Ā ĀB ĀE ĀI ĀJ ĀK ĀL ĀM ĀN ĀÑ ĀP ĀR ĀT ā {yay}. formant in place names. ābukwi Seeeabukwi. āe {yayẹy}. v. intr., tr.āeik; n. inal.āeū; n. pers.ri-āe; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. carve;repair aboat;fix;overhaul. āe {yayẹy}. name of thelettere. āi- {yayi-}. n. inal.āū. same as;similar to;different from. 1.Āiṃwōtri-nanaraṇ. You'renodifferentfromabadperson. 2.Āinjuonjāne. He'sdifferentfromhim. 3.Āinḷọkwōtjemān. He'ssimilartohisdad. 4.Āinwōtmene. It'sthesameasthis. āibukwi {yayibikʷiy}. Alsoiāebukwi{yiyayebikʷiy}. n. al.; v. caus.kaāibukwi; n. constr.āibukwiin. Afish,ray fish (poisonous). 1.Kōjroetalinkāiāebukwi. Let'sgoandcatchsomerayfish. āierḷọk wōt {yayiyyẹrḷakʷ wet}. Plural ofāinḷọk wōt, which see. et cetera;etc; andothersimilar things. 1.Menkeinrejjoob,jāān,ṃōttannuknuk,immenkoāierḷọkwōt. Thesearethingslikesoap,coins,articlesofclothing,andothersuchthings.S14 āin Seeāinwōt.too,also,same. āinde- {yayindẹy-}. v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. thus;as;so;just as;therefore;likeness. 1. “Eṃṃanḷọkjānanāindeṇeimāinwōtejjānwōdewain,”Bojineoeuwaak. “Betterthanlettinghimgoonlikethisasifhe'ssailingthisboatsingle-handedly,”theBoatswainreplied.P1047 2.Āindeetaṃkartallōñenikenatoṇekekwōlijjipido? Howisitthatyoucouldclimbthattallcoconuttreewhenyou'reweakinthelegs? 3.Ekarjabtoammānāindeeoinnememaataḷaḷkorōkaraikujwanlōñḷọkimpādilọjet. Itwasn’tlongbeforewehadpassedupalltheboardsthatneededtogointhewater.P712 āinjuon {yayinjiwen}. v. intr.; v. caus. intr.kāinjuon, tr,kāinjuone; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. different;unlike;otherwise. 1.Āinjuonaerroḷōmṇakjāndoon. Thosetwohavedifferingopinions. 2.Āinjuonḷọkwaewaōjānwaṇewaaṃ. Myboatisabitdifferentthanyours. 3.Taeoearkāinjuone? Whatmadeitdifferent? āinḷọk wōt {yayinḷakʷ wet}. Singular ofāierḷọkwōt, which see. Moresimilar to; almost alike. 1.Āinḷọkwōtjemān. He'sachipofftheoldblock. 2.Menkeinrejjoob,jāān,ṃōttannuknuk,immenkoāierḷọkwōt. Thesearethingslikesoap,coins,articlesofclothing,andothersuchthings.S14 āinwōt {yayinwet}. too;also;same;equal;like;resemble;seem. 1. “Āinwōtejbajḷapḷọkkōtoin?”Jemaekarba. “Itseemslikethewindhaspickedup,”Fathersaid.P697 2.Ejjeḷọkāinwōtilobōnbōn. Inmathematicsshehasnoequal. 3.Lukkuunāinwōt. Exactlythesame. āinwōt juon {yayinwet jiwen}. same; alike; nevermind; that is allright;identical. 1.Āierḷọkwōtjuon. They'reverysimilar. 2.Āinḷadikraṇewōtjuon. Thosetwoboysareidentical. 3.Āinwōtjuonñekwōjabetal. It'sallrightifyoudon'tgo. āj {yaj}. v. intr., tr.āje; n. inal.ājū; v. caus.kōāj; n. pers.ri-āj. weave;darn;knit. 1.Earājjaki. Shewovethemat. 2.Earājejuonjaki. Shewoveamat. 3.Earājejuwainṇe. Sheknitthatlace. 4.Earājeḷọkjuwainṇeñane. Sheknitthatlaceforher. 5.Kwōnājtokbweinājwaj. YouknitthiswaywhileIknityourway. 6.Ri-ājjuwaineoerọọl. Thelaceknitterisgoneback. āj {yaj}. n. al.; n. constr.ājin. fit for (usually followed by construct particlein). 1.Ājinjaajmi. Justrightforeatingraw. 2.Ājinkāine. Goodforbreeding. 3.Ājinkarūtto. Ripefordeflowering. 4.Ājinṃōñā. Fitforconsumption. 5.Ājinuṃuṃ. Rightforbaking. 6.Ājinḷọkṃōñābaoejānbaouweo. Thischickenisfittertoeatthanthatoneoverthere. āj {yaj}. n. al.; n. constr.ājin, āji. bunch ofbananas. 1.Ājinkeeprañ. Abunchofbananas. ājāj {yajyaj}. v. intr.; n. inal.ājājū; v. caus. intr.kāājāj, intr.kāājāje; n. pers.ri-ājāj; n. distrib.ājājin. vicious;mischievous;naughty. 1.Ājājtata. Themostvicious. 2.Ājājinri-pālle. Amischievouswhiteman. 3.Bōtōktōkejkāājāje. It'sthebloodthat'smakinghimnaughty. 4.Joñanaerājāj,rejwātokimatartarippānwaeo. Theyweresoviciousthattheycamerightupalongthesideoftheboat.P1000 5.Kwōjḷōmṇakinājḷọkñania? Whereareyoutakingyournaughtiness? 6.Kwōnjabbajājājbwekwōnaajjorrāān. Don'tbesonaughtyoryou'llgetintrouble. ājinkōj {yajinkẹj}. n. al.; v. caus. tr.kāājinkōje; n. constr.ājinkōjin. Ashare;inheritance. 1.Ājinkōjeoaṃippa. Yourinheritancefromme. 2.Ājinkōjinrūttoroad. Inheritancebyourancestors. 3.Earkāājinkōjekōnbwidejeo. Helefthimhislandtoinherit. ājḷor {yajḷẹrʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ājḷore; n. pers.ri-ājḷor; n. constr.ājḷorin. take as much as possible from a person;exploit;use to the greatest possibleadvantage; makeuse ofselfishly orunethically. 1.Ājḷorekōnjeḷākaṇankeejjamour. Exploitwhatheknowswhilehe'sstillaround. 2.Ejājḷorkejemānejjapād. He'slearningasmuchashecanwhilehisfatherishere. 3.Ejājḷortokñankōjrokeejjabeṃṃaniienñane. He'stakingadvantageofthesituationandgettingasmuch (info)forusashecan. ājmuur {yajmiwir}. Alsoājmour{yajmẹwir}. v. intr.; n. inal.ājmuurū; v. caus.kōājmuur; n. pers.ri-ājmuur; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. healthy;robust;energetic;frisky,sound,vigorous. 1.Kiiōkōṃroḷakjabkọkkureaṃkikiimkakkijebwekwōnājmourḷọk,kwōbakekōṃroenkarkọrujeok. Andnowwetriedtoletyousleepandrestsoyouwouldgetbetter,andyousayweshouldhavewokenyouup.P1237 ākā {yakay}. Dialectal variant ofajokḷā {hajekʷḷay}. ākiki {yakiykiy}. To hoard, to store up, amass. 1.Kwōnbōjrakjānaṃākikiikjāānkaṇenejiṃilopāāñbwekwōbanbūkiippaṃñekwōmej;akkwōnamānikiiōkekwōjjamourwōt. Quithoardingyourmoneyinthebankasyouwon'ttakeitwithyouwhenyou'redead;spenditinsteadwhileyou'restillaround. 2.Kwōnājri-ākikiḷọkñanñāātkeeñṇekwōbwijwōḷā? Howlongareyougoingtokeepbeingahoardergivenyouroldage? ākil {yakil}. Transitive form ofākilkil {yakilkil}. ākilkil {yakilkil}. Alsokakilkil{kakilkil},kakkil{kakkil},ākkil{yakkil},ākil{yakil}. v. intr., tr.ākil(i),kakil(i); n. inal.ākilkilū; n. pers.ri-ākilkil; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. Toskin; topeel. 1.Ākili (kakili)pitetokaṇe. Peelthepotatoes. 2.Eākilkillikūṃ. Theskinonyourbackispeeling. ākkil {yakkil}. Variant form ofākilkil {yakilkil}. ākor {yaykʷer}. archaic. fortypairs, fish or copra. ākūt {yakit}. v. intr., tr.ākūti; n. inal.ākūtū; v. caus.kōākūt; n. pers.ri-ākūt. delouse;sort out badcopra. ākūtwe Transitive form ofeakto {yaktẹw}. āl {yal}. v. intr., tr.āle; n. inal.ālū; n. pers.ri-āl. shave. ālāl {yalyal}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ālōk(e); n. inal.ālālū; n. pers.ri-ālāl; n. constr.ālālin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.ālkōk). turn over or up;pull out;raise;turnpages orleaves. 1.Kwōnālōkḷọkṃōkpeijṇe. Pleaseturnyourbooktothenextpage. āle {yalẹy}. roll upmats, etc.. 1.Kwōnāleṃōkjakeṇe. Pleaserollthatmatup. ālij {yalij}. v. intr., tr.āliji; n. inal.ālijū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. repeat;review;quote;recite;reiterate. 1. “Kapeneejbakwōnuwetokinkōttareioonwae,”iālijiḷọkñanḷōḷḷapeoejjutakioonwabeo. “TheCaptainsaysyoushouldcomeonboardandwaitforhimontheboat,”Irepeatedtotheoldmanstandingonthedock.P65 2.Kwōnbarālijiṃōkjāntōjeokwaarba. Pleasesaythatsentenceagain. ālijinmen {yalijinmen}. v. intr.; n. inal.ālijinmenū; v. caus.kōālijinmen. repetitious;repeatover and over. 1. “Jebanellolokainṇeiṃaan,”Kapeneoeakweḷapimālijinmen. “Wewon’tseethosekindsofthingsupahead,”hecontinuedtoinsist.P928 2. “JekdọọnakLikiepṇeiṃaan,”Kapeneoeakweḷapimālijinmen. “Nevermind,Likiepisstraightahead,”theCaptaininsistedoverandoveragain.P927 3.Eṃōjṇeaṃālijinmen. Don'tkeeponsayingthesamethingoverandover. ālik {yalik}. later. 1. “Aḷaḷeoāliktataṇelaḷwaj,”Kapeneoekkūrtok. “Moureo!” “Here’sthelastone,”theCaptaincalledtous.“ThankGod!”P756 2.EjkabbajwātokālikBojineokeejdedeḷọkaōtōbtōbimkọkoṇejānijobweenjabkaapañjerbal. TheBoatswaincameafterIwasdonepullingintheanchorandputitawaywhereitbelongedsoitwouldn’tgetintheway.P480 3.Inaajiwōjālik. I'llcomelater. āliki- {yaliki-}. n. al.; n. inal.ālikū; n. constr.āliki-n. after;outside;back;behind;last. 1.Emetakālikū. Mybackhurts. 2.Inaajiwōjālikinjetminit. I'llbebackinafewminutes. 3.Kwōnbaritokālikinjuonwiik. Comebackagaininaweek. 4.Tainrejkōṃṃaneālikinṃwiin? Whataretheydoingoutside (thehouse)? ālikin {yalikin}. Alsoālikkin {yalikkin}. back,after (see alsoliki-). 1.Injiniaeoejbaenaajkadedeḷọkanboojeiljuejjibboñimlikbadeālikkinraelepinnemkemmānjinoektak.” TheEngineersaysheisgoingtoputittogethertomorrowmorningandtestitintheafternoon,andthenwewillstarttoload.”P81 ālikinjepjep {yalikinjepjep}. Alsoālikinjepjep{yalikinjẹpjẹp}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.ālikinjepjepe; n. inal.ālikinjepjepū; n. constr.ālikinjepjepin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. defraud;cheat;treatunfairly;take forgranted. 1.Etkekweālikinjepjepeeō? Whyareyoucheatingme? 2.Kwōnjabālikinjepjepeeōbweeṃooliọkweinaō. Don'tbeunfairformyloveistrue. āliklik {yaliklik}. v. intr.; n. inal.āliklikū; v. caus.kōāliklik; n. pers.ri-āliklik. Ashamed, concerningfood;embarrassed. 1.Iāliklikkōnṃōñākākōnkejejjabnaajdiker. Iamashamedthatwe'renotsharingthisfoodwiththem. āliktata {yaliktahtah}. v. intr.; n. inal.āliktataū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. Verylast;final;finally. ālim {yalim}. Transitive form ofānen {yanyẹn}. 1. “EṃōjaōālimiLikabwiro,”iba. “IalreadybailedallthewateroutoftheLikabwiro,”Isaid.P352 2.Keekarmaataōālimi,ibarwanlōñḷọk. WhenIwasdonebailing,Iwentbackupondeck.P989 Āl-im-kobban {yal-yim-kʷebban}. Fromāl, archaic word referring to a type of hut with no posts, andkobban "contents": "hut with contents" Aconstellation; stars inCentaurus (1, 2, 3) orCorvus. ālkin {yalikin}. Seeālikin 'after' andliki-.after,outside,back. ālkōk {yalkẹk}. v. intr.; n. inal.ālkōkū; v. caus.kōālkōk; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.ālkōk, alkōk). bent back;perfective form ofālāl {yalyal}. 1.Ealkōkakkiinpeiū. Myfingernailgotbentback. ālkur {yalkʷir}. Transitive form ofālkurkur {yalkʷirkʷir}. ālkurkur {yalkʷirkʷir}. v. intr., tr.ālkur(i); n. inal.ālkurkurū; v. caus.kōālkurkur; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. turn theback on someone. 1.Etkekwōjaamjijetimālkurkur? Whyareyousittingwithyourbackturned? 2.Kwōnjabālkurieō. Don'tturnyourbackonme. ālkūṃur {yalkiṃirʷ}. n. al.; n. inal.ālkūṃurū; v. caus. intr.kōālkūṃur, tr.kōālkūṃuri; n. constr.ālkūṃurin; 8, 9. fruit ofagedtrees. 1.Rejjabnenọ (ennọ)mākaṇekōnkereālkūṃur. Thosebreadfruitarenotgoodbecausethey'refromanoldtree. ālkwōj {yalkʷej}. v. intr., tr.ālkwōje; n. inal.ālkwōjū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj; perf.ālokjak). Tofold; tobend. ālokjak {yalekʷjak}. v. intr., tr.ālokjake; n. inal.ālokjakū; v. caus.kōālokjak; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bent over;crimped;perfective form ofālkwōj {yalkʷej};buckled. 1.Ealikkarankarjañinkajoorkōnkeeḷakjutakewātinālokjak. Heclearlywasn’tstrongenoughyetbecauseassoonashestooduphealmostbuckledover.P1223 2.Eālokjakjakieo. Thematiscrimped. 3.Eālokjakneō. Iturnedmyankle. 4.Joñanankadekeḷaktanjutakeālokjakneen. Hewassodrunkwhenhetriedtostandhislegsbuckled. ālokorkor {yalẹkʷẹrkʷẹr}. v. intr., tr.ālokor. lookback. 1.Kwōnjabālokorkōj. Don'tlookbackatus. ālōk {yalek}. Transitive form ofālāl {yalyal}. ālu {yaliw}. tacks insailing. 1.Eṃṃankōtoinnaajbōlenruomjiluwōtālū. Thewindisgoodandtwoorthreetacksshouldbeenough. ālur {yalirʷ}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.āluri; n. pers.ri-ālur; n. constr.ālurin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bail out. 1.Tawūninaṃālurḷọkḷweṇe? Whyareyoubailingoutthepond? ām {yam}. v. intr.; v. caus.kōām; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. Totip, as ofcanoe;sail withoutrigger out of water. 1.Eāmwaeo. Thecanoeistipping. ām {yam}. sennit used for tyingcanoes. āmej {yamẹj}. n. al.; v. intr., tr.āmeje,āmije; n. pers.ri-āmej; n. constr.āmejin; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. mourn adeceased;payrespects to adeceased; seeilomej. 1.Kōpoojrimejṇebweri-āmejrorātok. Getthedeceasedreadybecausethemournersarecoming. āmje {yamjẹy}. From Engl. v. intr., tr.āmjeik. empty;devoid. 1.Eāmjebatoe. Thisbottleisempty. 2.Eorkeāmjebato? Doyouhaveanemptybottle? ān Seene.islet. ānbwin {yanbin}. n. inal.ānbwinnū. body;frame;hull;physical. ānbwinnin Seeanbwin.body. āne {yanẹy}. Alsoene{yẹnẹy}. n. al.; n. inal.ānō; n. constr.āneen; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. islet;island;land;directional, enclitic,islandward orshoreward. 1. “Ewiāneo,kwōjloke? “Where’stheisland;doyouseeit?P560 2. “Ojjejaiọkwekōjkerōbōkānināneed,”ḷeḷḷapeoeba. “Well,toobadforuswhentheytakethisisland,”theoldwomansaid.P201 3.Āneenwōnānin? Whoseislandisthis? 4.ErroejkōnonowōtakiḷakbōkbōraimrōreāneḷọkiloanimrokanJemaiturunṃweoiāneinwabeo. ThosetwowerestilltalkingandasIraisedmyheadandlookedtowardtheislandIcaughtaglimpseofFatherontheshoresideofthewharf.P84 āneeṇ Seene.islet. āne-jeṃaden {yanẹy-jeṃaden}. wilderness;desertisle;desert. ānen {yanyẹn}. v. intr., tr.ālim,ānene,ānine; n. inal.ānenū; v. caus.kōānen; n. pers.ri-ānen; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. bail out water fromcanoe orboat. 1. “Ijjaitōnānenbweeḷapdāneilowa,”iba. “Iamgoingtostartbailingwaterbecausethereisalotofitintheboat,”Isaid.P596 2.Ejṃōjinakibartōbtōbṃaanḷọkimḷakijoippāninjineo,ijibwetokbakōjeoimjinoāneneḷọkdāneoṇaie. WhenIwasdone,Ipulledmyselftowheretheenginewas,pickedupthebucket,andstartedtobailouttherestofthewater.P605 3.Ikarjabbarkōnonoakibartolaḷḷọkimālimidāneobweeḷapḷọk. Ididn’tsayanythingelse,butwentbelowagainandstartedbailingwater,becausetherewasalotofit.P987 4.Kwōnālimwaṇebweenaajdouj. Bailthecanoeoritwillshipwater. 5.Kwōnānenḷọkbweenaajdoujwaṇe. Bailfasterorthecanoewillshipwater. āneṇ Seeāne.islet. āneo Seeāne.islet. 1. “Kabjujenkōjjeḷāikikeāneoeiṃaan,”Jemaebajba. “Andlethimknowthereislandupahead,”Fathersaid.P1215 āniin Seene.islet. ānin {yanyin}. n. pers.ri-ānin, ri-inin. Thisislet. 1. “Āinwōtijroñkeiroojeoṇeiānin?” “Iheardthechiefisontheislandnow?”P124 2.Kwekeri-ānin (ri-inin)? Areyoufromthisislet? ānine {yaniney}. Transitive form ofānen {yanyẹn}. āñiia {yagiyyah}. v. intr.; n. inal.āñiiaū; v. caus.kōāñiia; n. pers.ri-āñiia. slow whencalled (seeāñiie {yagiyyẹy}). āñiie {yagiyyẹy}. v. intr.; n. inal.āñiieū; v. caus.kōāñiie; n. pers.ri-āñiie. quick whencalled (seeāñiia {yagiyyah}). āñin {yagin}. v. intr., tr.āñini; n. inal.āñinū; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. escort;lead;show where to go. 1.Kwōnāñinikoṃroṃōñā. Escorthimtothetable. āñinñin {yagingin}. Variant form ofāñiñin {yagiygin}. āñiñin {yagiygin}. Alsoāñinñin{yagingin}. v. intr.; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. calling someone byname. 1.Kairḷọkbwerejāñiñineok. Hurryonforthey'recallingyou. āñiñintok {yagiygintekʷ}. v. intr.; n. inal.āñiñintokū. call tocome. āpil {yapil}. Afish. āpta {yaptah}. Alsoepta. archaic. Do somethingtwice;redo;reread;rewrite; pour water through strainer twice in making arrowroot starch. ār {yar}. v. intr., tr.ārek; n. inal.ārū; v. caus.kōār; n. pers.ri-ār; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. haulcanoe orvessel up onshore; tobeachcanoe orvessel. 1.AolepkapeninaelōñkeinrōjeḷābweallōñinwaotemjejrejārbwerenkōttarimlaleebuñlọkkeLikabwiro.” AllislandcaptainsknowthatthismonthallboatsshouldbebeachedsotheycanwaittoseewhenLikabwiroappears.”P251 2.InnemḷeinekarārōkeḷọkiarinKuajleenimkaaṃtōūkiimwainekaroktakñanjuonboojinjerakrōk. ThenthismanbeacheditontheKwajaleinlagoonbeachandfixeditup,andchangeditintoasailingship.P6 3.Itokjenār. Comelet'shaulashore. 4.Itokjenārōkwaeṇ. Comelet'shaulthatcanoeashore. ār {yar}. n. inal.ārū. lung. ār {yar}. n. al.; n. constr.ārin. pandanuscore;discardedpandanuskey. ār {yar}. Variant form ofkiār {kiyar}. ārār {yaryar}. come closer. 1.Kwōnārārtokijeṇe. Comecloser (calledbyleaderinaḷeḷe fishing). ārpej {yarpẹj}. v. adj.; n. inal.ārpejū; v. caus.kōārpej; n. pers.ri-ārpej; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. weakling;invalid. 1.Ejjeḷọkwōtārpejinṇeeṃṃaan. Thatfellowisreallyaweakling. ārre {yarrey}. n. al.; v. adj., tr.ārreik; n. constr.ārrein. squeamish;queasy; easilynauseated;choosy,particular. (Commonly used with negativejab). 1.Kwōnjabārreeokbweenṃōjḷọkjerbalṇe. Youshouldnotbeafraidofgettingyourhandsdirtyifyouaregoingtogetthejobdone. āt {yat}. Who else?. 1.Ijātwaj? Whoelseiscomingwithme? (Addressingsomeoneelsenotwithinsight,likeonthephone.) 2."Kweātṇeiwaṇe,ewiKapeneo?" “Whoiswithyouthereontheboat;whereistheCaptain?”P57 3. “Kweātṇeiaaṃ?”ḷōḷḷapeoekajjitōk. “Whoelseisworkingwithyou?”theoldmanasked.P82 4.Eāt? Whoelsebesideshim? 5.Karkweātiaaṃtok? ‘Whowasescortingyouwhenyoucame?’ 6.Koṃjelāteokoṃjelkarpādiāneokeejbwil? Youthreeandwhoelsewereontheislandwhenitburned? 7.Koṃjel/koṃeañTonyāteo? Youthree/youallandTonyandwhoelse? 8.KoṃroTonyāteo? YouandTonyandwhoelse? 9.Kweāteoijo? Whoelsewastherewithyou? āt {yat}. n. āt; n. inal.eta. name;reputation. 1. “Ejiṃweaṃlikitātinbweeñṇeiṃaan,”ḷōḷḷapeoerretokimlukkuunkalimjekmejaimba. “Youarerighttocallitthatsincethat’swhatliesahead,”theOldMansaidlookingdirectlyatme.P436 2.ĀtinwōtkeKūrijinakejlijāludik. Aso-calledChristianbuthesmokesinsecret. 3.Bajāteopāpijek. Anabsoluterascal. 4.Eṃṃankeetan? Doeshehaveagoodreputation? āt {yat}. n. inal.ātū. eyebrow. ātāt {yatyat}. Dial. E:ātoñ(ū-) {yategʷ(i-)}, W:ātuñ(ū-) {yatigʷ(i-)}. v. intr., tr.ātoñ; n. inal.ātoñū; v. caus. intr.kōātāt, tr.kāātet. smell. 1.Bwiintainijāt? What'sthisodorIsmell? 2.Bwiintainijātoñwe. WhatisthisI'msmelling? (somethingimmediatelyathand) 3.Enanaankāātetkōnkeeboṇbọtin. Hehasdifficlutyusinghisfullsenseofsmellingbecauseofhisstuffynose. 4.Kidueoejātwōtbwiinri-kọọteoajekōpeḷe. Oncethedoggotawhiffoftherobberitstartedchasinghim. 5.Kwōnātoñṃōkpeineaelelke. Smellhishandsandseeiftheysmelllikefish. 6.Kwōnetalinkāātetetoklowaanṃweeṇimlaletaeokwomaroñloeie. Goandsniffaroundinthathouseandseewhatyoumightfindinit. 7.Tainiātbwiin?Bwiintainiāt?Tainijātbwiin? What'sthisIsmell? ātbwe {yatbẹy}. n. al.; v. adj.; n. inal.ātbweū; v. caus.kōātbwe; n. pers.ri-ātbwe; n. constr.ātbwein. sty on theeye. 1.Eātbwemejān. He'sgotastyonhiseye. ātdik {yatdik}. v. intr.; n. inal.ātdikū; v. caus.kōātdik; n. pers.ri-ātdik. petname;nickname. āte {yatey}. Transitive form ofātet {yatyẹt}. āteo {yatyew}. Alsoātin{yatyin}. Asexpected;deserving of. 1.Āteobwebwe. Nowthat'swhatIcallstupid. 2.Āteori-nana. Nowthat'sarascalforyou. (Whathe'sdoneishisexpectedbehavior.) 3.Kwōjkabāteojorrāān. Nowyou'vereallyhadit. (Youwerealreadyintroublebutnow….) ātet {yatyẹt}. v. intr., tr.āte; n. inal.ātetū; n. pers.ri-ātet; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. pack;put incontainer;impound;serve onto a dish or plate. 1. “Ātetokṃōkjetbukwōnilopileijṇe,ḷadikeṇ.” “Boy,putsomepiecesonthatplateoverthere.”P1330 2. “Ātetkijōṃṃokta,nejū,”Jemaeba. “Serveyourselffirst,Son,”saidFather.P376 3. “InnemātetokruoamroBojinpileij,kabbōleneṃṃanñekwōbarkwaḷọktokjuonjālelebweijḷōmṇakejabwemenṇe.” “ThenmaketwoplatesfortheBoatswainandme,andmaybeyoushouldgogetanothercanofmeatbecauseIdon’tthinkthiswillbeenoughforallofus.”P377 4.Elōñmejānaṃātetinnemkwomaroñinpeetokōtaanapitto! Youreyesarelookingattoomanychoiceswhichwillresultintheachievementofnone.Youreyesarelookingattoomanychoiceswhichwillresultintheachievementofnone.(Lit.Havingtoomanyeyestotakeinyourchoicewillcauseyoutolooseyourgripandtodriftaftbetweentheoutriggerandthehullandawayfromthecanoe. 5.Ijujenkarātekuwatināneneoilowaanbakōjeoimkōttar. IputthecanIhadbeenusingtobailwaterinsidethebucketandwaited.P682 6.Jabkōrōḷọkpiikṇekijeṃbweenaajātet. Don'tletyourpigroamfreeorit'llbeimpounded. 7.Kwōnātetḷọkbweenaajjerakwaeṇ. Packupbecausetheboatissailingsoon. 8.Kwōnātinuknukkaṇe. Packthoseclothes. ātin {yatyin}. Alsoāteo{yatyew}. Fromāt in {yat yin} |"this name" (deserving of this description). really;extremely;true tofact. 1.Emakenaajkarbajlukkuunātinjorrāān. Hewouldhavereallyhadit. 2.Lukkuunbajātintaibuun. Nowthat'swhatIcallatyphoon. ātlep {yatlep}. v. intr., tr.ātlepe; n. inal.ātlepū; v. caus.kōātlep; n. pers.ri-ātlep. name withLi- orḶa prefix;address someone usingLi- orḶa- prefix onname. ātṇaake {yatṇahakey}. Variant form ofetṇake {yetṇakey}. ātṇak {yatṇak}. v. intr., tr.ātṇake. Benamed after; take thename of another. 1.Ejātṇakejemān. He'snamedafterhisfather. ātoñ {yategʷ}. Transitive form ofātāt. ātōk {yatek}. Lesserroyal rank; conferred by chief as reward for service or bravery in battle. 1.Leātōktōk. Titleoffemaleinātōk rank 2.Ḷeātōktōk. Titleofmaleinātōk rank | 