Mikloucho-Maclay: New Guinea Diaries 1871—1883, translated from the Russian with biographical and historical notes by C. L. Sentinella. Kristen Press, Madang, Papua New Guinea.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
195942Bonguafterwardsmondon
195952Bonguarrowpat
195910Bongubad (deleterious or unsuitable)borle
195897Bongubad (deleterious or unsuitable)alama-amo
196348Bongubagyambcarried round the neck
196346Bongubagtelguna woven string bag worn by the women
195921Bongubaggoon
196345Bongubagtelruna woven string bag worn by the women
195920Bongubaggun
195917Bongubark (of tree)gare
196333Bongubark (of tree)dimof a particular tree
196406Bongubeachuleusandy beach
195941Bongubeanmogar
195911Bongubigboro
196335Bongubirddumspecies of small fowl-like jungle bird
196410Bonguboatvanglarge vessel with sails
196399Bonguboatrak-rakcrude boat made from logs not hollowed out
195957Bongubonesurle
195958Bongubowltabir
196339Bongubowlgamborlarge bowl made from plaited palm leaves
196400Bongubraceletroteiworn on the upper arm or lower leg
196388Bongubraiddiuplaited braid used for tying nd supporting hair
195896Bongubrotherabadam
195895Bongubrotheraba
195915Bongucassowarydyuga
196407Bongucircumcisionu-ravar
195943Bongucoconutmonki
196338Bongucoconutgambashell of coconut, often used as cup
195928Bongucombkatazan
195934Bongucuscusmab
195909Bonguday (not night)boom
196395Bongudiedmuen sen
196329Bongudrumbarumsignal drum or split gong
195950Bongudrumokam
195961Bonguearthquaketangrin
196343Bonguearth/soilkumublack earth used for decoration purposes
195930Bonguenoughkere
195939Bongufathermem
196396Bongufestivalmun
195906Bongufirebia
195967Bongufish spearyur
195962Bonguflutetyumbin
195925Bongufoodingi
195894Bongufriendaba
195931Bongugirlkiringa
195908Bongugoodbilen
195899Bongugoodaouye
196347Bongugrassunana tough tall-growing species of grass
196340Bonguhairgatessiringlets of hair at the back of the head
195898Bonguhouseaous