Marshallese-English
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O OB OD OJ OK OL OḶ OM OṂ ON OṆ OÑ OO OP OR OT OU OW o {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 o {wẹw}. n. al.; n. constr.oin. refuse of scrapedcoconut after it is squeezed;dregs. o {wẹw}. From Engl. woe. 1.O,o,oñanrorejjokweioonlaḷ. Woe,woe,woetotheinhabitantsoftheearth. (Rev.8:13). o {wew}. Interjection: "Oh. Oh my.Darn it." (exclamation of mild surprise or disappointment). o {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). 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. 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. 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. oktak {wẹktak}. v. adj.; n. inal.oktakū; v. caus.kooktak. peculiar;unusual. oktak {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. oktak {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. okwa {wẹkwah}. v. intr.; n. inal.okwaū. tripod forfishing;scaffold. okwa {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. okwōjaja {wekʷejahjah}. shallowdraft;ridehigh in water because not loaded. 1.Waineokwōjaja. Thiscanoeisridinghigh. olọk {wewlakʷ}. fall down. oḷaḷo {weḷaḷẹw}. v. adj.; n. inal.oḷaḷoū; v. caus.kōoḷaḷo; n. pers.ri-oḷaḷo; v. dir. ~tok/ḷọk/waj. weakling;coward;invalid. oḷaḷo {weḷaḷẹw}. Dial. E, W:ikmid {yikmid}. Afish,bass,Variola louti. oḷaḷo {weḷaḷẹw}. Dialectal variant ofikmid {yikmid}. oḷañi {weḷagiy}. Variant form ofwaḷañi {waḷagiy}. oḷar {weḷar}. tiny;runt; general term forsmall things. 1.Oḷariniu. Sproutedcoconutwithsmallleaf. 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. 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. 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 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. omom Seewōmwōm. 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. 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. onaji Seewōnaji. 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. oṇāān jata {weṇyan jahtah}. rental. 1.Oṇāānjataeoanṃweeṇijjokweieejjibukwiruwalitoññoultaḷa. Therentalformyapartmentisonehundredeightydollarsamonth. 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. 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. oñoñ {wegʷwegʷ}. Dial. E only; seematmat {matmat}. n. al.; v. caus.kōoñoñ; n. constr.oñoñin. sponge. oo {wewew}. Dialectal variant ofmemej {mẹmẹj}. ooj {wewej}. From Engl. n. al.; n. constr.oojin. hose. 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. or {wẹr}. Alsowōr, wor. v. caus.kalwor. lobster. or {wer}. Alsowōr. fish gills. or {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 4.Eortokarmejñanṃwiin. Someoneiscomingtowardthishouse. or {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". 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. 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. 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. orḷọk {wẹrḷakʷ}. Alsowōrlok. v. intr.; n. inal.orḷọkū; v. caus.kōorḷọk; n. pers.ri-orḷọk. asthma. orḷọk {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. 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. 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. Thewaytomake 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. |
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