Mol 34 (Nun 25-27) Verbs of state Flashcards by Chase A

Q

igol

A

You are strong or difficult

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He is white

A

Eibor

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Tin or Container(s)

A

oltoo (iltooi)

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Kimbor

A

We are white

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Q

You all know

A

iyioliyiolo

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Q

You are cold

A

irobi

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Q

You all are near

A

itaanana

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Kiyiolo

A

We know

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irobibi

A

You all are cold

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We are strong, hard, difficult

A

Kigol

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Ataana

A

I am near

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Q

He was strong

A

etagolo

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I was white

A

Aibora

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Q

He descended

A

etadouo

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We were cold

A

kitorobi

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He was near

A

etatana

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Q

We were sick

A

kitamuoiya

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Q

I milked

A

atalepo

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Q

Line(s)

A

olkereri (ilkereria)

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Q

I drank

A

atooko

Q

Visitor, new(s)

A

olomoni (ilomon)

Q

Husband, male, elder

A

Ol-moruo (ilmoruak)

Q

Lord(s)

A

Ol-aitoriani (ilaitoriak)

Q

Master, Sir(s)

A

Ol-kitok (ilkituaak)

Q

I am green

A

anyori

Q

He is long, high, tall

A

eado

Q

You are sharp, brave, fierce

A

ipi

Q

I am red

A

ado

Q

We are full of

A

kibore

Q

He, They smell sweet

A

erropil

Q

You taste sweet

A

imelok

Q

I am painful, hurt

A

ame

Q

We are young, gentle, soft

A

kitaana

Q

You are black

A

irok

Q

He, They are brown

A

enyokie

Q

We are dry

A

kitoito

Q

I am far

A

alakua

Q

You are raw, unripe

A

ijon

Q

He, They are bright

A

ewang

Q

We are dead

A

kituata

Q

I am rotten

A

atongua

Q

He, They are spoilt

A

etarruoyie

Q

Y’all are warm, hot

A

irowuawua

Q

Y’all are heavy

A

iroishishi

Q

Nation, people(s)

A

ol-osho (iloshon)

Q

Mouth, language(s)

A

en-kutuk (inkutukie)

Q

Field(s)

A

ol-okeri (ilookeri)

Q

Fruit(s)

A

ol-nganayioi (ilnganayio)