i {yiy}. Alsoi-{yi-}. prep. at;in;on. 1.Eñeṇijeṇ. It'srightthere. 2.Epādilowaanpāākṇe. It'sinthatbag. ia {yi'yah}. Alsoea {yeyah}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. where?;how?. 1. “Ia?”Bojineoekarkajjitōk. “Where?”theBoatswainasked.P1104 2.Ālkinkilaajrualitōk,rori-kakirorejḷōmṇakbweremaroñetalñanaejikuuḷ,rejjilikinḷọkerñanMājro. Aftereighthgrade,thosestudentstheteachersthinkareabletoattendhighschoolaresenttoMajuroasof1965.S24 3.EpādiaṂajōḷilomap? WherearetheMarshallsonthemap? 4.Iaṇekwōjkōnnaantokjāne? Whereareyoucallingfrom? 5.Inaajiwōjiawōj? HowwillIgetthere (whereyouare)? 6.Kwaaritokiatok? Howdidyougethere? 7.Kwōjetaliaḷọk? Howareyougoing? 8.TuiainṂajōḷiloBajjipik? WherearetheMarshallsinthePacific? iā {yiyay}. Dial. E, W:ūō {hihẹh} interjection: "ouch!". iaa- {yi'yaha-}. n. inal.iaō; v. distrib.iaea. with someone. 1.Ebarbōjrakaōroñaerrokōnnaaniuṃwinjetminitbweiroñainikienanjuoniaerroitijuonmājet. AfterafewminutesIcouldn’thearthetwoofthemtalkinganymorebutIdidhearthetwoofthemlightamatch.P1078 2.Ejiaaṃ? Whatdidyousay? 3.Ejejiaammāneṇekarkwaḷọkjidiknaaniuṃwinjetkokeminitālikinanwaḷọkmeneo. Noneofthefourofussaidanythingforalittlewhileafterthat.P1041 4.Iaarroilojerbaljabin. We'llbepartnersinthisjob. 5.Jejiaeake? Arewegoingtosplitintoteams? 6.Karkweātiaaṃtok? Whowasescortingyouwhenyoucame? 7.Kweātiaaṃiloṃupieoboñ? Whowaswithyouatthemovielastnight? Iaab {yi'yahab}. From Engl. n. pers.ri-Iaab. place name,Yap. 1.IaabejpādiloFSM. YapisoneofthestatesoftheFSM. iaaṃ {yi'yahaṃ}. From Engl. yam. 1.Iaaṃiakaṇerejwiakaki? Theyamsthatareonsalearefromwhere? iaan₁ seeiaa-.withsomeone. iaan₂ seeiaa-.withsomeone. iaar seear.past. iaat {yi'yahat}. From Engl. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iaate; n. pers.ri-iaatn. constr.iaatin. yard. 1.Komaroñkeiaatetokjiluiaatinnuknuk? Couldyoumakethreeyardsofcloth? 2.Ledikeṇejri-iaatnuknukeoeṇ. Thatgirlistheonewhomeasuresyardsofclothing. 3.Letokṃōkjuoniaatinnuknuk. Pleasegivemeayardofcloth. iabaru {yiyabariw}. Dial. W:iiabaru {yiyyabariw}, E:iabaru {yiyabariw}. v. intr.; n. inal.iabaruū. poisoned by eatingcrab. 1.Iarṃōñābaruimiabaru. Iatecrabandgotpoisoned. 2.Iiabaru. Igotsickfromeatingcrab. 3.Ḷeoeiabaruruṇe. Thatguyalwaysgetstheiabaru sickness 4.Taṇeearkaibaruikeok? Whatmadeyougettheiabaru sickness iaboñ {yiyahbegʷ}. Dial. W:iiaboñ {yiyyabegʷ}, E:iaboñ {yiyabegʷ}. v. intr., tr.iaboñe; n. pers.ri-iaboñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. raid atnight;attack atnight. 1.Juoniaanri-iaboñroearmej. Oneofthenightattackersdied. 2.Raariaboñebaaṃleeoimaolepāerimmej. Theyattackedthefamilyatnightandallofthemaredead. iabuñ {yi'yahbigʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iabuñi; n. constr.iabuñin. catch up with,overcome,overwhelm;burden;laden. 1.Ebankanoojḷapanekkeinikōjbweeḷapaniabuñkōnajriraṇnājin. Wedon'tseeverymuchofhimbecausehe'ssobusywithhischildren. 2.Jabinepatakōnaniieniabuñikoṃ. Don'tworryabouttimecatchingupwithyou. iādatōltōl {yiyadateltel}. Dial. W:iiadatōltōl {yiyyadateltel}, E:iadatōltōl {yiyadateltel}. v. intr.; n. inal.iādatōltōlū; v. caus.kaiādatōltōl. saliva;spit;slobber;drool. 1.Eiādatōltōlḷadikeṇ. Thatboyisslobbering. 2.Niñniñearkaiadatōltōlejoōteoanjemān. Thebabygotsalivaonhisfather'sshirt. 3.Taṇeejkōṃṃanbweniñniñṇeeniiadatōltōlḷọkwot? Whatmakesthebabykeeponslobbering? iāekwōj {yiyayẹkʷẹj}. Dial. W:iiāekwōj {yiyyayẹkʷẹj}, E:iāekwōj {yiyayẹkʷẹj}. v. intr.; n. inal.iāekwōjū; n. pers.ri-iāekwōj; v. caus.kāiāekwōj. race. 1.Iāekwōjintipñōleṃṃanḷọkjānboojinejjerakrōk. Racesofoutriggersailingcanoesarebetterthanthoseofsailingboats. 2.Raarkaiāekwōjwakoruoreṃōkajtata. Theyracedthetwofastestcanoes. 3.Ri-iāekwōjroraṇrejpojakinettōr. Therunnersarereadyfortherace. 4.Wakorejiāekwōjḷọkñanānejidikdikeṇ. Thecanoesareracingtothatsmallisland. iāetōl {yi'yayẹtẹl}. Alsoaetōl. v. intr., tr.iāetōle; n. pers.ri-iāetōl. associate with. 1.Kwōnjabiāetōleri-kadekraṇe. Don'taccompanythedrunkard. 2.Ḷaddikroraṇrejiiāetōlḷọkñanjikinpiknikeṇ. Theboysaregoingtogethertothepicnicplace. 3.Ḷaddikrorekijoñiāetōledoonraṇe. Thosearetheboyswhoalwaysaccompanyeachother. 4.Ri-iāetōlroraṇe. Thoseguysalwaysaccompanyeachother. iakalep {yiyakalep}. variant form ofeaklep {yaklẹp}. iakiu {yi'yakiyiw}. From Japn.yakyū (野球). v. intr.; n. al.; v. tr. caus.kaiakiuik; n. pers.ri-iakiu; n. constr.iakiuin. agame,baseball;playbaseball. 1. “Raariakiuwōtkeijitok,”eba. “TheywereplayingbaseballwhenIheadedoverhere,”hesaid.P465 2.Eiakiuiuḷadikeṇ. Thatboyisalwaysplayingbaseball. 3.EkappaḷpaḷiakiuinlikaoinAmedka. Americanbaseballplayersarefantastic. 4.Etōkerejjabkaiakiuikḷadikeṇ? Whydidn'ttheylettheboyplaybaseball? 5.Ri-iakiurojānAmedka. ThebaseballplayersfromAmerica. iakwāāl {yihakʷayal}. Alsoakwāāl{hakʷayal}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iakwāāle; n. pers.ri-iakwāāl; v. distrib.iakwāālāl; n. constr.iakwāālin. quarrel;argue. 1.Lieṇimḷeeṇaolepiienrejiakwāālāl. Themanandhiswifearealwaysarguing. 2.Raarakwāālimire. Theywerearguingandthenfought. 3.Ri-akwāāleoṇe. Heistheonewhoisalwaysquarrelling. iaḷ {yiyaḷ}. Dial. W:iiaḷ {yiyyaḷ}, E:iaḷ {yiyaḷ}. n. al.; n. inal.iaḷa; n. constr.iaḷin, iōḷan, ḷaan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. road;path;street;way;itinerary;journey;lane;route;transportation. 1.Armejroioonwabeorōkarloeimkōṃṃanḷaananmaroñkōnonotok. Thepeopleonthepiersawhimandmadewayforhimsohecouldspeak.P452 2.Ejjeḷọkmeneobaḷuuneoekarwōjakeakekarkelọkwōtiloiiaḷeoantoḷọk. Theplanedidn’tdoanythingandinsteadjustkeptflyingitscourse.P945 3.Errokartōtōñbajjekijoippāndoonakñaikarlukkuunḷōmṇakinaankeinanbarjuonalen,kōmmānkarrọọljāniiaḷinmej. ThetwoofthemwerelaughingbutIcouldn’thelpthinkingthatwehadjustbarelyskirteddeath.P1348 4.EwiwāweeniaḷṇeaṃḷọkñanCanada? WhatisyouritineraryonyourtriptoCanada? 5.Ewōrkeiaḷaṃḷọkñanerpooteṇ? Doyouhavetransportationtotheairport? 6.IkanoojkijerjerinetaliloiaḷinaōḷọkñanIsrael. IamreallyanxioustogoonthisjourneytoIsrael. 7.Raarpijiiaḷeo. Theyhavepavedtheroad iaḷ aidik {yiyaḷ hayidik}. idiom. Fromiaḷ {yiyaḷ} |"road, way",aidik {hayidik} |"narrow". n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-iaḷ aidik; n. constr.iaḷ aidikin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sneak away;goone at a time;comeone at a time. 1.Earkōttaraerṃadimiaḷaidikḷọk. Hewaiteduntiltheywerenotpayingattentionandsneakedaway. 2.Jeniaḷaidikjāne. Let'sgoawayfromhimoneatatime. 3.Kwōnkabiaḷaidiktok. Youshouldcomealone. iaḷan seeiaḷ. iaḷan jọọr {yiyaḷan jawar}. away made clear for escaping;escaperoute. 1.Ri-Amedkaraarkōṃṃanialanjọọrilopataeo. TheAmericansoldiersmadeclearthewayforescapingduringWorldWarII. iaḷan bōtōktōk {yiyaḷan betektek}. n. al.; n. inal.iaḷan bōtōktōkū; n. constr.iaḷan bōtōktōkin. bloodvessel;artery;vein. 1.Ekekeiniloānbwinnidrejiaḷanbōtōktōkiloānbwinnid Thearteriesandveinsinourbodyarethewaysbloodcirculatesinourbodies. iaḷan juon {yiyaḷan jiwen}. v. intr., tr.iaḷan juone; v. caus.kaiaḷan juon; n. pers.ri-iaḷan juon; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. examine;test; agame; atrial. 1.Jeniaḷanjuonedoon. Let'splayiaḷan juon. 2.Raariaḷanjuoneeōṃoktajānaōilānjikuuḷ. TheytestedmebeforeIwenttoschool. 3.Raariaḷanjuoneṃoktajānanjinojerbal. Theygavehimanexaminationbeforehestartedtowork. iaḷap {yiyaḷap}. Dial. W:iiaḷap {yiyyaḷap}, E:iaḷap {yiyaḷap}. period of greattidal variations;springtide. 1.Eiiaḷapkiiōimjenaajilāneañwōd. It'sspringlowtidenowandweshouldgofishing. 2.Kabitokñeepāātiloiaḷapin. Youshouldcomewhenitslowtideduringthisspringtide. iaḷ kadu {yiyaḷ kadiw}. n. al.; n. constr.iaḷ kaduin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. shortcut. 1.Ewōrkeiaḷkaduḷọkñanerpooteṇ? Dowehaveshortcuttogototheairport? 2.Kōjroiaḷkaduḷọkñantawūn. Let'staketheshortcuttotown. iāllulu {yiyalliwliw}. v. intr.; n. inal.iālluluū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. footrace. 1.Iaariālluluimṃōkakiaarjabjibweḷadikroiaarkōbōḷer. IwaschasingtheboysbutIcouldn'tcatchupwiththem. 2.Ḷōṃaroraṇrejiālluluippānekkaṇ. Thoseboysareracingtocatchthefish (onthereef). iaḷo {yiyaḷẹw}. Dial. W:iiaḷo {yiyyaḷẹw}, E:iaḷo {yiyaḷẹw}. v. intr.; n. inal.iaḷoū; v. caus.kaiaḷo; v. distrib.iaḷoḷo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. yellow. 1.Eiaḷoḷomejānnuknukeoan. Herdressisyellowish. 2.Eiiaḷoḷọkṃweeṇjānṃōeiṃō. Thathouseismoreyellowishthanmyhouse. 3.Kwōniaḷoikiunokaniṃōṇe. Youshouldpaintthehouseyellow. 4.Taṇeearkaialoiknuknukṇeaṃ? Whatmakesyourdressyellowish? iañak {yiyagak}. Dial. W:iiañak {yiyyagak}, E:iañak {yiyagak}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. come to one'ssenses. 1.Ejkabiañakḷọkanimekōṇaanbarrọọlñanḷeoippān. She'sjustcometohersensesandshewantstoreturntoherhusband. 2.Ejkabiañaktokaōimikōṇaanetaljikuuḷ. IjustcametomysensesandIwanttogotoschool. iāne {yiyanẹy}. Alsoiene {yiyẹnẹy}. Fromi {yiy} |"at",āne {yanẹy} |"islet". ashore. 1.Epādiāne. He'sashore. 2.Ri-iene. Thepeopleashore. 3.Ruwa. Thepeopleonboardaship,boat,etc. iar {yiyhar}. Fromi {yiy} |"locative",ar {har} |"lagoon beach". n. al.; n. inal.iarū; n. constr.iarin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. at thelagoonbeach. 1.IarinMājroekabokbok. ThelagoonbeachofMajuroissandy. 2.Ijilọkñaniar. Iamgoingtothelagoonbeach. 3.Inaajetaliarḷọk. Iwillgoonthebeach. iaraj {yiyaraj}. n. al.; v. caus.kaiaraj; v. distrib.iaraje; n. constr.iarajin. aplant, taro, general term;Cyrtosperma chamissonistaro. 1.Eḷapaniarajeaelōñeṇ. Therearelotsoftaroonthatatoll. 2.Inaajetalinettoiaraj. Iwillgoandpicksometaro. 3.Raarekkatiaraj. Theyplantedsometaro. 4.Reootinkaiaraj. Theywenttopicksometaro. iarin seear.lagoonbeach. iaroñroñ {yiyahregʷregʷ}. Dial. W:iiaroñroñ {yiyyahregʷregʷ}, E:iaroñroñ {yiyahregʷregʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iaroñroñe; n. inal.iaroñroñū; n. pers.ri-iaroñroñ; n. constr.iaroñroñin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. spy;reconnoiter;eavesdrop;wiretap;monitorsecretly;investigate. 1.Raarjilkinḷọkñabweiniaroñroñeḷọkṃōṃkūtkūt (eṃṃakūtkūt)koanrinanaro. Theysentmetospyonandreporttheenemymovements. 2.Rejibweri-iaroñroñro. Theycaughtthemenwhospied. 3.Waeoemootiniaroñroñtok. Thatshiphasgonetospy. iawewe {yiyahweywey}. Dial. W:iiawewe {yiyyahweywey}, E:iawewe {yiyahweywey}. n. al.; n. inal.iaweweū; n. constr.iawewein. corallime. 1.Kwōnraakutakeḷọkiawewekaṇejānlowaanupaajṇe. Pleaserakeoutthecorallimefromthefireplace. iba seeba. Ibae {yibahyey}. From Engl. pronunciation of the spelling "Ebeye" variant form ofEpjā {yepjay}. 1.IbaeejjuoniaanānekoiloaelōñinKuajleen. EbeyeisoneoftheislandinKwajaleinAtoll. iban seeban.beunable. ibbiddikdik maroñroñ seebūbwiddikdik maroñroñ. ibbidetdet seebūbdetdet. ibbijetjet seebūbjetjet. ibbijinjin seebūbjinjin. ibbilwōdwōd seebūbwilwōdwōd. ibbilwōnwōn seebūbwilwōnwōn. ibbūkbūk seebūbūkbūk. ibbuku {yibbiqiw}. From Japn.ippuku, 一服, to rest, take a break. (it also means to take a puff, to smoke). take abreak;rest;recess. 1.Ibbukuinri-aelōñkein;eṃṃananaetokjetñaakin. Theislanders'styleoftakingabreak;it'sniceandlonginduration. 2.Jemaroñkeibbukujidikbwejeṃōk? Couldwetakeashortbreaksincewe'retired? 3.Jenibbukubwejaañūr. Let'stakeasmokebreak. 4.Koṃwijibbukuḷọkñanñāāt? Howlongareyougoingtotakethatbreak? 5.Ḷeoearlaṃōjimba,"Jenibbukubwejekajjinōk. Heshoutedandsaid,"Let'stakeabreak;we'rebreathless." ibbūḷapḷap seebūbḷapḷap. ibbūra seebūbūra. ibbūramejmej seebūbūramejmej. ibbūriri seebūbriri. ibbūrọrọ seebūbrọrọ. ibbūtbūt seebūbūtbūt. ibbūtūktūk seebūbtūktūk. ibbwiroro seebūbwiroro. ibeb {yibyẹb}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ibebū; v. caus.kaibeb; n. pers.ri-ibeb; n. constr.ibebin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. storm;overrun;overflow;overcome;onrush;onset;onslaught;flow, series of largerwaves;waves ofships orplanes; asortie of planes; series of waves, usually three to six at a time, counted by good navigators before launching oceanward. 1. “Kabkeeibebtok.” “Thewavesaregettingbigger.”P519 2.Ebooḷemibebḷọk. Itfilledupandoverflowed. 3.Eibeb. Herecomesalargewave--warningtocrewofsmallboatthatawaveisabouttobreakonthem. 4.Eibeebbọjeteoṇailaḷ. Thewaterfaucetisflowingontheground. 5.Iaṇeejibebtok? Where'sthatwatercomingfrom? 6.Keejletokbakōjeoebaindāpdepbwejuoneoṇoeibebtok. Ashehandedmethebucket,hetoldmetoholdonbecausetherewasabigwavecomingourway.P610 7.Ṃōttanwōtjidikebaribebtok. Aseriesofwaveswillbecomingsoon. 8.Raaribebemwiiniloteeñeoāliktata. Theyturnedonthepressureandcamebacktowininthelastquarter. 9.Raaribebḷọkñanṃōnkiiñeo. Theystormedthepalace. 10.Wōnṇeearkaibeebbọọjetṇeṇaiilaḷ? Whoturnedonthefaucetandmadeitflowontheground? ibkij {yibkij}. variant form ofikbwij {yikbij}. 1.EowiikbwijinAur. TheikbwijofAurisdelicious. 2.Raarkaikbwij. Theywerefishingforikbwij. ibnene {yibnẹynẹy}. Alsoipnene{yipnẹynẹy}. n. al.; n. constr.ibnenein. stump;rooty soil. ibwij {yibij}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ibwiji; v. dir. caus.kaibwijtok/ḷọk/waj; n. constr.ibwijin. hightide. 1.Eibwijtok. Thetideiscomingin (rising). 2.Eibwijiwaeoimpeḷọk. Thetidecameupandthecanoedriftedaway. 3.Ekaibwibwijiaarināniin. Thelagoonsideofthisislandisalwayshavinghightide. 4.Jenkaibwijḷọk. Let'swaitforthetidetocomein. ibwijleplep {yibijleplep}. v. adj., tr.ibwijleplepe; n. inal.ibwijleplepū; v. caus. intr.kaibwijleplep, tr.kaibwijleplepe; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. flood;deluge;highesttide. 1.Eibwijleplepeāneo. Thestronghightidecoverstheislandwithwater. 2.Eḷapanwōtimkaibwijleplepenebjānṃweo. Theoutsidearoundthehouseisfullofwaterbecauseoftheheavyrain. 3.NowawōtimbwijeoanraarmouriloibwijleplepeoiloBaibōḷ. OnlyNoahandhisfamilysurvivedthegreatfloodintheBible. id {yid}. n. al.; v. caus.kaid; n. constr.idin. strands forweavinggarlands orstringingleis. 1.Rejkōṃṃanidinḷōḷōjānmaañ. Weavingstrandsaremadeofpandanusleaves. ida {yidah}. band, used for tyingtorches made fromfronds. 1.Kaidatok. Getsomeida. 2.Kwōnkōṃṃantokidabwejenjinobọkpāle. Makesomebandssothatwecanstartmakingsometorchesfromdrycoconutfronds. idaaj bwijen {yidahak bijen}. Idiom. drown its navel (term from the making of coconut toddy). 1.Aolepiienadjekaro,ilojibboñimjotaimjetiieniloraelep,jejjeputakeojidikillọkjidik,imbarāinwōtkietakebweenjabidaakbwijen. Everytimewetendto thetaskof drawingcoconutsap,inthemorningandevening,andsometimesatnoon,wecutthecoconutshootabiteachtime,andwealsobendthe shoot downtopreventthesapfromdrowningitsnavel.S19 idaak {yidahak}. Alsodaak{dahak},ilim{yilim}. v. intr., tr.ilim,inim,limi; n. inal.idaakū; v. caus.kaidaak; n. pers.ri-idaak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. drink. 1.Eṃōjaerjeljijetiturinwūpaajeoimdaakkọpe. Theywerealreadysittingaroundthestovedrinkingcoffee.P958 2.Ijidaakni. Iamdrinkingcoconut. 3.Ilimiimkōmaate. Drinkitallup. 4.Kaidaakebweemaro. Givehimwatertodrinkbecausehe'sthirsty. 5.Kwōjdaakke? Doyouwantadrink? 6.Ri-idaakni. Coconutdrinker 7.Ri-idaakpia. Beerdrinker. idaaptōk {yidahaptẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.idaaptōkū; v. caus.kaidaaptōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. crossed inweaving orplaiting;tangled;ajar. 1.Ettōrimidaaptōkneen. Asheran,hislegsgottangled 2.Jabkaidaaptōkjerbalkaṇeamiroñandoon. Don'tgetwhatyoutwoaredoingtangled. 3.Ḷōmṇakkeinarroreidaaptōk (ippāndoon). Ouropinionsareajar. idajoñjoñ {yidahjegʷjegʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.idajoñjoñe; n. pers.ri-idajoñjoñ; n. constr.idajoñjoñin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. try;examine;inspect;investigate. 1.Idajoñjoñinri-kapeel. Investigationofanexpert. 2.Kwōnṃōkidajoñjoñetokñankōjro. Howabouttryingitoutforus. 3.Ri-idajoñjoñeoṇetok. Herecomestheinspector. 4.Taṇekwaaridajoñjoñe? Whatdidyoutryout? iddipikpik seedidpikpik. iddipiñpiñ seedidipiñpiñ. ide {yidey}. transitive form ofidid {yidyid}. iden {yiden}. weavingstrips;strands;fibre. 1.Eṃṃanidennuknukṇe. Thatclothhasgoodfibers. 2.Idenjakieṇkōṃṃanjānmaañrar. Theweavingstripsofthemataremadefrompandanusleavesdriedbyfire. iden-oṇe {yiden-weṇey}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iden-oṇeik; n. inal.iden-oṇeū; n. pers.ri-iden-oṇe; n. constr.iden-oṇean; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. revenge;avenge;retaliate;punish;even out;recompense for evil deed. 1.Anijenaajiden-onieikeokkōnnanakaṇeaṃ. Godwillpunishyourevildeeds. 2.Ewōrri-idenoṇe. Thereisanavenger. 3.Lalekwaaridenwoṇe. Don'tseekrevenge. idepdep {yidẹpdẹp}. v. intr., tr.idepdepe; n. inal.idepdepū; v. caus.kaidepdep; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. crowded;grow together as plants. 1.Eidepdeparmejilokweilọkeo. Themeetingiscrowded. 2.EḷapanidepdepiṃōnjokwekoiloEbeye. ThelivingquartersonEbeyearetoocrowded. 3.Eḷapanidepdepniinwātoṇe. Thetreesonthattractarecrowded. 4.Lalekwaarkaidepdepaṃekkatni. Don'tplantcoconuttreessoclosetogether. idid {yidyid}. v. intr., tr.ide; n. inal.ididū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. stingingsensation; tosting. 1.Eḷapanididaolōkinlikinānin. ThePortuguesemen-o'-warontheoceansideofthisisletreallysting. 2.Laleaolōkeideeok. BecarefulorthatPortugueseman-o'-warmightstingyou. idik₁ {yidik}. v. caus.kaidik; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. period ofneaptides. 1.Eidikkiiōimeṃṃanbōkeinleok. It'sneaptidenowanditsgoodforfishingwithlongnets. 2.Kōttaranidikimitokkōjroeọñwōd. Waitfortheneaptideandwewillgofishing. idik₂ {yidik}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.idiki; n. pers.ri-idik; v. distrib.idikdik; n. constr.idikin. shake. 1.Eidikiuteoimmej. Heshooktheflowertreeanditwithered. 2.Ejajeidikpeinarmej. Henevershakeshands. 3.Erroḷōḷḷapeoidikpeindoon. Thetwoofthemshookhands.P70 4.Idikdikiraanwūtṇebweenwōtlọkwūt. Shaketheflowertreealotsotheflowerswillcomedown. 5.Jabidikiutṇe. Stopshakingthetree. 6.Jemaebaridikpeiniroojeoimiọkiọkweḷọkḷōḷḷapeokabarmejrojetijo. FathershooktheChief’shandandsaidgoodbyetotheOldManandafewotherpeoplewhowherethere.P474 7.Tauninaṃidikdikiutṇe? Whydidyoukeeponshakingthatflowertree? idike seedike.notlike. idimkwi {yidimkʷiy}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.idimkwiū; v. caus. intr.kaidimkwi, tr.kaidimkwii; v. distrib.iddimkwi; n. constr.idimkwiin. easilyangered; be onedge, of people;edgy. 1.Kwōnjabkōkjakjekippānbweeiddimkwi. Don'tjokewithhimashe'sedgy. idiñ {yidig}. v. intr.; n. inal.idiñū; v. caus.kaidiñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sudden;abrupt decision;suddenly;change of plans;instantaneous. 1.Eidiñḷọkankōṃṃanpepejānṃokta. He'snowmakingmoresuddendecisionthanbefore. 2.Ejjeḷọkwōtidiñinaṃuwe. Thatwasanabruptdecisionforyoutotravel. 3.Ḷeoeidiñankōṃṃanpepeeṇ. Thatmanisalwaysmakingsuddendecisiontobefollowed. 4.Taṇeekaidiñaṃuwe. Whatmadetheabruptdecisionforyoutotravel. ie {yi'yey}. there (resumptive locative pronoun). 1. “Eṃṃankeñejeañtarānewajñanānṇeiṃaanimkanneniendāneie?” “Woulditbeokayifwesailtotheislandupaheadandfillupourdrinkingwaterthere?”P1241 2. “Iainkōjmānpādiekiin?”Kapeneoebarkajjitōk. “Wherearewenow?”theCaptainasked.P1229 ie {yiyẹy}. Alsoewi {yẹwiy}. where?;how much?;demonstrative, interrogative singular. 1.Iarkajjitōkieṃōkajinkōrkōreoearjeke. Iaskedhowfastthecanoehebuiltwas. 2.Iedettanbwebweeokoṇan? What'sthesizeofthetunahehooked? 3.Iewāweenaṃnaajkareelebweeniwōjippaṃ? Howareyougoingtotalkherintogoingwithyou? ieṃa {yiyeṃah}. Dial. W:iieṃa {yiyyeṃah}, E:ieṃa {yiyeṃah}. From Japn.yama (山) "mountain". n. al.; v. distrib.iieṃaṃa; n. constr.ieṃain. stripes showingmilitaryrank. 1.Eieṃaṃapeinḷeeṇ. Hisarmiscoveredwithstripes. 2.Eṃōjaerbariaṃaikikōnbarjuoniaṃa. Theyhavestripedwithanotherstripe. 3.Jiluanḷeeṇieṃa. He'sgotthreestripes. ieñe₁ {yiyẹgẹy}. here it is (close to me); variant form ofeñe {yẹgẹy}. 1.Ḷaddikeokwōjpukoteeieñeije. Theboyyouwerelookingforisherebyme. ieñṇe {yiyegṇey}. that's it. 1.Ieñṇe,wāweendeṇekōmṃane. That'sthewaytodoit. iep₁ {yiyep}. Dial. W:iiep {yiyyep}, E:iep {yiyep}. n. al.; n. constr.iepin. basket. 1.Eḷapaniepe (iepiepe)kiiōñanjoñanṃōñāṇekiiō. Therearemorethanenoughbasketsnowfortheamountoffoodwehave. 2.Wōnṇeearājeiepṇe? Whowovethatbasket? iep₂ {yiyep}. Dial. W:iiep {yiyyep}, E:iep {yiyep}. sheet,nautical. iep jāltok {yiyep jaltekʷ}. From "a basket whose opening is facing the speaker". said offemalechildren; afemale married to a chief or householder; in her position she represents a basket whose contents are available to her relatives; said of families with girl children (in matrilineal society); seeiep jaḷḷọk. 1.Iepjāltokajriṇe. Youarefortunatetohaveagirlchild. iepān ṃaal {yiyepan ṃahal}. n. al.; n. constr.iepān ṃaalin. largebasket. iep jaḷḷọk {yiyep jaḷḷakʷ}. said ofmalechildren; seeiep jāltok. 1.Ñeejwōrnejidladdikrejiepjaḷḷọkkōnkeekkāwōtaernaajḷoorkōrāroippāer. Wheneverwehavemalechildren,theyareiepjaḷḷọkbecausetheyalwaysstaywiththewife'sfamily. ieplik {yiyẹplik}. n. al.; n. constr.ieplikin. rope fromsheet line forward and aft. iia {'yiyah}. Dial. W only; seejemaluut {jemaliwit}. n. al.; v. distrib.iiaeae. rainbow. 1.Eiiaeaerainiin. Therearelotsofrainbowstoday. 2.Juonuweoiiairilik. Thereisarainbowtothewest. iiaak {'yiyahak}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iiaake; n. inal.iiaakū; v. caus.kaiiaak; n. pers.ri-iiaak; n. constr.iiaakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. removebones fromfish;removethorns frompandanus leaves;explain something in detail. 1.Juoniaanri-iiaakekrodieardibōjpein. Oneofthewomenwhoremovedbonesfromthefish,abonegotintoherfinger. 2.Kanoojiiaakeekṇebweedidi. Becarefulintakingthemeatoffthatfishforithaslotsofbones. 3.Kōrāroraariiaakiekkoñanaerkōṃṃanjuub. Thewomenremovedthebonesfromthefishsotheycouldmakesoup. iiaeae {'yiyahyahyey}. rainbow-colored; distributive ofiia {'yiyah}. iiāio {'yiyayiyẹw}. Alsoiiaieo {'yiyahyiyẹw}. reunion. 1.Baaṃleeoraariiāioippāndoonilojuonkemeem. Thefamilygottogetherinabirthdaycelebration. 2.Earjuoniieniiaieoeṃṃanimkaṃōṇōṇō. Itwasagoodandenjoyableget-together. 3.Eṃṃanadwōjiiāio. It'sgoodforallofustogettogether. 4.Jeniiaieoḷọkñanṃweeṇiṃō. Let'sgettogetherandheadontomyhouse. 5.Meḷankoie,imiiaḷkoie,imiaieokoie, Thesurroundingsthere,thepathsthere,andthecomingsandgoingsthere,S2 lines from a song 6.Raariiaieoippāndoonālikinaerjakojāndooniuṃwinelōñiiō. Theyhadareunionaftermanyyearsofabsencefromoneanother. iiaḷañe {'yiyaḷagey}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iiaḷañeik; v. caus.kaiiaḷañe; n. constr.iiaḷañein. moonrise. 1.Eiiaḷañebweemmeramramtokreaar. It'smoonrisebecausewecanstarttoseelightintheeast. 2.Enaajiiaḷañeikikōjṃoktajānadtōprakḷọk. Wewon'tmakeittherebeforemoonrise. 3.Jenkaiaḷañe. Let'swaitforthemoontorise. iie₁ {'yiyẹy}. needle. 1.Iieinaj. Needleforsewingthatch. 2.Iieiniaṇeaṃ? Wheredidyougetyourneedlefrom? 3.Iieinkōtak. Needlefortyingonthatch. iie₂ {'yiyẹy}. ananimal,centipede. 1.Laleiieekijeok. Watchoutforcentipedesthattheydon'tbiteyou. iie₃ {'yiyey}. archaic. time; old form ofiien. iie rak {'yiyey rak}. variant form ofiien rak. iien {'yiyen}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. time;chance;occasion. 1.Elōñiientokālik. Therewillbelotsoftimelater. 2.Iienejjabkōttarjuon. Timewaitsfornoman. 3.Iienemṃanṃan. Goodopportunity. 4.Iieneoiienwūnoejbarjuoniaanmenkobubuejkwaḷọk. Thetimeformedicationwasanotherthingdivinationshowed.S21 5.Iieneoraarṃare. Thetimetheygotmarried. 6.Iienrak. Summertime. 7.Kiōepojakñanṃōñājabdewōtiien. Nowitisreadytoeatatanytime.S12 8.ṂōjinaeraikujiwainNavyrorōkarleḷọkñanjuonri-Ṃajeḷejjerbalippāeriloiieneo. WhentheNavynolongerneededthisship,theygaveittoaMarshallesepersonwhowasworkingwiththematthetime.P5 iieṇ {'yiyeṇ}. Alsoeieṇ{yẹyiyeṇ}. that (close to neither of us);demonstrative, third person singular, singling out. 1.Ḷeoiieṇtok. That'sthemantherecomingtowardus. 2.Ṃweoiieṇejpāditurinwōjkekileplepeṇ.. That'sthehousetherenearthebigtree. iien kijone {'yiyen kijẹwnẹy}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. constr.iien kijonein. period ofadjustment;Lent;religious period. iien rak {'yiyen rak}. Alsoiie rak{'yiyey rak}. idiom. n. al.; v. intr.; n. constr.iien rakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. summertime;time offairweather. 1.Ḷōṃaeeiieraktokbweediklọkkōtoin. Men,summertimeisnearasthewindisfairer. iien wōtemjej {'yiyen wẹtẹmjẹj}. variant form ofaolep iien. iien būroṃōj {yiyen birẹwṃẹj}. period ofmourning. 1.Ālikineoreakeorkejotainkōjeṃḷọkiienbūromejeṇñanarmejeṇ. Afterthespreadingofthegravel,thereisaneveningmealtobringtoanendthetimeofmourning.S14 iien ṃōṃan {'yiyen ṃeṃan}. Dial. W:iien eṃṃan {yiyyen yeṃṃan}, E:ien ṃōṃan {yiyen ṃeṃan}. opportunity; achance. iiet {'yiyẹt}. v. intr.; n. inal.iietū; v. caus. intr.kaiiet, tr.kaiiete; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. few;less;several. 1.Eḷapaniietaōnuknuk. Ihaveonlyafewclothes. 2.Imbarāinwōteiietromerejkōṃṃanemeninaje. Andtherearefewwhomakeajeanymore.S11 3.Kaietḷọkkijenjuonarmej. Maketheamountoffoodforeachpersonsmaller. 4.Kaiietworanri-jerbal. Thenumberofemployeesshouldbereduced. 5.KariiettatakoṇanTonyiaanḷōṃaroraareọñwōd. Tonycaughtthefewestfishamongthemenwhowentfishing. 6.Kwōnjabkāieteaṃbōbōk (ebbōk). Don'ttakesofew. iij {yiyij}. Alsoij{yij}. From Engl. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iiji; v. distrib.iji,iijij; n. constr.iijin. yeast;yeastbeverage. 1.Eiijijaniiōkpilawā. Thebreadshebakessmellsoftoomuchyeast. 2.Eiijijiiōkeoan. Hisbattercameouthavingtoomuchyeast. 3.Iijiniaṇekeāinwōtekajoor. Whereisthisyeastfromasit'squitestrong. 4.Kōjparokaṃijiiiōkṇe. Becarefulnottoputtoomuchyeastinthebatter. 5.Kōmijkōṃṃandānninkadekjāniij. Wemakeliquorfromyeast. iiṃ {yiyiṃ}. Alsoiṃ{yiṃ}. v. adj.; n. inal.iiṃū; v. caus. intr.kaiiṃ, tr.kaiiṃi; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. swift;fast; catch aglimpse of, because of fast motion. 1.Eiiṃwōtwaeo. Theboatwasveryfast. 2.Eḷapaniiṃwaeo. Thatcanoeisveryswift. 3.IimtatawaeowaanAlfred. Alfred'scarwasthefastest. 4.KareowaanAlfredeoejkaiiṃtoḷọkñanMājro. Alfred'scarwentswiftlywestwardtowardLaura. 5.Kwōnjabkaiiṃiloaṃkattōrbwejenaajitaak. Don'tdrivesofastorwewillhaveanaccident. iio {'yiyẹw}. v. intr.; n. inal.iioū; v. caus. intr.kaiio, tr.kaiouk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. whole;entirety;gross;intact. 1.Eiiodewiikinammānāindeeo. Wespentthewholeweekinthatsituation.P1187 2.Iaarjabkikijuonboñeiio. Ididn'tsleepthewholenight. 3.Iarkaioukmāeoimleḷọk. Igavehimthewholebreadfruit. 4.Komaroñkekaiiouktokjuonpaākinmāimbōktok? Couldyoubringmeawholebagofbreadfruit? 5.Ḷeoearkaiioukjuonpilawāimkañe. Themanateawholeloafofbread. 6.Letokjuonbaoiio. Givemeawholechicken. 7.Wāweenjọọḷek,ṃoktajejkarreoikekko,imeḷañeekkillepmenkojejṃwijitiimkōṃṃanbukwōnjidik,akeḷañeekjidik,jejkaioukiwōtinjooniilodānnin-jọọḷiuṃwinjuōnboñ. Thewaytomakesaltfishisfirst,wecleanthefish,andiftheyarebigfish,wecutthemintosmallersections,oriftheyaresmallfish,weputthemwholetosoakinsaltwaterovernight.S27 iiō₁ {'yiyẹh}. Alsoeiō{yẹyiyẹh},eñiō{yẹgyiyẹh}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. this (close to me);here it is;demonstrative, first person exclusive singular. 1.Baoeokwōjpukotiiō. Thechickenyou'relookingforisrighthere. 2.Juoniiōmāejkabwotlọk. Hereisabreadfruitthatjustfelldownfromthebreadfruittree. 3.Ḷaddikeoetoaṃpukotiiō. Theboyyouhavelookingforalongtimeishere. iiō₂ {'yiyeh}. Alsoyiō. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iiōe; n. inal.iiōū; v. caus.kaiiō; n. constr.iiōin. year. 1.IaarpādAmedkaiiōeoḷọk. IwasinAmericalastyear. 2.IarkaiōeōṇaiAmedka. IspentyearsinAmerica. 3.IiōinejitokinaajbarilọkñanAmedka. NextyearIwillgobacktoAmerica. 4.Jeteiiōūṃṇaiānin? Howmanyyearshaveyoubeenonthisisland? 5.Juondeiiōinanpādilojikuuḷ. He'sjustinschoolforoneyear. iiōk {'yiyẹk}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iiōke; n. inal.iiōkū; n. pers.ri-iiōk; n. constr.iiōkin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. mixture;mix;stir up;batter. 1.Kwōjeḷākeiiōkpilawā? Doyouknowhowtomixdough? 2.Raariiōkjimeen. Theymixedcement. 3.Raariiōkipilawako. Theymakebreadfromtheflour. 4.Ri-iiōkdakdak. Alwaysbeingsloppy. 5.Ri-iiōkpilawā. Thebreadmaker. iiōk dakdak {'yiyẹk dakdak}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-iiōk dakdak; n. constr.iiōk dakdakin. sloppy;hasty;slovenly. 1.Eṃōjṇeaṃiiōkdakdak. Stopbeingsloppy. iioon {'yiyewen}. v. intr., tr.iioone. meet;encounter;run into. 1.Ebariiooniroojeoimerrokarkōnono. HewentovertotheChiefandthetwoofthemstartedtalking.P1346 2.Enanawōtinwāweenjeañiioone.” Whatanuglysituationwe’rein.”P774 3.Iariioonjerainne. Iranintomyfriendyesterday. 4.Jeronaajbariiondoonjuonraan. Wewillmeeteachothersomeday. 5.Ḷōṃaroraariioondoonbaareo. Themenmeteachotheratthebar. iiūñ {'yiyig}. Dial. E, W:aet {hayẹt}. Alsoiññā{yiggay}. yes. 1. “Iiūñ,“ibañane. “Ok,”Isaidtohim.P153 ij seeej.bedoing;be inprogress. ijā {yijay}. Dial. Mejit Island only exclamation: "Goodness!". 1.Ijā,emakebajṃōṃan (eṃṃan)anlur. Goodness,it'ssoniceandcalm. ijab seejab.not. ijaje seejaje.notknow. ije {yijẹy}. Alsoje{jẹy}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. here; thisplace;locative demonstrative, first person exclusive singular. 1. “EjakoBojinije. “TheBoatswainisn’there.P645 2.Ijeeojenaajkwelọkie,ejjabijeṇe. Hereiswherewewillhaveourmeeting,notthere. ijekā {yijekay}. Alsojekā{jekay}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. somewhere here around me;hereabouts;locative demonstrative, first person exclusive plural. 1. “IjroñijekākekwōjḷōmṇakinjerakḷọkinwiikinñanLikiep. IheararoundherethatyouarethinkingofsailingtoLikiepnextweek.P76 2.Ijroñkebaokokāijekā. Iheardthatthechickensareheresomewhere. 3.Ḷaddikrorāijekā. Theboysareheresomewhere. ijekākā {yijekaykay}. Alsojekākā{jekaykay}. somewhere here around me;hereabouts;locative demonstrative, first person exclusive plural, singling out. 1.Baokokeinijroñjakiainikierijōkākā. I'veheardthesoundofthechickenssomewherearoundhere. ijekākaṇ {yijekaykaṇ}. Alsojekākaṇ{jekaykaṇ}. there; thoseplaces (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, third person plural, singling out. 1.Jejroñkeewōrtaibuunijōkaṇ. Weheardthatthereisatyphoonsomewhereoutthere. ijekākaṇe {yijekaykaṇey}. Alsojekākaṇe{jekaykaṇey}. somewhere around you;thereabouts;locative demonstrative, second person plural, singling out. 1.Jejroñkeewōrtaibuunijōkaṇe. Weheardthatthereisatyphoonsomewhereoveryourway. ijekaṇ {yijekaṇ}. Alsojekaṇ{jekaṇ}. there; thoseplaces (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, third person plural. 1.Remootḷọkñanijōkaṇ. Theywentoutsomewhere. ijekaṇe {yijekaṇey}. Alsojekaṇe{jekaṇey}. thereabouts (close to you);locative demonstrative, second person plural. 1.Ḷadikroremootwajijōkaṇe. Theboyshavegonesomewhereoveryourway. ijekein {yijẹkẹyin}. Alsojekein{jẹkẹyin}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. somewhere here around us;hereabouts;locative demonstrative, first person inclusive plural. 1.Karijekeinkokōmarpādieilopataeo. Theseweretheplaceswestayedduringthewar. ijeko {yijekew}. Alsojeko{jekew}. here;where;there;locative demonstrative, abstract plural. 1.Eṃōjetaleijekoearetalieḷọk. Theplaceswherehewenthavebeeninvestigated. 2.Ijokoraarkakkuriilopataeorejpādwōtjenkwāer. Thetracesofwhattheydestroyedduringthewarwerestillthere. ijekoko {yijekewkew}. Alsojekoko{jekewkew}. yonder; overthere; at thatplace (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, abstract plural, singling out. 1.Wakokoijekoko. Thosearetheshipsoverthere. ijeḷā seejeḷā.know. ijellọkwi- {yijẹllakʷi-}. n. inal.ijellọkwū. except;instead of;save. 1.Enejjeḷọkbaranijraṇippaṃijellọkū. Thoushalthavenoothergodsbeforeme.S5 2.KabitokaolepraanijellọkunwōtJabōt. ComeeverydayexceptSunday. ijeṇ {yijeṇ}. Alsojeṇ{jeṇ}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. there; thatplace (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, third person singular. 1.Waeoeppepewōtbajjekijoimejejijeṇetalieḷọk. Ourboatjustfloatedinthewateranddidn’tgoanywhere.P1171 2.Wakoededḷọkaertōkeakḷọkijeṇ. Theshipshavealreadyarrivedthere. ijeṇe {yijeṇey}. Alsojeṇe{jeṇey}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. there by you;locative demonstrative, second person singular. 1. “Epojakkeijeṇeilōñ?”Jemaekarkūkūrlōñḷọk. “Areyouguysreadyupthere?”Fatheryelledup.P680 2.Ekōjkanamimourijeṇe? Howareyoudoingoverthere? 3.Etkekwōjabjalutōkḷọkkekwōpādijeṇe?”Bojineoeba. Whydon’tyoujustemptyittherewhereyouare?”theBoatswainsaid.P647 ijeṇeṇe {yijeṇeyṇey}. Alsojeṇeṇe{jeṇeyṇey}. there by you;locative demonstrative, second person singular, singling out. 1. “Ijeṇeṇeiōñirilik,”eba. “Overtheretothenorthwest,”hesaid.P1105 2.Kwōnlaliṃōkmākoijeṇeṇeimbūkitok. Lookforthebreadfruittherebyyouandbringthemhere. iji {yijiy}. transitive form ofijij {yijyij}. ijij {yijyij}. vulgar slang. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iji; n. inal.ijijū; n. pers.ri-ijij; n. constr.ijijin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sexualintercourse. ijin {yijin}. Alsojin{jin}. here; thisplace;locative demonstrative, first person inclusive singular. 1.Ijineoiarlobarulepeoie. HereiswhereIfoundthecoconutcrab. 2.Jenkakkijeijin. Let'sresthere. Ijitō {yijiteh}. From Engl. Easter. ijjab seejab.not. ijjibjibwe seejijibjibwe. ijjibur seejijibur. Ijjidik {yijjiydik}. Dial. W, E:Jidikdik {jiydikdik}. clan name. Ijjidikin-kapinmeto {yijjiydikin-kapinmetew}. clan name. ijjiieṇ {yijjiyiyeṇ}. Alsojiieṇ{jiyiyeṇ},ijiieṇ{yijiyyeṇ}. yonder; at thatplace (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, third person singular, singling out. 1.Jenaajwōnṃaanḷọkjidikimkakkijeijjieṇ. Wewillgoalittlebitfurtherandthenrestthere. ijjiiō {yijjiyiyẹh}. Also(i)jieō{(yi)jiyeyẹh},ijiiō{yijiyyẹh}. here; thisplace (close to me);locative demonstrative, first person singular, singling out. 1.Itokijjiiōimjijetie. Comehereandsitdown. 2.Komaroñjijetijjiiōakijjieṇ,ijowōtkwokōṇaan. Youcansithereorthere,whereveryouprefer. 3.Laleṃōkijjiōeṃṃankeñanadkatōkjuonmāie? Lookatthisplacehere—isitagoodplacetoplantabreadfruittree? ijjino seejijino. ijjiōñ seejijioñ. ijjipdodo seejijipdodo. ijjiped seejijiped. ijjir seejijir. ijjuok seejijuok. ijjurjur seejijurjur. ijjurpe₁ {yijjirʷpẹy}. Alsoijurpe{yijirʷpey}. n. inal.ijjurpeū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. holdhands while walking. ijjurpe₂ seejijurpe. ijjuur seejijuur. ijjuweo {yijjiwweyew}. Also(i)juuweo{(yi)jiwiweyew},ijuweo{yijiwweyew}. yonder; overthere; at thatplace (close to neither of us);locative demonstrative, abstract singular, singling out. 1.Jejreilọkwōtimloḷōṃaraṇrejeọñwōdijjuweo. Wecanstillseethemenfishingoverthere. ijo₁ {yijew}. Alsojo{jew}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. here;where;there;locative demonstrative, abstract singular. 1. “Ijowōtkwoba,”euwaak. “Whateveryousay,”hereplied.P1112 2.Ijabṃakūtkūtakipādwōtijoimkōttar. Ididn’tmove;IjuststayedwhereIwasandwaited.P85 3.Ijowōtkwōjba. Anythingyousay. 4.Imeḷọkḷọkbokeoaōṇaijojaarkakkijeie. Iforgot (andleft)mybooktherewherewerested. 5.Itokijoimjijetie. Comehereandsit. 6.Raarkakkijeijo. Theyrestedthere. 7.Rejpādwōtijoiuṃwinmāijojaarṃōñāie. Theyarestillthereunderthebreadfruittreewherewehadourlunch. ijo₂ {yijẹw}. Archaic. goodsoil. ijoke {yijewkey}. however;nevertheless;but as;maybe. 1.KomaroñuweimkakkijeippaHawaii,ijokekwōjaikujmakekōḷḷāwōṇaāṃ. YoucancomewithmeandhaveavacationinHawaii,butyouhavetopayyourownway. ijoko {yijekʷew}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. thoseplaces. 1.KwōjememejkeijokojaarpādieAmedka? DoyouremembertheplaceswevisitedinAmerica? ijoḷ {yijeḷʷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.ijoḷū; v. caus.kaijoḷ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. like; have anappetite for; torelish something. 1.Ekaijoḷeōkeejkōnonokōnpọljejeo. Histalkabouttheripebreadfruitbakedincoconutoilgivesmeanappetite (makesmewanttoeat). 2.Eḷapankaijoḷjoḷtokṃōñāeṇ. Thesightofthatfoodmakesmewanttoeat. 3.Eḷapaōijoḷaijkūriim. Ireallywanttoeaticecream. 4.Jelukkuunijoḷṃōñāinaelōñkein. Ireallylikelocalfood.P191 5.Kwōnjabkaijoḷekōnaijkūriimṇe. Don'tmakehimwanttoeaticecream. 6.Ḷadikeṇeijoḷeaijkuriimṇekijōm. Theboyreallyhasanappetiteforyouricecream. iju {yijiw}. n. al.; v. distrib.ijujuwi; n. constr.ijuin. star;comet;planet; anycelestial body other than the sun and the moon. 1.Ejijujuijọteenin. Therearelotsofstarstonight. 2.Ijuinreaar. Thestarintheeast. 3.IjuRaan. MorningStar. iju rabōḷḷọk {yijiw rabeḷḷakʷ}. Alsoiju kāḷọk{yijiw kayḷakʷ}. meteor;fallingstar. ijuboñ-ijuraan {yijiwbẹgʷ-yijiwrahan}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ijuboñ-ijuraane; n. pers.ri-ijuboñ-ijuraan; n. constr.ijuboñ-ijuraanin. move withsteady anddeliberatepurpose; do somethingpersistently. 1.Ebarbōjrakammānkarkōnonoakkōmmānijuboñ-ijuraaniaḷaḷkoñanmaatier. Westoppedtalkingandkeptatituntilthereweren’tanyboardsleft.P755 2.Raarijuboñ-ijuraanewaeoñanṃōjin. Theykeptatitnightanddayuntiltheyfinishedthecanoe. Iju-ilo-bok-ajaj {yijiw-yilew-bekʷ-hajhaj}. Seebok ajaj "coarse sand" astar; in the Magellanic cloud. Iju-ilo-raan-kubōk {yijiw-yilew-rahan-kʷibẹk}. Seekubōk: "star in the branches of thekubōk tree. astar. Iju-kuwaj-aiḷip {yijiw-kʷiwaj-hayiḷip}. Seekuwaj, aiḷip: "thick halfbeak fish". aconstellation;Castor andPollux inGemini. Iju-māj-rouṃuṃ {yijiw-maj-rẹwiṃwiṃ}. astar; nebula inperseus; possibly the double cluster NGC 869 and 884. Iju-pilo {yijiw-pilẹw}. AlsoLiiju-pilo. aconstellation; stars inCancer; 44 is a blind woman led by her two granddaughters gamma and delta. ijur {yijirʷ}. n. al.; v. caus.kaijur; n. constr.ijurin. incense. 1.Raarkāijurtokliktok. Theywerecollectingincense (wood)bytheshore. Iju Raan {yijiw rahan}. seeJurōn Jemān Kurlōñ. 1.EtakIjuRaaneo. TheMorningStarhasjustrisen. ijurwewe {yijirʷwẹywẹy}. n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.ijurweweū; v. caus. intr.kaijurwewe, tr.kaijurweweik; n. constr.ijurwewein. dilapidated;run-downcondition. 1.Joñanantoaōjakojānṃweoeijurweweḷọk. Ihadbeenawayfrommyhousesolongthatitwasdilapidated. ijuun māj {yijiwin maj}. n. al.; n. inal.ijuun meja; n. constr....mejān. pupil of theeye;eyeball. Ijuun Rak {yijiwin rak}. astar, possiblyAchernar (alpha Eridani). ik {yik}. v. intr.; v. caus.kaik; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. healing together of awound;joining; comingtogether. 1.Eiktokkōtaanrākaṇe. Thecrackbetweenthoseboardsisclosingupnow. 2.Eiktokmejānkinejṇepeiṃ. Thecenterofthewoundonyourarmisstartingtohealshut. 3.Kaiktokmeṇe. Closetheweir. ikaarar {yikaharhar}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ikaarare; n. inal.ikaararū; v. caus.kaikaarar; n. constr.ikaararin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. poisonousfish. 1.Eikaarareikōnānin. Thefisharoundthisisletpoisonpeople. 2.Ejjabikaararikōnāniin. Thefishofthisisletarenotpoisonous. 3.Eḷapanikaararikōnānin. Thefisharoundthisisletareverypoisonous. 4.Eḷapanikaarareḷọkikenāniin. Thefisharoundthisisletarealotmorepoisonousthanbefore. 5.Taṇeejkaikaarareikenāniin? Whatmakesthefisharoundthisisletpoisonous? ikabwe {yikabẹy}. afish,mackerel,Grammatorcynus bicarinatus. ikade {yikadẹy}. n. al.; v. caus.kaikade; n. constr.ikadein. afish,Chelon vaigiensis. 1.Rejkaikade. Theyarefishingforikade. ikāidik {yikayidik}. afish,rainbow runner,Elagatis bipinnulatus. ikallo {yikallẹw}. afish; used as bait for tuna. 1.Rejkaikallomọọrinkabwebwe. Theyarefishingforkaikalloasbaitfortuna. ikbwij {yikbij}. Dial. W, E:ḷañe {ḷagẹy} Alsoibkij{yibkij}. afish,crevally,Caranx stellatus. ikdeelel {yikdeyelyel}. v. intr.; n. inal.ikdeelelū; v. caus.kaikdeelel; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. desire something;obsession;have something on one's mind; bebothered by something;eager;anxious;frantic. 1.Ijkabikdeelelinjikuuḷ. IhavejustdecidedthatIwanttogotoschool. 2.Kwōjiktōmikdeelelilobūruō. Youhavefinallycomeandcreateddesireinmyheart. (fromalovesong). 3.Taṇeekaikdeeleleok? What'sonyourmind? 4.Taṇeekōmṃanbwekwōnikdeelelinilānjikuuḷ? Whatmakesyouwanttogotoschool? ike {yikey}. distributive form ofek {yẹk}. 1.Taṇeejkaikeāniin? Whatmakethisislethavelotsoffish? ikeruṃwij {yikeyrʷiṃij}. variant form ofikiruṃwij {yikiyrʷiṃij}. ikiddik {yikiddik}. n. al.; n. inal.ikiddikū; v. caus. intr.kaikiddik, tr.kaikiddiki; n. pers.ri-ikiddik; n. constr.ikiddikin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sultrymannerisms. 1.Ikiddikkaṇanlieṇrōkọkkureaōḷōmṇak. Hersexywaysaredrivingmecrazy. ikien {yikiyen}. v. intr., tr.ikiene; n. inal.ikienū; v. caus.kaikien; n. pers.ri-ikien; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. frolic;play;pester;bother;play practicaljokes. 1.Ekanoojkiliddāpanikien. Hispesteringreallygetsundermyskin. 2.Erroejikienedoonbajjek. They (two)arejustpesteringeachother. 3.Kwōnjabkaikiene. Don'tlethimpesterotherpeople. 4.Ri-ikieneoṇetok. Herecomestheboywhoisalwayspesteringothers iki-ruṃwij {yikiy-rʷiṃij}. Alsoike-ruṃwij{yikey-rʷiṃij}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.iki-ruṃwijū; v. caus.kaiki-ruṃwij; n. pers.ri-iki-ruṃwij; n. constr.iki-ruṃwijin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. slow moving; veryslow; chronicallytardy;absenteeism. 1.Eṃōjṇeaṃiki-ruṃwij. Iwantyoutostopbeingtardy. 2.Kwojekkarinito-itakbwekwoiki-rumwij. You'renotfittobeatravelerbecauseyouaretooslowineverything. ikjet {yikjẹt}. n. al.; n. pers.ri-ikjet; n. constr.ikjetin. depths of theocean; thedeep; point beyond which one cannotdig further; rockbottom. 1.Raarkōbimpoikjet. Theydugtilltheyreachedrock-bottom. 2.Ri-ikjet. Peoplefromthebottomofocean (legend). ikjin {yikjin}. v. intr., tr.ikjini; n. inal.ikjinū; v. caus.kaikjin; n. pers.ri-ikjin. cookfish onstones. 1.Komaroñkeikjinitokekkijō? Couldyouhavemyfishcookedonstone? ikkiil₁ seekūkiil. ikkiil₂ seekūkiil. ikkij seekūkij. ikkijeje seekūkijeje. ikkilparakrōk seekūkilparakrōk. ikkinaḷnaḷ seekūknaḷnaḷ. ikkubōl seekukbōl. ikkumarmar seekukmarmar. ikkumatmat seekukmatmat. ikkūṃkūṃ seekūkūṃkūṃ. ikkuṃliklik seekukuṃliklik. ikkun seekukun. ikkūr seekūkūr. ikkure seekukure. ikkūtbuuj seekūkūtbuuj. ikkwetōr {yikkʷeyter}. From Engl. equator. 1.Ṃajeḷepāditurunikkwetōr. TheMarshallsaresituatedneartheequator. ikkwidik seekukwidik. ikmid {yikmid}. Dial. W, E:oḷaḷo {weḷaḷẹw}. afish,bass,Variola louti. ikoeaak {yikẹwyahak}. variant form ofikueaak. ikōk {yikek}. variant form ofkōk {kek}. ikōḷ {yikeḷ}. From Engl. n. al.; n. constr.ikōḷin. eagle. ikōlood {yikelewed}. afish,electrid,Valenciennesia strigata/violifera. ikōn {yiken}. construct form ofek {yẹk}. 1.Ikōniakaṇe? Wheredothesefishcomefrom? ikōñ {yikẹg}. v. intr.; n. inal.ikōñū; v. caus.kaikōñ. silence; keepsilent;quiet;dumb;mum;mute;taciturn. 1.Akkōmrokarikōñjāndoonimjabkōkeroro. Butthetwoofusjustremainedsilentanddidn’ttalk.P1255 2.Aolepimkarbarikōñimjabkōkeroro. Everyonewassilentagainandnoonespoke.P694 3.Kaikōñajiriraṇejānaerkauwaroñroñ. Havethechildrenbesilentandstopmakingsomuchnoise. 4.KōṃrokarbarikoñiuṃwinjidikiienbweepoubJemaimainikienwōtkeinjaḷjaḷkokerejtōtōñtōñippāninjineokeejniñeañrōkeañijo. ThetwoofusstayedquietawhileasFatherwasworking;theonlysoundwasthemonkeywrenchbangingontheengineasheshiftedbackandforthinthere.P720 5.Kwōnikōñwōtimjabkeroro. Bequietanddon'tmakeanynoise. ikōṇaan seekōṇaan.want to,like to. ikōn-ae {yiken-hayey}. afish. 1.Rejkaikōn-ae. Theyarefishingforikōn-ae. ikōn-aḷe {yiken-haḷey}. slang. riffraff; aslovenly person; anẹer-do-well. 1.Lalekwaarleḷọkaṃḷōmṇakñanikōnaḷeeṇ. Don'tyouworryyourheadoverthatriff-raff. ikōn-ālkinṃwio {yiken-yalkinṃiyew}. idiom. fish thatwanders outsidecoconut leafchainscarer; belongs solely to the one who catches it;person who is not "iñ or "with it";deviant. 1.Jabinepatakakebweikōn-ālkinṃwio. Don'tworryabouthimbecausehe'snotwithit. 2.Kwōjjabaikujkobaikibweikōn-ālkinṃwio. Youdon'thavetoputitwiththerestbecauseyoucaughtitoutsidethescarer. ikōn-wōd {yiken-wed}. afish,wrasse,Thalassoma lunare. ikōtaan seekōtaa-. ikrooḷ {yikreweḷ}. Alsoikūrooḷ. dissatisfied. 1.Armejinṃweeṇreikrooḷippāndoon. Thepeoplefromthathousearedissatisfiedwitheachother. ikudej {yikʷidẹj}. afish, scrawledfile fish,Alutera scripta. ikueaak {yikiwyahak}. Alsoikoeaak. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ikueaakū; v. caus.kaikueaak; n. pers.ri-ikueaak; n. constr.ikueaakin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. walk back and forth;ride back and forth;promenade;fellowship;traverseto and fro. 1.Eṃōjṇeaṃikoeaakbwekwōjrippālelekiiō. Stoprunningaroundforyou'renowamarriedman. 2.Ikueaakintakaṇeami? Whyareyoupeopleriding (walking)backandforth? 3.Juoneobajpakotiltiliaerejaadalikkaranlājjānaolepbweñeejikueaakikōtaanpakokojet,aolepimewweaeaḷọk. Itwasobviousthatoneofthespottedsharkswasfiercerthantherestbecausewheneveritswambackandforthbetweentheothersharks,theywouldallswimaway.P1003 4.Kōmarikoeaakbajjekimeḷanāneo. Wejustsortofroamedaroundtheisland. ikūr {yikir}. v. intr., tr.ikūri; v. caus.kaikūr; v. distrib.ikikūr; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. change;rearrange;distort. 1.Eṃōjaōikūrkarōkinlowaanṃwe. Irearrangedtheroom. 2.Eṃōjikūribwebwenatoeo. Thestoryhasbeendistorted. 3.Kwōmakekijoñikikūrlowaanṃōṇe. Youralwaysrearrangingtheroom. 4.Lalekwaarikūrwāweenanbaaṃleṇemourippāndoon. Don'ttrytochangethelifestyleofthefamily. 5.Lalekwaarikūrikarōkinlowaanṃweeṇ. Don'tchangethearrangementinsidethehouse. ikuut {yikiwit}. afish,pilot fish,Naucrates ductor. ikwōd {yikwed}. dialectal variant ofukood {wikwed}. il₁ {yil}. n. al.; v. caus.kail; n. constr.ilin. tarosprout; immaturetaroplant. 1.Rejekkatiliniaraj. Theyareplantingtarosprouts. il₂ {yil}. Alsoilil{yilyil}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ili; n. pers.ri-il; n. constr.ilin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pierce; make ahole;pierceears. 1.Edikḷọkililraankein. Peopledon'tpierceearsasmuchnowadays. 2.Ri-ileoeṇ. Sheistheonewhomakesholesinearlobes. 3.Wōnṇeearililọjilñūṃ? Whomadeaholeinyourearlobe? il₃ {yil}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kailil, tr.kailili; v. distrib.ilil; n. constr.ilin. smallblisters from over exposure tosun. 1.Eilālkūkōnaōkarkōjeje. IwassunbathingandIgotblistersonmyback. 2. Ej pojān [pojak in] ilil likin kōn an kar aḷ kōjeje. Herbackwillbecoveredwithblistersfromexposuretosun. 3.Kwōmaroñkekāilililikū? Canyoupleasepoptheblistersonmyback? iḷak seeḷak.then,when. ilaḷ seelaḷ.below,earth. ilām {yilam}. contraction ofilok im {yilakʷ yim}. ilañ seeilọk.goaway. ilān {yilan}. contraction ofilok in {yilakʷ yin}. ilar {yilar}. v. intr., tr.ilare; n. inal.ilarū; v. caus.kailar; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fancy;pretty;brightcolored. 1.Eḷapanilarjōōteṇan. Hisshirtiscertainlyfancy. 2.Eḷapanilarunokanṃweeṇ. Thehouse'spaintiscertainlybrightandfancy. 3.Eḷapanilartokunokanmweeṇ. Thecolorofthehouse'spaintisdistinctlybright. ilarak {yilahrak}. v. intr.; n. inal.ilarakū; v. caus.kailarak; n. pers.ri-ilarak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. fishing method,trolling outside lagoon;trolling. 1.Elōñkwoṇanri-ilarakro. Themenwhoaretrollingcaughtlotsoffish. 2.Ḷōṃaroraṇrejilaraklik. Thosefellowsaretrollingalongtheoceanside. ilbōk {yilbẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.ilbōkū; v. caus.kailbōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. scared;startled;surprised;shocked. 1. “Akta?”eilbōkimkajjitōk. “Whatwasitthen,”heasked,soundingstartled.P626 2.Ekailbōkeōkeijroñkōnmejeoanḷadikeonejin. Iwasshockedtohearofhisson'sdeath. 3.Iilbōkkōnainikienbueo. Thesoundofthegunscaredme. 4.Ḷōṃaroraarlaṃōjimkailbōke. Themenshoutedtostartlehim. 5.Ri-Iaabrelukkuunilbōkbōk. TheYapeseareoftenstartled. ile {yilẹy}. Alsoele{yeley, yẹlẹy}. n. al.; n. constr.ilein; n. pers.ri-ilele. string;wire forstringingfish. 1.Eorkeaṃile? Doyouhaveastring (forstringingfish)? 2.Juoneaōilemālwe. Ihavefishstringmadeofcoconutrib. 3.Juoneileinek. Hereisastringoffish. 4.Koṃroilāmkailetok. Youtwogoandbringsomewirestringforstringingfish. 5.Kwōmaroñkeilekiekkaṇe. Couldstringingthefish. 6.Kwōnileletokjānjabōnileṇebweijilelewajjānije? CanyoustringthefishfromtheotherendwhileIstringfromthisend? 7.Kwōnaajetalippānri-eañwōdraṇbwekwōnkabri-ileleek. Youwillgowithfishermensothatyoucanbetheonewhostringsthefish. ileek {yileyek}. transitive form ofilele {yilẹylẹy}. ilel {yilyẹl}. pile ofrubble;formant in place names. 1.Kwōnileekekkaṇe. Youstringthosefish. ilele {yilẹylẹy}. Fromile {yilẹy}|. v. intr., tr.ileek; n. inal.ileleū; v. caus. intr.kailele, tr.kaileleik; n. pers.ri-ilele; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. stringfish,coconuts,flowers, etc;. 1.Inaajkāileleikeokippa. I'llletyoustringyourfishwithmystringer. 2.Inaajkāileleikeokippa. I'llletyoustringyourfishwithmystringer. 3.Kwōnileekekkaṇe. Stringthosefish. 4.Rejileleek. Theyarestringingfish. ilen {yilen}. construct form ofel {yẹl}. iliik {yiliyik}. v. intr.; n. inal.iliikū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. walkswinging thearms;walkfast. 1.Iaṇekwōjiliikḷọkñane? Whereareyouwalkingtoswingingyourarms? 2.Kwōnkailiikibweenutekōj. Walkfastbeforetheraincomes. 3.Rejiliikbweepaakanboñ. Theyarewalkingfastbecauseit'salmostdark. ilik seelik.oceanside. ilikin seelik.back,ocean side;outer. 1.Ejjeḷọkaij-bọọkiloenañinaolepeṃiṂajeḷ,bōtabeḷakwōrilojetwōteṃkoKuajleenimMājrokabjejjoiloaelōñkoilikin. TherearenorefrigeratorsinmostMarshallesehomes,exceptforsomeonKwajaleinandMajuro,andafewontheouterislands.S27 ilil {yilyil}. distributive form ofil {yil} 'blisters'. ililju {yilyiljiw}. early tomorrow. 1.Inaajiwōjililju. I'llcometherethefirstthinginthemorning. ilim {yilim}. transitive form ofidaak {yidahak}. 1.Jabilimjekaroṇe. Don'tdrinkthecoconutsap. ilju {yiljiw}. tomorrow. 1.Iljubōlenenaajeṃṃanlañ. Maybetomorrowwewillhavegoodweather. ilju im men {yiljiw yim men}. nearfuture; within the next fewdays. 1.Ijḷōmṇakiniwōjiljuimmen. Iamthinkingofcomingyourwayinthenearfuture. iḷḷijḷij seeḷūḷijḷij. illik seelilik. illu seelilu. illutōk seelilutōk. iḷḷwūjḷwūj seeḷuḷwūjḷwūj. il meej {yil meyej}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. constr.il meejin. beautyspot;mole. 1.Juoneilmeejālkū. Ihaveamoleonmyback. ilmeej {yilmeyej}. v. intr.; n. inal.ilmeejū. mole on theskin;beautyspot. ilmek {yilmẹk}. n. al.; v. caus.kailmek; n. constr.ilmekin. afish,silverfish,Gerres baconensis. ilo {yilew}. Dial. E, W:ilo {yilẹw}. prep. at;in. 1.Iloṃool,inaajmaroñiwōjilobaḷuuneoilju. Infact,Iwillbeabletocomeontheplanetomorrow. ilọk₁ {yilakʷ}. Dial. W, E:wālọk {waylakʷ}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ilọkū; n. pers.ri-ilọk; n. constr.ilọkin. go away (of humans). 1.Kwōnilọkippānḷọk. Yougoawaywithhim. 2.Raarilọkinjar. Theywenttochurch. ilọk₂ {yilakʷ}. v. adj.; v. caus.kailọk; v. distrib.ilọklọk. dilutefood ordrink to make itstretch;water down. 1.Kōmatiuippānraijelukkuunkailọklọk. Cookingiuwithricecanreallystretchit. 2.Kwōnjitubweeilọk. Makeastewsowe'llhavemore. ilọk lọje {yilakʷ lawjẹy}. Fromilọk {yilakʷ} |"dilute",lọje {lawjẹy} |"stomach". v. intr.; n. inal.ilọk lọjiō; v. caus.kailọk lọje; n. pers.ri-ilọk lọje; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. diarrhea;loosebowels. 1.Eilọklọjien. He'sgotdiarrhea. 2.Taṇeearṃōñāimkailọklọjien? Whatdidheeattomakehimhavediarrhea? ilomej {yilẹwmẹj}. v. intr., tr.ilomeje; n. inal.ilomejū; v. caus.kailomej; n. pers.ri-ilomej; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. mourn thedead;visit thebereaved;visit home of dead person withgifts;grief;lament; seeāmej. 1.Earkanoojlōñri-lomejebūreejtōneo. Thereweremultitudesofpeoplemourningthedeadpresident. iḷoñ {yiḷegʷ}. deep;depth. 1.Eḷapaniloñkinejeo. Thewoundisquitedeep. 2.Ieiḷoñinkinejeo? Howdeepisthewound? ilowa {yilewah}. n. inal.ilowaō. inside;in. 1.Bwilṇeanepādilowa. Hehasafever (althoughhedoesn'tfeelhot). 2.Kieokiinkaareoepādilowaanwaeo. Thekeyforthecarisinsidethecar. ilowaan seeilowa.inside. ilukkuun seelukkuun. ilūlōt {yilhilet}. variant form ofūlūlōt. im₁ {yim}. Alsoem{yem},-m{-m}. and. 1. “Āinwōtjuon,”Jemaeṃōkajimba. “It’sokay,”Fatherquicklysaid.P1297 2. “Aolepānlowaanbaibkāiaarjeḷatiimboṇkōnpeinael. “ThepipesIremovedareallcloggedwithpaintoil.P630 3. “Ekwe,aolepbaibkāikarjeḷatiimboṇ,”Jemaeba. “Well,allthepipesIhavetakenoffsofarareclogged,”Fathersaid.P724 4. “Jiluallōñ,”Bojineoeroñaōkajjitōkimuwaak. “Threemonths,”theBoatswainhearingmyquestionreplied.P1327 5.Aolepimkarbarikōñimjabkōkeroro. Everyonewassilentagainandnoonespoke.P694 6.Aoleproioonwabeoimilbōkkōnwāweeneo. Everyoneonthedockwassurprisedbyit.P316 7.Ejjeḷọkkōkeroroimaolepmenimlurilowaanwaeo. Itwasquietandcalminsidetheboat.P345 8.Iṃōkajimrọọljānijoñanwaeo. Iquicklyleftandwentbacktotheboat.P318 9.Kabkejuonraanenaajtōtōrimmaatkaaninjinotemjejilaḷin. Someday,therewon’tbeanyfuelleftatall.P860 10.Kōnantoankarpādwōtimbabuilowa,aolepānturinmejānimo. Hisfacewaspalefromlyingdownforsolong.P1224 11.Kweimña. Youandme. 12.Ṃōṃaanem (Eṃṃaanem)kōrā. Menandwomen. im₂ {yim}. n. al.; n. constr.imin. askirmish;bout;brawl;duel;riot;hassle. 1.Juoneoimearwaḷokilowetajabṇeiōñ. Averbalskirmishtookplaceinthehousenextdoornorth. iṃ {yiṃ}. seeiiṃ. iṃaajaj {yiṃahajhaj}. Alsoiṃaaj{yiṃahaj}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iṃaajaje; n. inal.iṃaajajū; v. caus.kaiṃaajaj; n. constr.iṃaajajin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. strike aginst each other;smash into each other;bump into each other;collide head on;clash, physical as well as philosophical;smash-up. 1.Eiṃaajajainikienkomejatoto. Voicesfilledtheair. 2.Ruoeṇkaarreiṃaajaj. Thosetwocarssmashedintoeachother. 3.Ruoeṇkaarreiṃaajaj. Thosetwocarssmashedintoeachother. 4.Wōnraṇraarkaimaajajikaarkaṇ? Whowereinvolvedinmakingthecarssmashintoeachother? iṃaan seeṃaan. imaroñ seemaroñ.beable. imen {yimen}. n. al.; v. caus.kaimen; n. constr.imenin. afish, spottedeagle ray fish, poisonous,Aetobatus narinari. iṃiṃ {yiṃyiṃ}. n. al.; v. caus.kaiṃiṃ; n. constr.iṃiṃin. afish, reeftriggerfish,Balistapus rectangulus/aculeatusHawaiianhumu-humu nuku-nuku a-puaa. 1.Eḷapaniṃiṃiiaarrainin. Therearelotsofiṃiṃatthelagoonsidetoday. 2.Elḷapiṃiṃiniaarjānlik. Theiṃiṃatthelagoonsidearebiggerthantheiṃiṃattheoceanside. 3.Koṃroenjinokaiṃiṃḷọkñanlikināneouweo. Youtwostarttofishforiṃiṃtowardthatislet. 4.Ḷaddikraṇrejkaiṃiṃ. Theboysarefishingforiṃiṃ. imkili {yimkiliy}. transitive form ofimkilkil {yimkilkil}. imkilkil {yimkilkil}. Alsoimkil{yimkil}. v. intr., tr.imkili; n. inal.imkilkilū; v. caus.kaimkilkil; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. tear into finepieces;pluckfeather orhair (Ralik only). 1.Jabimkilipebaṇe. Don'ttearthatpaperup. 2.Wōneearimkilipebakā? Whotoreupthesepiecesofpaper? 3.Wōneearimkilkilpebaṇaiilowaanmwiin. Whotoreupthesefinepiecesofpaperinsidethehouse? im men {yim men}. approximately;about;roughly. 1. “Bōlenṃōttanwōtjoñoulimmenaḷaḷinnemenaajbwejikinaōjerbal.” “Maybeabouttenmoreboardsandtherewillbeenoughroomformetowork.”P706 imminene seemiminene. iṃṃūṇṃūṇ seeṃūṃūṇṃūṇ. iṃō seeeṃ.house. iṃōk seeṃōk.tired. iṃōn seeeṃ.house. iṃōn aje {yiṃen hajey}. giftland; land given by chief as reward for services. iṃōn bwebwe {yiṃen bẹybẹy}. asylum;house for thedemented. iṃōn kōppād {yiṃen keppad}. temporaryshelter. iṃōn utaṃwe {yiṃen witaṃẹy}. asylum. 1.Ibakwaarpādiṃōnutaṃweeṇ? Coulditbethatyouwereintheasylum? impiḷoob {yimpiyḷeweb}. Alsoeṃpiḷoob{yeṃpiyḷeweb}. From Engl. n. al.; n. constr.impiḷoobin. envelope. iṃtō- {yiṃte-}. n. al.; v. caus.kaiṃtō-; n. constr.iṃtō-n. dance steps. 1.Ejlukkuunkāiṃtōn. He'sactuallymakingupdancesteps. iṃuk {yiṃikʷ}. v. intr., tr.iṃuki; n. inal.iṃukū; v. caus.kaiṃuk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. shake abush ortree. 1.Iṃukjānleenutṇe. Shaketheflowersoffthebush. (lit.Shakefromitsfruitthatfloweringbush.) 2.Kwōniṃukijānleenoranṇe. Shaketheorangesoffthattree. iṃwe {yiṃey}. distributive form ofeṃ {yẹṃ}. iṃwiin seeeṃ.house. 1. “Iọkwekoṃiṃwiin,”Jemaebakekōṃroejdelọñḷọk. “Hello,everyoneinthishouse,”Fathersaidwhenweentered.P180 in₁ {yin}. complementizer. to. 1.IjujenbajrōrelọkñanKapeneoinlaletaeoeba. IlookedattheCaptaintoseewhathewouldsay.P896 2.Kabjabmeḷọkḷọkinjarṃoktajānaṃkiki.” Anddon’tforgettopraybeforeyougotosleep.”P557 3.Kokanoojinṃōṃool (eṃṃool). Thankyouverymuch. 4.Kwōjetalinjikuuḷia? Wheredoyougotoschool? in₂ {yin}. Dial. W, E:ōr {her} n. al.. grassskirt;(seeinin 'wear a grass skirt'). 1.EṃṃanḷọkininEpoonjānMājro. GrassskirtsmadeinEbonarebetterthantheonesmadeinMājro. 2.Wōnṇeearkōmṃaneinṇeaṃ? Whomadeyourgrassskirt? in₃ {yin}. this (thing close to us both);demonstrative, first person inclusive singular. 1. “EtaninLikabwiro.” “It’scalledLikabwiro.”P435 2.Menineṃṃan. Thisthingisgood. in₄ {yin}. Also-in{-in}. of;from;for;construct particle or suffix. iñ {yig}. Alsoiñrōk {yigrek}. v. adj.; v. distrib.iñiñtōk. twist;twisted;sprained;squirm. 1.Eiñḷōmṇakṇeaṃ. Yourlineofthinkingisoff/twisted. 2.Eiñiñtōkkāānnieṇ. Thetrunkofthatcoconuttreeistwisted. 3.Eiñrōkneō. I'vesprainedmyfoot/leg. 4.Kwōnjabiñiñtōkbweijpiteok. StopsquirmingasI'mgivingyouarub-down. iñ₁ {yig}. n. al.; n. constr.iñin. spines onfish. 1.Iñinbwebwe. Thespineoftunafish. iñ₂ {yig}. angry. inaaj seenaaj.future. ināj seenaaj. iñak seeñak.notknow. indeeo {yindẹyyew}. Alsoin deo, indeo. forever;perpetual. 1.Ejjeḷọkeṇenaajmourñanindeeo. Noonewillliveforever. 2.Indeeoimindeeo. Foreverandever. indeo seeindeeo. ine₁ {yiney}. n. inal.ineō; v. caus. intr.kaine, tr.kaineik. seed;breed;spawn;seedling. 1.Bōktokjuonaḷaḷarroine. Bringastickforustocarrytheburdensuspendedbetweenus. 2.Ineenni. Coconutseedling 3.Ineenri-nana. Spawnofthewicked. 4.Kainetokineinni. Getsomecoconutseedlings. 5.Kakoeṇejkāineiklọlọeṇ. Theroosteriscoveringthehen. ine₂ {yinẹy}. Alsoineek. longstick placed on shoulders of two persons to carry burden suspended between; seeinene {yinẹynẹy}. ine- {yine-}. n. inal.inō. sisters of a male; female parallelcousins of a male; taboo femalerelatives of the same generation. 1.Liṃareinrejinem. Oursistersandfemaleparallelcousins. ineea {yinẹyyah}. n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.ineeaū; n. pers.ri-ineea; n. constr.ineeain; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. giant; of greatstature;tall. 1.Enaajkanoojineeañeerūttoḷọk. He'llbeverytallwhenhegrowsup. 2.Koleiatejjuonri-ineea. Goliathisagiant. ineek {yineyek}. transitive form ofinene {yinẹynẹy}. 1.Kwōnineekpaākṇe. Youshouldcarrythebagonyourshoulder. ineeṃṃan {yinẹyẹṃṃan}. v. intr.; n. inal.ineeṃṃanū; v. caus.kaineeṃṃan; n. pers.ri-ineeṃṃan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. serene;meek;gentle;cheerful,resigned;soft-hearted;easy-going;carefree;mellow;benign. 1.Ejjuonri-ineemṃan. Heisonethosewhoissofthearted. 2.Eḷapanineemṃanimejjeḷọkaninepata. He'sverypatientandhasnothingtoworryabout. 3.Enanañeejḷejānjoñanadineeṃṃan. It'snotgoodtobetooeasygoing. 4.Jetarmejeḷapaerineeṃṃan. Somepeopledon'thaveanythingtoworryabout. inej {yinẹj}. n. al.; n. constr.inejin. fleet ofcanoes,ships, orplanes. 1.InejinbaḷuuninwaantariṇaekoanAmedka. AfleetofAmericanwarplanes. 2.InejinwaantariṇaekowaanAmedka. AfleetofAmericanwarships. inelep {yineylep}. multitude. 1.Naajdikininelepeo. Feedingofthemultitude. inene {yinẹynẹy}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ineek; n. inal.ineneū; v. caus.kainene; n. pers.ri-inene; n. constr.inenein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. carry onshoulders;bear aburden. 1. “JemaeṇejineekjuonpāākakBojinejineekkōbeṇ.” “FatherhasabagonhisshoulderandtheBoatswainiscarryingthewatercontaineronhisshoulder.”P1258 2.Juoniaanri-inenewainiroearokjak. Oneofthemenwhowascarryingabagofcopraonhisshoulderfelldown. 3.Kwōmaroñkeineekpāāke? Canyoucarrythisbagonyourshoulder? 4.Raarineneḷọkpāākinwainiñanboojeo. Theywerecarryingawaybagsofcopraontheirshoulderstotheboat. 5.Rejinenepāākinwaini. Theyarecarryingbagsofcopraontheirshoulders. inepata {yinẹypahtah}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.inepataū; v. caus.kainepata; n. pers.ri-inepata; n. constr.inepatain; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. worry;anxious;troubled;angered;displeased;perturbed. 1. “Jabinepata,”ḷōḷḷapeoeuwaak. “You’rewelcome,”theOldManreplied.P1292 2.Ejinepatatokwōtjānaerrokariakwaāl. He'sstillangryfromtheargumenthehadwithhiswife. 3.Eḷapaninepataḷōḷḷapeokōnḷadikeonejinejjañinroltokjānkeearilāmeoñwōd. Theoldmanisworriedabouthissonwhohasnevercomebackfromfishing. 4.Iinepatakōnainikiendāneoinnemijujenjibwetokbakōjeokabkuwateoimjinoaōkarānen. IwasworriedaboutthesoundofthewatersoIusedacantobailitintoabucket.P348 5.Taṇeejkainepataikeok? Whatmakesyouworried? 6.Tonyejjuonri-inepatailomoureṇan. Tonyisonewhoisalwayslooksworried. inij {yinij}. From Engl. n. al.; n. inal.inijū; v. tr.iniji; n. constr.inijin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. inch. 1.Eṃōjaeriniji. Theyhavemeasureditbyinches. 2.Kwomaroñkeinijitokaetokanaḷaḷe? Couldyoumeasurethelumberandfindouthowmanyinches? 3.Kwomaroñlalejeteinijtokjānijeṇe? Couldyoufindouthowmanyinchesfromthere? inik {yinik}. Alsoinōk{yinẹk}. From Engl. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iniki; n. inal.inikū; v. caus.kainik; n. constr.inikin;inikitok, ḷọk, waj. ink. 1.Einikdāne. Thiswaterhasinkinit. 2.Inikiniaeoaṃ? Whereisthisinkofyoursfrom? 3.Komaroñkeinikitokpeeneaō? Couldyouputinkinmypen? 4.Wōnarkainikijoōteaō? Whogotinkonmyshirt? 5.Wōneearinikidāne? Whohasputinkinthewater? inim {yinim}. transitive form ofidaak {yidahak}. 1.Etalwōtiminimniṇe. Goaheadanddrinkthatgreencoconut. iñimmaḷ {yigimmaḷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.iñimmaḷū; v. caus.kaiñimmaḷ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. writhe inpain. 1.Eiññimmalḷadikeokeejbwilōkneen. Theboywrithedinpainwhenhebrokehisleg. 2.Eḷapankariñimmaḷkōnlọjien. Hewrithedinpainfromhisstomachache. 3.Ḷadikeoejiñimmaḷḷọkñanaujpitāḷkōnanmetaklọjien. Theboyiswrithinginpainfromastomachacheonhiswaytohospital. 4.Taeṇejkaiñimmaḷḷadikeṇ? Whatcausedtheboytowritheinpain? inin {yinyin}. Fromin {yin} 'grass skirt', which see. v. intr.; n. inal.ininū; v. caus. intr.kainin, tr.kāinin(i); n. pers.ri-inin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. wear askirt;grassskirt. 1.Iarloanininḷọkijeṇeṇeḷọk. Isawherinagrassskirtgoinginthatdirection. 2.Juoniaanri-ininro,kōrāroimraarkōmṃaniinkein,eṃōjanbōkkakkije. Oneofthewomenwhomadethesegrassskirtspassedaway. 3.Kōrāeoeṇeṃōjaninin. Thatwomanhaswornthegrassskirt. 4.Kwōjinintokjānia? Whereareyoucomingfrominthatgrassskirt? 5.Kwōnkaininiledikṇebweenmaroñetalinebippānledikraṇṃōttan. Dressthatgirlupwithagrassskirtsoshecanjointheothergirlsinthedance. 6.Rejjakōttaraerinin. Theyarejustwaitingforthemtoweartheirgrassskirts. 7.Renañinkāinin(i)keri-ebro? Havetheyadornedthedancerswithgrassskirts? iñiñ₁ {yigyig}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iñūti; n. pers.ri-iñiñ; n. constr.iñiñin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.iñtōk). twirl;turn,around and around;wind;kinky, ofhair. 1.Eariñiñimjotokbọọleo. Hewoundupandthrewmetheball. 2.Eariñiñimjotokbọọḷeo. Hewoundupandthrewmetheball. 3.Eiñlọjienḷadikeṇ. Thatboy'sgotahernia. 4.Ejāliñiñkooḷanbōran. Hehaskinkyhair. 5.Iñūtiwajṇeaṃ. Windyourwatch. iñiñ₂ {yigyig}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iñūr(i),n. inal. iñiñū; ikūr; n. pers.ri-iñiñ; n. constr.iñiñin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.iñrōk). sprain;change;turn forworse. 1.Eariñūrinjineo. Hethrewtheengine'stuningoff. iñiñtōk {yigyigtẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.iñiñtōkū; v. caus. intr.kaiñiñtōk, tr.kaiñiñtōke; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. wiggle;wriggle. iñjālle {yigjalley}. v. intr., tr.iñjālleik; n. inal.iñjālleū; v. caus.kaiñjālle; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. toss aline by means ofweight tied to end. injej {yinjẹj}. From Engl. v. intr., tr.injeje; n. inal.injejū; n. pers.ri-injej; v. distrib.injejje. hinge;hasp. 1.Eḷapaninjejjekiiōiṃōnwiaeṇ. Rightnowtherearelotsofhaspsinthatstore. 2.Injejiniain. Whereisthishaspfrom? 3.Koṃroilọkimkainjejtokjānṃōnwiaeṇ. Youtwogoandbringsomehingesfromthatstore 4.Kwōninjejekōjāmeṇ. Installthehingesonthatdoor. injin {yinjin}. n. al.; n. pers.ri-injin; n. constr.injinin. engine;motor. 1.Eḷapainikieninjinṇe. Thatengineisnoisy. 2.Injinbatbat. Japaneseone-cylinderengine (putt-putt). 3.Injinintaṇe? Whatisthatenginefor? 4.Injinjarom. Generator. 5.Injinḷọk. Outboardmotor. 6.Injininkwaḷkoḷ. Washingmachine. injinia {yinjiniyah}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.injiniaik; n. inal.injiniaū; v. caus.kainjinia; n. pers.ri-injinia; n. constr.injiniain; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. engineer;mechanic. 1.Etaninjineaeṇanwaeṇ? Whatisthenameoftheengineerofthatship? 2.Ewōrjiluantiṃaeṇinjinea.Aolepri-injineareinjiluraardiojḷọkjānjikuuḷinjinea. Theshipshasthreeengineers.Allthreeofthemhavegraduatedfrommechanicalengineeringschool. 3.Wōneṇearinjiniaiktokwaeṇ? Whowasengineeronthatshipwhenitcamehere? 4.Wōneṇejinjiniainwaeṇ? Whoistheengineeronthatboat? injin ḷọk {yinjin ḷakʷ}. outboardmotor. 1.Kaininjinḷọkrotṇe? Whattypeofoutboardmotoristhat? Iñlen {yiglen}. From Engl. n. pers.ri-Iñlen. place name,England. 1.IñlenejjuoniaanlaḷkoiloIorob. EnglandisoneofthecountriesofEurope. Iñlij {yiglij}. From Engl. n. pers.ri-Iñlij. English;England. 1.EjeḷākajinIñlij. HeknowstheEnglishlanguage. 2.EjeḷākajinIñlij. HeknowstheEnglishlanguage. 3.KōmṃaninIñlen. MadeinEngland 4.Ri-Iñlenmenṇe. That'sanEnglishman. 5.Ri-Iñlijmenṇe. That'sanEnglishman. iñ-lọjien {yig-lawjiyen}. v. possessed; v. caus.kaiñ-lọjien; v. dir.iñtok/ḷọk/waj lọjien. strain one's abdominalmuscles;hernia. 1.Eariñtokwōtlọjienjānankarekkotakpāākeddo. Hegotaherniajustbyliftingheavybags. 2.Eiñ-lọjienkōnankatekotakmendedodo (eddodo)eo. Hestrainedhisabdominalmusclestryingtolifttheheavyweight. 3.Eiñ-lọjienḷadikeokōnankarmakekotakpāākeo. Theboyhasstrainedhisabdominalmusclesbyliftingtheheavybagbyhimself. 4.Jabkaiñ-lọjiōṃimmakekotakpāākṇe. Don'tstrainyourabdominalmusclesbycarryingthebagbyyourself. iññā {yiggay}. Dial. E only; seeaet {hayẹt}. Alsoiiñ{'yiyig}. yes. 1. “Iññā,”euwaak. “Yeah,”heanswered.P125 2.Inñā,inaajiwōj. Yes,Iwillcome. innām {yinnam}. Alsoinnem{yinnem}. then. 1.InneminaajilọkinjikuuḷHawaiiñeeṃōjaōkaddiojḷọkjānhighschool. ThenIwillgotoschoolinHawaiiafterIgraduatefromhighschool. 2.Innemta? Thenwhat? inne {yinney}. yesterday. 1.Iartōkeaktokinne. Iarrivedyesterday. 2.Inkaritokinneakiarnañinmej. IshouldhavecomeyesterdaybutIwassick. inne eo ḷọk juon {yinney yew ḷakʷ jiwen}. Alsoraan eo ḷọk juon{rahan yew ḷakʷ jiwen}. theday beforeyesterday. 1.WaeoearjerakñanWōjjāinneeoḷọkjuon. TheboatsailedawaytoWotjethedaybeforeyesterday. innem {yinnem}. variant form ofinnām {yinnam}. 1.InaajkelọkñanHawaiiinnemnaajkelọkwōtñanAmedka. IwillflytoHawaiiandthencontinueontoAmerica. innijek {yinniyjẹk}. Alsoinnijek{yinnijẹk}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kainnijek, tr.kainnijeke; n. constr.innijekin. pitchblack, said ofnights. 1.Anejjeḷọkijueṇejwaḷọkilañekainnijekḷọkbuñininjānboñ. Becausetherearenostarsvisibleintheskymakestonightmorepitchblackthanlastnight. 2.Buñūnbọbomeninbweeininijek (innijek). Thisshouldbeanidealnightforcatchingflyingfishbecauseit'spitchblack. 3.Buñūnbọbomeninbweeinnijek. Thisshouldbeanidealnightforcatchingflyingfishbecauseit'spitchblack. 4.Elukkuunḷapaninnijekboñoneo. Itwaspitchblackthatnight.P1038 iññiñi, seeñeñiñi. Innintok {yinnintekʷ}. Fromnnin {nnin} |"to pound, smash",tok {tekʷ} |"toward me". n. al.; v. caus.kainnintok; n. constr.Innintokin. aplant, pandanus cultigen (Takeuchi). innitōt {yinnitet}. v. adj.; v. caus.kainnitōt. fast;rapid;speedy. 1. “Aḷe,lukkuunkwōjṃoolkewaṇeeinnitōttok,”Bojineoebajkōnono. “Man,youareright;thatboatiscomingourwayfast,”theBoatswainspokeup.P1138 2.Ejjeḷọkwōtinnitōtineṇtipñōlkeejako. It'ssuchafastcanoeit'sgone. 3.Eñeoiarloaninnitōtḷōkijuweoḷọk. Isawitspeedingawayinthatdirection. 4.Ennitōtankarlukwarkwareḷọkrōḷọkeo. Itslippednicelyacrossthewavesasitwasmakingupforlosttime.P912 5.IḷakbajlaleeinitōtḷọkriwūtewaanJurelañjānṇewaanKōjmānlañ. ItendtothinkthatJurelañ'stoycanoehereisfasterthanKōjmānlāñ'sthere. 6.Wōjḷāeṇkōrkōreṇwaanejjejerakrōkkaakeekainnitōt. Thatsailhiscanoeusesmakesitspeedy. iññūr seeñūñūr. iññurñur seeñūñurñur. ino {yinew}. n. al.; n. inal.inoū; n. constr.inoin. lashingcord. 1.Juoneaōino. Hereismylashingcord. 2.Kwōninoikwakubaakṇe. Tietheoutriggerwiththelashingcord. inojeik {yinewjẹyik}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. ignore;drift away from. 1.Kwōjabinojeikḷọkjāniwakein,iaḷiṇmourkokein. Don'tdriftawayfromthesecanoes,theseareyourpassestolife. (Don'ttakethingsforgranted.) inōk {yinẹk}. variant form ofinik {yinik}. inōknōk {yineknek}. Alsoinōknōk{yinẹknẹk}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.inōke; n. inal.inōka; v. caus. intr.kāinōknōk, tr.kāinōknōke; n. pers.ri-inōk; v. distrib.inōke,inōknōke; n. constr.inōkan. adorn;decorate;embellish;ornament,trimmings;decked out. 1.Einōknōkeubōnopijaeo. Theofficerwasmuchdecorated. 2.Eḷapaninōknōkṃōnjareṇ. Thatchurchisdecorated. 3.Etarjānjoñananinōknōkwōjkeinkirijṃōjeṇ. TheChristmastreeisover-decorated. 4.Ledikeoearkāinōknōkeruuṃeo. Thegirldecoratedtheroom. 5.Ledikrorejkāinōknōklōb. Thegirlsaredecoratinggraves. 6.Wōneṇearkāinōknōkṃōnjarṇe? Whodecoratedthatchurch? 7.Wōnṇeearinōkeṃōnjarṇe? Whodecoratedthechurchwiththosecolorsofpaint? inọñ₁ {yinagʷ}. Alsoinoñ{yinegʷ}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.inọñū; n. pers.ri-inọñ; n. constr.inọñin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. legend; folkloristicstory;fiction;lore;myth;day-dream. 1.Aolepiienajirirorejroñjakeanjimṃaerinọñ. Everytimethechildrenlistentotheirgrandfathertellingthelegend. 2.Bookininọñ. Thefairytalebook 3.Bōtabejeḷāaolepkainbwebwenato,roro,kabinoñ. However,heknowsallkindsofstories,chants,andlegends.P41 4.Bōtabewōrjetinọñrejpādwōtñanraininimjejmaroñwōtroñiloiienkiki. However,therearesomelegendsthatremaintodayandwecanhearthematbedtime.S13 5.Inọñūniaṇekwōjinọñkake? Wheredoesthatlegendyou'retellingcomefrom? 6.KōnkekajinṂajeḷearjabpādilopebaṃaeiieneoearitokri-pālle,ejjabkanoojlōñarmejrejmourwōtkiiōrejeḷāinọñkoanri-Ṃajeḷ. BecausetheMarshalleselanguagewasn’tputintowritinguntilWesternerscame,notmanypeoplelivingtodayknowthelegendsoftheMarshallesepeople.S13 inọñ₂ {yinagʷ}. euphemism used on sailing vessels to notify men to stay out ofsight when women need torelieve themselves. iṇoṇooj {yiṇewṇewej}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iṇoṇooje; n. constr.iṇoṇoojin. manipulate;tamper with. 1.Jabiṇoṇoojinjinṇebweenaajjorraān. Don'ttamperwiththeengineoryouwillbreakit. inpel {yinpẹl}. n. al.; v. caus.kainpel; n. constr.inpelin. coconutcloth. 1.Eḷapaninpelenieṇ. Thatcoconuttreehaslotsofcoconutcloth. 2.Inpelinnitaṇekeeṃṃanandepakpak? Whichcoconuttreesarethosegoodandwideinpel from 3.Koṃroilọkimkainpeltok. Youtwogoandgetsomecoconutcloth. 4.Rejliklikiāḷeokōninpel. Theyarestrainingthecoconutmilkwithcoconutcloth. 5.RiṂajeḷrejkōjerbalinpelñankāāḷāḷ. Marshalleseuseinpelforstrainingcoconutmilk. iñrōk {yigrẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.iñrōkū; v. caus.kaiñrōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. sprain;perfective form ofiñiñ {yigyig};twisted. 1.Eariñrōktokwōtneeōjānaōkariaekwojwiikeoḷọk. Isprainedmyankleracinglastweek. 2.Ittōrimiñrōkneō. Iranandsprainedmyankle. 3.Taṇeearkaiñrōkeneeṃ? Howdidyousprainyourankle? iñtōk {yigtẹk}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus.kaiñtōk; v. distrib.iñtōktōk,iñiñtōk; n. constr.iñtōkin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. twisted;perfective form ofiñiñ {yigyig};squirm. 1.Ālkinbaaṃeo,eiñtōktōkmāālilojikineo. Afterthebomb,thecitywasawreckoftwistedsteel. 2.Eḷapaniñiñtōkaḷaḷkā. Thesepiecesoflumberarealltwisted. 3.Eṃōjṇeaṃiñtōk. Stopsquirming. 4.Iñiñtōktataaḷaḷearkōjeje. Thatlumberthatwasexposedtosunlightisthemosttwisted. 5.Taṇekaiñtōkeaḷaḷṇe. Whatmadethelumbertwisted? iñūti {yigitiy}. transitive form ofiñiñ {yigyig}. 1.Iñūtiṇatṇebweenpen. Turnthenuttomakeittight. inwijet {yinwiyjẹt}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.inwijete; n. pers.ri-inwijet; n. constr.inwijetin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. lashing technique used oncanoes. 1.Ededeḷọkaerinwijetekōrkōreo. They'vealreadylashedthecanoe. 2.Kwōninwijettokjānjabōnkōrkōrṇe. Lashthiswayfromtheotherendofthecanoethere. 3.Raankeinejejāeṇeṃṃananinwijet. Fewpeoplenowadayscandoagoodlashingjob. 4.Ri-inwijeteoejeḷātatainwijetemoottok. Themanwhoisexpertinlashingoutriggercanoesiscoming. io₁ {yiyẹw}. interjection: "Shucks!", "Darn!". 1.Ioewōt. Itisrainingnow (periodofexpectingrainimplied). 2.Iokwōnaajet? Nowwhatareyougoingtodo? io₂ {yi'yew}. variant form ofeñeo {yegyew}. iō {yiyeh, yiyẹh}. formant in place names; variant form ofiu {yiw} "sprouted coconut". io- {yi'yew-}. interjection: "See what you've done!" (always used with personal demonstratives). 1.Ioḷe. Seewhatyou (aman)havedone. 2.Ioliṃa. seewhatyougalshavedone. iok- {yiyekʷ-}. Alsoiook-{yiyewekʷ-}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. godirectly to or towards;comedirectly. 1.Kapeneṇejkajjioñkaiokḷọkwaeṇepeḷọk. Thecaptainistryingtogodirectlytothatdriftingboat. 2.Waeṇejiokḷọkānejidikdikeṇ. Thatboatisgoingdirectlytothatsmallislet. iọkiọkwe {yi'yakʷyi'yakʷey}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iọkiọkweik; n. pers.ri-iọkiọkwe; n. constr.iọkiọkwein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. greet; bidfarewell to. 1.Armejrowōjioonwabeoreiọkiọkwetokkōmmān.Erwōjjokutbaetok. Thepeopleonthepiercameovertobidusfarewell.Theyallwavedgoodbye.P484 2.Etkeejjabiọkiọkwearmej? Whydoesn'thegreetpeople? 3.Ijujenkabwijertokpeinimkōṃroiọkiọkwedoon. Itookhishandandwesaidgoodbye.P473 4.Raariọkiọkwedoonṃoktajānaerjepeljāndoon. Theygreetedeachotherbeforetheyseparated. 5.Rejiọkiọkwedoonālkinaerkarjar. Theygreeteachotherafterattendingthechurchservices. iọkwe {yi'yakʷey}. Alsoyokwe. n. al.; n. inal.iọkweū; n. pers.ri-iọkwe; v. distrib.iọkiọkwe; n. constr.iọkwein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. greet; tolove; bidfarewell;sympathize. 1. “Aḷe,iọkwe,”Bojineoeba. “Well,man,mysympathies,”theBoatswainsaid.P1074 2. “Iọkwebweenkarāindeinwōt.” “Wouldthatitwerealwayslikethis.”P303 3. “Iọkweeokḷōmen,”Jemaeba. “Higuys,”Fathersaid.P101 4. “Iọkwimenkeinñerōḷokwanektakekōjeañakrejabektaki,”Jemaeba. “Itwouldbeashameiftheywereabletohaulusbutnotallthisstuff,”Fathersaid.P1127 5. “Ooo,abariọkwekoṃro,”ḷōḷḷapeoeba. “Oh,andgoodbyetoyoutwo,”theoldmansaid.P217 6.Bariọkwekoṃiṃwiin.” Goodbyeeveryone.”P216 7.Ijiọkweḷọkaelōñeoaō,ijoiarḷotakie, Irememberwithnostalgiamyisland,theplacewhereIwasborn,S2 lines from a song 8.Kōmijiọkiọkwewajkoṃkōniọkweeoeṃool. Wearegreetingyouwithagenuinelove. iọkwe in eọ {yi'yakʷey yin yaw}. Fromiọkwe {yi'yakʷey} |"love",eọ {yaw} |"tattoo". n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-iọkwe in eọ; n. constr.iọkwe in eọin. truelove. iọkwe in kij {yi'yakʷey yin kij}. idiom. Fromiọkwe {yi'yakʷey} |"love",kij {kij} |"louse". n. al.; v. intr., tr.iọkwe in kiji; n. pers.ri-iọkwe in kij; n. constr.iọkwe in kijin. infatuation;falselove;pretentiouscare; puppylove. 1.Ekaannuojḷapanallikaraniọkweinkijieok. Herloveforyouissoobviousthatitisaput-on. 2.Erroejiọkweinkijbajjek. Theirsisjustapuppylove. ioḷap {yi'yewḷap}. Dial. E, W:eoḷap {yewḷap}. n. inal.ioḷapa; v. caus.kaioḷap; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. middle. 1.Joñananaitokijineḷaññejejpādieoḷapān,ejejāneenjejloe. Itissowidethatifyouwererightinthemiddleofit,youwouldn’tbeabletoseeanyislands.P1320 2.Kaeolapekeekṇeimmwijiti. Findthemiddleofthecakeandcutit. 3.Kaeoḷapḷape. Putitinthemiddle. 4.Ḷeeṇioḷapiaanḷōṃaranjiluejkapeneoeṇ. Themaninthemiddleamongthethreemenisthecaptain. 5.Pukoteoḷapimkakōḷḷiki. Findthemiddleandmarkit. iōñ {yi'yẹg}. variant form ofeañ {yag}. 1. “Ṃōṇeṇeiōñinwajṃwiinjidik,”ḷōḷḷapeoeuwaak. “Thathousealittletothenorthofhere,”theoldmananswered.P204 2.Aelōñkoiōñ. Thenorthernatolls. 3.Ḷeeṇejpādiōñ. Themanonthenorthside. ioo- {yi'yewe-}. Alsoeoo-{yewe-}. n. inal.iooō. on;upon;top;surface;over. 1. “Ejabrenaajoktakimiroojiood?” “Theyaregoingtobeournewchiefs,aren’tthey?”P400 2. “Ṃōkaj,”ekkūrtok, “imbarrọọlñanioonwabṇeimkarreoikineeṃṃōṃkajjānaṃjuurtokioonwain!” “Hurry,”hecalledtome,“andreturntothedockandcleanyourlegsbeforeyousteponthisboat!”P47 3.Baoeoeṇioonmweeṇ. Thebirdisontheroofofthathouse. 4.Enpādioontebōḷeṇ. Putitonthetable. 5.Ḷeoeṇejeañwōdioonbaal. Themanisfishingonthereefedge. iōōe {yiyẹhẹy}. variant form ofeñe {yẹgẹy}. 1.Iōōebọọḷeokwōjpukote. Hereistheballyou'relookingfor. iooj {yiyẹwẹj}. Dial. E, W:eọọj {yawaj}. n. inal.ioojū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. middle of anisland;interior of anisland. 1.Piikkorōpādiooj. Thepigsareinthemiddleoftheisland. 2.Rejkaiuiuioojinṃweeṇ. Theyarelookingforcoconutsproutsintheinteriorofthelandtract. 3.Remooteoojḷọk. Theywenttotheinterioroftheisland. iōōḷ {yiyeheḷ}. Dial. W:iiōōḷ {yiyyeheḷ}, E:iōōḷ {yiyeheḷ}. n. al.; v. caus.kaiōōḷ; n. constr.iōōḷin. afish,mullet,Crenmugil crenilabis. 1.Raarkaiōōḷ. Theywerefishingformullet. 2.Raarleokimelōñkwoṇāeriōōḷ. Theycaughtlotsofmulletbyusingalongnet. ioon seeioo-.on,upon. ioonkappe {yi'yewenkappẹy}. Dial. E, W:eoonkappe {yewenkappẹy}. n. al.; n. constr.ioonkappein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. landward side ofbeach; on theshore. 1.Ḷōṃaroranuñtaakioonkappe. Themenarewrestlingonthebeach. ioot {yiyewet}. Dial. W:iioot {yiyyewet}, E:ioot {yiyewet}: From Engl.yacht. sloop. iọọt {yi'yawat}. From Engl. yacht. iọuwọ {yiyawiwwaw}. Dial. W:iiọuwọ {yiyyawiwwaw}, E:iọuwọ {yiyawiwwaw}. interjection: "beware!". ip₁ {yip}. v. intr.; n. inal.ipū; v. caus.kaip; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. awry;askew;crooked;distorted. 1.Eiplaineoiloankarekkaiuriurimje. Thelineiscrookedbecausehedrewitcarelessly. 2.Enanaaḷaḷṇebweeip. Thatpieceoflumberisnogoodbecauseit'scrooked. 3.Jabkaiplainṇe. Don'tmakethelinecrooked. 4.Jabkaipiaṃjelainṇe. Don'tdrawthelinecrooked. 5.Jeteṇejaijinipūṃ? Whatisthesizeofyourwaist.? 6.Kajiṃweimjabkaipi. Makeitstraightanddon'tletitgetcrookedcrooked. ip₂ {yip}. n. inal.ipū. hips;waist. ipep₁ {yipyẹp}. v. intr., tr.iper; n. inal.ipepū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. drag;haul. 1. “Ekwe,kwōnkabpādwōtijeṇebweinaajekkotaklōñḷọkimiperiḷọkioonteekilowaankōjāmṇeḷọkimkwōnaajjibwetuḷokaeriloiieneṇijkōtḷọkibwerenjabwōtḷọkimureeokkabinjinṇe,”Jemaekarkapilōktokeō. “Okay,juststaythere,becauseI'mgoingtodragoneendoftheboardupondeckandthroughthedoorwaywhileyouholdtheotherend;thatwayitwon’tfallonyouortheengine,”Father suggested.P677 2.Emṃannuknukipepippān. Shelikesfull-lengthdresses. 3.Kwōniperarḷọkkimejkaṇe. Dragthosefrondstothelagoonbeach. 4.Raaripeppāākinwainikokōnaereddo. Theydraggedthebagsofcoprabecausetheyweretooheavy. 5.Rejipeparḷọkkimej. Theyaredraggingfrondstothelagoonbeach. ipep₂ {yipyẹp}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ipepū; v. caus.kaipep; n. constr.ipepin. womeṇs full-lengthdress;Mother Hubbard. 1.Ipepiniaṇeaṃ? Wheredidyougetyourlongdress? 2.Kabbajipepū. ThisisthefirsttimeIworealongdress. iper {yiper}. transitive form ofipep {yipyẹp}. 1.Raariperri-kadekeo. Theydraggedthedrunkard. ipnene seeibnene. ippa seeippa-.with. ippa- {yippa-}. Dial. W, E:pepa- {ppa-}. n. inal.ippa; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. with;spouse of. 1. “KwōmaroñpādjidikijininnemitokippaṃroBojinilōñ. “YoustayhereforawhileandthencomeupwithmeandtheBoatswain.”P1095 2. “Nejūe,ñeejeṃṃanwōtjabdewōtijeṇe,ekwewanlọñtakḷọkbwewaeoeejakoeatartarippād,”Jemaekkūrtok. “Son,comeupifeverythingisokaydownthere,becausetheboatisabouttocomealongsideusnow,”Fathersaid.P1144 3.IḷaklalekeeaenōṃṃanwōtKapeneo,iwanlōñḷọkippāerroijobweenṃōṃanaōalujemerameo. IsawthattheCaptainwassleepingpeacefullysoIwentupwiththeothertwosoIcouldgetagoodlookatthelight.P1114 4.Ippānḷeen. Thatmanisherhusband. 5.Jetrejwātinbwilōñeakekōmmān,jetrejwātineoroñnenaan,akjetrejwātinoñtokippāmmān. Somecametowonderabouteverseeingthefourofusback,somecamebytolistentoourstory,andotherstosaythattheymissedusandweregladtoseethefourofusagain.P1340 6.Lioippae. Here'smywife. 7.UninaōrujJemaekarkọrujeōbweinṃabuñippāerjel. IonlywokeupbecauseFatherwokemeupsoIcouldeatbreakfastwitheveryone.P820 ippāer seeippa-.with. ippān seeippa-.with. ippān doon {yippan dewen}. together;cooperate. 1.Jaikujippāndoonimjerbal. Weshouldbetogetherandworktogether. 2.Raaremṃōṇōṇōkeraarkobaippāndoon. Theywerehappywhentheygottogether. ippiditoto seepipiditoto. ippikaj seepipkaj. ippiñ seepipiñ. iptu {yiptiw}. From Engl. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iptuik; n. pers.ri-iptu; n. constr.iptuin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. heave to;lay to,nautical. 1.Jaikujkaiptuikwainimkōttaranpāāt. Weshouldheavetoandwaitforthelowtide. 2.Waeoeṇejiptuilik. Theshipisheavingtoontheoceanside. ir₁ {yir}. n. al.; v. intr.; v. caus. intr.kair, tr.kairi; n. constr.irin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. dislocated;out ofjoint;displaced;sprained;deviate. 1.Eirbokkaṇejānkeiarkarki. ThosebooksarechangedfromthewayIarrangedthem. 2.Eirḷọkdiinaeran. Hedislocatedhiscollarbone. 3.Eirḷọkṇeō. Mylegissprained. 4.Lalebwekwōnjabirjānmeneoiaarba. Becarefulnottodeviatefrommyinstructions. 5.Wōnarkairbokkāiarkarōki? WhochangedthebooksfromthewayIarrangedthem? ir₂ {yir}. transitive form ofirir {yiryir}. iraan seeraa-. irar {yirar}. contact, constant and physical. 1.Aōekōṇanbwin (ekōṇaan (bwein)irarippaṃleraanimboñ. I'dlovetohavehercuddleclosetomenightandday--wordsfromalovesong. ire {yirey}. Alsoire{yirẹy}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ireū; v. caus. intr.kaire, tr.kaireik; n. pers.ri-ire; v. distrib.irere; n. constr.irein. tofight;duel;brawl. 1.Enaajkalbuujkōnanirere (ḷaire). He'llendupinjailfromfightingallthetime. 2.Jabkāireikajriraṇ. Don'tmakethechildrenfight. 3.Juoniaanri-ireroraṇe. Heisoneofthemanwhowerefighting. 4.Raarireippāndoon. Theyfoughtamongeachother. iri {yiriy}. transitive form ofirir {yiryir}. 1.Kwoaikujirijuujkaṇeaṃbwerepedkat. Youneedtorubthemudoffyourshoes. irir₁ {yiryir}. v. intr., tr.ir(i); n. inal.irirū; v. caus.kairir; n. pers.ri-irir; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. rub;friction;scrape. 1.Barāinwōtñoñorñorinpānetkokerejiririkōtaanwabeoimwaeo. Icouldalsoheartheboat’sfendersmakingacrunchingnoisewhentheyrubbedbetweenthepierandtheboat.P347 2.Eirirwaeoilowōdeo. Theboatwasscratchedbythereef. irir₂ {yiryir}. Alsoir{yir}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iri; n. pers.ri-irir; n. constr.iririn; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. wipe. 1.KapeneoekarjebwebweakñeJemaejiriḷọkwōiḷimtōtoonkojānpein. TheCaptainwassteeringandFatherwaswipingoilanddirtfromhishands.P866 irko {yirkew}. Alsoerko{yerkew}. here they are, nonhumans only. 1.Irkobokkoaṃko. Hereareyourbooks. irḷọk {yirḷakʷ}. Alsoirlọk{yirlakʷ}. n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kairḷọk, tr.kairḷọke; n. constr.irḷọkin. flaw;defect;dislocated; notall there. 1.Earettōrimirḷọkneen. Heranandsprainedhisankle. 2.Eorjidikirḷọkilokōmālijeṇan. Hehasabitofamentaldefect. 3.Taṇeearkairḷọkneen? Howdidhesprainhisankle? irooj₁ {yirẹwẹj}. Dial. E, W:irooj {yirewej}. Alsoirwōj{yirwẹj},irooj{yirewej},irwōj{yirwej}. n. al.; v. caus.kairooj; n. constr.iroojin. chief;king. 1.Eṃōjaerkairooje. Theyhavemadehimchief. 2.Iroojinratakeañ. Heisthechiefofthenorthernatolls. Irooj₂ {yirewej}. clan name. irooj rilik {yirẹwẹj riylik}. n. al.; v. intr.; v. caus.kairooj rilik; n. constr.irooj rilikin. agod of fish. irooj-eṃṃaan {yirẹwẹj-yeṃṃahan}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.irooj-eṃṃaanū; v. caus.kairooj-eṃṃaan; n. constr.irooj-eṃṃaanin. commoner married toroyal woman. 1.Kwōjirooj-emṃaankiiōbweeṃōjaṃpāleekleroojeṇ. YouarenowanIroojemṃaanbecauseyouhavetakenthatleroojasyourwife. irooj-iddik {yirẹwẹj-yiddik}. variant form ofbwidak {bidak}. 1.Bwidakejirooj-iddikiloaelōñkoiloRatak. Thechildrenofanirooj (chief) arebwidakandtheyarealsocalledirooj-iddik in the Ratak (eastern) atolls. irriabeb seerūriabeb. iruj {yirʷij}. v. intr.; n. inal.irujū; v. caus.kairuj; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. alarm;excitement. 1.Ekairujjukjukimpādeokeṃōnwaeoejkōjañjileleoieilikināneoāneer. Italarmedthecommunitywhenthewarshipblewitshornontheoceansideoftheisland. 2.Kairujtokbwilijṃāāṇbwerenlaleri-kadekrārejire. Callthepolicementotakecareofthedrunkardswhoarefighting. 3.Taeṇejkairujri-ṃweeṇ? Whatisexcitingthepeopleinthathousehold? 4.Taeṇrejirujḷọkkake? Whataretheygettingexcitedabout? iruj lọjie- {yirʷij lawjiye-}. v. intr.; n. inal.iruj lọjiō; v. caus. intr.kairuj lọjie-, tr.kairuj lọjie-i. thrilled;inspired;intrigued. 1.Eirujlọjienḷadikeokeejroñjakeaeral. Theboyisinspiredwhenhelistentotheirsinging. 2.Naaneoekāirujilọjiō. Thenewsthrilledme. 3.Nenaan (Ennaan)eoekāirujilọjiō. Thenewsthrilledme. it₁ {yit}. Dial. W only, seeetōñ {yẹtẹg}. v. adj.; n. inal.itū; v. caus.kait; n. pers.ri-it; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. makefire byrubbingsticks. 1.Kwōnitmājetṇeimkōjọkijeekṇe. Youshouldstrikeamatchandlightthefire. 2.Ḷōṃaroraaritbweejjeḷọkmājetñanaerkōjọjuonkijeek. Themenmadefirebyrubbingstickstogether,sincetheydidn'thavematchestostartthefire. it₂ {yit}. Alsojit{jit}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iti; n. pers.ri-it; n. constr.itin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. strike amatch. 1.Ijitiakebantokbweeṃōḷọwi. Ikeepstrikingthematchbutitwon'tlightupbecauseit'swet. ita {yitah}. dialectal variant ofet {yẹt}. 1. “Eitaeorjorrāānke?” “What’sthematter?”P584 2. “Eitaḷe,Kapen?”Bojineoekarkūkūrlaḷtak. “What’swrong,Captain?”theBoatswaincalleddowntohim.P868 3. “Iñakeita.” “Idon’tknowwhat’swrongwithhim.”P1084 4. “Kwōjita?”ikkajitōkippān. “What’sup?”Iaskedhim.P308 5. “Kwōjita?”Kapeneoekajjitōkippa. “Whatareyoudoing?”theCaptainaskedme.P1220 6.Eita? What’sgoingon?P550 7.Kwōjitaijeṇe? Whatareyoudoingoverthere? itaak {yitahak}. v. intr.; n. inal.itaakū; v. caus.kaitaak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. clash;strike against;collide with;arrive at;bump into. 1.Eitaakboojeoilojuonwōd. Theboatcollidedwithareef. 2.Itaakintiṃaeḷḷaperupwōd. Thecrashofahugeshipcouldbreakthereef. 3.Ḷadikeoearkaitaaklkaareoilojuonni. Theboycrashedthecarintoacoconuttree. 4.Laleeitaakbōraṃ. Watchthatyoudon'tbumpyourhead. 5.Taeokaareoearitaakie? Whatdidthecarbumpinto? 6.Waeṇearitaaktokñāāt? Whendidthatshipgethere? 7.WaeoearitaakḷọkWōjjāinne. TheboatarrivedatWotjeyesterday. 8.Waeoeitaakakeṇ. Theboatisalwayscollidingwithsomething. itaka- {yitaka-}. variant form ofḷokwa- {ḷekʷa-}. itak kipilōñ {yitak kipiylẹg}. wind from the west. 1.Ekajoorḷọkitakkapilōñin. Thewindfromthewestisgettingstronger. itakḷọk {yitakḷakʷ}. Alsoitaḷọk{yitahḷakʷ}. v. intr.. goeastward. 1.Koṃroejitakḷọkñania? Whereareyou (two)travelingtoonyoureastwardtrip? 2.RejitakḷọkñanArṇo. TheyaregoingeastwardtoArno. itaḷọk {yitahḷakʷ}. variant form ofitakḷọk {yitakḷakʷ}. 1. “Ibaeṃṃanñejeañtarānewajimteiñikōbṇeadeañṃoktajānaditaḷọkwōtñaneoonene.” “Shouldwesailtothatislandandfillupourwatercontainerbeforeheadingtothemainisland?”P1213 2.Waeoeṇjeraktaḷọk. Theboatissailingtoward east iteṃaṃōj {yiteyṃaṃẹj}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iteṃaṃōje; n. constr.iteṃaṃōjin. rub inblackcarbon ontattoos. 1.Eiñimmaḷkerejiteṃaṃōje. Hewrithedinagonyasblackcarbonwasrubbedintohistattoos. itene {yitẹynẹy}. transitive form ofet {yẹt}. 1.Rejiteneḷadikeṇkeeḷapanjañ? Whataretheydoingtothatboythathe'scryingsoloudly? itileñeñ {yitilyẹgyẹg}. variant form oftileñeñ {tilyẹgyẹg}. itileoñeoñ {yitilyegʷyegʷ}. v. intr.; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. a largecrowd passing backwards and forwards;milling about of acrowd;jostling; seetileñeñ. 1.Eitileoñeoñarmejilowaanṃōnwiaeo. Alotofpeoplearemillingaroundinthestore. 2.Eitileoñeoñḷọkarmejñanṃweeṇikkurepāājkōtbọọḷie. Thepeoplearemillingaroundtheplacetheyareplayingbasketball. 3.Taṇeekōmṃanbweenkaitileoñeoñarmejiloṃōnwiaeṇ? Whyarealotofpeoplemillingaroundinthestore? itkaap {yitkahap}. v. intr.; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. makefire; method in which one person squeezes two sticks while another moves a third back and forth between. 1.Kōjroitkaap. Let'smakefirebytheitkaap method ito {yitẹw}. v. intr.; n. pers.ri-ito; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. gowestward. 1.Erroejjiṃoritoḷọk. Bothofthemaregoingwestward. 2.KwaritoñāātjānArṇo? Whendidyoucome (westerly)fromArno. 3.Kwōjitoḷọkkeakitaḷọk? Areyougoingwestwardoreastward? 4.KwōjḷōmṇakinitoḷọkṇāātñanLaura? Whenareyouplanningtogo (westward)toLaura? 5.ÑaijitoḷọkñanKuaṃ. IamgoingwestwardtoGuam. ito-itak {yitẹw-yitak}. v. intr.; n. inal.ito-itakū; v. caus.kaito-itak; n. pers.ri-ito-itak. travel;goaround;goback and forth;journey. 1.Ejjeḷọkaṃtōprakraininbwekwoḷakkarito-itak.Kwōjjabṃōkinetetalrotṇeke? You'vejuststrolledaroundalldaydoingaccomplishingnothing.Aren'tyoutiredofit? 2.Kwōnkaito-itake (imeḷan)ipeḷaakinaelōñkeinbweenalwoj. Lethimtravelaroundtheseatolls (oftheMarshalls)forsightseeing. 3.Rejito-itakbajjek. Theyarejustwalkingaround. 4.Ri-Amedkarōkijoñito-itak. Americansaregreattravelers. itok₁ {yitekʷ}. Dial. W, E:wātok {waytẹkʷ},atok {hatẹkʷ}. Alsotok{tekʷ}. n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.itokū; n. pers.ri-itok; n. constr.itokin. come here (of humans). 1. “Ejeṃṃanwōtitokin,”Bojineoebainnemettōñ. “Everythingisfine,”theBoatswainsaidandthenchuckled.P762 2.Itokimṃōñā. Comeandeat. 3.Itokḷọk. Comequickly. 4.Itokintain,keenājeṃṃan. Everythingisgoingtobefine,justdon'tyouworry. 5.Kwōjitokjānia? Whereareyoucomingfrom? 6.Ri-itokmenraṇe. Theyarenewcomers. itok₂ {yitekʷ}. n. al.; n. inal.itokū; n. constr.itokin. whalemeat. 1.Ekaneṃōñāmāippānitok. Breadfruitwithwhalemeatisatastycombination. itōk {yitẹk}. Alsoititōk. v. adj., tr.itōke; n. inal.itōkū; v. caus.kaitōk; n. pers.ri-itōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. drawwater;dip upwater. 1.Ekarwōrjoñoulkōrāri-itōkdān. Thereweretenwomenwhoweredrawingwater. 2.Itōketokbakōjṇe. Fillthebucketwithwaterandbringithere. 3.Rejitōkdān. Theyaredrawingwater. 4.Rejitōktokdānjānaebōjlaḷeo. Theyaredrawingwaterfromthewellandbringingithere. itok-limoin {yitekʷ-limewin}. From "comes interest". v. possessed; v. caus. stat. intr. kāitoktok-limo, tr.kāitok-limoi-; n. pers.ri-itok-limo 'person who shows interest';ri-kāitoktok-limo'person who arouses interest'. arouseinterest;enjoy;enthusiasm. 1.Aolepraarkwaḷọkaeritok-limoinjipañri-nañinmejro. Everyoneshowedenthusiasmforhelpingthesick. 2. Aolep ri-itok-limo ro ilo jipañ ri-nañinmej raar bwikilọk jipañ ko aer ñan aujpitōḷ. [Aolep ro eitok-limoier ilo jipañ ri-nañinmej raar … ] Allofthosewhoshowedinterestinhelpingthesicktooktheircontributionstothehospital.[Thepreferredusageisinsquarebrackets.] 3.Bojineoejujenwanlōñāinwōtanba,meñeekarjabaelọkanjabitok-limoineakemeneo. TheBoatswainwentupashewastold,eventhoughitwasobvioushedidn’twantto.P916 4.Eḷapanitok-limoūilojerbalin. Iamveryinterestedinthisjob. 5.Eḷapankāitoktok-limoanjipij. Hemakesinterestingspeeches. 6.Eḷapankarkāitok-limoūjipijeoan. Hisspeechreallyinterestedme. itok reeaar {yitekʷ rẹyyahar}. come from the east (ofwind);easterly wind. 1.Ekkāwōtankōtoitokreeaar. Thewindnormallycomesfromtheeast. 2.Jenjerakbwekōtoeitokreeaar. Letssailsincethewindiscomingfromtheeast. 3.Kōtoineiitokreeaar. Thewindiscomingfromtheeast. itoḷọk seeito. itōm {yitem}. come and; contraction ofitok im {yitekʷ yim}. 1. “Taḷōṃa,ṃoolkeripālleraṇereitōmpeekadjerakrōkikōtaanaelōñkeinad?”Bojineoebailoanainikienḷōkatip. “What,isittruethattheAmericanshavecomeinandtakencontrolofussailingaroundourownislands?”theBoatswainsaidinanangryvoice.P395 2.Ilāmṃōñā. Goandeat. 3.Itōmṃōñā. Comeandeat. itōn {yiten}. Alsotan{tan}. come in order to; contraction ofitok in {yitekʷ yin};intend;mean;about to. 1. “Ijjaitōnkwaḷneōṃoktabweettoon,ḷōḷḷapeoeuwaak. “Iamgoingtowashmyfeet,becausetheyaredirty,”theoldmananswered.P66 2.Eitanwōt. Lookslikerain.It'sabouttorain. 3.Eitōnjañ. Lookslikesheisgoingtocry. 4.Jemaearkileippānmakekeḷeoejitōnkajjitōkwaeowaanejkainarmejroteṇepenṃweienkōnkeeḷapantiljekimkōjparok. Fatherrealizedthatthemanwhoownedtheboatwhohewasgoingtoaskforhisboatwasafrugalkindofguy,becausehewasverycarefulandprotectiveoftheboat.P22 5.Komaroñitōnjajipañeōjerbal. Couldyoucomeandhelpmeinmywork. ittiijij seetūtiijij. ittil seetūtil. ittūṃurṃur seetūtṃurṃur. ittūt {yittit}. Dial. W, E:tūttūt {tittit}. n. inal.ittū. breast;nipple;teat. 1.Emṃandānninittūtñanniñniñ. Breastmilkisgoodforbabies. 2.Emṃanḷọkanniñniñninniniloittūt. It'sbettertobreastfeedbabies. ittuuj seetūtuuj. ittuur bōro seetūtuur bōro. itūk {yitik}. v. intr., tr.itūki; n. inal.itūkū; v. caus.kaitūk; n. pers.ri-itūk; v. distrib.ititūk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pluck outeyes;rub ones eye. 1.Itūkitokmejānekṇe. Couldyoupluckoutthefish'seyesandbringthemhere. 2.Jabititūk(i)mejaṃ. Don'trubyoureyes. 3.Raarititūkimejānekko. Theypluckedouteyesofthefish. 4.Raaritūk(i)mejānJaṃjen. TheypluckedoutSamson'seyes. itūñ {yitig}. v. intr., tr.itūñi; v. distrib.ititūñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. rub oneseye. 1.Jabititūñimejaṃ. Don'tkeeponrubbingyoureye. 2.Jabitūñimejaṃ. Don'trubyoureye. iturin seeturu-.near. itūrrọọl {yitirrawal}. v. intr., n. al.; v. tr.itūrrọọle; v. caus. tr.kaitūrrọọle; n. constr.itūrrọọlin. goaround s.t.;encirclingmovement. 1.Etowōtimtoanpakokoitūrrọọleimallọkewaeo. Foralongtimethesharkskeptgoingaroundandaroundcautiouslysurveyingtheboat.P1009 2.Itūrrọọletokṃweeṇijuweoñankōjroimlalewōnraṇie. Gosurveythehouseoveryonderforusandfindoutwho'sinit. 3.Itūrrọọlinutildeeo,eñeoejabpedoakejutakwōtimpojak. Hiswasthecirclingmovementofanagilepersonsuchthathedidn'tfallbutstoodpoisedandready. 4.Kwōnkaitūrrọọlebwejenlōkekeetiljekadkaretale. Makehimgoarounditagainsowecanbesureourinspectionisthorough. ituruṃ seeturu-.next to,near. iturun seeturu-.near. itweḷọk {yitweyḷakʷ}. v. intr.. hesitate (reflexive);waver;falter;balk. 1.Jabitweḷọkeok. Don'thesitate. 2.Kwōnjabkaitweḷọkeok. Don'tletyourselfbalk. 3.Ri-itweḷọkeoeṇ. Thatguyisfaltering. iu₁ {yiw}. n. al.; v. caus.kaiuiu; v. distrib.iui; n. constr.iuin. spongy meat ofsproutedcoconut;sproutedcoconut;coconut;coconut "apple". 1.Eḷapaniuiāneṇ. Therearelotsofsproutedcoconutsonthisislet. 2.Iuuniakeinkoṃarbūkitok? Wherearethesesproutedcoconutsfrom? 3.Ḷōṃaroraṇrejkaiuiu. Themenarelookingforsproutedcoconuts. iu₂ seeṃwin. iuiuun dekein jinme {yiwyiwin dẹkẹyin jinmey}. idiom. v. intr.; n. pers.ri-iuiuun dekein jinme. tamper with thestatus quo. 1.JetarmejinṂajeḷrōdikekaineṇejiuiuundekeinjinme. SomeMarshallesedon'ttakekindlytothosewhoaretryingtoadvocatechanges. iuṃwi- {yi'yiwṃi-}. Alsoeoṃwi-{yewṃi-},eọṃwi-{yawṃi-},iọṃwi-{yi'yawṃi-}. n. al.; n. inal.iuṃwū; n. pers.ri-iuṃwi-; n. constr.iuṃwin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. under;beneath;underneath;below. 1. “Ejjeḷọkeṇekkōnonoiuṃwinjetkokeminit. Noonespokeforseveralminutes.P781 2.AelōñkeinraarpādiuṃwinpeinJipein,Jāmne,Jepaan,imālikinpataeoḷọkñanrainin,rejpādiuṃwinpeinAmedka. TheseislandswereunderthewingofSpain,Germany,Japan,andafterthewarupuntiltodayasof1965underthewingofAmerica.S3 3.Eṃōjrakijiioṃwinmāeṇ. Theyhavecleanedupunderneaththebreadfruittree. 4.Iuṃwinnitaeokoṃarekarreoiki? Underwhichcoconuttreedidyoucleanup? iuṃwin seeiuṃwi-.under. iupej {yiwpẹj}. Alsoiuwapej{yiwahpẹj}. n. al.; v. caus. intr.kaiupej, tr.kaiupeje; n. pers.ri-iupej; v. distrib.iupeje; n. constr.iupejin; v. dir. caus.kaiupejtok/ḷọk/waj. overgrown andinediblesproutedcoconut;worthless person or thing. 1.Eḷapaniupejewātoeṇ. Therearetoomanyovergrownsproutedcoconutsinthatlandtract. 2.Iupejtatawātoeṇ. Thattracthasthemostovergrownsproutedcoconuts. 3.Rejkaiupejtok. Theyarebringingovergrownsproutedcoconuts. 4.Rejkaiupejewātoeṇ. Theyarecleaningthattractofiupej. iur₁ {yirʷ}. n. al.; n. constr.iurin. flock ofbirds. 1.Ekelọkiurinbaoeo. Theflockofbirdflewaway. iur₂ {yirʷ}. v. adj.; n. inal.iurū; v. caus.kaiur; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; stat. adj.iur, iuriur; see alsokaiur. swift;fast;quick;immediate;prompt;rapid. 1.Eiuraṃjerbal. Youworkveryfast. 2.Ejkōkairiur (ekkairiur). Heisinahurry. 3.Ejaiur. He'sslow. 4.Iurtata. Quickest. 5.Jemaekaiurimkotaktāāñeoṇaimejatoto. Fatherquicklyliftedthegascanupintotheair.P598 6.Juonuwaakiur. Animmediatereply. 7.Kaiurlọkñanṃweeṇ. Gotothathousequickly. 8.Kaiurtok. Comehererightaway. iurjet {yirʷjẹt}. v. adj.; n. inal.iurjetū; v. caus.kaiurjet; n. pers.ri-iurjet. quick in action;sprightly;rapid. 1.Ekadikiurjetaṃkōnono. Butyouspeaksorapidly. 2.Ḷeoeiurjeteṇ. Thatmanalwaysactssprightly. iutūr {yiwtir}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iutūri; v. caus.kaiutūr; n. pers.ri-iutūr; v. distrib.iiutūrtūr; n. constr.iutūrin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. afood,bundled andbaked spongy meat ofsproutedcoconut. 1.Eariutūriḷọkñane. Shemadeiuturforhim. 2.Ijitōnkaiutūrtūripāāntōreeṇan. I'mgoingtoputalotofiutūrinhisfoodpantry. 3.Ilọkimkaiutūrtok. Yougoandgetussomeiutūr. 4.Kwōniutūriiukaṇe. Bundleandbakethecoconutapples. iuun {yiwin}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iuuni; n. inal.iuunū; n. pers.ri-iuun; n. constr.iuunin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. push;poke;boost. 1.Koṃroenbōjrakjānamiroiuiuundoon. Whydon'tyou (two)stoppushingeachother? 2.Kwōjaamiuunkatū? Whydon'tyoustoppokingmyside? 3.Kwōmaroñkejipañeōiuunikaare? Couldyouhelpmepushthecar? 4.Kwōnbōjrakjānaṃiuunkatū? Whydon'tyoustoppokingmyside? 5.Raariuunḷọkkaareo. Theyhavepushedthecaraway. iuwuṃuṃ {yiwwiṃwiṃ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.iuwuṃuṃi; n. pers.ri-iuwuṃuṃ; n. constr.iuwuṃuṃin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. afood, spongy meat ofsprouted coconutbaked in itsshell. 1.Kwōmaroñkeiuwuṃuṃiiukākijerro? Couldyoudomeafavorandbakethesesproutedcoconutsforus? 2.Raariuwuṃuṃiiuko. Theyhavebakedthesproutedcoconutsintheirshells. iwapej {yiwahpẹj}. variant form ofiupej {yiwpẹj}. iwōj {yiwẹj}. Dial. W, E:wawōj {wahwẹj},awōj {hahwẹj}. Alsowōj{wẹj}. v. intr.; n. inal.iwōjū; n. pers.ri-iwōj. go to you;come to you (of humans). 1. “Ekweiwōj,”eba. “Okay,I’mcoming,”hesaid.P555 2. “Iwōjwōtimjabinepatabweñaeippānjebwee,”euwaakḷọkñanJema. “Goaheadanddon’tworry;I’llstayhereatthewheel,”hesaidtoFather.P1086 3.Inaajiwōj. Iwillcome. 4.Iwōjkōjroetal. Let'sgo. 5.Iwōjṃoktabweijiwōjwōt. YougofirstandI'llcomelater. 6.Kwōnawōjḷọk. Comeon,steponit. 7.Renaajiwōjinektakeeok. Theywillcomeandpickyouup. |