e₁ {yẹy}. he;she;it;pronoun, absolute, third person singular;him,her,it;pronoun, object, third person singular. e₂ {yẹy}. this;demonstrative, third person inclusive singular. ea seeia.where. eaab {yahab}. Dial. E, W:jaab {jahab}. no. 1.Eaab,iarjabjikuuḷ. No,Ididn'tgotoschool. 2.Eaabinjikuuḷ. Hedoesn'twanttogotoschool. eaabōbbōb {yahbẹbbẹb}. variant form ofabōbbōb {hahbẹbbẹb}. 1.Eaabōbbōbbwejenaajrumwijiwaeo. Hurryuporwemightmisstheship. eaar seear.past. eabukwi {yabikʷiy}. Alsoābukwi. v. caus.kōeabukwi; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fourhundred. 1.Jenkāābukwikuṇaadwaini. Let'seachofusgatherfourhundredcopranuts. eaebōjbōj seeaebōjbōj. eaiji seeaij.ice. eak {yak}. archaic. legendary pile of copra brought to Mwineak on Ebon by man from the Gilbert Islands. eake₁ {yahkey}. Dial. E only; seekake {kahkey}. with (it);about (it);because of (it); dialectal variant ofkake {kahkey}. 1. “Ñekōjmāntōpararinānṇekabkelọk,Bojin,imaōāneḷọkeakekōbṇebweejejbooj.” “Whenwereachthelagoonsideoftheisland,Mr.Boatswain,youcanjumpintothewaterandswimtotheislandwiththewatercontainerbecausewedon’thaveaskiff.”P1248 2.Errokaalikkarkeerrojeḷāwōneoikarkōnonoeake. TheyshowedthattheyknewwhoIwastalkingabout.P301 3.Joñan,ejjañinkarmaatwōtjikkaeokijenakejibweimkadkadtoḷọkeakeakebartilejuon. Somuchsothateventhoughhehadn'tfinishedhiscigarette,hethrewitawayandlitupanother.P881 4.Taṇekwōjruṃwijeake? Whatmakesyoulate? eakeak₁ {yakyak}. v. intr., tr.eakeake; n. inal.eakeakū; n. pers.ri-eakeak. skinulcer. eakeak₂ {yakyak}. v. distrib.eakeake. ghost;monster;hobgoblin. 1.Eḷapaneakeakeāneṇ. Thatislethaslotsofghosts. eakḷe {yakḷẹy}. pile ofstones. 1.Eḷapeakḷeeṇilikinaneeṇ. Thepileofstonesattheoceansideofthatisletisbig. 2.Eṃōjanṇotọọreeakḷeilik;kwōnejoujidekākaṇeippāndoon. Thewaveshavewashedoverthestonebarrierontheoceanside;pleasestackthestonestogetheragain. eaklep {yaklẹp}. Alsoiakalep{yiyakalep}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eaklepe,eaklipe; n. pers.ri-eaklep; n. constr.eaklepin. rob sittinghen of hereggs. 1.Aolepiienkwōjeaklepilolokaṇeimṃoolkekwekwōjjuonri-eaklep. Youalwaysrobthehensoftheireggsandit'struethatyouareaneggrobber. 2.Jabeaklepebaoeṇbweennejnej. Don'trobthehenofhereggssoshecanhavechicks. 3.Kanoojwajilolokaṇerejlikbweemoottokri-eaklepeo. Watchoutnowbecausetherobberhasarrived. eakpel {yakpẹl}. v. intr., tr.eakpele,eakpile; n. inal.eakpelū; n. pers.ri-eakpel. jettison;unload;lightenship. 1.Koṃwineakpeljānwaṇebweedouj. Throwoutsomethingbecauseyourboatisshippingwater. 2.Koṃwineakpelewaṇebweeobrak. Getsomethingofftheshipbecauseit'stoocrowded. eakto {yaktẹw}. Alsoākto. v. intr., tr.ākūtwe,eaktuwe; n. inal.eaktoū; v. caus.kōeakto; n. pers.ri-eakto; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. discharge;unload. 1. “Eṃōjjejeaktowōtke?”Jemaekajjitōkimkajjioñbōbraeaerrowōnṃaanḷọkwōtimaoḷ. “Arewedoneunloading?”Fatherinterjectedinanattempttostopthetwoofthemfromarguing.P703 2. “KōjroāktuwelaḷtakKapenṇeñanlowabweenbabu,”JemaekkōnonoḷọkñanBojineo. “HowaboutifwetakeCaptaindownbelowsohecanliedown,”FathersaidtotheBoatswain.P1046 3.Aolepjibboñimjota,ejiieneaktojekaroimkōkkāāljeib. Everymorningandeveningthejekaroshouldbeunloadedandthebottlerenewed.S19 4.Eruṃwijḷọkektakjānkarammānāktokōnwōtankarḷōḷapḷọkṇoimeḷapḷọkanjepliklikwaeojānkarṃokta. Ittookuslongertoloadthemupthanithadtooffloadthemsincethewavesweremakingtheboatswaybackandforthevenmorethanbefore.P747 5.Jibuunineakto. Servingspoon. 6.Raareaktokobbanwa. Theyunloadedtheship. eaktuwe {yakitiwey}. transitive form ofeakto {yaktẹw}. 1.Raareaktuwerikadekeojānbaḷuuneo. Theygotthedrunkardoffoftheplane eaḷ {yaḷ}. n. al; n. inal.eaḷū; v. caus.kōaḷ, kāāḷāḷ; v. distrib.āḷāḷe. coconut milk. 1.Earkāāḷāḷkemākaṇe? Didanybodyputcoconutmilkinthebreadfruit? 2.Eḷapanāḷāḷemākaṇe. There'stoomuchcoconutmilkinthebreadfruit. 3.Eḷapanāleraijṇe. There'stoomuchcoconutmilkintherice. 4.Jenetalinkōāḷtok. Let'sgomakesomecoconutmilkandbringithere, 5.Ṃoktata,ālkinaerraankeikwainieṇimbōkeaḷeṇjāne,rejkōjeekeimejerompinniep. Firstofall,aftertheyhavegratedthecopraandtakenthecoconutmilkfromit,theyheatitunderthesunanditbecomescoconutoil.S18 6.Raarāḷeraijeo. Theyputcoconutmilkintherice. ealikkar seealikkar.clear. eañ₁ {yag}. Alsoiōn{yi'yẹg}. n. al.; n. inal.eañū; n. constr.eañin, eañi; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. north. 1.Aelōñineañ. Thenorthernatolls. 2.EañinMājro. NorthofMajuro. 3.Kōtoinejitokjāneañ. Thewindcomesfromthenorth. 4.Remootniñeañḷọk. Theywenttowardthenorth (northward). eañ₂ {yag}. n. al.; v. caus.kōeañ; n. constr.eañin. ashell,StrombidaeLentigo lentiginosus orTricornis sinuatus/thersites/latissimus. 1.EḷapanlōñeañiloaelōñinWōjjā. TherearelotsofeañshellsatWotjeAtoll. eañ₃ {yag}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.eañū; v. caus.kōeañ; n. constr.eañin. urinate, of children only. 1.Eañajrieṇ. Thatchildisurinating. 2.Eareañkeniñniñṇeṃoktajānankiki? Didyouhelpthechildurinatebeforehewenttosleep? 3.Kwōnkeañajrieṇ. Helpthatchildurinate. eañ₄ {yag}. what do yousay?;do youhear me?. eañden {yagden}. Dial. E only; seekwōle {kʷẹlẹy}. v. intr.; n. inal.eañdenū. hungry. 1. “Kwoeañdenke?”Jemaekajjitōkippakekōṃroejetalioonwabeoḷọk. “Areyouhungry?”Fatheraskedmeaswewalkeddownthedock.P143 2.Eḷapaōeañden. Iamreallyhungry 3.Ieañdenbweiarjabṃabuñ. IamstarvingsinceIdidn'teatbreakfast. 4.Keekarbajjọej,kōmmānjinoeñjakeammāneañden. Byafternoon,wethefourofusstartedfeelinghungry.P882 5.Kwōnjabkaeañdeneakkwōnnaajdiki. Don'tlethimstarveandgivehimfood. eañrōk {yagrẹk}. Dial. W, E:ṃọṇe {ṃañẹy}. afish,surgeonfish,Naso unicornis. 1.Elōñkwoṇaneañrōk. Hecaughtlotsofeañrōk. 2.Ḷōṃaroremootinkaeañrōk. Themenwenttofishforeañrōk. eañtak {yagtak}. n. inal.eañtakū. northside. 1.EañtakinṂajōḷeḷapṃōrā. ThenorthernsideoftheMarshallsisdry. 2.TiṃaeoepādeañtakinṂajōḷ. TheshipisinthenorthernsideoftheMarshallIslands. ear seear.past tense. earap {yeharap}. archaic. n. al.; n. constr.earapin. fourthousand. eb₁ {yeb}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ebū; v. caus.kaeb; n. pers.ri-eb; n. constr.ebin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. dance. 1.Ebwinkilbōt. Kiribatesedance. 2.Eḷapanebbiōbrikilbōt. Kiribatesedancealot. 3.Eṃōjkaebliojānkilbōt. TheyhavemadethegirlfromKiribatidance. 4.Ḷōṃaroraṇrejeb. Themenareatthedanceplace,theyaredancing. 5.Rejalimebñaneokimkwōjaikujinjutakinjipiijimkaṃṃoololer. Theysinganddanceforyou,andyouareexpectedtostandupandsayafewwords,andthankthem.S4 6.Ri-ebrojānAmedkarenaajkātokilobaluuneoilju. ThedancerfromAmericawillcomeontheplanetomorrow. eb₂ {yeb}. variant form ofbwe {bey}. ebaj seebaj.just,only. ebaje {yebajey}. transitive form ofebeb {yebyeb}. 1.Jabebajiaḷṇe. Don'tmessuptheroad. 2.Lalipiikkojenaerebajenebjānmweeṇ. Stopthepigsfrommessinguptheareaoutsidethehouse. ebajeet {yebajẹyẹt}. Alsoeita{yẹyitah}. what's thematter. 1.Ebajeetkekwojabkelọkilobaḷuuneo? Whydidn'tyougoontheplane? ebajjeet {yebajjẹyẹt}. bemore like it;proper. 1.Ebajjeetkekwaaretalimeọñwōd. Itwasmorelikeitwhenyouwentoutfishing. 2.Ebajjeetkekwokatak. That'smorelikethewaytostudy (youweren'treallystudyingbefore). 3.Ekwāebajjeet. Nowthat'smorelikeit. eban {yeban}. expression: "impossible!"; "I doṇtbelieve it!"; "it caṇt be!". 1.Ebanñekweṇe! Ican'tbelieveit'syou! 2.Ṃoolkeebanjerbal. It'struethatitwon'twork. ebar seebar.again. ebbā seebōbwā. ebbaar seebōbaar. ebbadede seebōbadede. ebbaidid seebōbaidid. ebbaḷokḷok seebōbaḷokḷok. ebbat seebōbat. ebbeer seebōbweer. ebbetok seebōbwetok. ebbō seebōbō. ebbōj₁ seebōbōj. ebbōj₂ seebōbōj. ebbōk₁ seebōbōk. ebbōk₂ seebōbōk. ebbọk seebōbọk. ebbōkak {bebekak}. perfective ofbōbōk (ebbōk). ebbokḷọk {yẹbbẹkʷḷakʷ}. variant form ofbokkoḷọk {bẹkʷkʷẹḷakʷ}. ebbōl₁ seebōbōl. ebbōl₂ seebōbōl. ebbōṇōjṇōj seebōbṇōjṇōj. ebbool seebōbool. ebbōōlōl seebōbōōlōl. ebbōroro seebōbroro. ebeb₁ {yebyeb}. v. intr.; n. inal.ebebū; v. caus. intr.kōebeb, tr.kōebebe; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. shiver;shudder;vibrate. 1.Eḷapaōebebkōnaōpiọ. I'msochillyI'mshivering. 2.Ṃōḷoinekāebebeeō. Thiscoolweathermakesmeshiver. ebeb₂ {yebyeb}. Alsoeabeb{yabyẹb}. v. intr., tr.ebaje; v. distrib.ebebaj; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.ebjak). scatter;throw down;scratch, of chickens. 1.Baoeṇejebajeḷākaṇ. Thatchickenisscatteringthatgravel. 2.Bōlenrejlaleepidodokebwerenkabnaajkarebaje. Maybetheywantedtoseeifitwassoftenoughsotheycouldtearitapart.P1002 3.Eṃōjanbarukoebebajijo. Thebulldozershavedugthingsupthereandmadethelanduneven. 4.Kajjitōk:Kwōjitōkjāniakakoeṇ?;Jānlomareṇ;Kwaaret?,Iareabebkijōṃōñā. Aquery:"Whencecamethatrooster?", "Fromthoseboondocks.";"Whatdidyouthere?","Scratchedformyfood.". ebjak {yebjak}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ebjake; n. pers.ri-ebjak; n. constr.ebjakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. dug up;scattered;burst;perfective form ofebeb {yebyeb}. 1.Boktañeoeaarebjakḷọkñanlik. Thebombburstanddugthingsuptowardtheoceanside. 2.Boktañeoeebjakimrupṃweo. Thebombburstanddestroyedthebuilding. 3.Eebjakboktañeo. Thebombburst. 4.Eṃōjebjakeijo. Theplacewascompletelydugup. ebok seebok. ebōk seebōk.take,bring. ebooḷ seebooḷ. ebwe seebwe.enough. ebwiin seebwiin.smell,odor. ebwil seebwil. ebwilọk seebwilọk. ed₁ {yẹd}. v. caus.kaed. amat forwearing; aboriginal women'sskirts, now used as ababy's mat. 1.Kōrārejjabekkōṇakedrainiin. Womendon'twearmatsnowadays. 2.Liṃaroraṇrejkaediṃōnamiṃōṇoeṇankuḷabeṇankōrākeinaerrobūrejiniri-kakieṇ. Thewomenareshoppingfortraditionalwomen'smatsatthewomen'sclubhandicraftshoptogiveasgiftstothemanofthecloth. ed₂ {yẹd}. n. constr.edin, iden. fabric. 1.Eṃṃanedin (iden)nuknukṇeaṃ. Yourdressisofgoodfabric. 2.Idenjakieṇeṃṃanbweemeoeo. Thefabricofthatmatisgoodbecauseitissoft. ed₃ {yed}. archaic. becomered, of leaves. eddāil seededāil. eddāp seededāp. edde₁ {yẹddẹy}. Dial. W, E:de {dẹy} n. al.; v. intr.; v. caus. intr.kōedde, tr.kōeddeik; n. constr.eddein. roost;defecate fromtrees, ofbirds. 1.Iaeobaoinejeddeie? Where'sthischickenroosting? 2.Kaddeikbaoeṇimḷakṃōjjibwe. Waitforthechickentoroostandthencatchit. edde₂ seedede. eddeb seededeb. edded {yẹddẹd}. exclamation: "Oh my!". 1.Edded,ejjelọkṃōṃan (eṃṃan)in. Ohboy,thatwasgood. eddek seededek. eddep seededep. eddo seededo. eddo ippa- {yeddew yippa-}. v. intr.; n. inal.eddo ippa,. insulted;disappointed. 1.Enaajeddoippānñekwōjabkūri. He'llbeinsultedifyoudon'tinvitehim. 2.Menineddoippa. Itakethisasapersonalinsult. eddodo seededo. eddoor seededoor. eded {yedyed}. v. adj., tr.edede; n. inal.ededū; v. caus.kōeded; n. pers.ri-eded. snooping;prying;nosey;rummage;investigate;scrounge. 1.Idikearmejroteṇeeded. Idespiseapersonwhoisnosey. 2.Iededimṃōkakiaarjabloe. Ihavesearchedeverywhere,buthaven'tbeenabletofindit. 3.Jejilānedediāneṇ. Wearegoingtoscroungeforfoodonthatisland. 4.Kwōnkanoojededimpukote. Scroungearoundandreallylookforit. ededeḷọk seedede.ready,prepared. edeḷọñ seedeḷọñ. edike seedike.dislike. Edinij {yedinij}. n. al.; v. caus.kōedinij; n. constr.Edinijin. aplant, pandanus cultigen; Arno. edjoñ {yẹdjẹgʷ}. v. intr., tr.edjoñe; n. inal.edjoñū; n. pers.ri-edjoñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. tastefood ordrink;savor; sample. 1.Imaroñkeedjoñemāṇekijōṃ? MayItasteyourbreadfruit? 2.Kwōnedjoñeṃōkiiōkṇeennọke? Tastethismixture--isitgood? 3.Ri-edjoñeoaniroojeṇ. Sheistheonewhotastesfoodforthechief. 4.Taṇekwōjedjoñe. Whataretasting. edjoñe seeedjoñ. Edṃaṃo {yedṃahṃew}. n. al.; v. caus.kōedṃaṃo; n. constr.Edṃaṃoin. aplant,Pandanus fischerianus cultivar. (Stone). edouṃ {yẹdẹwiṃ}. n. al.; n. constr.edouṃin. bakedpandanus;cookedpandanus. 1.Edouṃinbōbrotṇe. Whattypeofpandanusisthatedouṃmadefrom? 2.Itōmwōdwōdedouṃ. Comechewsomecookedpandanus. edwaan {yedwahan}. Fromwaan {wahan} |"without purpose". n. al.; v. caus.keedwaan; n. constr.edwaanin. aplant,Edwaan; any wildpandanus; i.e. a mature tree grown up from seed;riffraff. 1.Enanawōdwōdedwaanbweeidid. Itsnotgoodtochewwildpandanusbecausetheycanbeitchy. 2.Iienñūtamenininnemkōjroetalinkeedwaan. We'reinafaminesituationsolet'sgolookforwildpandanustoeat. 3.Rejkeedwaan. Theyarelookingforwildpandanus. Edwaan-eṇ-an-Limaan {yedwahan-yeṇ-han-limahan}. FromLimaan "a womaṇs name". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-eṇ-an-Limaan; n. constr.Edwaan-eṇ-an-Limaanin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). Edwaan-eṇ-an-Luwaju {yedwahan-yeṇ-han-liwajiw}. n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-eṇ-an-Luwaju; n. constr.Edwaan-eṇ-an-Luwajuin. aplant, pandanus cultigen; Ailinglapalap. Edwaan-eṇ-an-Nelu {yedwahan-yeṇ-han-neyliw}. From "the wild pandanus of Nelu (a Ralik chief)". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-eṇ-an-Nelu; n. constr.Edwaan-eṇ-an-Neluin. aplant,Pandanus fischerianus cultigen. (Stone). Edwaan-in-Būkōr {yedwahan-yin-bikẹr}. From "wildBūkōr {biker} |(another cultigen)". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-Būkōr; n. constr.Edwaan-in-Būkōrin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). Edwaan-in-Jọibeb {yedwahan-yin-jawyibyẹb}. From "wildJọibeb" |{jawyibyẹb} |(another cultigen)". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-Jọibeb; n. constr.Edwaan-in-Jọibebin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). Edwaan-in-likin-Ṃōnkwōlej {yedwahan-yin-likin-ṃenkʷelyej}. FromṂōnkoleej {ṃenkʷelyej} |"Ebon place name",likin {likin} |"ocean side of". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-likin-Ṃōnkwōlej; n. constr.Edwaan-in-likin-Ṃōnkwōlejin. aplant, pandanus cultigen; Ebon. Edwaan-in-lọurō {yedwahan-yin-lawireh}. Fromḷọurō {lawireh} |"bad soil". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-lọurō; n. constr.Edwaan-in-lọurōin. aplant, pandanus cultigen; Ebon. Edwaan-in-Matoḷej {yedwahan-yin-mateḷʷyẹj}. FromMatoḷiej {mateḷʷyẹj} |the name of an islet in Wotje atoll". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-Matoḷej; n. constr.Edwaan-in-Matoḷejin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). Edwaan-in-Ṃwejok {yedwahan-yin-ṃeyjekʷ}. FromṂwejok {ṃeyjekʷ} |the name of a land tract,ṃwe {ṃey} |"house of",jok {jekʷ} |"alight". n. al.; v. caus.kōedwaan-in-Ṃwejok; n. constr.Edwaan-in-Ṃwejokin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). eeo {yẹyyew}. that'sright. eeọñōdñwōd {yyagʷedgʷed}. Dial. W:eeọñōd {yeyyagʷed}, E:eọñōdñōd {yeyagʷedgʷed}. v. adj.; n. inal.eeọñōdñwōdū; v. caus.kōeeọñōdñwōd; n. pers.ri-eeọñōdñwōd; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. gofishing frequently; distributive form ofeọñōd. 1.Eḷapaneeọñwōdwōdḷeeṇ. Thatmanisalwaysgoingfishing eermeeḷ {yeyermeyeḷ}. From Engl. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eermeeḷe; n. pers.ri-eermeeḷ; n. constr.eermeeḷin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. airmail;send by airmail. 1.Kabeermeeḷeḷọk. Besuretosenditbyairmail 2.Lōtaeaōearitokiloeermeeḷtok. Mylettercamebyairmail eieṇ {yẹyiyeṇ}. variant form ofiieṇ {'yiyeṇ}. Eijia {yẹyijiyah}. From Engl. n. pers.ri-Eijia. Asia. 1.Ri-Eijia. Asian ein seeāin. einwōt seeinwōt.like. eiō {yẹyiyẹh}. variant form ofiiō {'yiyẹh}. eita {yẹyitah}. variant form ofebajeet {yebajẹyẹt}. 1.Eitaneeṃ? Whathappenedtoyourfoot? eitaak seeitaak. eitok seeitok.comehere. eitōn {yẹyiten}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. almost. 1.Eitōnmaatdānninaebōjeṇ. Thewaterinthatcisternisalmostallgone. 2.Reeitōnmaatmenkā. Thesethingsarealmostallgone. ej₁ {yẹj}. formant in place names;upper;eastern; see-ej ofutiej. 1.Baḷuuneṇeḷapanḷoej. Theplaneistoohigh. 2.Waeoeṇepādlikiej. Theshipisattheeasternoceansideofthisisland. ej₂ {yej}. v. aux. prime. bedoing something;be inprogress;noncompletive. 1.Kekōṃroejepaakeḷọkṃōniroojeo,juonarmejelaṃōjeḷọkkōṃro. Whenweweregettingclosetothechief’shouse,apersonyelledtous.P226 ejaad seejaad.rather. ejaak {yejahak}. v. intr., tr.ejaake; n. inal.ejaakū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pile up;heap;build;construct form andperfective form ofejej {yejyej};evolve. 1.Anijearejaakelaḷin. Godcreatedtheworld. 2.Armejearejaakjānmeninmourkojet. Manevolvedfromotheranimals. 3.Kwōnejaaketokṃōṇe. Buildthehouseoverthisway. 4.Kwōnejaakidekākaṇeṇaiijeṇe. Pileupthosestonestherebyyou. 5.Wōnṇeearejaakeṃōṇe? Whobuiltyourhouse? ejab seejab.not. ejaje seejaje.notknow. ejako seejako.absent. ejañ seejañ. ejar seejar.breakoff;split. eje {yejey}. transitive form ofejej {yejyej}. ejej₁ {yẹjẹj}. Alsoejjej{yẹjjẹj},ejjeej{yẹjjẹyẹj}. nothing;none;not any;nil;no one; seejej. 1.Ejejarmejāneeṇ. Therearenopeopleinthatisland. 2.Ejejṃōñāñanjidik. Absolutelynofoodatall. 3.Ejejtokjānaōkarilọk. Iwastedmytimebygoingthere. 4.Erretoerretak,erreniñeañerrerōkeañ,akejejāneekarloe. Helookedallaround,tothenorthandtothesouth,buthedidn’tseeanything.P917 5.Jebboñoneojuonimakerujimḷakreilikreiṃaanilowaanwaeo,eejejeṇikarloeakñawōt. ThenextmorningIwokeuponmyownandlookedallaroundbutdidn’tseeanyoneelse.P955 6.Ḷakkeejejeṇekkōnono,ejujenwōnṃaanḷọkwōt. Sincenooneelsesaidanything,hecontinued.P924 ejej₂ {yejyej}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eje; n. pers.ri-ejej; n. constr.ejejin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.ejaak). build up;erect;pile up;build. 1.Ñeeejaakenaajlukkuunutiej. Whenitisbuilt (completely),itwillbeverytall. 2.Rejejelōñḷọkṃweeṇ. They'rebuildingthehousehigher. ejej₃ {yejyej}. Alsoōjōj{hejhej}. v. intr., tr.ejek. usemouth tohuskcoconuts;husking of coconuts bycoconut crabs;strip orpeel off one layer at a time. ejeja seejeja. ejejjet seejejjet. ejekkar seejekkar.ill-matched,unbecoming. ejeḷā seejeḷā.know. ejemḷam seejemḷam. ejeṃḷọk seejeṃḷọk. ejiṃwe seejiṃwe.straight,correct. ejino seejijino. ejja₁ {yejjah}. archaic. harbor. ejja₂ seejeja. ejjaak seejejaak. ejjāāl seejejāāl. ej jab seejab.not. ej jab aelọk {yej jab hayelakʷ}. Idiom. From "It's not obscured." obviously;conspicuously. 1.Ejjabaelọkmālōtlōt. He'sdefinitelyagenius. 2.Rejjabaelọkjerbalkoanrōmṃan. Hisgoodperformancesareknownbyeverybody.Hisgoodworkiswellknown. ejjabdaan {yejjabdahan}. notmany; notmuch; notexactly. 1.Ejjabdaanlapwaeoeaaritok. Theshipthatcamewasn'tthatlarge. 2.EjjabdaanlōñarmejinṂajōḷkeidiñanKuam. TherearenotasmanyMarshalleseasthereareGuamanians. 3.Ejjabdaanlōñbōbānin. Therearenotmanypandanusonthisisland. ejjānene seejejānene. ejjañin seejañin.notyet. Ejje {yẹjjẹy}. name of anavigational sign; a giant redshark. ejjed seejejed. ejjedmatmat seejejedmatmat. ejjedwawa seejejedwawa. ejjeej {yẹjjẹyẹj}. variant form ofejej {yẹjẹj}. 1.Ejjeejdānninaebōjjimeeṇeṇ. Thereisabsolutelynowaterinthecistern. ejjeikik seejejeikik. ejjeḷā {yejjeḷay}. archaic. toanchor. 1.Ejjeḷātoonbōbtowa. Anchoruntileverythingiscleartome. (wordsfromchant) ejjeḷam seejejeḷọk.none. ejjelōblōb seejejelōblōb. ejjelọk {yẹjjẹylakʷ}. n. al.; v. intr.; v. caus.kōjjelọk; n. constr.ejjelọkin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. breakloose, as boat from sand;floatloose. 1.Ejjelọkwajānwōdeo. Theboatfloatedloosefromthereef. 2.Eḷakibwijejjelọkwaeo. Whenthetidecamein,theboatfloatedloose. 3.Raarkanōkwaeoimkōjjelọke. Theypulledtheboatoffthereef. ejjelọk seejejelọk. ejjeḷọk {yejjeḷakʷ}. Dial. W, E:jej {jẹj}. Alsojejḷọk {jẹjḷọk}. nothing;nobody;without;destitute of;nil;none. 1. “Eṃṃanwōtanjejḷọkṇo,”Kapeneoeba. “It’snotthatwavy,whichisgood,”theCaptainsaid.P526 2.Ejjeḷọkanmaroñinkōṃṃanjabdewot. Hehasnopowertodoanything. 3.Ejjeḷọkkobbanakkauneṇan. There'snothingleftinhisaccount. ejjeṃ seejejeṃ. ejjeor seejejeor. ejjerakrōk seejerak. ejjerwawa seejejerwawa. ejjeurur seejejeurur. ejjo seejejo. ejjō seejejō. ejjōbaō {yẹjjẹbahẹh}. Fromejjab {yejjab} |"it is not",aō {hahẹh} |"mine". n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-ejjōbaō; n. constr.ejjebaōin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. agame, Marshallese women'sbaseball. 1.LeddikwōtrejejjōbaōṂajeḷ. OnlygirlsplayejjōbaōintheMarshalls. 2.Raarejjōbaōḷọkemboñ. Theyplayedejjōbaōtillnightfall. ejjọjọ seejejọjọ. ejjoñ seejejoñ. ejjọñ seejejọñ. ejjookok seejejookok. ejjor seejejor. ejjoram seejejoram. ejṃaan {yejṃahan}. n. al.; n. constr.ejṃaanin. largestone;rock;boulder. 1.Ejabwilḷọkejṃaaneo. Theboulderrolledover. 2.Raarkōjabilḷọkejṃaaneo. Theyrolledthestoneaway. ejọ seejọ. ejok seejok. ejorrāān seejorrāān.kaput,broken,nogood. ejouj {yẹjẹwij}. Alsoejoujik{yẹjẹwijik}. v. intr., tr.ejoujik,ejouji; n. inal.ejoujū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pile;stack;aggregate. 1.Ejmaatwōtejoujjabeoakebarettōrāneḷọktūrakeoimkannetok. Whenthefirstpilewasgonethetruckleftandbroughtinanotherload.P359 2.Ejoujinwaini. Apileofcoconuts. 3.Ejoujiwainikoippāndoon. Makeapileofthosecoconuts. 4.Kwōnaljektokwainiimejoujtokṇaijjieṇ. Gathercopranutsandpilethemupoverthere. 5.Ḷaddikroraarejoujikḷọkwainiko. Theboysmadeapileofcoconuts. ejoujik {yẹjẹwijik}. variant form ofejouj {yẹjẹwij}. ek {yẹk}. n. al.; v. distrib.ike; n. constr.ikōn, ekin. fish. 1.Eikeāniin. Therearelotsoffisharoundthisislet. 2.Ekjọọḷkabekṃōṇakṇakekkāwōtaerkōṃṃaniloaelōñkoilikinmereikeakejjeḷọkarmejinamāni. Saltfishanddriedfisharerarelymadeonouterislandsthathavelotsoffishandnoonetoconsumethem.S27 3.Elōñekikaarar. Therearemanypoisonousfish. 4.IkenMājroreouwi. Majuro'sfisharetasty. 5.Taṇeejkaikeāniin. Whatmakesthisislandhavesomanyfish? ekāāl seekāāl. ekabokbok seebokbok.rejected. ekadik seedik.small. ekadu seekadu. ekajet {yekajet}. Alsoeakjet{yakjet}. v. intr., tr.ekajete; n. inal.ekajetū; v. caus.kōekajet; n. pers.ri-ekajet; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. judge;try incourt; togrill someone. 1.Raarekajeteḷọkimboñ. Theygrilledhimuntilitgotdark. 2.Ri-ekajet. Thejudge. 3.Taeoraarekajetekake? Whatdidtheygrillhimabout? ekajoor seekajoor.strong. ekanooj seekanooj.really. ekar seekar.pasttense. ekauwōtata seekauwōtata. ekbab {yekbab}. v. intr., tr.ekbabe; n. inal.ekbabū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. throw down, as inwrestling. 1.RiuñtaakeojānAmedkaearekbabeḷeojānRoojia. ThewrestlerfromAmericathrewdownthewrestlerfromRussia. 2.Taṇekwōjekbabe? What'sthatyou'rethrowingdown? ek-bōḷāāk {yẹk-beḷayak}. afish. ek-bōlōk {yẹk-bẹlẹk}. afish, thread-backedbutterfly fish,Heniochus acuminatus. eke₁ {yẹkẹy}. v. intr.; n. inal.ekeū; v. distrib.ekeke,ikikie (yikyikiyẹy). bloodvessel;vein;artery. 1.Ealikkarekeinpein. Theveinsinhisarmsarequitevisible. 2.Eekekepeinḷeeṇ. Onecanseelotsofveinsinhisarms. eke₂ {yẹkẹy}. Fromeke {yẹkẹy} |"vein". n. al.; n. constr.ekein. nylonfishline. Ekeṇ {yẹkyeṇ}. From "that fish". aplant, pandanus cultigen; Aur. ekijoñ seekijoñ. ekilōk seekilōk. ekin boñ jab lo raan {yẹkin bẹgʷ jab lew rahan}. idiom. fish that areṇtsufficient for the next day. 1.Earbakōminkañekkobweekinboñjabloraan. Hetoldustofinishthefishbecausetheyweretoofewtobeleftforthenextday. ekjab {yekjab}. idol;statue. 1.Ekjabeoarkōṃṃanjānkool. Theidolwasmadeofgold. 2.Kwōnjabkōṃṃanimjekjekekjapñaneok. Thoushaltnotmakeuntotheeanygravenimage.S5 3.Rejkabuññanekjab. Theyworshipanidol. ekkā seekōkā. ekkaadad seekōkaadad. ekkaal seekōkaal. ekkāālel seekōkāālel. ekkaan seekōkaan. ekkaapap seekōkaapap. ekkaj seekōkaj. ekkajkaj seekōkajkaj. ekkāke seekōkāke. ekkal₁ seekōkal. ekkal₂ seekōkal. ekkan₁ {yekkan}. Dial. W only. n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-ekkan; n. constr.ekkanin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bringfood to achief;tribute. 1.Koṃwinekkanḷọkñaniroojeṇ. Bringfoodtothechief. 2.RaarekkaneḷọkRuwamaejeteo. Theybroughtfoodtothestranger. ekkan₂ {yekkan}. dialectal variant ofeọjek {yawjẹk}. ekkan₃ seekōkan. ekkañ seekōkañ. ekkañ loo- seekōkañ loo-. ekkapit seekōkapit. ekkar seekōkar. ekkārere seekōkārere. ekkarjinjin seekōkarjinjin. ekkarkarōke seekōkarkarōke. ekkarrūkarōk seekōkarrūkarōk. ekkat seekōkat. Ekke {yẹkkẹy}. n. al.; v. caus.kōekke; n. constr.Ekkein. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). ekkeeṇ seekōkeeṇ. ekkeilọk seekōkeilọk. ekkein₁ seekōkein. ekkein₂ seekōkein. ekkein wa seekōkein wa. ekkeini seekōkeini. ekkeitaak {yẹkkẹyitahak}. variant form ofkōkkeitaak {kẹkkẹyitahak}. 1.Raarekkeitaakekōtaanṃōko. Theyconnectedthehouses. ekkejel₁ {yẹkkẹyjẹl}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. constr.ekkejelin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. hang on;latch on to. 1.Ekkejelippañekweitanwōtlọk. Hangontomeifyouareabouttofall. 2.Kwōnekkejelwōtilotoṇebwekwōnjabwōtlọk. Holdontotheropesoyoudon'tfall. ekkejel₂ seekōkejel. ekkekaak seekōkkekaak. ekkeñaj seekōkeñaj. ekkeroro seekōkeroro. ekketaak seekōketaak. ekkōb seekōkōb. ekkōbaba seekōkōbaba. ekkọbōl seekōkọbōl. ekkodaṃdaṃ seekōkodaṃdaṃ. ekkokowa {yẹkkẹwkẹwah}. Dial. W only; seelejọñjọñ {leyjagʷjagʷ} Alsoekkokouwa{yekkewkewiwah}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ekkokowaik(i); n. inal.ekkokowaū; n. pers.ri-ekkokowa; n. constr.ekkokowaan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. jugglingcontest;juggle. 1.Kwōnkakkokowaikledikeoejkabitok. Youshouldletthenewgirlcompeteinjuggling. 2.Ledikroraarekkokowa. Thegirlshadajugglingcontest. 3.Ri-ekkokouwaeojānhighschoolearwiin. Thejugglerfromhighschoolwonthecontest. ekkōl seekōkōl. ekkōljake seekōkōljake. ekkōṃ seekōkōṃ. ekkōn seekōkōn. ekkōṇak seekōkōṇak. ekkọọl seekokọọl. ekkoonak {yẹkkẹwẹnhak}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ekkoonake; n. pers.ri-ekkoonak; n. constr.ekkoonakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method, surround a school ofrainbow runners with plainsennit. 1.Kōpoojkijeekkobweri-ekkoonakrorātok. Getthecookingfiresreadybecausethosewhowenttofishforrainbowrunnersareontheirwayback. 2.Ḷōṃaroraṇrejekkoonaktokjānāneuweo. Themenarefishingbytheekkonakmethodinthisdirectionfromthatisletwayoverthere. 3.Raarekkoonakiiaikaidikkein? Wheredidtheycatchtheserainbowrunners? ekkootantōn seekōkootantōn. ekkōpal seekōkōpāl. ekkōpeḷ seekōkōpeḷ. ekkor seekokor. ekkōr seekōkōr. ekkorkor seekokorkor. ekkōt seekōkōt. ekkotaak seekōkotaak. ekkwaad seekokwaad. ekkwaḷ seekokwaḷ. ekkwanjinjin seekokwanjinjin. ekkweetet seekokweetet. ekkwelep seekokwelep. ekkwōjarjar seekokwōjarjar. eklejia {yẹklẹyjiyah, yẹklẹjiyah}. From Engl. (from Greekekklesia). n. pers.ri-eklejia. members of thechurch;ecclesia;laity;congregation. 1.AolepeklejiakoanJarinRadikDooniloṂajōḷrejkwelọkaolepḷọkinjuoniiōiloMājro. AllcongregationsoftheUnitedChurchofChristmeetinMājroeverytwoyears. 2.EkelejiakoanJarinRadikDooniloṂajōḷ. ThecongretationsoftheUnitedChurchofChristintheMarshallIslands. ekḷọk {yẹkḷakʷ}. v. intr.. getspoiled, offish. 1.Eekḷọkekko. Thefisharespoiled. 2.Kwōnkōmattiekkaṇebwerōnaajekḷọk. Cookthosefishbeforetheyspoil. ek ṃōṇakṇak {yẹk ṃeṇakṇak}. n. al.; n. constr.ek ṃōṇakṇakin. smokedfish. 1.Ekṃōṇakṇakiniakein. Wherearethesesmokedfishfrom? 2.Raarekṃōṇakṇakiekko. Theysmokedthefish. ekmouj {yẹkmẹwij}. Fromek {yẹk} |"fish",mouj {mẹwij} |"white". v. caus.kōekmouj. afish,parrotfish,Scarus harid. 1.EḷapanekmoujilikinWōjjā. TherearelotsofekmoujontheoceansideofWotje. 2.Ḷōṃarorejkaekmouj. Themenarefishingforparrotfish. eko seeko. beabsent. ekōjkan {yẹkẹjkan}. certainly; "Youbet!"; "Andhow!". 1. “Ekōjkan!”Kapeneoebaruwaak. “Andhow!”theCaptainanswered.P288 2.IjtomakbwetūreepeoaṃñanAmedkaelukkuunemṃan?Ekōjkan,ekarlukkuunemṃan. IbelieveyoutriptoAmericawasverygood.Ofcourse,itwasverynice. ekōḷōk {yẹkẹḷẹk}. exclamation: "wow!"; "ouch!". 1.Ekōḷōkkekweṇe! Whatasuprisetoseeyou! ekōṃṃan seekōṃṃan.make,do. ekōṇaan seekōṇaan.want to,like to. ekōppaḷpaḷ seekōppaḷpaḷ. ekpā₁ {yekpay}. v. intr.; n. inal.ekpāū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. changeclothes, from good to dirty. 1.Ekpākoaōkaṇe. Thosearemyworkingclothes. 2.Kwōnekpāḷọkbwejenilāneọñōd. Putonoldclothesbecausewe'regoingfishing. 3.Kwōnekpaikajiriraṇebwerenilānikkure. Changethechildren'sclothessotheycangooutandplay. ekpā₂ {yekpay}. Alsoekpā{yẹkpay}. afish. 1.Juoneokoṇaekpākileplep. Icaughtabigekpā. ektak {yektak}. v. intr., tr.ektake; n. inal.ektakū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. toload;haul;wrestlingmaneuver, Marshallese style only. 1. “Kōjronaajektaki,”eba. “We’lltakethemwithus,”hereplied.P1335 2. “RaarbainbōktoklōtaeñanKapenṇeanwaṇebweenektakeñanLikiepeba. “IwastoldtobringthislettertotheCaptainofthisboatforhimtotaketoLikiep,”hesaid.P309 3.Ektakiwajwainikā. Loadthiscopraontothatboat. 4.Ewōrtakwōjektakeippaṃilotūreepṇe? Doyouhaveanythingyouwanttotakewithyouonyourtrip? 5.Ijilānektake. I'llgopickherup. 6.MenkeinrōkarkajjitōkkōmmānmaroñkeektakiḷọkñanLikiep. TheyaskedifwecouldtakethemwithustoLikiep.P443 7.Ri-ektakwainieoanRre (Erre)eṇ. HeistheonewholoadscoprafortheRRE. 8.Waeoeṇejektakṃweiuk. Thatboatisloadingtradegoods. ektake seeektak. ekwe {yekʷey}. Alsoeokwe. n. inal.ekweū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. well;okay. 1. “Ekwe,”iba. “Ok,”Isaid.P146 2.Ekweinaajiwōj. Okay,I'llbethere. 3.Eokwe,ijajebweetūṃjānbaḷuuneo. Well,Idon'tknowbuthemissedtheplane. ekwekwe {yekʷeykʷey}. Alsokwōjabṃōk{kʷejabṃek}. interjection: "If that's so, thencontinue."; showinginterest;keep on. 1.Ekwekwebweenaajboñekōm. Hurryoritwillsoonbetoodarkforustogo. 2.Ekwekwebwejenetalḷọk. Don'tstopnow;keepatitsowecanleavesoon. el₁ {yẹl}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ilō, elū; n. constr.ilen, elin. nest;clothing (in construct only). 1.Ejeliabaoeṇ. Whereisthathenmakingitsnest? 2.Jetkaṇelin/ilenbaobuḷōnmareṇ. Therearesomechickennestsintheboondocks. el₂ {yel}. cut off. el₃ {yẹl}. Alsoeḷ{yẹḷ} (beforeḷọk). v. intr.; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. payattention to;takeseriously;avert;turnaway from. 1. “Koṃrojabelwajippānbweejrorrorbajjekwōtakejjabkūk. “Youtwoshouldn’tpayattentiontohim,becausehe’sallbarkandnobite.P178 2.Earjabeltokñaneō. Hedidn'tpayattentiontome. 3.Eṇtakwōjeltokñanekeajirimene? Whydoyoubotherwithhim,he'sjustakid. 4.IjḷōmṇakJemaekarjabroñmeneobweiḷaklaleejjabkanoojelḷọk. Ididn’tthinkFatherhadheardwhathesaidbecausewhenIlookedoverhedidn’tseemtobepayingattention.P450 5.Jabeḷḷọkbweajrimeneṇ. Don'tpayanyattentiontohimforheisjustachild. 6.Jabeḷḷọkñane. Justignorehim. 7.Jabeḷḷọk. Don'tletyourattentionwander. 8.Kwōneltokñanñabweinkwaḷọkwajiiaḷeo. Listentometoshowyoutheway. 9.Kwōnjabeḷḷọkjānebweenaajmej. Don'tturnawayfromherorshe'lldie. 10.Kwōnājbajjekelwajñaneinnemejjeḷọkmeneṇetōprak. Youkeepbeingdistractedbyherandyouwon'tgetanythingdone. 11.Tauninaṃeḷḷọkjāne? Whydidyouturnawayfromher? eḷ₁ {yeḷ}. canoe part, place where one sits, just behind middle. eḷ₂ {yeḷ}. archaic. cult thattattooed and practicedmagic. eḷak seeḷak.then,when. eḷaññe {yeḷaggey}. complementizer. if. 1.Eḷaññeeṃṃaṇmourinaajiwōj. IfIfeelallright,I'llbethere. 2.Eḷaññeiarjabnañinmejinaajuweilowaeo. IfIdidn'tgetsickImighthavegoneontheboat. eḷap seeḷap.big. eḷbōn {yeḷben}. n. al.; v. caus.kōeḷbōn; v. distrib.eḷbōne; n. constr.eḷbōnin. elephant. 1.EeḷbōnebuḷōnIntia. ThereareelephantsalloverIndia. 2.EḷapaneḷḷapelbōninIndia. TheelephantsfromIndiaarehuge. 3.Ḷōṃaroraarkaeḷbōn. Themenwentelephant-hunting. ele {yeley, yẹlẹy}. variant form ofile {yilẹy}. Elej {yelej}. From Engl. n. pers.ri-Elej. Ellice Islands;Tuvalu. 1.Ri-Elejroraṇraartokeaktok. ThepeoplefromTuvaluhavejustarrived. elianij {yeliyahnij}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. darkness that follows acloud coming over the horizon at night. 1.Enaajwōtbweetkeelianijtok. Itlookslikerainasitisdarker. eḷḷa {yeḷḷah}. v. intr., tr.eḷḷaik; n. inal.eḷḷaū. ribs,nautical. 1.Elḷainboojeokōṃṃanjānlukweej. Theribsoftheboataremadeofcalophylluminophyllum. 2.Kebajlowaanwaeoeokōmmānkarkabijjeie,meneojemaroñroñdeeoijoejaininkienammānkañuripetkōjko,kobaippānainikienanjejelōblōbdāneoikōtaaneḷḷako. Theonlythingwecouldhearinsidetheboatwasthesoundofuseatingourbiscuitsandofthewatersplashingaroundbetweentheribsoftheboats.P813 eḷḷā seeḷōḷā. eḷḷaaj₁ seeḷōḷaaj. eḷḷaaj₂ seeḷōḷaaj. eḷḷaak seeḷōḷaak. eḷḷāārār seeḷōḷāārār. elladikdik seeleladikdik. ellāle seelelāle. eḷḷaḷḷaḷ seeḷōḷaḷḷaḷ. eḷḷao seeḷōḷao. eḷḷap seeḷap.big. elle seelele. ellejkakkak seelelejkakkak. ellejkōnkōn seelelejkōnkōn. ellejlej seelelejlej. elleṃaj seeleleṃaj. ellemej seelelemej. eḷḷeoeo seeḷōḷeoeo. ello seelelo. ellok seelelok. ellōk {yẹllẹk}. Dial. W, E:ṃọle {ṃawlẹy}. afish,rabbitfish,Siganus rostratus/puellus. 1.Elōñkwoṇāerellōk. Theycaughtlotsofrabbitfish. 2.Remootinkaellōk. Theywentfishingforellōk. 3.Ri-kaellōkroraṇrejkabpotok. Themenwhofishedforrabbitfishhavejustarrived. eḷḷọk {yeḷḷakʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eḷḷọke; n. inal.eḷḷọkū; n. pers.ri-eḷḷọk; v. distrib.eḷḷọkḷọk; n. constr.eḷḷọkin. lay out;spread out;lie;recumbent;stretch. 1.Eḷḷọkediiṃ. Liedownandrelax (stretchoutyourbackbone). 2.Eḷḷọkeokṇe. Spreadoutthelongnet. 3.Eḷḷọkepeiṃ. Holdoutyourhand. 4.Eḷḷọkitokjakikaṇe. Layingoutthematstowardhere. 5.Eḷḷọkḷọkkāājrotṇe. That'sthetypeoffishhookthatalwaysstretchesoutofshape. 6.Jabeḷḷọklepejakeṇe. Don'tlayoutthewholemat. 7.Rejeḷḷọkjaki. Theyarelayingoutmats. 8.Ri-eḷḷọkjakieoeṇ. Hisjobistospreadoutthemats. ellōkan {yellekan}. about,approximately. eḷḷōkọ seeḷōḷōkọ. ellolo seelelolo. ellor seelelor. ellotaan seelelotaan. ellowetak {yelleweytak}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kōellowetak, tr.kōellowetake; n. pers.ri-ellowetak; n. constr.ellowetakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. enthusiasm;earnest;excited;inspired. 1.Raarkanoojellowetakkōnnaankoearba. Theywereinspiredbywhathehadjustsaid. 2.Rejkabtanellowetakkerejroñainikien. Theybegantogetenthusedwhentheyheardhisvoice. ellu seelilu. Elṃad {yẹlṃad}. astar name,Vega. eḷmān {yeḷman}. Fromie ḷōmān? 'What's its shape?' n. inal.eḷma; n. const.eḷmān. how?. 1.Eḷmaḷọkñanānṇeiōñkekiineibwijmejjeṇe? HowamItogettothenextislandnorthofheresinceit'shightide? 2.Eḷmāerkerōkōṇaaneọñwōdippādakraabwinjipañkōjkōmọọr. Whatshouldwedowiththem,astheywanttogofishingwithusbutdon'twanttohelpuslookforbait. 3.Eḷmāmikekōmikwōleakkōmiabwinjerbal? What'swithyoupeople,you'rehungryandyetyoudon'twanttowork. 4.Eḷmānaerkōṃṃane? Howdotheydoit? 5.Eḷmānanbakeebūrookakwiaindeeṇ? Howcouldhesayhe'sbrokewhenhekeepsbuyingthings? 6.Joujimkwaḷọkḷọkñaneeḷmānkattōrewaṇe. Pleaseshowhimhowtodrivethatcar. 7.Kōḷmānekōṇaanjeḷāeḷmaṃkiiō. Kōḷmanwantstoknowwhat'syourpresentstatus. elmaroñ {yẹlmaregʷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.elmaroñū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. able tothrow hard. 1.EḷapanelmaroñSandyKoufax. SandyKoufaxcanreallythrowhard. 2.Taeṇearkaelmaroñe? Whatmakeshimabletothrowsohard? elme {yelmey}. Dial. E, W:kabbok {kabbẹkʷ} breadfruitflower. elmen {yẹlmẹn}. archaic. maṇsskirt made fromcoconut fronds. elmọkot {yẹlmakʷet}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.elmọkote; n. pers.ri-elmọkot; n. constr.elmọkotin. sample;experiment. 1.Jenaajelmọkoteṃōklaleeṃṃanke. We'llexperimentwithittoseeifitworks. 2.Raarerrāiloelmakotko. Theyagreeonthesuggestions. 3.Raarkōṃṃanjetelmakotṃoktajānkwelọk. Theymadesomesuggestionsbeforethemeeting. Elmọñ {yẹlmagʷ}. AlsoMọñ. aconstellation;Aries; alpha, beta, and gamma. eḷọk seeḷọk. elōñ seelōñ.many. eḷot seeḷot. Elpeekdu {yelpeyekdiw}. Frompeekdu {peyekdiw} |"a fish". n. al.; v. caus.kōelpeekdu; n. constr.Elpeekduin. aplant, pandanus cultigen; Ebon; similar toJọṃwinjoñ{jawṃinjegʷ}. eḷtan pā {yeḷtan pay}. n. inal.eḷtan peū. workmanship;penmanship. 1.Ekanoojeṃṃaṇeḷtanpein. Hisworkmanshipisfine.Hispenmanshipisfine. 2.Emṃaneltanpeiniloanjeje. Hishandwritingisgood. elukkuun seelukkuun.really. em {yem}. variant form ofim {yim}. eṃ {yẹṃ}. Alsoṃwe-, ṃō, ṃo-{ṃe-};ṃwi-, ṃū-, ṃu-{ṃi-}. n. inal.iṃō; n. pers.rūṃwiin; v. distrib.iṃwe. house;household;home;building;possessive classifier,houses or otherbuildings. 1. “Inaajaikujloḷọkālikinaōlowajkoṃeañiṃweeṇ,”Jemaeba. “IwillneedtovisithimafterIseeyouguyshome,”Fathersaid.P127 2.Eiṃwekōnanlōñanjāān. Hehasmanyhousesbecausehe'swealthy. 3.Niejleḷọkñanerlimeer,kijeer,iṃweer,kinieer,kabwaanaeritoitokiloṃaḷoimilọmeto—bareinwōtaerkeinjerbalimkeintariṇaeiloraankoetto. Coconutsprovidethemwithbeverages,food,dwellings,bedding,andcanoesfortheirtravelinginlagoonsandintheocean—andalsotheirtoolsandweaponsinoldendays.S10 4.Raarkalōkjuoniṃōnaelōñkein. They'rebuildingatraditionalMarshallesehouse. eṃ nuknuk {yẹṃ nikʷnikʷ}. idiom. tent. 1.Jenkajuureṃnuknukinijin. Let'spitchthetenthere. emaat seemaat.allgone. emake seemake.alone. emān {yeman}. v. caus.keemān; v. distrib.keemān {keyyemān} ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. four. 1.Emāndekōttananṃōñā. Hehaseatenfourtimessofar. 2.Karāindeoḷọkimḷakkeinkeemānḷōut,elukkuunwūdañōlñōlwaeoimbanbarkanneḷọkwōt. Itwentonlikethisforfourloadsuntiltheboatwassopackedthatnothingelsewouldfitinside.P360 3.KeinkeemāndealenanilọkñanAmedka. ThisisthefourthtimehehasbeentoAmerica. 4.Ṃōttanemāntokwaini. Therearefourmorecoconutstobebrought. emān ṃōttan ruwalitōk {yeman ṃettan riwahliytẹk}. foureighths. emān-awa {yeman-hawah}. Fromemān {yeman} |"four",awa {hawah} |"hour, clock". n. al.; v. caus.kōemān-awa; n. constr.emān-awain. aplant,Mirabilis jalapa L. (Nyctaginaceae); The common tropical "four ọclock.". 1.Eḷapanlōñnejinemān-awa. Shehaslotsoffouro'clockflowers. emarok seemarok. emej {yemej}. transitive form ofemjak {yẹmjak}. ememej {yẹmyẹmẹj}. Dial. E, W:ememej {yemyemej}. v. intr., tr.ememej(e); n. inal.ememejū; v. caus.keememej; v. caus. tr.kakeememeje. memory;remember;recall;recollect. 1.Ememej. Remember—noactiveattempttoremember—justsortofcomestomind. 2.Iememejraanko. Irememberthedays. 3.Iloiienineorjiljilimjuonakrualitōkaōiiō—ijjabkanoojememej. AtthistimeIwassevenoreightyearsold—Idon’texactlyrememberwhich.P2 4.Keememej. Remember—thereisadefiniteefforttobringitbacktomind. 5.Kwōjememejkeetanḷadikeoearitok? Doyourememberthenameoftheboywhocamehere? 6.Kwōnkakeememejeṃoktajenannaajmeḷọkḷọke. Remindhimbeforeheforgets. 7.Kwōnkeememejinkabitok. Don'tforgettocome. ememḷọkjeṇ {yemyemḷakʷjeṇ}. n. al., v. intr.; n. inal.ememḷọkjeṇū. remember withsorrow;reminisce. 1.Ekōṃṃanaōememḷọkjen. Itmademefeelsadandnostalgic.P1285 2.Ememḷọkjeṇkoaōkōneok. Mysadmemoriesofyou (wordsfromlovesong). emetak seemetak.pain. emjak {yẹmjak}. Alsoemja{yẹmjah}. v. intr., tr.emje,emej,emjake; n. inal.emjakū; v. caus.kōemjak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.emjak). ride atanchor;tie up to abuoy;anchor;anchorline;moor. 1.Eṃōjemjewaeo. Theboathasanchored. 2.Kōṃanṃanaṃemjakewaṇe. Anchortheboatcarefully. 3.Kwōnemjakkōndekā. Usearockforananchor. 4.Kwōnkaemjakewaṇekōnjuondekākileplep. Useabigrocktoanchortheboat. 5.Waeoeṇejemjakiar. Theboatisanchoredclosetothelagoonbeach. emje {yẹmjẹy}. transitive form ofemjak {yẹmjak}. 1.Kọjerbaltoṇeekaālimemejewaṇekake. Usethenewropetoanchortheboat. 2.Taṇekwōjemejwaṇekake? Whatdoyouuseasananchorforthatboat? emḷọk {yemḷakʷ}. v. intr., tr.emḷọke; n. inal.emḷọkū; v. caus.kōemḷọk; n. pers.ri-emḷọk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. nostalgia; speakfondly of a person or place where one has been; havefondmemories of;reminisce;reverie. 1.Ebanjeṃḷọkaōemḷọketokijin. Ican'tstopbeingnostalgicaboutthisplace. 2.IjemḷọktokṂajeḷ. IhavefondmemoriesoftheMarshalls. 3.IjemḷọketoktūreepeoaōñanDisneyLand. IremembermytriptoDisneylandfondly. emmāālāl seememāālāl. emmāālel seememāālel. emmaan seememaan. eṃṃaan seeṃōṃaan. eṃṃaanan seeṃōṃaanan. emmadidi seememadidi. eṃṃaelep seeṃōṃaelep. eṃṃaidikdik seeṃōṃaidikdik. eṃṃak seeṃōṃak. emmakijkij seememakijkij. eṃṃakūt seeṃōṃakūt. emmaḷ seememaḷ. eṃṃal, seeṃōṃal. emmalele seememālele. eṃṃaḷkaro seeṃōṃaḷkaro. emmālwewe seememālwewe. eṃṃan seeṃōṃan. eṃṃan seeṃōṃan. eṃṃan ded seeṃōṃan ded. eṃṃan utōn seeṃōṃan utōn. eṃṃar seeṃōṃar. emmat seememat. eṃṃawi seeṃōṃawi. emmed seememed. emmej₁ seememej. emmej₂ seememej. emmejaja seememejaja. emmejo seememejo. emmejọkunkun seememejọkunkun. emmejraalal seememejraalal. emmelkwarkwar seememelkwarkwar. emmeḷo seememeḷo. emmenonoun kijdik seememenonoun kijdik. eṃṃōd seeṃōd. eṃṃōj seeṃōṃōj. eṃṃōjānjān seeṃōṃjānjān. eṃṃōkadkad seeṃōṃkadkad. eṃṃōkaj seeṃōṃkaj. eṃṃōḷeiñin seeṃōṃḷeiñiñ. eṃṃōḷō {yeṃṃẹḷẹh}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.eṃṃōḷōū; v. caus.kōeṃṃōḷō; n. constr.eṃṃōḷōin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. excited,agitated,energized. 1.Eṃṃōḷōarmejinaelōñeokerejroñkeenājitok. Thepeopleoftheatollgotexcitedwhentheyheardhewascoming. 2.Nuujeokōntaibuuneoejitokearkaṃṃōḷōikarmejinaelōñeo. Thenewsofthetyphooncomingmadethepeopleoftheatollexcited. 3.Taeṇri-mweeṇrejeṃṃōḷōkake? Whatarethepeopleinthathouseholdsoexcitedabout? eṃṃōṇṃōṇ seeṃōṃōṇṃōṇ. eṃṃool seeṃōṃool. eṃṃōt seeṃōṃōt. emmourur seememourur. emọ seemọ.forbidden,taboo. eṃōj {yẹṃẹj}. Fromṃōj {ṃẹj} |"finished". andso (in narratives). 1.Eṃōjaerkadedeikḷọkjerbaleo. Theyhavealreadycompletedthejob. 2.Erroarkaṃōjṃōjjāndoon. Thetwoofthemhaveendedtheirrelationship. 3.Raarkaṃōjejānjerbaleoan. Theyfiredhimfromhisjob. eṃōkaj seeṃōkaj. eṃool seeṃool. emoot seemoot.leave. emootḷọk seemoot. eṃpiḷoob {yeṃpiyḷeweb}. variant form ofimpiḷoob {yimpiyḷeweb}. en {yen}. v. aux. prime. should;ought; tobe to;optative. eñ {yẹg}. n. al.; n. constr.eñin. fin;dorsal fin; smaller fish. eṇ {yeṇ}. that (close to neither of us);demonstrative, third person exclusive singular. 1. “Ḷadikeṇe,”Kapeneoejiroñtokña, “jibwitokmenkaṇe.” “Boy,”theCaptainyelledovertome,“passthosethingsovertome.”P1269 2. “Ḷadikeṇ!”ainikieneoeba. “Heyboy!”thevoicesaid.P56 3.Baoeoeṇiturinnieṇ. Thechickenistherebythatcoconuttree. 4.Tiṃaeoeṇilotoeṇ. Theshipisinthepass. enaaj seenaaj.future. enāj seenaaj.future. eñak {yegak}. v. intr.; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. occur to;realize. 1.Ejkabeñaktokaōbweinkaretalippān. IjustrealizedthatIshouldhavegonewithhim. 2.Eḷakeñaktokaōkeeiọkweeō,ettowōtkeearmoot. WhenIfinallyrealizedshewasinlovewithme,shehadbeenlonggone. eṇak {yeṇak}. v. intr., tr.eṇake; n. inal.eṇakū. suspect. 1.Bwilijmāāṇrorejeṇakeḷeokeeeoearkọọtiṃaniko. Thepolicesuspectthatheistheonewhostolethemoney. 2.Raareṇakewōtjānjinoin. Theysuspectedhimfromthebeginning. enana seenana.bad. enañin seenañin.almost. enañinmej seenañinmej. ene {yẹnẹy}. variant form ofāne. eñe {yẹgẹy}. Alsoiōñe{yiyẹgẹy},iōe{yiyẹhẹy}. here he or it is; focusdemonstrative, first person exclusive singular. 1. “Eñeiwae,”iṃōkajimuwaak. “Hereinthisboat,”Iansweredquickly.P61 2.Eñeiṃōe. He'shereatthehouse. eñeṇ {yegyeṇ}. that over there; focusdemonstrative, third person singular. 1.Eñeṇeṇejentak. Heistherepickinggreencoconuts. 2.Eñeṇilojebweeṇ,”Kapeneoeba. He’soveratthewheel,”theCaptainsaid.P646 eñeñat seeñōñat. eñeo {yegyew}. Alsoieo{yi'yew}. this;here it is; focusdemonstrative, abstract singular. 1. “Eaab,eñeo,”Kapeneoeakweḷap. “No,thisiswhat’sgoingon,”theCaptaininsisted.P93 2.Eñeoejkikiwōt. Thereheis,stillsleeping. eñieṇ {yẹgyiyeṇ}. Alsoiieṇ{'yiyeṇ}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. that over there; focusdemonstrative, third person singular, singling out. 1.Eñieṇejettōrtok. Thereheis,runningthisway. eñin {yegyin}. Alsoeñin{yẹgyin}. this thing here between us;thus;that's it;here it is; focusdemonstrative, first person inclusive singular. 1.Eñiinejḷeokoṃarroñkake. Heishere,themanyouheardabout. eñiō {yẹgyiyẹh}. Alsoiiō{'yiyẹh}. here he or it is; focusdemonstrative, first person exclusive singular, singling out. eñjake {yẹgjahkey}. v. intr.; n. inal.eñjakeū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. feel;emotion;experience;sense. 1. “Ijabeọñōdbweiarbareñjakeanmetaktokkūrroeaō. “Ididn’tgofishingbecauseIfeltmygoutcomingon.P190 2.Ejjeḷọkanḷeeṇeñjake. Hehasnofeelings. 3.Ewōrkemeneṇkwōjeṇjaake? Doyoufeelanything? 4.Iarjabeñjakeaerkōteepñiū. Ididn'tfeelanythingwhentheypulledmytooth. 5.Ikareñjakebweñeejlōtlōtkōtoeoejañriikinimṃōrṃōrioonlọjet. Icouldsensethesailwasfullasthewindblewandwhistledthroughtheriggings,andfoamappearedonthesurfaceofthewaterP567 6.Ikarjinoeñjakeandedotokmejakōnaōmejki. MyeyeswerestartingtogetheavybecauseIwassosleepy.P225 7.Kwōjeṇjaakekeanbwillaḷtak? Doyoufeeltheheatsettlingdown? enjeḷ {yenjeḷ}. From Engl. angel. 1.Enjeḷrorejal. TheAngelssing. enkanaode {kẹnkanhawedey}. idiom. Fromenkan {yẹnkan} |"decoration of",aode {hawedey} |"wake of a canoe". n. al.; n. constr.enkanaodein. something that hasfallen from acanoeunderway. 1.Jabrọọlñanebweenkanaode. Donotturnbackforitoritwillbringmisfortune. enliklik {yenliklik}. v. intr.; n. inal.enliklikū; n. pers.ri-enliklik; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. walk with thehandsclasped behind theback. 1.Kwōjenliklikḷọkñania. Whereareyouwalkingwithyourhandsbehindyourback. 2.Kwōjenliklikḷọkñania? Whereareyouwalkingwithyourhandsbehindyourback? 3.Ḷeoekijoñenliklikeṇ. Thatmanisalwayswalkingwithhishandsclaspedbehindhim. 4.Ri-enliklik. Onealwaysclaspshishandsbehindhim. ennaan seenenaan. ennān seenenān. ennāp {yennap}. n. pers.ri-ennāp. oldentimes;ancient. 1.Waanennāpimennāpmenṇe. That'sanoldfashionedcanoe. enne {yẹnnẹy}. openfield; seemaaj. enne {yẹnnẹy}. container; seenine. eñṇe {yegṇey}. there it is;that (close to you); focusdemonstrative, second person singular;that's it. 1.Eñṇeituruṃ. It'stherebyyou. 2.Jāāneokwōjpukotṇe,eñṇeituruṃ. Themoneyyouwerelookingforisrighttherebyyou. ennek₂ seenenek. eñṇeṇe {yegṇeyṇey}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. that (close to you), singling out; focusdemonstrative, second person singular, singling out. 1.EñṇeṇeBaoeokwōjpukote. Thereitis.Thechickenyouwerelookingfor. 2.Eñṇeṇetok,ḷeoetoaṃpukote. Thereheiscoming,themanyouhavebeenlookingfor. 3.Kōjparokaṃjimweekṇebweekkañiñin. Becarefulofhowyouhandlethefishbecauseitsfinsaresharp. enneok {yenneyekʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.enneoke; n. inal.enneokū; n. pers.ri-enneok; v. distrib.enneokeok; n. constr.enneokin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. twine forsewing up the mouth of abag. 1.Ebweṇebweenneokeok. That'senoughtwineforsewingthebags. 2.Enneoketokmejānpāākṇe. Sewupthemouthofthatbagforme. ennọ seenenọ. eṇṇōjṇōj seeṇōṇōjṇōj. ennōk₁ {yẹnnẹk}. Alsoennek{yennek},nekkan{nekkan}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.enneke; n. inal.ennekū; n. pers.ri-ennek; n. constr.ennekin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. gatherfood. 1.Iaṇekwaarennekie? Wheredidyougatherthefoodfrom? eṇṇōk seeṇōṇōk. eṇṇooj seeṇōṇooj. ennōōr seenenōōr. eṇọ {yeṇaw}. Alsoenọ{yenaw}. n. inal.eṇọū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. scold;punish;spank;suspect. 1.Kwōnjabkakūtōtōbwerōnaajeṇọukeok. Don'thorsearoundortheywillbesuspiciousofyou. enōk {yenek}. v. intr.; n. inal.enōkū; n. pers.ri-enōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pickcoconuts; transitive form ofnenōk {nenek}. 1.Koṃwinenōktokānṇe. Pickcoconutsfromthatisland (you'reresponsiblefor). 2.Ḷeoeṇejenōktoknieṇ. Heisknockingdownsomecoconuts. eñoul {yẹgẹwil}. v. caus. intr.kaeñoul, tr.kaeñouli; v. distr.kaeeñoul{kayyẹñẹwil}; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. forty. 1.Kwōnkāeñoulibōnbōnṇe. Makeitforty. 2.Kwōnkaeñoulḷọkkijeermā. Letthemhavefortybreadfruiteach. 3.Raarkaeeñoulpinjeḷimetal. Theyeachtookfortypencilsandleft. eñoweo {yẹgẹwweyew}. Alsoeñuweo{yẹgiwweyew},eñuwo{yẹgiwwew},eñowo{yẹgẹwwew}. that thing (close to neither of us); that person (close to neither of us); focusdemonstrative, abstract singular, singling out;there it is. 1.Eñouweoiuṃwinmāeṇ. He'soverthereunderthatbreadfruittree. 2.Eñouweo,ḷeoetoadpukote. Thereheis,theguywe'vebeenlookingforforsolong. enrā₁ {yẹnray}. n. al.; n. constr.enrāin. smalltray, made fromfronds forfood. 1.Enrāiniaṇeaṃ? Wheredidyougetyourenrā from 2.Raarkōjerbalwōtenrāilokeememeo. Theyjustusedcoconut-frondtraysatthebirthdaycelebration. enrā₂ {yẹnray}. variant form ofjepe {jepey}. eñ-rear {yẹg-rẹyhar}. northeast. enta {yentah}. why?;what for?. 1.Entakaṇekwaarwiaiki? Whatdidyoubuythosethingsfor? 2.Entaṃōñākañ? Whatarethosefoodsfor? eñtaan {yẹgtahan}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.eñtaanū; v. caus.kōeñtaan; n. pers.ri-eñtaan; n. constr.eñtaann. suffering;agony;torment;persecution;scourged. 1.Ekarjuonri-eñtaanjānkeeardik. Hehasexperiencedsufferingsincehewasakid. 2.Eḷapaōeñtaankōnaōkatak. Ihaveahardtimewithmystudies. 3.Nañinmejeṇaneḷapankaeñtaane. Hissicknessmakeshimsuffer. entak {yẹntak}. Dial. E, W:entak {yentak}. v. intr.; n. inal.entakū; v. caus.kōentak; n. pers.ri-entak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pick greencoconuts from tree. 1.Entakeniṇe. Pickgreencoconutfromthattree. 2.Kwōnjinokaentakebweenkatakentak. Youshouldstartlettinghimlearnhowtoclimbcoconuttreestopickgreencoconuts. 3.Ri-entakniinkemeemrorejentakkiiōiloāneeṇ. Themenwhopickgreencoconutsforthebirthdaypartyarenowpickingcoconutsonthatisland. ento {yentew}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.entouk; n. inal.entoū; n. pers.ri-ento; n. constr.entoin. climbcoconut tree withanklestied. 1.Earentoukni. Heclimbedthetreewithhisanklestied. eñuweo {yẹgiwweyew}. variant form ofeñoweo {yẹgẹwweyew}. eo₁ {yẹw}. eowaj. here it is;take it. 1. “Eoḷe,”Bojineoeba. “Hereyougo,”theBoatswainsaid.P578 2. “Eowaj,”iba. “Hereyougo,”Isaid.P1169 3. “Lewajeobweebooḷ,”ibakeijjibweḷọkbakōjeoñanJema. “Here,it’sfull,”IsaidasIpassedthebucketuptohim.P608 4. “Tāāñeoeo.” “Here’sthegascan.”P579 5.Eobōkeimetal. Here--takeitandgo. 6.Eomāeokijeṃeo. Hereisbreadfruitforyoutoeat. 7.Eowaj,bōkṇekijeṃ. Here,takeitasyourfood. eo₂ {yẹw}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kōeo, tr.kōeouk(i); n. constr.eoin. verywet;saturated. 1.Eḷapaneopenṇe. Thatgratedcoconutissaturated. eo₃ {yew}. the (often for entities not present);demonstrative, abstract singular. eo₄ {yew}. n. al.; n. constr.eoun. line;fishline. 1.Eounilarak. Trollingline. 2.Eounkāāpil. Lineforcatchingāpil,frombamboopoleonlagoonbeach. (smallertackle). 3.Eounkadjo. Lineforcatchinggoatfish,frombamboopoleonlagoonbeach. 4.Eounkaṃōṃō. Lineforcatchinggrouper,frombamboopoleonreef. 5.Eounḷatippān. Linefordeeptunafishing. 6.Eounliklọk. Lineforbottomfishingonoceanside. 7.Eounurōk. Lineforbottomfishinginlagoon. eō {yẹh}. me;pronoun, object, first person singular. 1.Etkekwojjabjilkinḷọkeōbweinbōkjikiṃ? Whynotsendmetotakeyourplace? 2.Kwōnjabdeñḷọkeeō. Don'thitme. eọ₁ {yaw}. v. intr.; n. inal.eọū. start tobearfruit, ofcoconuts. 1.Eṃōjanjinoeọnieṇ. Thatcoconuttreehasstartedtobearfruit. 2.Enañineọkenieṇ? Hasthatcoconuttreestartedtobearfruityet? eọ₂ {yaw}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eọuk(i); n. inal.eọū; v. caus.kōeọ; n. pers.ri-eọ; n. constr.eọan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. tattoo. 1.EarijjinoeọiloAelōñḷapḷap. TattooingbeganonAelōñḷapḷap. 2.Wōneoeareọukeok? Whotattooedyou? eo eke {yew yẹkẹy}. Fromeke {yẹkẹy} |"blood vessel". nylonfishline. eobrak seeobrak. eoeo {yewyew}. v. intr., tr.eoeook; n. inal.eoeoū; v. caus.kōeoeo; n. pers.ri-eoeo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. rub back and forth gently orcaressingly;caress;stroke. 1.Kwōneoeoḷọkñanunneen. Youshouldrubhimtowardhisfeet. 2.Kwōneoeokpeiūbweemetak. Rubmyarmbecauseithurts. 3.Leḷḷapeoejjuonri-eoeo. Theoldwomanistheonewhorubspeoplewhentheyareinpain. 4.Leḷḷapeoeṃṃaneoeo. Theoldwomanisgoodatrubbingbackandforth. eọeo {yawyẹw}. v. intr., tr.eọut; n. inal.eọeoū; n. pers.ri-eọeo; v. distrib.eọiuti; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bind withsennit;lash. 1.Eṃōjaereọiutiaḷaḷeo. Theyhavelashedthepieceofwoodcarelessly. 2.Kwōnañineọut(i)kenijekaroeṇaṃ? Didyoulashthatcoconutsapsproutofyoursyet? 3.Ḷeoeareọeowa. Hewaslashingcanoes. 4.Ḷeoeareọutwaeo. Helashedthecanoe. 5.Ri-eọeowaeoeṇ. Heistheonewhoisexpertinlashingcanoes. eọiuti {yawyiwtiy}. distributive form ofeọeo {yawyẹw}. 1.Enjabjabdeaṃeọiutikubaakṇe. Don'tlashtheoutriggercarelessly. eojaḷ {yewjaḷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.eojaḷū; v. caus.keojaḷ; v. distrib.eojaḷjaḷ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. scattered;spread out;plentiful; variant form ofajeḷḷā. 1.Eojaḷjaḷḷọknuknukṇailowaanṃweeṇ. Clothesarestrewnallaroundinsidethathouse. 2.Eojaḷḷọkmenọknọkinōbjānṃwiin. Trashisscatteredaroundoutsidethehouse. 3.Eojaḷḷọkwainiinabojinmweeṇ. Thecoprawasscatteredoutsidethehouse. 4.IḷakmejeklaḷḷọklowaanwaeoilokeinjerbalkoanJemarejeojaḷwōtijo. ThenInoticedthatinsidetheboatFather’stoolswerestillallspreadoutdownthere.P52 5.Wōnṇeearkeojaḷjaḷinuknukkaṇe? Whoscatteredthoseclothes? eọjek {yawjẹk}. Dial. E only; W:ekkan {yekkan}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eọjeke; n. pers.ri-eọjek; n. constr.eọjekin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bringfood to achief orlineage head;tribute. 1.EṃōjkeeọjekeIroojeṇ? Havetheytakenfoodtothechiefyet? 2.Jemāneọjekḷọkñaniroojeṇ. Let'sbringfoodtotheking. 3.Raareọjekeḷọkiroojeo. Theytookfoodtothechief. eojojo {yewjewjew}. Fromeo {yew} |"fish line",jojo {jewjew} |"soak". v. intr., tr.eojojouk; n. inal.eojojoū; v. caus.kōeojojo; n. pers.ri-eojojo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method, throw outline from lagoon beach. 1.Alfredejjuoniaanri-eojojorojota. Alfredisoneofthethemenwhowentfishingwiththeeojojomethodlastnight. 2.Elōñkoṇanḷōṃaroreeojojoiaar. Themencaughtlotsoffishatthelagoonusingtheeojojo method 3.Iareojojoukḷañee. Icaughtthisḷañebytheeojojo method eok {yẹkʷ}. Alsoyok, yuk. you;pronoun, object, second person singular. 1. “Iọkweeok,”Kapeneoeba. “Hellotoyou,”theCaptainsaid.P71 2.Inaajloeokilju. I'llseeyoutomorrow. eokjak seeokjak. eọkur {yakʷir}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eọkuri; n. inal.eọkurū; n. constr.eọkurin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. scoop,dirt orsand;throw byhandfuls. 1.Eọkurḷọkjidikbokimkōṃṃanjikinkijek. Scoopawaysomesandandmakeafireplace. 2.Kwōneọkurdekāimkadḷọkpiikkaṇjānijeṇ. Scoopupsomegravelandthrowitatthepigstoscarethemawayfromthere. 3.Kwōnjabeọkurbokkaṇe. Don'tthrowthatsand. eolaḷ {yewlaḷ}. v. intr., tr.eolaḷe; n. inal.eolaḷū; v. caus.kōeolaḷ; n. pers.ri-eolaḷ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method, bottom fishing in lagoon. 1.Ejjeḷọkkoṇanḷọṃaroraareolaḷ. Themenwhowerebottomfishingdidn'tcatchanything. 2.Tomejṃōttanri-eolaḷroekkarejjeḷọkkoṇāer. Tomwasoneofthemwhodidn'tcatchanyfishusingthebottomfishingmethod. eoḷap {yewḷap}. dialectal variant ofioḷap {yi'yewḷap}. eolọk {yẹwlakʷ}. Alsoeoḷañ{yẹwḷag}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eolọke; n. constr.eolọkin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pull at it;pull down. 1.Barueoeareoḷọkenieo. Thebulldozerpulleddownthecoconuttree. 2.Eolọkeuroorinnieṇkōnaḷaḷṇebwerenwōtlọk. Pushonthatbunchofgreencoconutswiththatstick,sothattheyfalldown. 3.Kwōnkakkōteolọketoṇe. Pullonthatropeashardasyoucan. eoḷōpa- {yewḷepa-}. n. inal.eoḷōpa; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. middle of;center. 1.Epādioḷōpāniaḷeo. It'sinthemiddleoftheroad. 2.Jikuuḷkoiloaelōñkoilikinrejpādeoḷapānjikinkwelọkko,ijoimjoonjoroimaḷaprorejjokweie. Schoolsontheouterislandsarelocatedinthecentralmeetingarea,whereofficialsandlineageheadslive.S24 eomeḷañ {yewmeḷag}. land reserved for chiefs. eoṃwi- {yewṃi-}. variant form ofiuṃwi- {yi'yiwṃi-}. eoṇ {yeṇʷ}. Alsoeọṇ{yañʷ},eọr{yarʷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.eoṇū; v. caus.kōeoṇ; v. distrib.eoṇeoṇ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. goaground;scrapebottom;strike ashoal. 1.Eeoṇwaeoilojuonwōd. Theboatstruckacoralhead. 2.Eeoṇeoṇwaeṇ. Thatboatisalwaysgoingaground. 3.Wōneoearkaeoṇwaeo? Whorantheboataground? eọñ {yagʷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.eọñū; v. caus.kōeọñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sprout;grow. 1.Eeọñineeoiaarkatōke. TheseedIplantedisgrowing/sprouting. 2.Ejjeḷọkwōteọñṃōkajinniṇe. Thatcoconuttreereallygrewfast. 3.Kwōnkaeọñwainiṇeimjabdibōje. Plantthatcoconutanddon'thuskit. eọñwōd {yagʷed}. v. intr., tr.eọñwōde; n. inal.eọñwōdū; v. caus. tr.kaeọñwōde; n. pers.ri-eọñwōd; v. distrib.eeọñwōdñwōd. gofishing. 1.Iuweḷọkioonwabeoimkōttōparḷọkijojetṃōṃaanrejeọñwōdie,tōrereinwabeotuiōñ. Iwentupontothedockandwentovertowheresomeguyswerefishing,onthenorthsideofthedock.P314 2.Koṃināñinri-pālleṇeimkaeọñwōde. Youtaketheri-pāllewithyouandhavehavehimfishwithyou. 3.Rejjabbaturkōñaneeọñwōdñwōd. Theydon'tcravefishbecausehe'salwaysfishing. 4.Ri-eọñwōdroraṇetok. Herecomethefishermen. eōō {yeheh}. variant form ofōō {heheh}. eoo- {yewe-}. variant form ofioo- {yi'yewe-}. eọọj {yawaj}. dialectal variant ofiooj {yiyẹwẹj}. 1.Remooteoọjḷọk. Theywenttowardmiddleofthewato.Theywenttowardthemiddleoftheisland. eoojjaak {yewejjahak}. v. intr.; n. inal.eoojjaakū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method, at night from acanoe near lagoon shore. 1.Elōñkoṇanḷōṃaroraareoojjaak. Themencaughtlotsoffishbyusingtheeoojjaak method eọọḷ {yawaḷ}. flow. eoon {yẹwẹn}. verse;stanza. 1. “Baibōḷejba,‘Eṃṃanpokakejānkatok’,”Bojineoebatokeooninñanña. “TheBiblesays,‘Obedienceisbetterthansacrifice,’”theBoatswainrespondedtomewiththisverse.P1210 2.RaarkōnonoeoonjoñouljiljinoiloJohn3. Theyreadverse16ofJohn3 eoonene {yẹwẹnẹnẹy}. Alsoeoonene{yewenẹnẹy}. n. al.; n. pers.ri-eoonene. mainislet of anatoll. 1. “Ibaeṃṃanñejeañtarānewajimteiñikōbṇeadeañṃoktajānaditaḷọkwōtñaneoonene.” “Shouldwesailtothatislandandfillupourwatercontainerbeforeheadingtothemainisland?”P1213 2. “Kōjronaajetñejetōpareoonene?”ikarkajjitōkippān. “Whatarewegoingtodowhenwegettothemainisland?”Iaskedhim.P1332 3.Eietḷọkri-eooneneinMājrojānri-Teḷap. ThepeoplefromthemainisletofMajuroarefewerthanthepeopleofTeḷap. 4.LauraejeooneneeoanMājro. LauraisthemainisletofMajuroAtoll. eoonkappe {yewenkappẹy}. dialectal variant ofioonkappe {yi'yewenkappẹy}. 1.EoonkappeinḶooraebokboke. TheshoreofLauraissandy. eoonḷā {yewenḷay}. Alsoeoweḷā{yeweyḷay}. n. al.; n. constr.eoonḷāin. household. 1.Eworruoeoonḷāilowātoeṇaō. Therearetwohouseholdsonmytractofland. 2.Jenaajleeoweḷāilokakkuṇaṇainlaḷ. We'llcontributenexttimeaccordingtohousehold. eoonpālōñ {yewenpaylẹg}. archaic. n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-eoonpālōñ; n. constr.eoonpālōñin. putting the forearm on the forehead while lying down. 1.Aoleprorejeoonpālōñrejkwaḷọkkerōkelọk. Thosethatlieandputtheirarmsontheirforeheadsshowthattheyarelovesick. eọọn wōt juon {yawan wet jiwen}. v. caus.kōeọọn wōt juon; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. flat;level. 1.Kaeoonwōtjuonjimeeṇṇe. Makethatconcretelevel. 2.Kwōneoreakejeṇebweeneọọnwōtjuon. Smoothitouttheresothatit'slevel. eọọt {yawat}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eọọte; n. inal.eọọtū; v. caus.kōeọọt; v. distrib.eọọtọte; n. constr.eọọtōn; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. striped orspotted, as in ancienttattoo. 1.Eọọtọtejedọujijeṇanḷeeṇ. Histrousersarestriped. 2.Eoreọọtinjedọujijeṇanḷeeṇ. Histrousersarestriped. eọọtle {yawatlẹy}. archaic. on thesouthside of; seeaikne. eor {yẹrʷ}. n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.eorū; n. constr.eorin. bleached;fading ofcolor. 1.Eeormejānjoōteṇan. Thecolorofhisshirtisfading. 2.Eeortatanuknukeṇanlieṇkōnanikkutkutankōṇake. Herdresshasfadedthemostbecausesheworeitsooften. 3.Etoanlibbukweeokōjejeinnemeorjānṃōṃan (eṃṃan)in. Theshellstayedoutsolonginthesunthatitwasbleached. eọr₁ {yarʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eọre; n. inal.eọrū; n. pers.ri-eọr; n. constr.eọrin. carve;smooth with aknife;pare;whittle. 1.Eọreṃaanaḷaḷṇebweenekkañ. Whittletheendofthatsticktosharpenit. 2.Ḷōḷḷapeṇejeọrejuonraanke. Theoldmaniscarvingacoconutgrater. eọr₂ {yarʷ}. oyster. eọr₃ {yarʷ}. Alsoeọṇ, eoṇ. goaground. eoreak {yerʷyak}. v. intr., tr.eoreake; n. inal.eoreakū; n. pers.ri-eoreak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. level off;ceremony performed six days afterburial,gravel is spread overgrave. 1.Barueoeṃōjaneoreakeijo. Thebulldozerhasleveledoffthatarea. 2.Raareoreakelōbeo. Theyspreadceremonialgraveloverthegrave. eọreor {yarʷyẹrʷ}. vulgar. v. intr.; n. inal.eọreorū; v. caus. intr.kōeọreor, tr.kārure,kāārerwe; n. pers.ri-eọreor; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. washanus after defecating, especially women and children, usually in ocean. 1.Eṃōjkeanajrieoeọreor? Hasthatchild'sbottombeenwashed? 2.Jinenniñniñeoejkārureniñniñeonejin. Themotherwashedherbaby'sbottom. 3.Kwōnkāeọreoreajrieṇ. Washthatchild'sbottom. eọroñ {yawregʷ}. Alsoāroñ{yaregʷ}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. constr.eọroñin. respond to;find out;answer tocall;seek news;report whencalled. 1.Eṃōjkeaṃeọroñlōtaeoaṃ? Didyoureadyourletter? 2.Ilāmeọroñtaeoraarkūreokkake. Gofindoutwhattheywerecallingyouabout. 3.Kiiōarmejinaelōñkoilikinrejjabaikujinkōttarwabwereneọroñennaan. Nowpeopleonouterislandsdon’tneedtoawaitthearrivalofashipsothattheycanhearnews.S26 4.Kōjañretioṇebwejeneọroñ. Turntheradioonsowecanlistentothenews. 5.Kwaareọroñkejinōṃkeearkūreok? Didyougowhenyourmothercalled? 6.Kwaareọroñkejinōṃkeearkūreok? Didyougowhenyourmothercalled? 7.Kwōneọroñe. Youshouldlistentoher. 8.Kwōnilānāroñebweearkūreok. Youbetterreporttohimforhewascallingyou. eọroñ naan {yawregʷ nahan}. v. intr.; n. inal.eọroñ naanū; n. pers.ri-eọroñ naan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. gathernews orinformation. 1.Koṃineọroñnaaninlaḷin. Listentotheworldnews. 2.Koṃwinetaleọroñnaaninwaeṇ. Gofindoutwhatnewsthatshipbrought. 3.Ḷeoemootineọroñtoknaan (eọroñ (naantok). Hewenttogetthenews. eotaak {yẹwtahak}. Dial. E only; seeoktaak {wẹktaak},uñtaak {wigtahak}. v. intr., tr.eotaake; n. inal.eotaakū; v. caus.kōeotaak; n. pers.ri-eotaak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. wrestling. 1.Iroojroraarkaeotaakḷōṃarodoer. Thechiefshavetheirmencompeteinwrestling. 2.Ḷōṃarorejeotaak. Themenarewrestling. 3.Ri-eotaakeojānMājeejeaarwiin. ThewrestlerfromMājeejwonthewrestlingmatch. eọtōk {yawtẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.eọtōkū; v. caus.kōeọtōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. drift ashore;stranded, ofcanoes,boats orships;shipwrecked. 1.Kōtoeoearkeeọtōkwaeo. Thehighwindstrandedtheboat. 2.RaarpeḷọkiuṃwinelōñraanimeọtōkḷọkUjlañ. TheydriftedformanydaysandwerefinallystrandedatUjlañ. 3.Waeoeṇeeọtōk. Thatcanoeisstranded. eọuk {yawik}. transitive form ofeọ {yaw}. eoun seeeo.fish line. eọut {yawit}. transitive form ofeọeo {yawyẹw}. eọwilik {yawiylik}. v. intr.. retreat inwar;sleep close tofire all night, especially old people. 1.Jarintariṇaeeoeareọwilik. Thetroopretreated. 2.Ḷōḷḷapeoeareọwilikboñ. Theoldmansleptclosetothefirelastnight. 3.Raarkappoktokkaneineọwilik. Theygatheredwoodtomakeanightcampfire. ep {yẹp}. Alsoṃur{ṃirʷ}. n. al.; n. inal.ipō; n. constr.epin. hip;loin. epaak {yepahak}. v. adj., tr.epaake; n. inal.epaakū; v. caus.keepaak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. near;soon;nearly;immediate;next to;close to. 1.Eeoekarepaakeeōinnemuninaōkarkajjitōkippāneo. Hewasclosertome,whichiswhyIaskedhim.P1118 2.Eḷapaerroepaakedoon. They (two)areimmediaterelatives. 3.Epaakanjepḷaaktok. He'llbebackanymoment. 4.Iepaakeḷọkwōtmweeṇjānkwe. Iamclosertothehousethanyouare. 5.Kekōṃroejepaakeḷọkṃōniroojeo,juonarmejelaṃōjeḷọkkōṃro. Whenweweregettingclosetothechief’shouse,apersonyelledtous.P226 6.Kwōnkepaakeḷọkwaeṇ. Youshouldgoclosertotheboat. 7.Waeoeṇepaakeḷọkwōdeṇ. Theboatisclosetothereef. epād seepād.stay,remain. epat {yepat}. archaic. bottom. epeḷḷọk seepeḷḷọk. epen seepen.hard,difficult. epepen {yepyepen}. Alsoepepen{yẹpyẹpẹn},epepen{yẹpẹypẹn}. age;generation. 1.Dekāinepepen. Rockofages. 2.Eorjeteanlelḷapṇeepepen? Howmanygenerationdoesthatoldwomangoback (fromtheyoungestonetoday)? 3.Epepeneoanjiṃṃaad. Ourgrandfather'sgeneration. 4.Epepenkaṇerejitokenaajkanoojoktakmour. Thewayoflifeofcominggenerationswillbegreatlychanged. 5.Epepentaṇeanleḷḷapṇe? Whatgenerationisthatoldwoman?Howmanygenerationsdoesthatoldwomangoback? epiọ seepiọ. epje {yẹpjẹy}. variant form ofpeje {pẹjẹy}. epliklik {yepliklik}. usually,mostly. epo seepo. Epoon seeEpoon.placename. eppāin seepepāin. eppaḷ seepepaḷ. eppālpāl seepepālpāl. eppānene {yeppanyẹnẹy}. archaic. ondryland. 1.Bwōlenkōtoṃoḷoṇeioonlọmetoejkōṃṃanbwepiọineppāneneenjabekkañinwōtpiọinioonlọmeto. Perhapsthecoldseabreezeisthereasonland-basedchillisnotasbitingastheoceanone. 2.Piọineppāneneejjabjoñanwōtpiọineoonlọjet. Feelingchillywhileondrylandisnotthesameasthechilloneexperiencesonopenocean. 3.Piọineppānene. Onlythesortofchillonegetsondryland,whereafirecansoonwarm,notlikeachillatsea. 4.Piọwaanmeneṇippānkōnkepiọineppānene. Hisisaminorcaseofthenegligablechillonegetswhileondryland. 5.Piọọneppānene. Feelingchillywhileondryland. 6.Taeoenājkapioineppāneneikkōjbwejenjabebbweer? Whatisgoingtogiveusthedrylandchillsowedon'tgetdiscouraged? eppānpen seepepānpān. eppārijet seepepārijet. eppat seepepat. eppe seepepe. eppedikdik seepepedikdik. eppeerir seepepeerir. eppej seepepej. eppel seepepel. eppepe seepepepe. eppok seepepok. eppoñ seepepoñ. Eprōḷ {yepreḷ}. From Engl. April. epta {yeptah}. Alsoāpta. n. al.; v. intr., tr.eptaik; n. pers.ri-epta; n. constr.eptain. tosievearrowroot; second time; seejepta. 1.Bareptaikiṃakṃōkṇe. Sievethearrowrootasecondtime. er {yẹr}. they;pronoun, absolute, third person plural,them;pronoun, object, third person plural. 1.Ejbakōnankarri-Nippoñroitanṃanermānaolepri-Ṃajeḷiloāneoermānbaaṃleeoanrejjokweieippānbarjetarmej. HewassayingtheJapaneseweregoingtokillalltheMarshallesepeopleontheislandwherehisfamilyandsomeotherpeoplewereliving.P979 2.EjṃōjwōtaōkōnonoakerroBojineorōretokñanñaimtōtōñ. IhadfinishedspeakingbutFatherandtheBoatswainlookedatmeandlaughed.P300 3.Ereañwōtraarilọkimeoñwōd. Onlyfourofthemwentfishing. 4.Innemekarwōnṃaanḷọkwōtimkajjitōkimekarrōḷọkwaeoñanerjeel. Sohewentaheadandasked,andbroughttheshiptothem.P25 er- {yer-}. come about,begin to have; seeerōm. era- {yera-}. sittingmat; seeerer. eran seeerer. eran jebwe {yeran jebey}. Fromerer {yeryer} |"protector",jebwe {jebey} |"paddle" n. al.; n. constr.eran jebwein. canoe part, piece of wood on leeside asguard againstrubbing fromsteeringpaddle. 1.Eranjebweeoṇe. That'sthepaddleprotector. eran tebōḷ {yeran teybeḷ}. tablecloth. 1.Eḷḷọkeerantebōḷṇe. Spreadthetablecloth. 2.Erantebōḷiniaṇe? Whereisthattableclothfrom?Wherewasthattableclothmade? ere {yerey}. canoe part,outriggerplatform. 1.Kōrārorejjijetiloereeo. Thewomenaresittingonthecanoeplatform. erer {yeryer}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ere; n. inal.era; v. distrib.ererak; n. constr.ererin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.erōk, erer). protector;mat;rug;covering;padding forcomfort or forprotection from dirt;canoekeel made fromkōñe wood. 1.Eererakjakiilowaanṃweo. Matswerealloverthefloorinthehouse. 2.Erakiḷọkdekākaṇeñanṃweojuon. Spreadthegraveltowardtheotherhouse. 3.Ewijakieoeranlowaanṃwiin? Whereisthematthatbelongsinthisroom? 4.Kwōnerelowaanwaṇe. Putsomeprotectioninthatcanoe (fromdirtorforcomfort). 5.Raarererakidekākoinabōjānṃweo. Thespreadthegraveloutsidethehouse. erkā {yerkay}. here they are (things close to me); sentencedemonstrative, first person exclusive plural nonhuman. 1.Erkāilowi. Ifoundthem. 2.Erkājakikokineōkā. Thesearethematsthatbelongtome. erkākā {yerkaykay}. here they are (things close to me); sentencedemonstrative, first person exclusive plural nonhuman, singling out. 1.Erkākā,jāānkoaōijpukoti. Heretheyare,mycoinsI'vebeenlookingfor. erkākaṇ {yerkaykaṇ}. thosethings (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, third person plural nonhuman, singling out. 1.Erkākaṇbaokoiaaraoḷkaki. ThosearethechickensthatI'vebeencomplainingabout. 2.Erkākaṇkilōkinṃōñāko. Thoseovertherearethefoodbaskets. erkākaṇe {yerkaykaṇey}. there they are (things close to you); sentencedemonstrative, second person plural nonhuman, singling out. 1.Erkākaṇe,juujkoaōkaṇerejpādituruṃ. Thosearemyshoesrighttherenexttoyou. erkaṇ {yerkaṇ}. thosethings (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, third person plural nonhuman. 1.Erkaṇbaokokwaarpukoti. Thechickensyouwerelookingforarethere. 2.Erkaṇemenkoiaraikuji. Thosearethethings (therebyyou)Ineeded. erkaṇe {yerkaṇey}. there they are (things close to you); sentencedemonstrative, second person plural nonhuman. 1.Erkaṇekainṃōñākoeḷapaikuji. Those (therebyyou)arethekindsoffoodIneed. erkein {yẹrkẹyin}. here they are (things close to both of us); sentencedemonstrative, first person inclusive plural nonhuman. 1.Erkein,ekkokijedraarbwikitok. Heretheyare,thefishtheybroughtforus. erki {yerkiy}. where are they? (of things);demonstrative, interrogative plural nonhuman. 1.Erkibokkoaṃ,kwōnañinlowike? Whereareyourbooks;haven'tyoufoundthemyet? 2.Erkinuknukkoaō? Wherearemyclothes? erko₁ {yerkew}. Alsoirko {yirkew}. thesethings (close to me); sentencedemonstrative, abstract plural nonhuman;here they are. 1.Erkobokkoaṃko. Hereareyourbooks. 2.Erkonuknukaṃkwōjpukoti. Hereareyourclothesyou'vebeenlookingfor. 3.Wakoerkoiloabaeorejañkō. Theboatswerethereattheanchorage/harbor. erkoko {yerkewkew}. thosethings (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, abstract plural nonhuman, singling out;there they are. 1.Erkoko,baokokwōjpukoti. Rightovertherearethosechickensyou'relookingfor. erḷọk {yerḷakʷ}. v. intr., tr.erḷọke; n. inal.erḷọkū; v. caus.kōerḷọk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. open;spread out;stretch out. 1.Kwōnerlọkwejakeṇebweenkōjeje. Spreadoutthatmatunderthesun. 2.Kwōnetalilopeeteṇimerḷọkediiṃ. Goliedownandrelax. erṃwe {yẹrṃẹy}. n. al.; n. inal.erṃweō; v. caus. intr.kāerṃweṃwe, tr.kāerṃweik(i); n. constr.erṃween. relatives;family;kin. 1.Earkāerṃweikikoṃro. Heshowedyouhowyouarerelated.Heisarelativeyouhaveincommon. 2.Erṃweeoaōṇe. Thatperson (justnamed)ismyrelative. 3.Erṃweōḷeeṇ. He'smyrelative. 4.Rejermweikdoon. Theyarerelatives. erōk {yerek}. Alsoerak. v. intr., tr.erōke; n. inal.erōkū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. spreadmats;perfective form oferer {yeryer}. 1.Kwōnerakijakikaṇe. Spreadoutthosemats. erom {yẹrʷẹm}. v. intr.. become;change from one thing to another. 1.Eareromjuonri-Ṃajeḷālkinanpaleekjuonri-Ṃajeḷ. HebecameaMarshallesecitizenafterhemarriedaMarshallese. 2.Eṃōjaneromri-kadek. Hehasbecomeadrunkard. Erra {yẹrrah}. name of anavigational sign; one of a pair ofwhales; near Namorik; other namedKerara. errā₁ {yerray}. here they are (people close to me); sentencedemonstrative, first person exclusive plural human. 1.Errāije. Thethingsarehere. errā₂ seerōrā. erraakak seerōraakak. erran seerōran. erraṇ {yerraṇ}. thosepeople (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, third person plural human. 1.Erraṇ,ḷōṃarori-kadek. Theretheyare,thedrunkardmen. 2.Ḷōṃaroraareoñwōd,erraṇrejkadekkiio. Themenwhowentfishingarenowtheredrinkingliquor. erraṇe {yerraṇey}. there they are (people close to you); sentencedemonstrative, second person plural human. 1.Erraṇeijeṇe. Theyareoverthere (byyou). errārā {yerrayray}. here they are (people close to me); sentencedemonstrative, first person exclusive plural human, singling out. 1.Baokokākā.Ierkākā. Thosearethechickens.Theretheyare. 2.Baokokākā.Ierrārā. Thosearethechickens.Theretheyare. errāraṇ {yerrayraṇ}. thosepeople (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, third person plural human, singling out. 1.Errāraṇeituruṃ. Thosearethethingsbyyou. errāraṇe {yerrayraṇey}. there they are (people close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, second person plural human, singling out. erre seerōre. errein {yẹrrẹyin}. here they are (people close to us both); sentencedemonstrative, first person inclusive plural human. 1.Erreinarmejrojaarkōttarer. Thesearethepeoplewewerewaitingfor. erreo seerōreo. erri {yerriy}. Alsoerri{yẹrriy}. where are they? (of humans);demonstrative, interrogative plural human. 1. “Errikijakrojet?”ikkajitōk. “Wherearetheotherguys?”Iasked.P464P464 2.Erriḷadikro? Wherearetheboys? erro₁ {yerrew}. these (people close to me); sentencedemonstrative, abstract plural human;here they are. 1.Erromootḷọkḷadikro. Thetwoboysleft. 2.Erro,ḷadikrojaarpukoter. Heretheyare,theboysweweresearchingfor. erro₂ {yerrew}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. they, two people. errob seerorob. errobōlbōl seerorobōlbōl. Erroja {yẹrrẹwjah}. clan name. 1.JowieoanjinōErroja,imkōnmeninjowieoaōejbarErroja. Mymother'sclanisErroja,forthisreasonmyclanisalsoanErroja. Erroja-kijeek {yẹrrẹwjah-kijeyek}. clan name. 1.EḷaññejowieoanjemānTonyejErroja-kijeek,ejmeḷeḷenbwejowieoanTonyebanErroja-kijeek,kōnkejejbōkadjowijānjined. IftheclannameforTony'sfatherisErroja-kijeek,itmeansthatTony'sclannamewouldnotbeErroja-kijeek,becauseweinheritourclanfromourmothers. Erroja-pakolikaelaḷ {yerrẹwjah-pakewlikhayelaḷ}. clan name. Erroja-rilikin-bwilujo {yẹrrẹwjah-rilikin-biliwjew}. clan name. Erroja-rūbūkien-jekjekeṇ {yẹrrẹwjah-ribikiyen-jẹkjẹkyeṇ}. clan name. errōñ seerōrōñ. errọñ seerōrọñ. errọọj seerōrọọj. erroro {yerrewrew}. thosepeople (close to neither of us); sentencedemonstrative, abstract plural human, singling out;there they are. 1.Erroroilowaeṇ,ḷōṃaroraarilọkineoñwōd. Thosearethemenonthatboatwhowentfishing. Errūbra {yẹrribrah}. clan name. errwe₁ seerore. errwe₂ seerore. ertak₁ {yertak}. put something ontop of;cover anearth oven withstones. ertak₂ {yertak}. ripen. eruṃwij seeruṃwij. erup seerup.broken, torn. erūttoḷọk seerūtto. et {yẹt}. Dial. W, E:ita {yitah}. Alsoita {yitah} (see for examples).. v. interrog., tr.itene. dowhat?. 1. “Akkwōjetwōtānin?”Jemaekajjitōk. “Sowhathaveyoubeendoingonthisisland?”Fatherasked.P196 2. “Ejetmourḷe,Kapen?”Jemaekajjitōk. “Howareyou,Captain?”Fatherasked.P1226 3. “Ejjeḷọk,”Jemaekaruwaak, “Akejetijeṇeilōñ?” “Nothing,”Fatherreplied,“Howaboutupthere?”P693 4. “Kwōjita?”ikkajitōkippān. “What’sup?”Iaskedhim.P308 5.Ebajetḷadikeṇkeejañ? Whywasthatboycrying? 6.Eet? What'sthematterwithit? 7.Ejetaṃmour? Howareyou? 8.Ejetḷōmṇakin?” Whatdoyouthink?”P738 9.Ejet? What'shedoing?Howzit? 10.Etōkeejabṃōjhomeworkeoaṃ?,Kwaaretwōtboñ? Whydidn'tyoudoyourhomework?Whatdidyoudolastnight? 11.Kwaaritene? Whatdidyoudotoit? etal {yetal}. v. intr.; n. inal.etalū; n. pers.ri-etal; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. go. 1. “Ekwejenetalwōtimeakto,”Kapeneoeba. “Okay,let’skeepunloading,”theCaptainsaid.P707 2.Etōkekwōjjabetallaḷ? Whydidn'tyouwalk? 3.Iaaretaleiaarakiaarjabloe. Ididgooveronthebeach,butIdidn'tseeit. 4.Ri-etallaḷeoṇe. Heistheonewhoalwayswalks. etal laḷ {yetal laḷ}. walk;go onfoot. etale {yetaley}. v. intr.; n. inal.etaleū; v. caus.kōetale; n. pers.ri-etale; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. go over;look over;inspect;examine;diagnose;investigate;figure out. 1. “Ekweebweinakkoṃrolukkuunetaletaejaikujkōpopoioonwainbwekiinejetalñanjiluawa,”Kapeneoeba. “Okay,that’senoughofthat;youtwoneedtofigureoutwhatelseweneedtoprepareontheboatbecauseit’salmostthreeo’clock,”theCaptainsaid.P403 2.Kwaaretalekeanjerbal? Didyougooverhisworks? 3.Kwaaretalekebokeiarje? DidyoulookatthisbookIwrote? 4.Kwōmarōñkeetalenañinmejeaō? Canyoudiagnosemyillness? 5.Ri-etaleri-jerbaleoeṇemoottok. Themanwhogoesovereachemployeeishere. 6.Taṇekwōjkiiō? Whatareinvestigatingnow? etale-liktōmān {yetaley-likteman}. idiom. From woman namedLiktōmān who had this characteristic. do something for (or against) someoneanonymously. etal iene {yetal yiyẹnẹy}. walk betweenislands at lowtide. 1.Iaretalienekeejpāātñanāneṇ. Iwalkedtothatsmallisletduringlowtide. etal in wōt juon {yetal yin wet jiwen}. steadily;continuously. 1.Eruṃwijaketalinwōtjuon. Slowlybutsurely. 2.Etalinwōtjuonaeral. Theykeeponsinging. 3.Etalinwōtjuonanwōt. Itkeepsonraining. 4.Etal-in-wotjuonaerloḷọkIroojeo. Theykeeponvisitingthechief'shouse. etalju {yetaljiw}. v. adj., tr.etalju(i). ordeal. 1.Eetalju(i)mourin. Lifeisanordeal. etal ḷore {yetal ḷewrey}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. follow after. 1.Etalḷoreajirieṇ. Keepfollowingthechild. 2.Kwōnetalḷorewōtbaoeṇ. Followthatchicken. etalpeet {yetalpẹyẹt}. Dial. E only. n. al.; v. intr., tr.etalpeete; n. pers.ri-etalpeet; n. constr.etalpeetin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method, searching for fish at lowtide over thereef. 1.Etalpeeteṃōklikṇeimlalekwōlokeṃọleeo. Howabouttakingawalkovertheoceansidereefandseeifyoulocatetheschoolofṃọle. 2.Ḷōṃaroraaretalpeetkepeet. Themenetalepeetduringthelowtide. 3.Ri-etalpeeteoṇe. Heistheexpertinetalpeet. etal wōt {yetal wet}. idiom. Frometal {yetal} |"go",wōt {wet} |"still". continue;proceed;keepgoing. 1.Etalwōtñanñeejeṃḷọk. Keepongoinguntiltheend. 2.Jabbōjrakaketalwōtimbwebwenato. Don'tstopbutcontinuewithyourstory. etaṃ seeāt.name. etan seeāt.name. etan wōt ñe {yetan wet gey}. pretend that;imagine;as if. 1.EtanwōtñekōjroejpādAmedka. PretendthatweareintheUnitedStates. 2.Etanwōtñekoñak. Asifyoudon'tknow. Etao {yetahwew}. Alsoetao{yetahwew}. v. intr., tr.etaouk; n. inal.etaoū; n. pers.ri-etao; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. name oflegendarytrickster;sly;outwit;outsmart,swindle. 1.BuñbuñtatailoinọñinṂajeḷḶeEtao. MostfamousinMarshalleselegendsisEtao.S13 2.Eḷapaṃetao. Youaresly. 3.Enaajetaouki. He'llswindlehim. 4.Etaokarlukkuunri-nanaimmaroñkoanrōkanoojinkabwilōñlōñ. Etaowasarealrascalandhispowerswereamazing.S13 5.Kwekwōjjuonri-etao. Youareaslyperson. etetal {yetyetal}. v. intr.; n. inal.etetalū; v. caus.kōetetal; n. pers.ri-etetal; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. walk;step on. 1.Ejjuonri-etetal. Heisawalker. 2.Etetalinri-pālleeṃōkaj. Thewayripāllewalkisfast. 3.Jabetetalioonwūjoojkaṇe. Don'twalkonthegrass. 4.Koṃroenetetaltokñanije. Youtwowalktowardhere. 5.Kwōnketetaleioonbokiaar. Youlethimwalkonthebeach. etke {yetkey}. why?. 1.Bōlenmeninenaajkarbajwaḷọkwōtbweetkebajjuoneowāweenmejatotoiloraaneo. Maybeitappearedthatdaybecausetheairwasright.P1026 2.Etkekwaarjabitokñanbadeeo? Whydidn'tyoucometotheparty? etṇake {yetṇakey}. Alsoātṇaake{yatṇahakey}. v. intr.; n. inal.etṇakeū; v. caus.kōetṇake; n. pers.ri-etṇake; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. benamed for a person;namesake. 1.Ḷadikeṇejetṇakejiṃṃaan. Thatboyisnamedafterhisgrandfather. eto seeto. alongtime. etōke seeetke.why?. etoñ {yetegʷ}. Dial. E, W:it {yit}. v. intr.; n. inal.etoñū; n. pers.ri-etoñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. makefire byrubbingsticks. 1.Raaretoñbwerenmaroñkōmat. Theymakefirebyrubbingsticks,sotheycouldcookfood. etōprak seetōprak. etta seetōta. ettā seetōtā. ettā bōro seetōtā bōro. ettabōn seetōtabōn. ettal₁ seetōtal. ettal₂ seetōtal. ettaorak seetōtaorak. etteiñ seetōteiñ. ettemakil seetōtemakil. etto₁ {yettew}. n. pers.ri-etto; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. alongtimeago;ancienttimes;oldentimes. 1.Iienkoettoekarejjeḷọkjarom. Longagotherewasnoelectricity. 2.kajinetto. Ancientlanguage. 3.Ri-etto. Ancientpeople etto₂ seetōto. etto₃ seetōto. ettọ seetōtọ. ettōbok {yẹttẹbekʷ}. Alsotūbok. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ettōboke; n. pers.ri-ettōbok; n. constr.ettōbokin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method,line fishing in lagoon from canoe at night. 1.Koṃnaajbarettōbokñāāt? Whenwillyoufishtheettōbokmethodagain? 2.Tipenrūttōbok. Hehasthelookofamanwhoknowshowtofishtheettōbok method ettōl₁ {yẹttẹl}. n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.ettōlū; n. constr.ettōlin. charismatic, person who is alwaysattracting people around him or her. 1.Ejjeḷamettōlinkeeḷakmejaolepānaelōñeoimilomeje. Hewassocharismaticthatwhenhediedtheentireatollmournedforhim. ettōl₂ seetōtōl. ettōllōñ, seetōtōllōñ. ettoḷọk seetōtoḷọk. ettọḷūm seetōtọḷūm. ettoñ seetōtoñ. ettōñ seetōtōñ. ettōñ dikdik seetōtōñ dikdik. ettōnaak {yettenahak}. variant form oftōñaak {tegahak}. ettōñaak {yettegahak}. variant form oftōñaak {tegahak}. ettōṇak seetōtōṇak. ettōñtōñ seetōtōñtōñ. ettoon seetōtoon. ettōr seetōtōr. ettōr kālọk seetōtōr kālọk. ettōū {yẹttẹhih}. Dial. W, E:tōū {tẹhih}. afish,mackerel,Trachurops crumenopthalmus. 1.Juoniaanri-kattōūroearrooltok. Oneofthemenwhowentfishingformackerelhasreturned. 2.Raarkattōū. Theywerefishingformackerel. etūṃ seetūṃ.belate. etutu seetutu. eub {yẹwib}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-eub; n. constr.eubin. agame, dare base (one base). ewae {yewahyey}. Dial. E, W:ḷọom {ḷawẹm} n. al.; v. caus.kōewae; n. constr.ewaein. afish,snapper,Aprion virescens. 1.Ḷōṃaroraarkaewae. Themenwerefishingforewae. ewan {yewan}. a time for being engaged in special activity. 1.Ejkabewananpādiṃwiin. Hejuststartedtolivehere. 2.Jejkukure (ikkure)imṃōṇōṇōbweejkabewanrainin. Todayisthetimeforthosewholiketoparticipateinspecialevents (U.N.Day,forexample). ewe {yewey}. archaic. on;surface of; old form ofeoon. Ewerōk {yẹwẹyrẹk}. AlsoEọwerōk{yawẹyrẹk}. Fromewe {yewey} |"on",rōk {rẹk} |"south". legendary place where human spirits are said to go after death. 1.KōjronaajlodooniloEwerōk. WewillseeeachotherinEwerōk. ewi {yẹwiy}. Alsoie {yiyẹy}. where?;how much?;demonstrative, interrogative singular. 1. “Bojine,ewimerameo?”ikajjitōk. “Mr.Boatswain,where’sthelight?”Iasked.P1117 2. “Ewitoonaōkarbabu?”KapeneoejabuwaakeJemaakebajkajjitōk. “HowlonghaveIbeenlyingdown?”theCaptaindidn’taskFatherspecifically,butjustasked.P1227 3. “Ṃōttanewijoñanejaikujtokiin?”Kapeneoekajjitōk. “Howmuchmoredoweneedtounload?”theCaptainasked.P704 4.Ewijoñanraijeokwōjbōke? Howmuchricedoyouwant? 5.Ewiṃweoiṃōṃ? Whereisyourhouse? 6.EwiwāweenbanaaneoilokajinIñlij? HowdoyousaythiswordinEnglish? 7.Ewiwōtiaanjōōtkākwokōṇaan? Whichoneoftheshirtsdoyouprefer? ewiin seewiin. ewōr seeor.be;thereis;thereare;have;exist. ewōt seewōt.rain. ewōtlọk seewōtlọk.fall. |