ
lacking in sex appeal (seetaḷe {taḷẹy}).  jataḷe
lacking sex appeal.  jatāāñ

sextant  bōk aḷ,bōk iju

sexual  
euphemism for sexual position.  jitnen ṃōṃō
euphemism for sexual relations.  kōmmerara
euphemistic reference to illicit sexual relations.  teeṃbura
fondle sexually.  lijjukul
have sexual relations.  letak
hypersensitive, sexually.  makōrlep
illicit sexual intercourse.  paarōr
initiate sexually.  karūtto
interjection: "ouch!" (pain or sexual pleasure).  ōttōt
interjection: expression of sexual pleasure.  ōrrōr
movement of hips during sexual intercourse.  aelaḷ
said of a male who ejaculates prematurely in sexual intercourse.  kako
sexual act.  aelaḷ,katro
sexual act, position.  wāiñat
sexual intercourse.  ijij,peeḷ,peru,tape
sexual position.  wātulik
sexual technique.  kọkkwidikdik
smell of unwashed sexual organs.  būṇo

shabby  pidtoto

shack  peḷak
cook shack.  peḷak
temporary house, shack.  ṃōn kōppād

shackle  
shackles.  jakōḷ

shade  aelor,aemed,jabalur,lelor
shadow, shade.  kallor
to shade the eyes with the hand and watch for a school of fish (or an impediment to navigation).  jejor

shading  
countershading.  ukōt ṃōōr

shadow  annañ,lelor
shadow of death.  annañinmej
shadow, shade.  kallor

shake  idik,wūdiddid
be shaken.  kajkaj
be shaken by recoil of a gun.  ṃweiur
shake a bush or tree.  iṃuk
shake a liquid so that it gurgles.  kọkkorōjrōj
shake down a container to pack more solidly.  ḷattuñ
shake hands to make a promise binding.  jeep
shake off.  pikpikūr
shake out.  pikpikūr
shake pebbles and ball or dice.  ḷuḷu
shake the head in disagreement.  jeboulul
shake up.  rukruk
shake, of a sail in the wind.  jopāl

shall  naaj

shallow  pejpej
canoe that cannot go in shallow water.  kaplep
having a shallow draft, of ships (seekaplep).  kapdik
shallow draft.  okwōjaja
shallow place in the water.  kōppāāt
unable to go in shallow water, of vessels.  kapjulaḷ

shaman  ṇakṇōk

shame  jook
ashamed.  jook,lo
ashamed, concerning food.  āliklik
be ashamed.  pelọk
shameful behavior.  kajjookok
shameless.  jājjookok

shanty  peḷak

shape  annañ,kea-,ḷōma-,wāwee-
body shape, looks.  rọkwōj
elliptical in shape.  jepjep
form of, shape of.  lọḷin
give shape to something.  ṇaḷōmān
shapeless.  jej-ḷōma-
to shape.  ḷam

share  ded,jaketo-jaketak
a share.  ājinkōj
contribution, share.  kuṇaṇa
do one's duty, do one's share.  bōk koṇaa-
make shares, of food, work, etc.  kōjjebar
scoop up more than one's share.  rọklep
seekoṇaa-. share, responsibility.  kuṇaaṃ
share a drink.  ninninkoko
share food equally.  aikiu
share of food.  kōj
share of food a chief gives to his lineage heads.  kōjenibwilej
take more than one's share.  ṃōṃaelep

sharing  
two or more persons sharing one coconut.  ninikoko

shark  
a fish, a shark.  arōnpe
a fish, general term for shark.  pako
a fish, ground shark,Carcharhinus melanopterus.  pakoon eoon pedped
a fish, kind of shark.  jepāp
a fish, kind of shark, no teeth.  bab
a fish, shark grouper,Carcharhinus melanopterus.  pako mej
a fish, shark pilot,Echeneis naucrates.  ḷattil pako
a fish, shark,Trisenodon obesus.  pako korak
a fish, thresher shark,Alopias vulpes.  pako tọrtọr
a fish, tiger shark,Galeocerdo arcticus.  pako tiltil
a giant red shark.  Ejje
a giant shark.  Jarkul
black magic to stun sharks from attacking.  anjin-pako
fastest method of righting a canoe after it has capsized in order to escape sharks.  keilupako
left-overs of a shark.  anpakolu

sharks  
school of sharks looking for smaller fish.  wūnaak

sharp  kōkañ
sharp pain as from a whip or a burn.  ṇōṇōk
sharpen.  jemjem
sharpshooter.  wālel
sharp-tongued.  kōkañ loo-
sharp-witted.  wājepdik
witty, sharp.  wājepdik

shatter  
shattered.  pedakilkil

shave  āl,reja
shaven head.  oḷūb

shaving  
wood-shavings.  tōp

she  e

shear  
shears.  jijāj
to shear.  ṃwijbar

shearwater  
a bird, slender-billed shearwater,Puffinus tenuirostris.  māntōl
a bird, sooty shearwater,Puffinus griseus.  māntōl

sheath  nine

shed  tọọr
a temporary shed.  peḷak
shed clothing.  utūkaḷ

sheep  jiip

sheet  jiit
canoe part, cleat for tying sheet.  jirukli
mat used as blanket or sheet.  kilbur
rope from sheet line forward and aft.  ieplik
sheet of paper.  alen
sheet, nautical.  iep
to sheet sails in.  ṇatoon
use a sheet.  jiitit

shelf  po

shell  wōpeñ
a food, spongy meat of sprouted coconut baked in its shell.  iuwuṃuṃ
a game, child's play using pebbles and shells as imaginary objects and characters.  lijjikin
a game, slight-of-hand using shell and three holes in sand.  ṃōjjā
a shell.  bake,dimuuj,toul,tōborọñ
a shell,Acmaeidae.  jowakin
a shell,Arcidae,Anadara (scapharca) satowi/broughtonii.  kūkōr-in-ar
a shell,Cadiidae,Corculum impressum/monstrosum/cardissa.  kūkōr
a shell,Conidae.  likaebeb
a shell,Cymatiidae.  jilel
a shell,Cypraeidae.  libbukwe
a shell,Ellobiidae.  alu
a shell,Fissurellidae.  jowakin
a shell,Macrophragma tokyeense (Turritellidae).  likarkar
a shell,Muricidae.  lidid
a shell,Muricidae,Purpura (Manicinella)Armigera.  tōbo
a shell,Nautilidae.  lọjilñin jourur
a shell,Neritidae.  jinenpokpok
a shell,Neritidae.  kaddoḷ
a shell,Neritipsidae.  kobal
a shell,Ovulidae.  libbukwe
a shell,Patellidae.  jowakin
a shell,Patellidae,Collisella grata.  jidduul
a shell,Siphonaridae.  jowakin
a shell,Solemyidae,Acila schencki.  kūkōr
a shell,Strombidae.  aorak
a shell,Strombidae.  lōkeed
a shell,Strombidae,Lentigo lentiginosus orTricornis sinuatus/thersites/latissimus.  eañ
a shell,Tellinidae,Tellinella philippii/staurella/virgata.  kūkōr
A shell,Trochidae,Bathybembix aeola.  jidduul
a shell,Veneridae,Veremilpa minuta/micra/costellifera/scabra orDosinia histrio/abyssicola.  kūkōr
a shell, a clam,Tridacnidae.  mejānwōd
a shell, Cassididae,Cassis cornuta, helmet shell.  bukbuk
a shell, Cassididae,Cassis cornuta, helmet shell.  bukbuk
a shell, Cassididae,Cassis cornuta, helmet shell.  laklak
a shell, Cassididae,Cassis cornuta, helmet shell.  laklak
a shell, clam.  pejao
a shell, conical and longer than trochus.  jibbin-bōran-bōb,luo
a shell, giant clam.  kapwor
a shell, killer clam.  tōkale
a shell, small bivalve clam.  kalibok
a shell, small bivalve, clam.  kọnōt
a toy, of shells or wood.  likaebeb
Any cowrie shell, any shell.  libbukwe,libbukwe
clam shell, large.  aded
coconut shell.  ḷat
coconut shell for catching coconut sap, whole and empty.  kor
coconut shell for scrubbing clothes.  kuḷatḷat
coconut shell, lower half with sharp end.  ḷat-jiṃ
coconut shell, lower half, without eye.  jiṃ
coconut shell, upper half next to stem, with eyes.  ḷat-mej
cone shell.  likaebeb
conical shell, larger than trochus.  luwo
cut out copra meat from shell.  karkar
fat in turtle shell.  wiwi
limpet shell.  jowakin
mallet made from clam shell.  dekenin
method of extracting coconut meat out of its shell without breaking the meat.  kōmmālwewe
money cowrie, a shell,Cypraeidae.  likajjid
sea snail, top shell.  kaddoḷ
shell of a crab.  jọkur
shell of many colors, used as lure for tuna.  jepet
shell of smaller clams.  wūpeñ
small clam, oyster, a shell,Arcidae,Scapharca inequivalvis orAnadara pilulu.  kūkōr
small empty shells that wash up and pile up on beach.  lōrro
spider shell.  aorak
substance of clam shell.  ajaj
top shell.  jidduul
triton shell. a shell,Cassididae.  jilel
trochus, a shell,Pleurotomariidae.  likaabdoulul
trochus, a shell,Trochidae,Omphalius pfeifferi orTristichotrochus haliarchus. a shell,Pleurotomariidae.  likōppejdat
trochus, a shell,Trochidae,Omphalius pfeifferi orTristichotrochus haliarchus. a shell,Pleurotomariidae.  likōppejdat
turtle shell.  bōd,jọkur
weave flowers or shells into a lei.  ḷōḷō

shelter  
provide shelter for someone or something.  ṇaiṃōn
shelter pit, air raid.  rọñ
shelter with mat at sea.  boktak
sheltered.  jablur
take shelter from the rain or sun.  kōjato
temporary shelter.  iṃōn kōppād
wait under shelter for rain to stop.  kaḷọk

shepherd  jabōt

shield  likōpejñak,tōrak
shielded.  barōk

shift  jep,kā

shimmer  rorobōlbōl

shin  bọtin nee-
shinny up.  urabbaj

shine  kāilar,romaak
shine in the distance.  kabōlbōl

shingle  
shingled, cut the hair short.  taṃbaj

shining  kabōlbōl

shiny  jatōltōl,rabōlbōl

ship  baak,tiṃa,wa
battleship.  ṃōnwa
bridge of ship.  būrij
ferry between ship and shore.  leāne-lemeto
field trip ship.  piiḷ tūrep,waan rawūn
fleet of canoes, ships, or planes.  inej
go on a field trip ship.  rawūn
having a shallow draft, of ships (seekaplep).  kapdik
lighten ship.  eakpel
plunge of a canoe or ship.  ṃōt
possessive classifier, canoe, ship, boat, or vehicle.  waa-
propeller of plane or ship.  pikpik
roll of a ship.  lelāle
ship of.  waa-
ship's mate.  meej
shipwrecked.  eọtōk
stranded, of canoes, boats or ships.  eọtōk
to roll, of ships.  lā
to ship water.  douj
use a ship.  wawa
warship.  ṃōnwa
waves of ships or planes.  ibeb

ship worm  dile

shirk  kōmādodo

shirt  jōōt
shirtless.  koḷeiaat,ṃañke
T-shirt.  jiiñlij
undershirt.  jiiñlij
wear a shirt.  jōōtōt

shiver  ebeb,kebeban,wūdiddid
have a shiver sent up one's spine.  memāālel

shoal  kina,kōppāāt,ṇa
fishing method, between two shoals (ṇa), with scarer.  uṇa
fishing method, surrounding edges of shoals with net.  kuṇa
shoal, of fish.  baru
strike a shoal.  eoṇ

shock  kūṃṃūḷọk,ṃajōjō
electric shock.  jarom
shocked.  ilbōk,kūrañ,ṃweiur,ubabōj

shoe  
shoes.  juuj
shoestring knot.  korak
wear shoes.  juujuj

shoo  
shoo away.  ubaak

shoot  bu
good marksmanship in shooting or throwing (seejerta{jertah}).  jerọ
sharpshooter.  wālel
shoot a bow and arrow.  lippọṇ
shoot the breeze.  kōmāltato
shoot with a rubber band.  lippin
shoot with a sling.  kōpin
shoot with rubber and spear.  lippin
shooting contest.  kōjjerọro

shoot the breeze  
to shoot the breeze.  lekōto

shoot  
coconut shoot.  utak
shoot of coconut, pandanus.  juubub
shoot of the bird's nest fern (kartōp).  ṃūḷōñ
young shoot.  ḷor
young shoot. (not used for coconuts or pandanus..  juḷ

shooter  
pea-shooter.  lijjukwōlkwōl
shooter marble.  ḷōttekōḷkōḷ

shop  ṃōn wia

shore  kappe,tarkijet
ashore.  iāne
directional, enclitic, islandward or shoreward.  āne
drift ashore.  eọtōk
ferry between ship and shore.  leāne-lemeto
go or come ashore.  wanāne
go shoreward.  wāānāne
haul canoe or vessel up on shore.  ār
lagoon shore.  parijet
offshore.  tarkijet
on the shore.  ioonkappe
seashore.  parijet
set ashore.  leāne
shoreward.  wanāne
steady waves buffeting the shore.  ninearear
washed ashore.  ḷukut

short  kadu,kanu
be short of.  jabjab
be short of breath.  jabjab-menowan
fall short of.  likjab
fall short of, in length.  jen
have one limb shorter than the other.  jipijuḷ
kill someone during a typhoon in anticipation of shortage of food.  okjānḷañ
not to sell oneself short.  jab dodoorḷọk
of short duration.  jedkaju
short and fat, of people.  depetdoul
short of breath.  jeekḷọk
short of money.  jiban
short tempered, cry-baby, provoked.  kwi
short winded.  kūkijeje
shortcoming.  an mej eṇ
shortcut.  iaḷ kadu
shorten.  jepjep
shortly.  ṃōttan jidik

shot  wā
a shot of whiskey.  jaat
shot down.  balu,lel
shotgun.  lijjukwōlkwōl

should  aikuj,en,ḷokwan
seeen. ought, should.  kwōn
seeen. ought, should.  kwōn

shoulder  aerā,kōp
carry in a basket with long handle slung over shoulder.  aduwado
carry on shoulders.  inene
put one's arm across another's shoulders while walking.  waabbilāle
slim-waisted and broad-shouldered.  kāāj in kabwebwe
touch shoulders.  aerār

shout  kōkeilọk,kōkkeilọk
shout rhythmically while doing a job requiring team work, as carrying a canoe.  roro
to shout.  laṃōj

shove  
shove a person.  jipeḷḷọk

shovel  jabōḷ

shoveler  
a bird, northern shoveler,Anas clypeata.  roñanpat

show  ba kajjie-,jāde,kaalwōjwōj,kowaḷọk
please show it to me.  jaṃṃōk
show off.  juwaḷōñḷōñ
show where to go.  āñin

shower  
time between rain showers.  meḷa

show-off  jājjāj,kabbil,kabōllaḷ,kakōl,kōṇkōṃṃan,likōmjāje
a show-off.  utḷōṃ
show-off before the opposite sex.  kattoojoj
show-off one's possessions or achievements.  kōmmejāje

shoyu  joiu

shrewd  jiṃaat,mejādik

shriek  kōkeilọk,kōkkeilọk
shriek in terror or pain.  wūdikke

shrimp  libbūṇōj

shrine  lokatok

shrink  jen,kaddikdik,kuṇōk,pit,tor
to shrink from responsibility.  wōmak

shrivel  kuṇōk
dry up from aging, shrivel up, dehydrate.  diñōjḷọk

shroud  
shrouds.  rikin

shrub  ḷor,mar
a shrub.  debọkut

shrug  nukuj

shucks  
"shucks!".  kōṃōttōṇa
interjection: "Shucks!", "Darn!".  io

shudder  ebeb
shudder, as with cold.  kebeban

shut  kilōk,kūkiil

shut-eye  
get some shut-eye.  wūne māj

shuttle  booj

shy  abje,jook

sibling  
duty that a younger sibling is expected to give to older siblings.  jei
duty that an older sibling is expected to give to younger siblings.  jati
older sibling.  jei-
quarreling among siblings.  bowōd
seejati-. younger sibling.  jatin
seejati-. younger sibling.  jatū
seejei-. older sibling.  jein
younger sibling.  jati-

siblings  jeṃjāti

sick  nañinmej,utaṃwe
a sickness supposed to come from eatingkọnet {kawnet}.  pepārijet
be sick to one's stomach.  jemetak
chronically sickly.  addimej
come down with a sickness.  lōbọ
homesick.  oñ
look after a sick person.  kau
lovesick.  kālọk,mejkaiie
motion sickness.  ḷōḷao
seasick.  ḷōḷao,ṃōḷañḷōñ
seenañinmej. sick.  ri-nañinmej
sickly.  lọkmej
sickly (seemour {mẹwir}).  jāmmourur
sickness.  nañinmej,ñūt
sickness believed to be caused by sleeping at night under the moon.  ṃōjọliñōr
sickness, believed caused by sea-ghosts.  rilojet
sickness, constant running nose.  anjilik
sickness, swollen lymph glands.  būbūra

sickle  jikōḷ

Sida  
a plant,Sida fallax Walpers.  kio

side  tōrerei-,ūlūl
alongside.  tōrerei-
come alongside.  atartar
leeward side of an atoll.  liklaḷ
move a little sideways to make room.  rōrā
north side.  eañtak
on the east side of.  jetak,wetaa-
on the north side of.  aikne
on the south side of.  eọọtle
on the west side of.  rāātle,rilik
one-sided.  rājet
seelik. back, ocean side.  ilikin
seelik. ocean side.  ilik
seelik. ocean side, outside, behind.  likin
side of a house.  kii-
side of man or animal.  kat
sidekick in kickball.  jeṃkat
take sides, advocate.  rōrā
to be on both sides.  kōjab
windward side of an atoll.  likiej

sideburns  jeor

siding  
siding plank.  baatiiñ

sieve  kein liklik
to sieve arrowroot.  epta
to sieve arrowroot: first time.  jepta

sift  liklik
net made of sennit used for sifting arrowroot starch.  waliklik
not well-sifted.  jālōt
well-sifted.  lōt

Siganus  
a fish, rabbitfish,Siganus rostratus/puellus.  ellōk
a fish, rabbitfish,Siganus rostratus.  ṃọle

Siganus  
a fish, rabbitfish,Siganus sp..  ṃorṃor

sight  
be in sight.  jāde
distant, of sight and sound.  kokwaad
euphemism used on sailing vessels to notify men to stay out of sight when women need to relieve themselves.  inọñ
eyesight.  rōre
foresight.  loḷọkjeṇ
out of sight.  penjak
receive sight.  loḷọkjeṇ
sight along a board to see if it is straight.  allọk
sight land.  ḷanno
sightless.  kun an ḷaaṃ
sight-seeing.  alwōj bajjek

sign  jain,kakōḷḷe
a rain storm that is the sign of a chief coming.  ḷañōn irooj
name of two navigational signs.  Kobal
navigational sign in Marshallese navigation.  kōkḷaḷ
signal.  kakōḷḷe
signal with a mirror.  kakkilaajaj
signify.  kakōḷḷe

signal  
signal made on the end of thekie of a canoe signifying battle.  jubwij
visual signal such as fire to notify of death or other natural disasters.  jubwij

significantly  tōḷọk

silence  ikōñ,lōr

silent  
be silent.  lōr
be silent and pensive.  kejakḷọkjeṇ
keep silent.  ikōñ

silhouette  annañ

silk  jelōk

silly  bwebwe,jajeḷọkjeṇ

silver  jelba

silverfish  
a fish, silverfish,Gerres baconensis.  ilmek

similar  
and other similar things.  āierḷọk wōt
more similar to.  āinḷọk wōt
similar to.  ari-,āi-

simmer  du

simple  ḷam waan,pidodo

simulate  ari-

sin  bōd,jerọwiwi,ruo-
fall into sin.  tōmrok
mortal sin.  jerọwiwiin mej
original sin.  jerọwiwiin jolōt

since  jān,kōnke

sincere  ṃool

sing  al
a musical composition to be sung by all singers together.  kọrōj
seeal. sing, song.  alin
sing soprano.  jebrano
sing upon trees or in places above.  aluej

singe  rirar

single  
single, unmarried.  jalen

singlehanded  
to sail a canoe or boat singlehandedly.  wajekā

singly  kajjojo

sink  pelaḷ,ruñḷọk,tal,timaruk,tuññūlaḷḷọk,turruḷọk
feet sink in sand making for difficult walking.  neen kōbkōb
outrigger sinks because too much weight is placed on it.  tōmrok
sink into something.  mọọn
sink something in water.  kōtal

sinus  
characterized by chronic sinusitis.  rijekā

siphon  ṇomṇom

Siphonaria  
Siphonaria atra/japonica/sirius.  jowakin

Siphonaridae  
a shell,Siphonaridae.  jowakin

sir  ḷe

siren  jaidiñ
trumpet, horn, siren, conch.  jilel

sister  
older sister.  jei-,jine-
sisters of a male.  ine-
younger sister.  jati-

sit  
babysit.  kaajiriri
sit close together.  atartar
sit down.  jijet
sit on one's haunches.  pijḷeḷe
sitting mat.  era-,tōḷao
small sitting mat.  miar
to sit up on something high with the feet dangling and moving incessantly.  tōpḷedik

site  wōja

six  jiljino
sixteen.  joñoul jiljino
sixty.  jiljinoñoul
sixty pairs, fish or copra.  jiljinokor

sixth  
sixth moon phase.  maroklep

size  ded,detta-,jaij,joña
compare size.  joñjoñ
decreasing in size.  mọkun
decreasing in size, as of physique.  tor
giant size.  debbōn
of good size.  ṃōṃan ded
seejoña. size, extent.  joñan

sizzle  tūtiijij

skate  jikeet
a fish, a species of skate.  jiṃjọ

skeptical  kōrraat

ski  jājjāj

skid  jājjāj,jirilọk,midij

skiff  booj

skill  mejādik,tuon
skillful.  kapeel,ṇakṇōk

skilled  
unskilled person.  jedañ

skillful  uñkipden
unskillful.  jekapeel

skim  
skim across a surface.  jājjāj

skin  kil
bad case of skin disease (koko {kewkew}).  keḷe
cracks in skin of soles of feet.  bōlkōk
darkskinned.  jakmeej
disease, scaly and flaky skin.  koko
flabby, of skin.  pidtoto
get under one's skin.  kiliddāp
light skinned.  wūdmouj
mole on the skin.  ilmeej
rough skin.  bōbadede
scaly skin.  kwōdkwōdi
seekil. skin.  kilin
skin disease.  karko,tilpoki
skin disease, white spots on body.  jān
skin diving.  turọñ
skin parts of a plant to ensure its bearing of fruit or flowers.  kōnar
skin ulcer.  dekā,eakeak
tender skin of a baby.  ub
to skin.  ākilkil,kakilkil
twine made from skin of coconut frond midrib.  mālwe

skinned  
thick-skinned.  mejel kil

skinny  aidik,uwaidikdik

skip  jājjāj,kijoon
a game, skip-rope.  kutiñ
skip over.  kājoon

skip jack  
a fish, skip jack,Caranx lessonii.  ḷañe
a fish, skip jack,Caranx lessonii.  ṃōḷajutak
a fish, skip jack,Caranx melampygus, Hawaiianulua.  deltokrōk
a fish, skip jack, immature form,Caranx lessonii.  kupkup

skirmish  taiṃ
a skirmish.  im

skirt  likko
aboriginal women's skirts, now used as a baby's mat.  ed
grass skirt.  in,inin,ōr
grass skirt boys put on at puberty.  kiōk
maṇs skirt made from coconut fronds.  elmen
wear a skirt.  inin

skull  ḷat

sky  lañ
northwestern sky.  kapilōñ iōñ
red colored, of reddish coconuts or sky.  mir
southwestern sky.  kapilōñ rōk
western sky.  kapilōñ

slab  pedped

slack  
let out a rope to slacken it.  peaut

slam  
slam, as of a door.  okkoḷọk

slander  ruruwe,wūnwūj,wūnwūjriabeb

slang  kaj

slap  deñdeñ,depdep,jeptak,ubrar
slap on the back of the head.  jepwaḷ
to hit or slap someone with something, usually flat.  ubatak
waves receding from shore slapping against incoming waves.  jipikra

slash  ōrōr
cut, hack, chop off, split, slash.  jepak
slash with machete.  kabwil
sound of s.t. being ripped, torn, or slashed apart.  ōbbōḷọk

slaughter  ṃanṃan

slave  kuli

slay  kowadoñ,ṃanṃan

sleek  meoeo,metal

sleep  kiki,mājur
asleep.  kiki,mājur
fall asleep.  ṃadenḷọk
look up after nodding, sleeping, or reading.  bōk bar
make a sound of pleasure while sleeping because of good dreams.  jeja
oversleep.  mājurlep
see a vision in sleep.  ṃadenḷọk
sleep close to fire all night, especially old people.  eọwilik
sleep on mattress.  būtoñtoñ
sleep soundly.  joṇak,leṇak,mājurlep,ṃadenḷọk,ñakḷọkjeṇ,tōtoñ
sleep, chickens only.  de
sleeping mat.  jañiñi
sleeping place of.  lọrun
sleepy.  aruñijñij,mejki,memadidi,memejraalal
talk or walk in one's sleep.  jeja

sleeping mat  
a sleeping mat that's wet.  datoñ

sleeve  
roll up shirt sleeves or trousers.  limtak

slender  kādik,uwaidikdik

slice  jiḷait

slick  meoeo,metal

slide  midij,wāār
slide accidentally.  jirilọk
slide out of hand.  rōḷọk

slight  jiniñniñ
slightly.  jaad

slim  kādik,uwaidikdik
slim-waisted and broad-shouldered.  kāāj in kabwebwe

slime  
slime from slugs and fish.  medaekek

slimy  dāndān,korōt,kōkōr
slimy-eyed.  mejkōr

sling  
hoist by sling.  ṃukko
not good marksman, with gun, slingshot, or by throwing stones (seejerọ {jeraw}).  jerta
shoot with a sling.  kōpin
sling for hoisting cargo.  ṃukko
slingshot.  buwat
stones in a sling.  bo

slip  jājḷọk,jikeet,jirilọk,midij,tipjek,tūbbọk
slip down a tree or pole.  pirūrrūr
slip down out of position, of things.  pir
slip out.  kōkkekaak
slip under ground or sand.  jọ
slipped by, unite, escape.  rōḷọk
slippery.  jijir
slippery, of trees.  tabur

slip  jemej,likko
wear a slip.  jemej

slipper  jodi

slipshod  jabde

slit  ṃwijṃwij

slither  
slithering.  tōbalbal

sliver  tenaḷ

slobber  iādatōltōl,kaplo

slogan  kaj

sloop  ioot
a sloop.  jibūkbūk

slop  
slop out.  lilutōk
sloppy.  iiōk dakdak,jabde,jakōl

slope  jepāpe
steep slope.  jirūṃle

slovenly  iiōk dakdak
a slovenly person.  ikōn-aḷe

slow  bat,jāiur,kadikdik,mejjeeḷ,pepedikdik,raḷọk,ruṃwij
be slow to decide.  aepedped
be slow witted.  aḷḷañ
move slowly, snail's pace.  ṃōkaj jān oṃ
slow moving.  iki-ruṃwij
slow to anger in debate (seekwi {kʷiy}).  jọkkwikwi
slow to anger in debate(seeñeñiñi {gigiygiy}).  jaññiñi
slow to cry.  jọkkwikwi
slow to die (seemejjiie {mẹjjiyyẹy}).  mejjiia
slow to learn (seepenawiie {pẹnhawiyyẹy}).  penawiia
slow to obey.  jilikiia
slow when called (seeāñiie {yagiyyẹy}).  āñiia
to slow.  jiḷo
very slow.  iki-ruṃwij

slug  
sea slug.  pedobar,piāpe
slime from slugs and fish.  medaekek

slug  dukwaḷ

sluggish  dedo,jāmmourur
sluggishness.  addiṃakoko

slumber  kiki

slur  
slur one's words.  aplo

slurp  
to slurp.  ḷwiit

sly  Etao

smack  kōjbouk
smack the lips.  tōmmeḷọk

small  dik,jiddik,jidik,niñ,wūddik
anything small and round.  lijadoul
general term for small things.  oḷar
seedik. small.  ekadik
seedik. small.  kadik
small fry.  mānniñ
small pieces.  tipdikdik
small pox.  bokḷap
small thing.  ja
very small.  jibbatūñtūñ,jiniñniñ,wūnniñ
very small amount.  jebōñ

smart  jiṃaat,mālōtlōt,penawiie
a smart move.  jeḷā kōppeḷak
not smart.  jājiṃaat

smart  
smart, as medicine on a sore.  māāṇ
smart, irritated.  korōt

smash  jijiped,kōjbouk
be smashed against something, of canoes.  ubwe
get smashed in.  penā
smash into each other.  iṃaajaj
smashed.  kwōppeḷọk,mālij,obab,peddejọkwe
smash-up.  iṃaajaj

smashed  rup

smear  būrar

smegma  kōkkōk,ṇaṇ

smell  ātāt,būbḷapḷap,bwiin,kāātet,kōnāmnām,nām,nāmnām
savory smell.  bwiin-ennọ
seebwiin. smell, odor.  ebwiin
smell and taste of uncooked meat.  būbūramejmej
smell moldy.  ḷōḷ
smell of a swamp.  juoñ
smell of armpits.  medwañ
smell of blood.  meḷḷā
smell of breaking wind.  bwiin-jiñ
smell of cats.  kukuujuj
smell of chicken manure.  bwiin-kūbween-alōr
smell of clothing or mats under sun.  būbwidetdet
smell of cockroaches.  bwiin-juwapen
smell of coconuts.  būbnini,bwiin-ni
smell of cooking fish.  uwi
smell of copper.  kōkōbaba
smell of damp clothing.  jatbo
smell of dead flesh.  kōkōōrōr
smell of dead plants in water.  juoñ
smell of decayed flesh.  bwiin-puwaḷ,juoñ
smell of decayed or rotten matter.  juoñ
smell of exposed reef.  būbwilwōdwōd
smell of feces.  kūñ
smell of feces on body or clothing.  ñoño
smell of fish, lingering on hands, body, or utensils.  aelel
smell of fish--lingering on hands, body, or utensils.  joñọ
smell of imported goods.  bwiin-ppāllele
smell of iron.  memāālāl
smell of kerosene.  kōkarjinjin
smell of leaves of bushes.  kukmarmar
smell of new things.  bwiin-ppāllele
smell of pit for soaking coconut husks.  būto
smell of pork improperly butchered.  būbrọrọ
smell of preserved breadfruit.  būbwiroro
smell of roasting breadfruit.  kokwanjinjin
smell of rotten copra on body.  maḷḷipen
smell of rotten copra or rancid coconut oil.  ḷōḷ
smell of scrotum.  būbrọrọ
smell of smoke on breath, body, or clothing, etc..  bōbaidid
smell of the sea.  būbjetjet
smell of turtles.  būbwilwōnwōn
smell of unwashed genitals.  kūtkūt
smell of unwashed sexual organs.  būṇo
smell of urine.  kūḷōj,mieñ
smell or taste sour or bitter, as milk, vinegar, or rice soup, etc..  meñ
smell, body odor, disagreeable.  ajjiḷapḷap
smell, halitosis.  taiñad
smelly.  nām
sweet smell, of ripe pandanus fruit.  bwiin-tōñal