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Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
4586Opaodogave
4587Opaotailauwe
4588Opaobirdori
4589Opaofeatherori koro
4590Opaoeggori hae
4591Opaofishekaka
4592Opaobigmilariaposingular
4593Opaosmallekakosingular and plural
4594Opaogoodlapoari
4595Opaolonghaiapo
4596Opaoredmaea ovoka
4597Opaowhitemaea helaka
4598Opaoblackmaea uruka
4599Opaoyellowmaea keiruka
4600Opaogreenmaea keiruka
4601Opaowarm/hotaheawarmwarm
4602Opaocold (weather)hoholia
4603Opaofullape furira
4604Opaonewáre
4605Opaoto eatlera
4606Opaoto drinkma lera
4607Opaoto standuroi
4608Opaoto sitava
4609Opaoto speakoharo maea
4610Opaoto walkmora mea
4611Opaoto giveiara
4612Opaoto sleepivuku uava
4613Opaoto lie downuava
4614Opaoto seeohae eava
4615Opaoto heariapa
4616Opaoto swimma veveve
4617Opaoto comehekefrom east or west
4618Opaoto flyvivilafliesflies
4619Opaoto bitemulamori
4620Opaonamelare
4621Opaodry (be dry)koroka
4622Opaowho?leia
4623Opaowhat?le
4624Opaoto burn (intrans.)a hai
4625Opaolousekarula
4626Opaomanysiahuela
4627Opaothismahea
4628Opaothatlahea
4629Opaoonehaipori
4630Opaotwohelaukai
4631Opaoto know (facts)ore leiknowsknows
4632Opaoto killhaikillsman or animal
4633Opaonotkari
4634Opaoleafkorakoro
4635Opaomeat (flesh)maea-hari