Brown (1973)

Brown, HA. 1973. The Eleman language family. Pp. 279-374. In Franklin, KJ. (Ed). The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Area, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss	Annotation
4657	Orokolo	tooth (front rather than molar)	kao
4656	Orokolo	ear	avako
4655	Orokolo	nose	overa
4654	Orokolo	eye	ovohae
4653	Orokolo	hair	haro koro
4652	Orokolo	head	haro
4651	Orokolo	all (of a number)	oaria
4650	Orokolo	we incl. (pronoun d:1p, incl)	elaviila
4649	Orokolo	thou	a
4648	Orokolo	I (pronoun d:1s)	ara
4647	Orokolo	woman	uva
4646	Orokolo	man	hilavila
4645	Opao	claw	mora haro		of foot
4644	Opao	not	le
4643	Opao	big	piroriapo		plural
4642	Opao	sand	miri hororo
4641	Opao	to die	opi	dies	dies
4640	Opao	round	maea helori
4639	Opao	seed	kora mere
4638	Opao	person	haela
4637	Opao	claw	mai haro		of foreleg
4636	Opao	horn	kea
4635	Opao	meat (flesh)	maea-hari
4634	Opao	leaf	korakoro
4633	Opao	not	kari
4632	Opao	to kill	hai	kills	man or animal
4631	Opao	to know (facts)	ore lei	knows	knows
4630	Opao	two	helaukai
4629	Opao	one	haipori
4628	Opao	that	lahea
4627	Opao	this	mahea
4626	Opao	many	siahuela
4625	Opao	louse	karula
4624	Opao	to burn (intrans.)	a hai
4623	Opao	what?	le
4622	Opao	who?	leia
4621	Opao	dry (be dry)	koroka
4620	Opao	name	lare
4619	Opao	to bite	mulamori
4618	Opao	to fly	vivila	flies	flies
4617	Opao	to come	heke		from east or west
4616	Opao	to swim	ma veveve
4615	Opao	to hear	iapa
4614	Opao	to see	ohae eava
4613	Opao	to lie down	uava
4612	Opao	to sleep	ivuku uava
4611	Opao	to give	iara
4610	Opao	to walk	mora mea
4609	Opao	to speak	oharo maea
4608	Opao	to sit	ava

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Source: Brown (1973)

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