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o₁  {wẹw}.   Dial. E only; seeu {wiw}.  v. adj.; n. inal.oū; v. caus.koo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  pale;wan.  

1.Kōnantoankarpādwōtimbabuilowa,aolepānturinmejānimo.  Hisfacewaspalefromlyingdownforsolong.P1224  

o₂  {wẹw}.  n. al.; n. constr.oin.  refuse of scrapedcoconut after it is squeezed;dregs.  

o₃  {wẹw}.  From Engl.  woe.  

1.O,o,oñanrorejjokweioonlaḷ.  Woe,woe,woetotheinhabitantsoftheearth. (Rev.8:13).  

o₄  {wew}.  Interjection: "Oh. Oh my.Darn it." (exclamation of mild surprise or disappointment).  

o₅  {wew}.  archaic.  abird.  

ob  {wẹb}.  n. inal.ubō.  chest;bosom;thorax.  

obab  {wewbab}.  n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.obabū; v. caus.koobab; n. constr.obabin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  bruised;collapsed;dented;smashed.  

1.Earitaakkaareowaanimobab.  Hiscarwashitandgotsmashed.  

2.Eobabtibateo.  Theteapotisdented.  

obajañ  {webahjag}.  From Japn.obāchan (おばあちゃん).  grandmother;oldwoman.  

1.Ḷōṃareebaritaobajañ.  Now,what'sthematterwithgrandmaagain?  

obar  {webar}.  v. adj.; v. caus. tr.koobare; perf.obrak).  force tofit;squeeze into.  

1.Earkoobareḷọkajriroṇailowaanruuṃeo.  Hesqueezedthechildrenintotheroom.  

2.Eobrakruuṃeo.  Theroomwascrowded.  

obataim  {wewbahtahyim}.   Alsoobataiṃ.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.obataimi; n. pers.ri-obataim; n. constr.obataimin.  overtime.  

1.Iarobataimimene.  Iworkedovertimeonthis.  

2.Kwōjobataiṃkebuñinin?  Areyouworkingovertimetonight?  

obbar  {webbar}.  archaic.  fishing method involving fruit of thewōp (Barringtonia asiatica tree).  

ōbbōḷọk  {hebbeḷọk}.  Onomatopoeia.  sound of s.t. beingripped,torn, orslashed apart.  

1.Jiluwōtbuñtōnanōbbōḷọkeakeimjitōkeekeoakejenolọkdijānkanniōk.  Injustthreestrokeshehaditguttedandthebonesseparatedfromthemeat.P1316  

oboñ  {webegʷ}.  From Japn.o-bon (お盆).  n. al.; n. constr.oboñin.  tray.  

1.KwaarlokeoboñūnJāmneeoarro?  DidyouseemyGermantray?  

obrak  {webrak}.  v. adj.; n. inal.obrakū; v. caus.koobrak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  full;tight, not used with liquids;perfective form ofobar {webar} and ofkoobob {kewebweb};replete;teem.  

1.Eobrakkōnkūṃaḷṃaḷ.  It'srepletewithdecorations.  

2.Eobrakwaeṇkōnṃweiuk.  Theshipisfulloftradegoods.  

3.MeñeeobrakpeinJema,ekarbarletokpeinimdāpijeōjānaōjorrāān.  EventhoughFather’shandswerefull,hegavemehishandtokeepmefromgettinghurt.P601  

obwin  {webin}.   Alsoobwin{wẹbin}.  From Engl.  n. al.; n. constr.obwinin.  stove;oven.  

oda  seewōda.  

oja  seewōja.  

ōjek  {hejek}.  transitive form ofōjōj {hejhej}.  

ōjjej  {hẹjjẹj}.   Alsoōjej{hẹjẹj},wōjej{wẹjẹj}.  interjection:surprise ordisappointment.  

1. “Ōjjej!Ilukkuunmeḷọkḷọk,”Kapeneoeba.  “Right!Iforgot,”theCaptainsaid.P544  

2. “Ōjjej!”ḷōḷḷapeoeba.  “Wow!”theoldmansaid.P102  

ōjjeti-  {hẹjjẹti-}.  n. inal.ōjjetū.  interjection ofdispleasure used only by women.  

1.Ōjjetūṃ.  Gotohell.  

ōjōj  {hejhej}.   Alsoejej{yejyej}.  v. intr., tr.ōjek; n. inal.ōjōjū; v. caus.kōōjōj; n. pers.ri-ōjōj; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  husk acoconut with one'steeth.  

1.Barulepeoearōjōkwainieo.  Thecoconutcrabhuskedthecoconut.  

2.Etkekwōōjōjniejjeḷọkdoonṇe?  Whyareyouhuskingcoconutswithyourteeth—isn'tthereahuskingstickaround?  

ok  {wẹk}.   Alsook{wẹkʷ}.  n. inal.ukō.  net;netting;screen.  

okabur  {wekabirʷ}.  v. intr.; n. inal.okaburū; n. pers.ri-okabur; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  pickunripepandanus.  

okaetok  {wẹkhayetekʷ}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.okaetoke; n. pers.ri-okaetok; n. constr.okaetokin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  longfishingnet.  

1.Jentanokaetokiṃọlekaṇ.  Let'sgousethelongnetandcatchthatschoolofrabbitfish.  

okaj  {wekaj}.  transitive form ofokok {wekwek}.  

okaliklik  {wekaliklik}.  causepandanus toripen; by picking and storing, or by pounding stem of fruit until pliable and leaving it hang three more days before picking.  

Ok-an-adik  {wẹk-han-hadik}.  Fromok "fish net",adik "first quarter of the moon": "net of the first quarter", when certain fish may be caught easily in large numbers in the ocean side.  aconstellation; stars inBootes (beta, mu, nu) and mu inCorona Borealis.  

okar  {wekar}.  n. al.; n. inal.okra; n. constr.okarin.  root.  

1.Ṃoktajānanri-pāllebōktokwūnokoaer,ri-Ṃajeḷraarmakekōṃṃanaerwūnojānbōlōk,wūjooj,okar,immenkojet.  BeforeWesternersbroughttheirmedicines,theMarshallesemademedicinesontheirownfromleaves,grasses,roots,andotherthings.S8  

okjak  {wẹkʷjak}.  v. intr., tr.ukwōj; n. inal.okjakū; v. caus. intr.kọokjakjak, tr.kọokjak; v. distrib.okkwōjakjak,owokwōjakjak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  overturn;upset;upside down;fall, from erect position;capsize;perfective form ofukok {wikwẹk}.  

1. “Bweeṃṃanrotkekōtoinejḷapḷọkakwaineitanokjakippānṇokein,”Bojineoeukōtḷọk.  “Howcanitbefineifthewindisgettingstrongerandtheboatisgoingtocapsizefromthewaves,”theBosunshotback.P702  

2.Eokjakri-kadekeo.  Thedrunkfelldown.  

3.Tipñōleoekkwōjakjakeṇ.  Thatcanoeisalwayscapsizing.  

4.Wōnṇeearukōjwaṇe?  Whocapsizedthatcanoe?  

okjānlañ  {wekjanlag}.  strongwind;gustywind.  

okjānḷañ  {wekjanḷag}.  archaic.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.okjānḷañe; n. pers.ri-okjānḷañ; n. constr.okjānḷañin.  kill someone during atyphoon in anticipation ofshortage of food; this custom may be abused to settle grudges.  

1.Okjānḷañinrinana.  Killingofabadperson.  

2.Raarokjānḷañeḷōḷḷapeoboñ.  Theykilledtheoldmanlastnight.  

3.Ruokjānḷañeoeko.  Thekillerescaped.  

ōkkōk  {hẹkkẹk}.   Alsoōkōk{hẹkẹk},okōk{wẹkẹk},okkōk{wẹkkẹk}.  interjection: "Darn!" or "Godforbid!".  

okkoḷọk  {wẹkʷkʷẹḷakʷ}.  From "onomatopoeia".  n. al.; n. inal.okkoḷọkū; v. caus.kookkoḷọk; n. constr.okkoḷọkin.  sound of acollision;slam, as of a door.  

1.Iilbōkkōnokkoḷọkinkōjāmeo.  Ijumpedwhenthedoorslammed.  

okḷā  {wẹkḷay}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.okḷāik; n. pers.ri-okḷā; n. constr.okḷāin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  turn over smallrocks whensearching.  

1.Okḷāiknabōjānṃwiinimpukotriiñeoaō.  Turneverythingoverinfrontofthishouseandlookformyring.  

okḷe  {wẹkʷḷẹy}.   Alsoọkḷe{wakʷḷẹy}.  archaic.  hungry; variant form ofkwōle {kʷẹlẹy}.  

okmāāṇāṇ  {wẹkmayaṇyaṇ}.  variant form ofmāāṇāṇ {mayaṇyaṇ}.  

okok  {wekwek}.  v. intr., tr.okaj; n. inal.okokū; v. caus.kookok; n. pers.ri-okok; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  pickpandanus.  

1.Eṃōjokajbōbeo.  Thepandanushavebeenpickedoffthattree.  

2.Rōmootinokok.  Theywenttopickpandanus.  

okpej  {wẹkʷpẹj}.  v. intr., tr.okpeje,okpije; n. inal.okpejū; v. caus.kookpej; n. pers.ri-okpej; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  scrounge around;scavenge;turn overrubbishhunting for something.  

okraan  {wekrahan}.  v. intr., tr.okraane.  twilight;morning;dawn.  

oktaak  {wẹkʷtahak}.   Dial. W only; seeeotaak {yẹwtahak}.   Alsouñtaak{wigtahak}.  v. intr., tr.oktaake; n. inal.oktaakū; v. caus.kooktaak; n. pers.ri-oktaak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  wrestling.  

oktak₁  {wẹktak}.  v. adj.; n. inal.oktakū; v. caus.kooktak.  peculiar;unusual.  

oktak₂  {wẹkʷtak}.  v. intr.; n. inal.oktakū; v. caus. intr.kọwoktaktak, tr.kọoktak; v. distrib.okoktaktak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  change;perfective form ofukok {wikwẹk};difference;contrast;turn around.  

1.Ejjeḷọkwōtoktakūṃjānkeiarloeok.  YouhavereallychangedfromwhenIlastsawyou.  

2.Kwōnoktaktok.  Turnaroundandfaceme.  

oktak₃  {wẹktak}.  dialectal variant ofeotaak {yẹwtahak}.  

Oktoba  {wektewbah}.  From Engl.  October.  

okun bade  {wekʷin bahdẹy}.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.okun badeū; v. caus.kōokun bade; n. pers.ri-okun bade; n. constr.okun badein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  stevedore;workingparty.  

1.Rejkappokokunbadeñanwaeṇiar.  Theyarelookingforstevedoresfortheshipinport.  

okwa₁  {wẹkwah}.  v. intr.; n. inal.okwaū.  tripod forfishing;scaffold.  

okwa₂  {wẹkʷwah}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.okwaik(i); n. pers.ri-okwa; n. constr.okwain; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  fishing method,pole fishing from a raisedplatform ortripod used for fishing.  

1.Jetraṇṃōṃaan (eṃṃaan)rejokwaiaar.  Icanseesomemenfishingfromtripodsonthelagoonshore.  

2.Raarokwaikekeo.  Thefishwaslandedusingthetripodmethod.  

Ọkwōj  {wakʷej}.  From Engl.  August.  

okwōjaja  {wekʷejahjah}.  shallowdraft;ridehigh in water because not loaded.  

1.Waineokwōjaja.  Thiscanoeisridinghigh.  

ọkwōn  {wakʷen}.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. intr.; n. pers.ri-ọkwōn; n. constr.ọkwōnin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  organ,musical.  

1.Ọkwōniniaṇe?  Wherewasthatorganmade?  

ōḷ  {heḷ}.  flow.  

oḷā  {weḷay}.  v. adj.; n. inal.oḷāū; v. caus.kōoḷā; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  out ofperpendicular;askew;correct angle of handsaws.  

1.Kwōnkooḷāikjidpāneaō.  Bendtheteethofmysawtothecorrectangle.  

oḷaḷo₁  {weḷaḷẹw}.  v. adj.; n. inal.oḷaḷoū; v. caus.kōoḷaḷo; n. pers.ri-oḷaḷo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  weakling;coward;invalid.  

oḷaḷo₂  {weḷaḷẹw}.   Dial. E, W:ikmid {yikmid}.  afish,bass,Variola louti.  

oḷaḷo₃  {weḷaḷẹw}.  dialectal variant ofikmid {yikmid}.  

oḷañi  {weḷagiy}.  variant form ofwaḷañi {waḷagiy}.  

oḷar  {weḷar}.  tiny;runt; general term forsmall things.  

1.Oḷariniu.  Sproutedcoconutwithsmallleaf.  

2.Oḷarinmatmat.  Smallsponge.  

oḷeọ  {weḷeyaw}.  v. intr.; n. inal.oḷeọū; v. caus.kōoḷeọ; n. pers.ri-oḷeọ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  beautiful.  

1.Eḷapanoḷeọjikinkweilọkeṇ.  Thatcityisbeautiful.  

oḷiaanta  {weḷiyahantah}.   Alsooḷiaaṇta{wẹḷiyahaṇtah}.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. caus.kōoḷiaanta; n. constr.oḷiaantain.  aplant,flower,Nerium oleander L.  

oḷiiñ  {wewḷiyig}.   Alsooḷiñ{weḷyig}.  From Engl.all in(poker).  v. adj.; n. inal.oḷiiñū; v. caus.kōoḷiiñ; n. pers.ri-oḷiiñ.  broke, financially; out ofmoney.  

1.Ilukkuunoḷiiñ.  Iamreallybroke.  

oḷip  {weḷip}.  From Engl.  wolf.  

oḷkūñ  {weḷkig}.  n. al.; n. inal.oḷkūñū; v. caus.kōoḷkūñ; n. constr.oḷkūñin.  anushair.  

ōḷḷōḷ  {hẹḷḷẹḷ}.   Alsoōḷōḷ{hẹḷẹḷ},oḷōḷ{wẹḷẹḷ}.  interjection: connotesunwillingness.  

olọk  {wewlakʷ}.  fall down.  

oḷọk  {weḷakʷ}.  n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.oḷọkū; v. caus.kōoḷọk; v. distrib.owoḷọkḷọk; n. constr.oḷọkin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  tumble over;fall, as a tree;tipped over;fallenprostrate;felling of atree;topple over.  

1.Eḷakbaajkōḷ,eowoḷọkḷọk.  Whenheridesabicycle,hefallsallovertheplace.  

2.Eoḷọknieo.  Thepalmtreefelldown.  

3.Kọoḷọke (keoḷọke)miadeeṇ.  Teardownthetower.  

4.Laleeoḷọkḷọkniṇeimbuñutṃweeṇ.  Becarefulthetreedoesn'tfallonthathouse.  

5.Ṃōjinaōilimidāneoliṃō,ioḷọklikḷọkioonjakiko.  AfterIfinisheddrinkingmywater,Ifellbackwardsontothesleepingmats.P814  

ōḷōḷ  {heḷheḷ}.  v. adj.; n. inal.ōḷōḷū; v. caus.kaōḷōḷ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  grit theteeth;chattering ofteeth.  

1.Eḷapaōōḷōḷkōnaōpiọ.  I'msocoldmyteetharechattering.  

2.ImKapeneoebōjrakanukoktakakekarkaōḷōḷewōtñiinimñūñūr.  TheCaptainstoppedtossingandturningbuthisteethwerechatteringandhewasgroaning.P1173  

oḷōt  {weḷet}.  small piece ofland; of no value.  

oḷūb  {weḷib}.  v. intr., tr.oḷūbi; n. inal.oḷūbū; v. distrib.oḷūbi.  baldhead;shavenhead.  

1.Eoḷūbbōran.  Hishairhasbeenshavedbald.  

2.Ñeeorri-jikuuḷeṇekōbaatat,rōnaajoḷūbi.  Ifastudentiscaughtsmoking,hishairwillbeshavedoff.  

oṃ  {wẹṃ}.  n. al.; v. caus.kōoṃ; n. constr.oṃin.  hermit crab.  

oṃoja  {weṃewjah}.  slang..  n. al.; v. adj.; n. constr.oṃojain.  poorquality;fragile;rickety.  

1.ṂweiukinOñkoñrooṃoja.  HongKongproductsareofpoorquality.  

omom  seewōmwōm.  

oṃrawūn  {weṃrahwin}.   Alsooṃrawūn{wẹṃrahwin}.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.oṃrawūni; v. caus.kōoṃrawūn; n. pers.ri-oṃrawūn; n. constr.oṃrawūnin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  home run;run a completecircuit around afield.  

oñ  {wegʷ}.   Alsouñ{wig}.  v. adj.; n. inal.oñū; v. caus.kōoñ; n. pers.ri-oñ; v. distrib.owoñoñ; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  homesick;longing for;nostalgia.  

1.Eowoñoñajrieṇ.  Thatchildkeepsonbeinghomesick.  

ōn  {hẹn}.  n. inal.ūnō; v. caus.kōōn; v. distrib.ūne.  nourishing;substance;vitamin;nutrition;nutrient.  

1.Karkijenri-Ṃajeḷwōtekñanjaleleimñanōnkorōaikujijānkanniek.  FishweretheonlypartoftheMarshallesedietthatprovidedthenutrientsonegetsfrommeat.S23  

oṇaak  {weṇahak}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.oṇaake; n. pers.ri-oṇaak; n. constr.oṇaakin.  protect;provide for;oversee;look after; keep aneye on;auspices.  

1.Anijejoṇaakekōj.  Godlooksoverus.  

2.Juoniroojejaikujoṇaakearmejroan.  Akingmustprovideforhispeople.  

3.OṇaakanAnij.  Providence.  

oṇāān  seeoṇea.price of.  

oṇāān jata  {weṇyan jahtah}.  rental.  

1.Oṇāānjataeoanṃweeṇijjokweieejjibukwiruwalitoññoultaḷa.  Therentalformyapartmentisonehundredeightydollarsamonth.  

onaji  seewōnaji.  

ōne  {hẹnẹy}.  From Engl.  honey.  

oṇea-  {weṇya-}.   Alsowōṇea-.  n. inal.oṇea-.  price of;salary of;cost of;fare;fee;hire;stipend;wages of.  

1.Ejjeḷọkwōṇāāntaktōñanri-jikuuḷ,imñanarmejrojet,ewōrwōṇāānakedik.  Medicalcareisfreeforstudents,whileotherspayamodestfee.S7  

2.Iroojeoearleḷọkjuonwātoñanri-ṇautōnḷadikeonejinbweenwōṇāān.  Theiroojrewardedthepersonwhocarriedbathingwaterforhisson.  

3.Jeteoṇāānaṃri-kaki?  Howmuchdoyougetpaidforteaching?  

4.Jeteoṇāānjōōtṇeaṃ?  Howmuchdidyourshirtcost?  

oṇeṇak  {weṇẹyṇak}.   Alsowōneṇak{wẹnẹyṇak}.  n. al.; n. constr.oṇeṇakin.  aghost,haunts and drives people mad, lives in dense forests.  

ōnḷọk  {hẹnḷakʷ}.  v. intr.; n. inal.ōnḷọkū; v. caus.kōōnḷọk.  dissolve;melt.  

ōṇṇōṇ  {hẹṇṇẹṇ}.   Alsoōṇōṇ{hẹṇeṇ},oṇōṇ{weṇeṇ}.  interjection: connotesunwillingness.  

oñoñ  {wegʷwegʷ}.   Dial. E only; seematmat {matmat}.  n. al.; v. caus.kōoñoñ; n. constr.oñoñin.  sponge.  

oo  {wewew}.  dialectal variant ofmemej {mẹmẹj}.  

ōō  {heheh}.   Alsoeōō{yeheh}.  afish,lionfish,Pterois volitans afish,scorpion fish,Dendrochirus zebra.  

ōō  {hẹhẹh}.  Oh!.  

1. “Ōōōō!”Kapeneoeba.  “Ohohoh!”theCaptainsaid.P1044  

ọo  {wawẹw}.  From Engl.  v. intr., tr.ọouk; n. inal.ọoū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  circle;zero;mark to showabsence;name of thelettero.  

1.Etkekwaarọojānjikuuḷ?  Whywereyouabsentfromschool?  

ooj  {wewej}.  From Engl.  n. al.; n. constr.oojin.  hose.  

ọọj  {wawaj}.   Alsoọwaj{wawwaj}.  From Engl.  n. al.; n. constr.ọọjin.  horse.  

ọọjọj  {wawajwaj}.  Fromọọj {wawaj}|.  n. al.; v. intr.; n. inal.ọọjọjū; v. caus. intr.kōọọjọj, tr.kōọọjọje; n. constr.ọọjọjin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  ride ahorse.  

1.Earọọjọjeọọjḷọk.  Herodethehorsetowardtheinterior.  

2.Kwōnkọọọjọjekurṃaṇe.  Hitchthehorsetothecart.  

oom  {wẹwẹm}.  prep.; complementizer.  until;up to.  

1.Earidaakoomkadek.  Hedrankuntilhewasdrunk.  

2.Kwōnaajruṃwijbajjekoomtūṃ.  You'llkeepprocrastinatinguntilyou'recompletelylost.  

opene  {wewpeney}.  n. al.; v. adj.; v. caus. intr.kōopene, tr.kōopeneik; n. constr.openein.  dent;crush.  

1.Kwōnjabkoopeneikainbatṇe.  Don'tcrushthepot.  

opieṃ  seewōpieṃ.  

opij  seewōpij.  

opija  seewōpija.  

or₁  {wẹr}.   Alsowōr, wor.  v. caus.kalwor.  lobster.  

or₂  {wer}.   Alsowōr.  fish gills.  

or₃  {wer}.   Alsowōr.  v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  be;there is;there are;have;exist.  

1. “Wōnejbaeorarmejiānṇe?”ekajjitōk.  “Whosaysthereareanypeopleonthatisland?”heaskedP1242  

2.Eorjiljinoawajotaakḷōḷḷapeoekarjañinḷōmṇakinrọọlāneḷọk.  Itwassixo’clockintheevening,buttheoldmanwasnotyetthinkingofgoingbacktotheisland.P86  

3.Eorjuoniṃōeṃ.  Ihaveahouse.  

4.Eortokarmejñanṃwiin.  Someoneiscomingtowardthishouse.  

or₄  {wer}.  formant in place names; may be related toor "fish gilḷʷ, or possibly to theor ofora- "quantity",or "exists", andorḷọk "grows, propagates"; or possibly related tooror "enclosure"; also possiblywar, orañe "barren, sterile".  

ōr  {her}.   Dial. E, W:in {yin}  grassskirt.  

orā  {weray}.   Alsowōrā.  n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.orāū; v. caus.kōorā; n. constr.orāin.  tired;exhausted;beat;bushed;pooped;oppressed.  

1.Ejjeḷọkwōtorāūjānjipiijeoan.  Hissermonreallyoppressedme.Iwasverytiredafterhisspeech.  

ora-  {wera-}.   Alsowōra-.  n. inal.ora.  number of;quantity.  

1.Oranri-jikuuḷilojikuuḷkeinekkājānroñoulñanrualitōkñoul,kobakilaajjuonñanrualitōk.  Thenumberofstudentsintheseschoolsisusuallyfrom20to80,includinggradesonethrougheight.S24  

oran  {weran}.  From Engl.  n. al.; v. caus.kōoran; n. constr.oranin.  orange, thefruit.  

orañe  {weragey}.   Alsowōrañe,war {war}.  v. adj.; n. inal.orañeū.  sterile;barren;incapable ofbearingoffspring, of women only.  

orañḷọk  {weragḷakʷ}.   Alsowōrañḷọk.  v. intr.; n. inal.orañḷọkū; v. caus.kōorañḷọk.  swallow;devour;gulp.  

ore  {wẹrẹy}.   Alsowōre.  Vulgar.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.oreik(i); n. inal.oreū; n. pers.ri-ore; v. distrib.oworere; n. constr.orein.  pull back theforeskin.  

orjeb  {wẹrjẹb}.  variant form oforjib {werjib}.  

orjib  {werjib}.   Alsowōrjib, orjib{wẹrjib},orjeb{wẹrjẹb}.  n. al.; v. intr.; v. caus.kōorjib; n. constr.orjibin.  peel;molt.  

1.Eorjibṃwinaṃōneoemerombabbūb.  Thecaterpillarmoltedandbecameabutterfly.  

2.Ibwilimorjib.  Iburnedandpeeled.  

orjin  {wẹrjin}.   Alsowōrjin.  v. intr., tr.orjini; n. inal.orjinū; v. caus.kōorjin; n. pers.ri-orjin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  tobolt one'sfood.  

1.Kwōnkateeokmemeimjaborjin.  Takecaretochewyourfoodanddon'tboltit.  

orḷọk₁  {wẹrḷakʷ}.   Alsowōrlok.  v. intr.; n. inal.orḷọkū; v. caus.kōorḷọk; n. pers.ri-orḷọk.  asthma.  

orḷọk₂  {werḷakʷ}.   Alsowōrḷọk.  v. intr.; n. inal.orḷọkū; v. caus.kōorḷọk.  increase;profit;interestmoney;investedmoney;propagate.  

ormej  {wẹrmẹj}.   Alsowōrmej.  v. intr.; n. inal.ormejū; v. caus.kōormej; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  wash one'sface.  

1.Kwōnormejṃoktajānaṃṃōñāinjibboñ.  Washyourfacebeforeeatingbreakfast.  

oror  {werwer}.   Alsowōrwōr.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.orore; n. inal.ororū; v. caus.kōoror; n. constr.ororin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  pen;fence;enclosure;coop;corral.  

1.Kwōnororepiikṇe.  Putthatpiginthepen.  

2.Ororinbao.  Chickencoop.  

ōrōr  {herher}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.ōrōj; n. inal.ōrōrū; n. pers.ri-ōrōr; n. constr.ōrōrin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  cut intostrips;stab;slash.  

1.Ōrōjekōṇọuwekaṇe.  Huskthekōṇọuwe (withyourteeth).  

2.Ōrōjepiikṇe.  Stabthepig.  

ōrrōr  {hẹrrẹr}.   Alsoōrōr{hẹrẹr},orōr{wẹrẹr}.  vulgar slang.  interjection: "Darn!" or "Heck!";interjection: expression ofsexualpleasure;interjection:"ugh!".  

ortabtab  {wẹrtabtab}.   Alsowōrtabtab.  n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.ortabtabū; v. caus. intr.kōortabtab, tr.kōortabtabe; n. constr.ortabtabin.  haphazard;careless manner.  

1.Enjabortabtabaṃkannepāākṇebweenaajbooḷwōtkiiō.  You'dbetterarrangethecontentsofthatsackifyouwantittocontainmore.  

oru  {wẹriw}.   Alsowōru.  From Japn.ōru (オール) (from Engl.oar).  n. al.; v. intr., tr.oruuk; n. inal.oruū; n. pers.ri-oru; n. constr.oruin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  row aboat;scull.  

1.Oruukāneḷọkwaṇe.  Rowtheboatashore.  

ot  seewōt.  

ota  {wetah}.  variant form ofwata.  

otem  seewōtōm.  

ōttōt  {hẹttẹt}.   Alsoōtōt{hẹtẹt},otōt{wẹtẹt}.  vulgar.  interjection: "ouch!" (pain orsexualpleasure).  

out  {wẹwit}.  archaic.  meeting place; place where many people live.  

owan  {wwan}.   Dial. W:eowan {yewwan}, E:owan {wewwan}.  v. adj.; n. inal.owanū; v. caus.kōowan; n. pers.ri-owan; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; stat. adj.owan.  industrious;hardworking.  

owar  {wwar}.  n. al.; v. intr., tr.oware; n. inal.owarū; n. pers.ri-owar; n. constr.owarin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  beg;beseech;appeal;petition;plead;invoke.  

1. “Rōlukkuunbantōprakbaibkaṇeke?Taejjeḷọkkōleṇkwōmaroñkōṃṃanebwerenṃōṃaneke?”KapeneoeowarñanJema.  “Sothepipesareshot?There’snowayyoucanfixthem?”theCaptainpleadedwithFather.P730  

2.Iarowareimkajjinōkakearjabkōtḷọktokwaeowaan.  IbeggedhimuntilIgottiredbutheneverletusborrowhiscanoe.  

3.IjowarñaneokbwekwōnjoujinjabbaereJọọn.  I'mbeggingyoupleasenottofireJohn.  

4.JijejearowareJemān.  JesusinvokedHisFather.  

owat  {wwat}.   Dial. W:eowat {yewwat}, E:owat {wewwat}.  v. adj.; n. inal.owatū; v. caus.kōowat; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  ripe, ofpandanus.  

1.Enañinowatkebōbṇe?  Isthatpandanusripeyet?  

2.Wāweenkōṃṃanjāānkunjānbōbeñin,ñeejowatbōb,jejaintiiniakuṃwini.  Thewaytomakejāānkunfrompandanusis,whenitisripe,toboilitorbakeit.S12  

owatrere  {wwatrẹyrẹy}.   Dial. W:eowatrere {yewwatrẹyrẹy}, E:owatrere {wewwatrẹyrẹy}.  Fromwatre {watrẹy}|.  n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.owatrereū; v. caus. intr.kōowatrere, tr.kōowatrereik(i); n. pers.ri-owatrere; n. constr.owatrerein; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  notripe;green;undriedcopra.  

1.Ijjablōkebweeowatrere.  Idon'ttrusthimcausehe'sgreen.  

2.Wainikeinaṃrejowatrerewōt.  Yourcoprastillneedsmoredrying.  

owe  {wwey}.   Dial. W:eowe {yewwey}, E:owe {wewwey}.   Alsowejeḷ{weyjeḷ}.  v. intr.; n. inal.oweū; v. caus.kōowe; n. pers.ri-owe; v. distrib.ajowewe,ajjowewe; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  whistle.  

1.Wōninejajjowewe?  Who'sthatthatkeepswhistling?  

owōj  {wwej}.   Dial. W:eowōj {yewwej}, E:owōj {wewwej}.  v. intr.; n. inal.owōjū; v. caus.kōowōj; n. pers.ri-owōj; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj.  tax;tribute.  

1.Eṃōjaertōltōlowōj.  Theyhavefinishedcollectingtaxes.  

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