As Lilipu is an isolating language, words are not inflected or do not change form, so if you are searching for a word that is not in the vocabulary, but there is another close word, then use that word. For example, if you cannot find the Lilupu word for "beauty," a noun in English, then use the Lilipu word for "beautiful," an adjective in English.
about (pertaining to; on the topic of) 'ivi'a
above, over 'u'a
across (at / to the other side of) vumu
after (later than; in the future of) muvu
around, encircling, surrounding pava
at (in the same location as) kulu
because of, due to 'a'iki
before, in front of, ahead of (spatially) lilumi
before, prior to, earlier than pukava
behind, in back of, to the rear of ka'umu
between, among, amidst, inter- lulamu
beyond, farther than, exceeding 'alipa
by means of, via, per, with (using; through instrumentality of) pamu'i
during 'imu
except for, besides, apart from, other than, excluding puli
for (to benefit; destined for; for the purpose of) vupi
for (in exchange for) laka
from, out of, away from mapala
in (located inside of) vima
instead of, rather than pamipi
like, similar to maku
near, close to kimi
of (owned by; belonging to; associated with; = genitive) limuma
of (containing the measured quantity: "two liters of water") pa'u
on (resting on; touching the top or other surface of) piki
outside of, exterior to pili
than, compared to luku
through pimi
to, towards, at (moving toward) pu'ipu
under, below, beneath lumu'a
with (accompanied by) vimala
without, with no ..., lacking 'ulu
be (intransitive predicative copula) vapa
exist pupapi
become (begin to be; acquire the quality...) mima
cause (induce something to be/happen) valamu
make, render (impart quality X to Y; e.g. "I make you happy") li'i
do, perform, engage in (specified activity) lavumu
have (possess / be furnished with) pula
can (is/are able to ...) vuvi
should, ought to (is/are expected/advised to ...) kaku
this (demonstrative) laku
that (demonstrative) vupi'a
and, plus kama
but, however kapi
if (on condition that...; supposing that...) lumu
or mupipu
that (e.g. "I know that you are right") 'umapi
also, additionally, too lakimi
apart, separately kaki
here (in/to this place) 'umalu
how? (in what manner?) kima
how much/many? mu'amu
maybe, perhaps, possibly viki
not, no mulimu
only, solely, exclusively mali
there (at/to that place) pumi
together likupi
yes, indeed 'u'u'u
what? vumula
which? kivipa
who? vi'iva
when? (at what time?) mi'aku
where? (at/to what place?) vamamu
why? (for what reason?) pipu
any (no particular one of) viviki
every, each paku
person, human being pukula
baby, infant lalu
child vamalu
boy mikupi
girl valuli
man (adult male person) pa'i
woman (adult female person) vi'u
family 'ilili
father mimi
mother pa'a
marriage (spousal relationship) 'imika
husband pimu
wife lamala
son laviki
daughter 'ima
brother lu'i'u
sister livi
chief, leader pupapa
king miki'a
queen laki
president kivi
prime minister 'ukulu
dictator, tyrant 'apulu
master, lord 'a'u
slave vupa'u
soldier vuki
ambassador mulali
member (of group/organization) likula
friend pami'u
enemy vamala
Mister, Mr. vuka
Ms., Miss/Mrs. luva
Miss va'u
Mrs. kulama
club, society (voluntary association re: a common interest) 'u'aku
committee (group appointed to do a task) vukiva
community (individuals sharing space / culture) mupa
culture (the customs and beliefs of a people) puki
individual (one considered separately from one's species) 'upalu
people (a people), folk, the members of an ethnic group / nation pupupi
public, populace, the people (as in People's Republic) kamilu
race (group of people with similar characteristics) lapa
team, crew, squad kamuma
abdomen 'ama
anus pa'u'u
arm (shoulder to hand) vivu
back (dorsal area) viku'a
beard mi'umu
blood vakamu
body luki
bone palima
brain pi'uvi
breast, mammary papi
buttock vakama
cheek (side of face below eye) pupiva
chest (upper front of torso) kilu
chin vipupi
ear luvu
egg lalavi
eye limu
face kava
feather va'ili
feces, dung, excrement lipi
fetus (foetus), embryo pivapi
finger malu
fist palaki
foot (on which something stands) vapi
forehead malulu
gene pakimi
hair (a strand of fibrous material growing from the body) mavi
hair (the hairs atop one's head thought of as a collective entity) vaku
hand mumi'i
head miva
heart (coronary muscle) 'imipi
heel vakuki
hip maviva
horn (bone-like growth from animal's head) palimi
intestines, gut(s), viscera 'i'i
iris (of eye) 'avulu
kidney kumalu
knee 'upi
leg kukima
lip pumavu
liver pakaki
lung vula
meat, flesh valu'i
mouth vilumu
muscle 'ika
nail (fingernail) pipi
navel 'umi
neck 'alapu
nerve mukipi
nose 'ilu
organ (of body) 'ivu
palm (of hand) kulu'i
penis pavivi
shell kaka
shoulder lika
skeleton ka'avi
skin mala
spine, backbone 'uvula
stomach luvi
sweat, perspiration 'iki
tail pi'a
tear(drop(s)) makamu
testicle pupili
throat pama'u
thumb vu'ami
toe 'ila'a
tongue (body-part) miki
tooth pu'uka
urine kupima
vagina vapa'u
vein, blood vessel ku'a
waist kulupa
wing (of bird etc.) lapulu
wound 'ivivi
wrist kala'i
berry (small pulpy fruit) ka'a
bud (of flower/leaf) vama'a
flower lupu
fruit vupu
leaf 'akuva
nut (hard-shelled fruit/seed with separable shell and kernel) kulila
pod (seed pod) vumi
root (of a plant) mulimi
seed papumu
sprout (young shoot of plant) lamuvu
alive 'upavi
dead lama'i
birth valu
mature, adult mikala
healthy vipili
disease, illness, sickness lavapi
fat, obese, plump 'aliku
sex, gender pukupa
female maka
male puvila
neuter (neither male nor female) la'u
sense (ability to perceive a given kind of stimuli) ki'aki
pain pakami
pleasure 'uka
tired, weary vupuki
refreshed, zesty, perky lu'aka
sleep limumi
awake kali
fever papu
bite vu'i'u
breathe vama
catch (stop the motion of and seize in the hands) ma'a
climb lipu
copulate, have sex (with) lalu'i
crawl 'ulapu
cry out, shout, yell muka
cry, weep 'iku
dance mupi'u
die 'ukamu
drink mi'ulu
drown (die/kill via immersion) luka
eat kupu
feel (perceive with the tactile sense) lalumi
gesture li'ila
hold, grasp muvuvi
hunt, pursue (with intent to capture and/or devour) kupa
jump, leap livumu
kick 'apupu
kill kumula
kiss lu'uvi
laugh puka
lie (recline horizontally) kipa
live (be alive) vu'apa
run pimipa
shave puvi
sit (be in a sitting position) mumi
smile 'u'u
sneeze valami
spit ma'u
squat paviva
stand va'apu
swallow 'aluvu
swim kumi
taste (perceive the flavor of) 'ipami
throw, toss luku'i
touch luvuka
vomit vi'i
walk vaka'i
wrestle pupuvu
animal (non-vegetable creature) ki'a'i
ant (insect of family Formicidae) muvi
bear (animal of Ursidae family) lapiki
bee (member of genus Apis) vapu
bird (egg-laying feathered animal with wings) pulaki
butterfly kapa
cat (Felis catus) vuku
chicken pulavi
cockroach (insect of order Blattaria) 'ipavu
cow/bull, cattle (bovine animal of either sex) muva
deer (animal of family Cervidae) mupi
dog (Canis familiaris) 'uva
donkey, ass (Equus asinus) 'ivu'i
dragon (winged serpent with crested head and large claws) mimavu
fish 'a'ava
fly (small winged insect) lulila
fox (member of genus Vulpes) 'apa
frog (web-footed tailless leaping amphibian) 'i'ivu
goat (animal of genus Capra) vukuvu
grasshopper kikipi
horse (Equus caballus) lu'i
insect mulu
lion (Felis leo) 'ukami
lizard mipa
lobster 'u'avi
mammal lukapa
mantis (insect of order Manteodea) 'imapu
monkey, small primate 'a'a'i
mosquito pila
mouse pupi
pig, swine (omnivorous mammal of family Suidae) mava
rabbit (animal of family Leporidae) vimuki
reptile mumupi
sheep (Ovis aries) 'amava
snake, serpent (reptile of suborder Serpentes or Ophidia) lamavu
spider, arachnid vimi
squirrel (rodent of family Sciuridae) 'avi
tiger (Felis tigris) kila
turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) vipi
turtle (reptile of order Testudinata) kuvu'u
virus pivavi
whale (large marine mammal of order Cetacea) vipipu
wolf (Canis lupus) 'amu'i
worm 'ivi
apple (tree/fruit of genus Malus) vukuli
bamboo (plant/stem of genera Bambusa / Arundinaria / Dendrocalamus) kavulu
banana (plant/fruit of genus Musa) pu'u
bean (lima/snap/etc.: plant/seed of genus Phaseolus or similar) va'i
cabbage (plant/leaves of sp. Brassica oleracea capitata) vuvavi
carrot (plant/root of sp. Daucus carota sativus) kalupu
coffee (plant/seeds of sp. Coffea arabica) pipi'i
cork (tree/elastic tissue of sp. Quercus suber) pi'i
corn, maize (plant/seeds of sp. Zea mays) vu'i
cotton (plant/fibers of genus Gossypium) 'ukika
cucumber (Cucumis sativus) lumuli
date (tree/fruit of sp. Phoenix dactylifera) ku'upu
fig (tree/fruit of genus Ficus) kuvula
flax (Linum usitatissimum) pa'avi
garlic (herb of sp. Allium sativum) pika
ginger (plant/rhizome of genus Zingiber) pama
ginseng (plant/root of genus Panax) 'ami
gourd (plant/hard-rinded fruit of genera Lagenaria & Cucurbita) kuka
grape (plant/fruit of genus Vitis) makami
grass (monocotyledonous plant of family Gramineae) pala
hemp, marijuana (plant/material of sp. Cannabis sativa) kakika
kelp (seaweed of orders Laminariales and Fucales) mikami
lentil (plant/seeds of sp. Lens culinaris) kupuvi
lettuce (plant/leaves of genus Lactuca) kimupu
mandarin, tangerine (tree/fruit of sp. Citrus reticulata) 'apimi
mint (plant of family Labiatae) lulumu
mushroom (a complex aerial fleshy fruiting body of a fungus) la'aku
mustard (plant of sp. Brassica hirta / B. nigra / B. juncea) vaka
oak (tree of genus Quercus) mavuku
oat (plant/seed of genus Avena) 'akaku
olive (tree/fruit of sp. Olea europaea) mi'ilu
onion (plant/bulb of sp. Allium sepa) mami
orange (tree/fruit of Citrus sinensis / related spp.) mupili
pea (plant/seed of sp. Pisum sativum) viku
peanut (plant/seed/pod of sp. Arachis hypogaea) vu'u'u
pepper (hot/sweet/bell pepper -- plant/pod of genus Capsicum) 'uvu
pepper (black -- plant/seed of sp. Piper nigrum) kalu
pine (coniferous tree of genus Pinus) vukala
plum (certain trees/fruits of genus Prunus) mimilu
potato (plant/tuber of sp. Solanum tuberosum) vi'a'i
rice (plant/seed of sp. Oryza sativa) maviki
rose (plant/flower of genus Rosa) vali
safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) milaku
sesame (plant/seed of genus Sesamum) lamiku
soya, soybean (plant/seed of sp. Glycine max) lapiva
spinach (plant/leaves of sp. Spinacia oleracea) 'ula
squash, melon (plant/fruit of genus Cucurbita grown for edible fruit) vulumi
sunflower (plant/bloom of sp. Helianthus annuus) la'a
tea (plant/leaves of sp. Camellia sinensis) pi'ima
tobacco (plant/leaves of sp. Nicotiana tabacum) kimivu
tomato (plant/berry of genus Lycopersicon) viluli
wheat (plant/seed of sp. Triticum aestivum) pupipu
bush, shrub mulipu
garden li'upa
grain(s), cereal crop(s) and their seed(s) kilavu
harvest, reap pi'ila
plant (a vegetable life-form) 'ali
tree mi'a
bay (small body of water offset from lake or sea) ka'i
beach, shore kavuvi
cave luvuva
cliff luvila
cloud lavi
desert 'ivima
earth (terra firma contrasted with sea and heaven) miluku
earthquake lumila
eclipse vivupa
field (unbroken expanse of land) maki'u
flood, deluge 'avalu
fog lilavu
forest papimu
hail la'ivi
hill (smaller than a mountain) 'akilu
island puvami
lake lilamu
lightning papuvu
moon (natural satellite of a planet) vavavu
mountain vipu
nature (that which occurs spontaneously; the non-artificial world) livu
planet papavu
rain pululu
rainbow vumalu
river 'uli
sea, ocean palipi
sky mivu
snow vila
star 'u'i
storm mi'upi
sun mivala
swamp, marsh livuli
thunder kilapi
tide lipu'a
tornado 'upu
universe, cosmos ki'a
valley pakipa
volcano vululu
weather 'upa
wind 'ilila
world mupulu
arrow (sharp-tipped shaft shot from a bow) vuli
axe mama'u
balloon kikuka
bar, rod li'a
barrel, cask lila
basket kamuki
bed kumivi
bell li'u'i
blade kuku
blanket (large piece of soft material used as a cover) mivi'u
board pupula
bomb pivava
bottle va'a'u
bow (for arrows) lamuka
bowl (deep round dish) pali
box (rigid rectangular receptacle) piki'a
brake mi'u'u
brick (hard clay block) vuma
broom pipu'a
brush 'imiku
bucket, pail vupila
bullet kivivi
button (on a shirt etc.) lupa
cage mukimu
can (presealed metal container) {British: tin} luvavi
candle mula
cannon ku'u
chain (connected series of rings or links) puvala
chair (furniture for one person to sit on) vamuli
cigarette lilu
clock lu'a
club, cudgel lipapi
coin va'ipu
comb lali'a
computer (electronic instruction-obeying information-handler) pa'imu
container mulalu
cord, cable (thicker than wire) 'umavu
cover (thing put onto or extended over something else) 'a'u'u
cup (small bowl with handle) mamupa
curtain vaki
dial (circle marked with numbers/symbols) pamu'a
dish (any shallow concave container) vapulu
doll, effigy piluka
dome (anything shaped like an upside-down bowl) 'uma'a
drain (device that removes unwanted liquid) pikalu
drill pupila
drum (hollow musical instrument beaten with sticks or hands) vuluki
envelope (folded paper covering a letter) 'ivama
fan (device to create air current) kavi
fence (outdoor barrier supported by posts) 'ipu
file (tool for abrading) pamimi
flag, banner 'uku
fork (instrument with >=2 prongs for picking up something) puvuma
frame (structure supporting or surrounding something) va'ivi
furniture pumimi
gear (toothed wheel) pamami
guitar (stringed instrument played with the fingers) vami
gun (ballistic weapon) pavuki
hammer lakuvi
handle (part of tool by which it is held) mipipa
hinge kiku
hook kamaku
horn (makes noise when blown) lamapi
hourglass vivi
jar, jug (big wide-mouthed bottle) mikumu
key (metal device for operating lock) 'uvi
knife kuva
knob makuma
ladder mu'u
lamp vakaku
lens mipi
lever 'ukupa
lock (device for securing doors) 'ipa'i
machine (device with moving parts) mupu
match (little fire-stick) vumuku
microscope li'ava
mirror lili
motor, engine ka'u
nail (pointy fastener) pumuka
needle papava
net pilapa
oven puvu'i
package, packet, parcel lapu
paddle, oar (stick with broad end) 'avali
pan (broad shallow cooking dish) livivi
patch (a piece used to cover/repair a flaw) vulu
pedal mu'aki
pen (writing tool that uses ink) pi'ipu
pencil, crayon (writing tool that uses semi-solid substance) muki
pillow, cushion vavi
pipe (a hard tube for transporting liquid) vuva
plate (shallow dish, usually round) 'ulamu
plow (plough) kupupa
pocket 'imupu
pole, stick (long bar) lulima
post (vertical pole anchored in ground) likali
pot (deep round vessel) likiva
pulley pivuki
pump 'umu
rack (framework of bars for storage) vikiku
radio apparatus, wireless set ku'ama
rail (usually horizontal bar for restraining/supporting things) vamuki
rake 'umava
razor luvapa
rope mupama
rug, mat ku'ali
sack, bag lukumu
sail pavu'u
saw (tool) mavamu
scale (device to measure weight) vilipi
scissors kuvika
screen, mesh mupaka
screw (threaded fastener) pulu
sign (board with public notice written on it) 'alu
shelf lipamu
shield (a protective implement) vu'aki
shovel piva
spear, lance luvika
sponge (real/synthetic corpse of animal of phylum Porifera) kala'u
spool, reel (cylinder onto which something is wound) kuvaku
spoon ki'u
spring (metal helix) mu'u'i
staple (fastener) kavi'u
strap kika'a
string (thicker than thread and thinner than rope) mivi
stylus 'upivu
sword vu'u
syringe kimuma
table (piece of furniture with flat top) ku'ami
telephone kupuva
telescope vumama
television set papa
toilet, water closet vimali
tool, utensil, implement mapaku
tongs mava'u
towel pumu'i
toy, plaything lamava
trap pikila
tray (shallow rectangular dish) 'imi
umbrella 'iva
valve (flow-controller) 'ukalu
weapon limi
wheel kika
wire (long thread-like piece of metal) palu
wrench {British: spanner} kapu
apron kiva
belt pamamu
coat (heavy outer garment with sleeves) 'apa'a
collar 'uvilu
eyeglasses 'uki
garment (item of clothing) mukumi
glove muvuku
harness lamu
hat, cap kumu
helmet kulu'u
jacket (a short and/or lightweight coat) kapi'i
necktie va'ima
pants, trousers lavu
shirt 'a'a
shorts, trunks (trousers extending no lower than knees) ki'u'i
shoe kipi
skirt, kilt, dress (any torso-garment open at the bottom) vapu'i
sock, hose, stocking mapu'u
uniform (special garments worn by members of a group) vumiki
veil vikupa
building, edifice (structure with walls and roof) palava
attic, garret lala
ceiling kikava
cellar, basement lima
chimney 'ikiku
door vi'a
elevator {British: lift} kaluli
fireplace, hearth vamu
floor (bottom of room) piva'i
roof mapima
room, chamber vuki'i
stair(s) 'aluva
wall miku
window lapuma
church (building or institution of public worship) kipu
factory 'ilivi
hospital milu
hotel, inn lumi
house (a free-standing man-made dwelling-building) 'alavu
library vava
mill (place where raw materials are processed) mikuma
prison, jail pivu
school lumavu
store, shop, boutique lupima
tavern, bar, pub limu'u
theater mi'i
university luvamu
bridge 'avula
farm vipi'u
park (public outdoor area) kamu
market (place where goods are bought/sold/traded) pila'u
tower pupi'u
agency, bureau kupulu
army 'amu
authority (the right/power to command) mulami
campaign (for political office) lava
constitution (charter of an organization) kivupu
control mapilu
court (of law) pivi
crime vimipu
elect (select by voting) vupuvu
free (at liberty) vumipu
government 'ili
independent vakavi
international kipili
jury muvupa
law (a rule enforced by a government) pivama
military vamimi
nation, state (political entity) lavuli
obey lukimu
official (issued with authority) puvu
organize (bring X's together to perform a task) li'uvu
parliament, congress (legislative body of elected officers) vukapi
party (political), sect (religious) mila
permit, allow, let milaki
police (organization to enforce laws) pi'ilu
politics pukimu
prohibit, forbid, contra-permit pamivi
province (of Canada etc.), prefecture, state (of USA etc.) lala'a
resign lapi
rule, regulation 'u'ivu
submission, surrender va'a
tax lulapi
trial (in court) vi'a'a
unite la'i
vote pamili
war 'u'ulu
accept (willingly receive) mi'upu
account (record of money received/paid/owed) ki'i
bank (monetary institution) malu'a
bill, invoice (statement of money owed) mumu
borrow paka
business, commerce vuvila
buy, purchase vukapu
cheap, inexpensive 'a'i
check (written order directing a bank to pay from an account) lavapa
company (a business organization), firm kami
contract (agreement-document) 'avuku
credit (permission to borrow money) vikapi
debt, obligation to pay mimuki
exchange, trade, swap li'aki
expensive, costly mu'ala
frugal, thrifty lamiki
generous, charitable kamula
get, acquire, gain, obtain lakuli
give mavu
insurance (protective contractual arrangement) muli
invest vami'u
job, employment 'i'a
keep, retain, go on having (e.g. "you should keep this book") 'ipava
lack (be without) lalili
lend mala'i
lose (cease having; contra-acquire) vuviku
merchandise, goods, wares kalili
money lamali
offer (present for acceptance or rejection) kumapi
own (possess according to law or custom) papala
pay lama
poor, impoverished puviki
price, cost luli
private (contra-public) piku
prize, award 'ala
profit, gain pikaki
provide, supply, furnish pulivi
public (available to most or all persons) 'umumi
punish 'amumu
receive muvalu
reject, refuse (contra-accept) vikivi
responsibility, liability, accountability mikuvu
reward pavu
rich, wealthy vilapa
sell 'alulu
steal (take in a criminal way) pavipu
store, cache, reserve, reservoir kipaka
take (in the sense of E-o "preni", G "nehmen", Sp "tomar") va'u'i
ticket, coupon vamuva
value (the quality of being useful and/or desirable), worth lupi
angel, fairy (supernatural flying humanoid) pipu'i
bless (wish good upon) pakuku
curse, damn (wish evil upon) lilama
ghost (manifestation of dead person's soul) pu'i
god, diety mili
heaven, celestial realm, Valhala etc. vivipi
hell, Hades muvu'a
holy, sacred 'ukaki
magic, sorcery 'ulami
pray (communicate with god(s)) mapa
priest, clergyman mumuku
religion lavavu
revelation, mystical vision kakali
ritual, rite, ceremony kivu
soul, spirit (believed to outlive the body) mavika
admire mapuku
alert liki
angry kivuvi
approve (of) kukalu
art (creative craft; productive use of talent) vi'ila
attention (active perception) kapapu
behavior, conduct vulu'i
believe (accept as true) kuma
blame lulu
boring, tedious mama'a
calculate, reckon muvula
care, concern (about someone / something) vulika
caution, prudence, carefulness mu'i
celebrate, rejoice vuvali
choose, pick (out), select one of many possibilities mapa'u
comfort (freedom from pain and/or worry) mali'i
compare vikavu
conscious, aware mi'iki
courage, bravery mukima
dear, precious, cherished 'ipi
decide 'amila
disappointment vipapi
distinguish, differentiate, tell one from another pipapi
doubt muma
dream vilaki
embarrassment liku
enthusiasm, zeal vuviki
expect, anticipate (believe that X will come/happen) viliku
experience (consciously live through an event) mikapu
favor, prefer luluka
fear (be afraid of) pivila
feel (experience an emotion/sentiment) vipa
foolish mimuka
forget (contra-remember) 'ikuvu
forgive, pardon pimivi
funny, comical livulu
grateful, thankful vipipa
greedy 'ava
guard, monitor, watch over ki'ami
guess, conjecture mumapu
guide, lead lupavu
guilty, blame-worthy vupa
habit, custom, routine practice mi'u
happy lavulu
hate mipu
hope lumalu
humble, modest lu'ama
idea, concept (thought-bundle) 'alu'i
imagine puku'a
important paki
innocent, contra-guilty ma'i
insane, crazy, mad lukimi
intelligent 'ikuvi
intend, mean to, do deliberately, have as a purpose puma
interest (desire to pay attention to something), fascination 'aluka
invent (plan something which has never been made before) 'ilapu
jealousy, envy lipiku
judge (compare something to criteria), form an opinion about vavumu
know 'imi'i
knowledge pupama
learn vupupi
like, enjoy (derive pleasure from) ma'imi
logic (formalized process of reasoning) vumiva
lonely (feeling undesirable solitude) mivu'a
love lilaku
loyal malila
mercy va'ala
mind puviva
mystery pa'uvu
neglect, negligence, apathy liva'u
nice, kind, affable 'apuvu
notice, observe la'aka
opinion 'u'a'u
patience vapimu
peace (freedom from fighting or turmoil) mivika
perceive, detect lalaku
pity, feel compassion toward, feel sorry for kiliku
plan, design kupu'a
play (performed by actors on stage), drama vumuvi
pretend, act, feign pila'a
pride (proudness; self-respect) 'u'iku
reason, explanation, justification, rationale ku'aku
reasoning, rational thought mu'ili
recognize pipulu
regret vukima
remember 'iluvu
respect, venerate, esteem mamu
revenge, vengeance, retribution, getting even pupa
sad, unhappy, melancholy pimivu
satisfaction papa'i
seek, search (for), look for malapi
seem, appear to be, give the impression of papuma
serious, earnest, grave kumupi
shame mikapa
study kililu
stupid lakaku
subject, topic of discussion vikaku
suppose, presume 'uvuva
surprise, startle 'avu
talent, skill, knack pupu'i
teach 'ipuvi
tempt vimu
theory lakilu
think vamila
trust mika
understand, comprehend pumipa
want, wish, desire vapipu
whim, caprice pu'aki
wise vima'u
worry, anxiety pakumu
address (postal co-ordinates) piviva
admit, confess limupa
advertisement miliva
advice 'apavi
alphabet mapuvi
announce, proclaim vu'a
answer, reply to a question or argument miva'a
article, essay (piece of text about one topic) pimupu
ask, inquire kumamu
book mimu'i
call, summon pupu
chapter (main division of book) pumila
chart, diagram 'ila
claim, assertion (statement of unknown accuracy) 'ulala
code (cryptographic system) pamu
command, order, directive pupalu
communication (exchange of information) pukiku
consonant (non-vowel) kamivu
criticize pamu'u
deny (say that X is not true) kapupi
describe pilala
dictionary liva
discuss, talk about vami'a
document pipuku
emphasize, accentuate, stress kipami
fact (undisputed datum) kimu
fiction 'avamu
file (dossier; loose bundle of data) vuvi'a
grammar (rules and structure of a language) mavaka
history (organized account of past events), chronicle pima
indicate 'upama
information ku'upi
insult palapu
invite vimiku
issue, edition (of periodical etc.) vivama
label kukiva
language (the verbal communication technique of a people) malimi
letter (a message written and mailed) vu'ula
lie (utter a known falsehood) kiluvi
list lu'uva
magazine (periodical publication) 'avili
mail (transmit postally) limavu
map (drawing of planet's surface) mipilu
meaning (semantic content of a word) 'ikuki
message (batch of transmitted information) mapapu
movie, motion picture mikali
name kuvu
news, tidings lali
newspaper likaka
noise (confused/randomized sound/stimuli) luva'u
note, annotation muvuka
page (one side of a sheet of paper in a book) 'ivavi
photograph kuvi
poem pa'i'i
praise, compliment, laud kapaki
print (to copy marks by pressing inked objects on paper) 'u'ili
promise (a claim about one's future actions), pledge lalali
protest, objection 'aka'a
question, query vupaki
quote, cite lupu'a
read 'ikulu
record (a cache of information) pakiki
request, ask for papa'a
say, tell, express in words 'u'uki
secret lami
sentence (of words) kili
sing 'a'avu
speak, talk vala
story, report muvimi
suggest, propose (offer an idea) pilu
syllable 'u'aka
symbol, sign, token pupivu
thank (express gratitude toward) pikiki
vocabulary (sum of words available to a person/people) laki'i
voice kala
vowel kapimu
warn puku
word kikapa
write pukili
game (a rule-governed system of competitive amusement) likama
game, match (one particular encounter between competitors) vili
athletics (games involving physical skill), sports kukumu
score (the tally of points in a competition) luka'a
umpire, referee, official 'akimi
ball (spheroidal plaything) pa'iku
bat, stick, racket/racquet (any ball-hitting tool) 'akupu
ski luluki
baseball 'ivuka
basketball vavama
football (association f~), soccer va'ama
football (American/tackle f~) mipapu
gymnastics 'ipa
hockey 'aka
pool, billiards pi'a'u
tennis luvalu
chess mimama
play, recreate, frolic pi'iku
same, identical 'uvivu
similar vapama
different kaki'a
other, another vavali
change (become/make different), vary likimi
imitate, mimic vivu'u
original, non-imitative lilivu
prototype, exemplar, archetype, model (for all Xs) palala
copy (a duplicate) 'i'imi
zero pavi
one 'ava'a
two mivapu
three pivapa
four vikimu
five vavu
six kikuli
seven kiluki
eight li'u
nine mipavi
ten vimuka
hundred ki'api
thousand kiki
million mukava
half (1/2) mimaki
quantity (amount / number / magnitude) muvamu
number, numeral (a word or symbol indicating quantity) muku'i
count, enumerate 'aki
measure mulapi
ratio, rate, proportion luvaka
add, append, join so as to cause an increase pavipa
remove, subtract, take away, delete la'ali
increase (become or make greater in quantity) piluvi
decrease (become or make lesser in quantity) pimavu
multiply laku'a
divide vivapu
total, sum, aggregate lulipu
rest (of ...), remainder, leftovers, remnant valumi
whole, entire, complete vimiki
all (the whole number or entire sum of) pa'uva
many (a large number of) 'umiki
few (a small number of) mulupi
much (a large quantity of) mu'api
more (a larger quantity of) mimiva
most (the largest quantity of) li'ipu
little (a small quantity of) vikilu
less (a smaller quantity of) kili'a
least (the smallest quantity of) lakaki
part maluvi
piece (a part broken/cut/separated from something larger) 'ilapi
section, segment (a part somehow different/separated from others) vulili
allocation, allotment, portion (someone's share of X) pumivi
group vilivi
batch (quantity of things done/produced at one time) 'apuku
bundle, bunch (group of things tied or grouped together) milili
majority kavimi
minority kavu
density lu'upu
dense (of much density), concentrated, thick, intense pami'a
rarefied, tenuous, diffuse, dilute, sparse, wispy 'ivipa
full, filled ka'iki
empty 'aku
degree (the extent/intensity/scope of an action/condition/relation) mumuva
at least, not less than (>=) 'ipila
at most, only, just, merely, not more than (<=) mavimi
much, very (to a large degree; with great intensity) mipulu
more (to a larger degree) kupuma
most (to the largest degree) vi'umu
little (to a small degree; with almost no intensity) pumipi
less (to a smaller degree) ka'ipi
least (to the smallest degree) lukuvu
enough, sufficiently papupa
almost, nearly 'apiku
too much, excessively 'imumi
too little, insufficiently pu'ami
size (degree of largeness or smallness) ki'ilu
huge, enormous, gigantic vivuvi
big, large (of much size) malamu
small (of little size) lu'uku
tiny, minuscule lupa'i
expand, grow kupala
shrink, contract 'ilali
distance (amount of space from X to Y) kuli
far (at / to a great distance) mi'ipa
near (at / to a little distance) vuvaka
present (existing in the indicated place; contra-absent) kumipi
absent papu'a
place, location vilu
length (distance from one end to the other) pipa
long (of much length) mivipu
short (of little length) pu'a
width (degree of wideness or narrowness) vuvu'u
wide, broad (of space between objects) vi'aka
narrow, of little width (of space between objects) 'u'uvu
thickness (of a solid object, etc.) kipaku
thick, fat (large from one surface to the opposite surface) vu'uma
thin, slender (small from one surface to the opposite surface) vuvumi
height (distance from ground / baseline to top) lamu'i
high, tall (of much height) pulala
low, short (not tall; of little height) pimumi
depth (distance from ground / baseline down to bottom) lumapa
deep, profound (of much depth) vivimi
shallow (of little depth) 'imimi
horizontal vamali
vertical lakivi
diagonal, slanted kakapa
sloped, inclined/declined (not horizontal) luma
angle (the relation of two lines radiating from a point) 'alipi
position (location relative to others) lupapa
region, area (a quantity of space within boundaries) lalila
space, room, void 'ivi'i
connection, joint, junction lulipi
environment, surroundings, context 'umulu
front mikiki
rear, back part of kuvimi
side, flank, lateral area puma'u
middle, center vumamu
top, peak, summit lipika
bottom lukuku
edge 'u'uva
inner, internal, interior mumi'a
outer, exterior, external pupu'a
limit, boundary kulivi
find (discover the location of) kipuki
misplace (lose; become unable to find) mama
direction (orientation of motion) kikiki
up kami'i
down pipipi
north mumapi
south pu'u'a
east 'ulula
west ka'ika
right(-hand) livapa
left(-hand) 'upika
away (from this or that place) pi'u
back (to previous place / condition) vulamu
inverted, upside-down mu'apu
backward (in reverse order) pimaka
direct, immediate (with no intermediaries or obstacles) muka'i
serpentine, meandering, convoluted kulimi
city kupapa
village kikula
rural area, countryside vili'i
source, origin vapaka
route, path, course pivilu
destination 'uma
aim (to point/direct X toward Y) vupimi
attract kaliva
avoid, evade, keep away from 'uvaka
barrier, obstacle puluvu
base, node, station (point from which things go or are done) lilapi
bring (cause something to come along with one toward a place) 'ipu'i
capture, seize kamala
carry (move while supporting) vumuli
come, arrive (at indicated place) 'ulava
drift, wander viluku
drive, impel, propel pami
emit (to send out any form of matter/energy in any manner) 'umimi
enter, go into vumima
escape, flee from milu'i
fly (move through the air) pu'i'u
forward, ahead 'u'ivi
gather, collect (bring or come together) vulilu
go (move from starting point to elsewhere) kalipa
journey, trip, voyage vu'u'a
leave, depart, go away from 'a'imi
load, burden pu'umi
meet, encounter, come across mukimi
miss, fail to hit/reach/see etc. mivaki
move (engage in motion / cause to engage in motion) lupipi
put, place, translocate vivilu
reach, extend as far as mumava
release (quit keeping/restraining) pikaku
remain, stay lipa
repel kalika
restrain, inhibit, hold back pakumi
retrieve, fetch (go to X and bring it back) mulapa
return (go or send back to previous place/condition) pi'apa
ride (sit/perch in/on a vehicle/horse/etc. and travel) vamapi
roll (move like a ball/cylinder by turning over and over) 'apuva
send, dispatch, transmit kupimu
slide, slip, glide milavu
stretch, extend kapami
turn, divert (send in a different direction) lipupi
turn, rotate, revolve ka'i'i
visit 'i'i'i
airplane, aircraft lulami
bicycle vilami
boat mapumi
bus mi'upa
canal, channel, ditch puvili
car, automobile (wheeled motor vehicle) la'ili
cart, carriage, wagon (wheeled vehicle; not self-propelled) 'aka'i
motorcycle mapuli
port 'i'u'i
railroad pavulu
road mavu'a
rocket lavala
ship pipupu
street 'uvupu
train (of railroad) kipu'a
truck {British: lorry} (motor vehicle for cargo-carrying) lapamu
vehicle pimu'a
age (degree of oldness / youngness) 'umipi
young (of little age; having existed/lived for a brief time) mipuvu
old (of much age; having existed/lived for a long time) makula
new, novel, recent (having been known for a brief time) muku
old (of long standing; having been known for a long time) li'avi
permanent, perpetual vumi'i
constant, invariant, stable pupavu
temporary, transient kalimu
interval (quantity of time between events X and Y) pika'i
irregular, sporadic, intermittent mukavu
regular, periodic (at uniform intervals) vukipi
rhythm muvavi
time (e.g. "do it 3 times"), occasion, instance, iteration lalaka
again, once more, re- mi'amu
alternate, take turns (do X then Y then X then Y) makuku
cycle (one complete performance of a periodic process) kikiva
frequency (degree of oftenness or seldomness) kula
frequently, often pu'umu
seldom, rarely kuki
duration (amount of time consumed) 'i'ivi
long (of much duration) mavipu
short, brief (of little duration) mululi
gradual mulavu
sudden, abrupt 'i'uki
begin, commence, start vikuku
continue, keep on doing/being 'u'iva
pause, hesitate, suspend action temporarily viva
end, conclude, finish mapi
cease, stop doing, quit la'uka
delay, retard, tarry, postpone vavuma
rush, hurry, hasten vika
period, era, epoch kimiku
moment, an instant 'ula'i
always (at all times) kipavu
ever (at any time) vapavi
never lamiva
time (the dimension/continuum of past-present-future) lukuvi
past (the p~), earlier time 'avila
present (the present time; the now) lu'u
future (the f~) lami'a
already (prior to the time mentioned) laluku
still, yet (even until the time mentioned) 'uva'a
yesterday puva
today lamuli
tomorrow luvumu
long ago (in the far past) pilupi
recently (in the near past) pipaka
now (at this time) mimapa
soon (in the near future) 'ipimi
eventually (in the far future) ku'amu
early, premature lula
timely, prompt, on time pulupi
late, tardy kumi'a
speed, velocity (degree of fastness or slowness) palika
quickly, rapidly, swiftly (with much speed) mu'ila
slowly (with little speed) kivumu
series (a number of similar things following one another) puli'u
sequence, order (temporal arrangement of events in a series) 'apu
last, final (after all others) mali'a
prior, preceding, previous, contra-next vamipu
next (coming immediately after; "tomorrow" = the next day) mi'ala
season 'ilaku
spring (the season) kuviku
summer pa'iva
autumn, fall pakaku
winter mivuka
century lipiki
year 'ipupa
month muvupu
week pima'u
day (24-hour period) 'i'imu
date (coordinates of a day given in some timekeeping system) kupavi
day (daytime -- as opposed to night), diurnal period lu'amu
night vivuki
morning (dawn to noon) kakuma
noon vuvu
afternoon (noon to dusk) 'upapi
evening (dusk to midnight) vipivu
midnight kuluvi
graveyard shift, middle of the night (midnight to dawn) kikuvi
hour (60 minutes) kukipi
minute (60 seconds) la'iki
second (1/60th of a minute) vuli'i
holiday pukami
sabbath (day of week with religious significance) pikuli
wait (for), await vimavi
air pa'uki
alcohol luviku
ash pamipa
brass (copper-zinc alloy) vamima
carbon mumipa
chalk lamila
chemical (substance made by or used in chemistry) mulava
clay mikivu
cloth, fabric (material made of threads) 'amapu
coal mimamu
copper 'ulupa
dirt, earth (tangible), soil ki'ala
dust vu'alu
element (substance of irreducible simplicity) vilali
fat (oily/greasy material from animal adipose tissue or plant seeds) mamipa
fuel ma'uku
glass makapu
gold (the precious metal) vu'uli
ice 'ivilu
ink vimipa
iron mu'ivu
jade (the tough green gemstone) kakami
jewel, gem vuma'i
lead (the metal) va'apa
leather (prepared hide) pululi
medicine (substance that makes one healthy) lavili
metal 'i'ipa
mineral, ore ki'uku
mud kipava
neon lavi'u
nitrogen kamavi
oil (a combustible fatty liquid that will not mix with water) 'ivila
oil (crude oil), petroleum lipaki
oxygen 'umala
paint kipupa
paper vavi'a
plastic (synthetic/processed moldable material) lilulu
poison, toxin pilu'a
potassium pumu
quartz mipiva
rock, stone pa'umu
rubber lakulu
salt lilapa
sand vapavu
silk ku'uki
silver (the metal) luvuvu
soap 'akuvi
sodium malama
steam lu'upi
steel pupuli
sulfur kamapa
tar (dark viscous liquid obtained by destructive distillation) vapapu
tin (the metal) puvuvi
water kipivi
wax pimuvi
wood (the substance) mikapi
wool milapa
beer pakavi
bitter pa'imi
bread ki'upi
butter vi'umi
cheese mivavu
chocolate vulava
flavor, taste lupi'u
flour (grain-powder) ku'a'a
food livalu
honey 'a'ama
milk pipumi
pasta, noodles va'iki
pizza vimumu
salad lukili
sandwich lupalu
sausage kikulu
soup vu'uki
sour laluva
spice, seasoning pikimu
sugar kikama
sweet vuka'i
vinegar 'iku'i
wine 'api
arch 'i'u
band, tape, flat strip pukalu
block (solid flat-surfaced mass of material) mapi'u
branch (small part going out from main part) kikavi
bump, protrusion pimuka
card (stiff rectangle of material) lu'ami
circle pimamu
coil lami'u
cone papavi
crack, fissure 'ivimi
cross (perpendicular intersection of linear items) kupalu
crystal vamuma
cube mivili
curve muluku
cylinder pamuki
dent, nick, indentation vimamu
disk, disc mu'a'u
drop (of liquid) kuki'u
film (very thin layer) 'i'aka
flared (opening up or spreading out from axis) ma'imu
foam, froth la'avu
form, shape kukilu
furrow, rut, groove pulima
garbage, trash, rubbish 'ikimi
gas miviki
helix (any corkscrew-shaped object) lakula
hole kalapa
jelly (gelatinous semi-solid material), gel kumali
juice (fluid extracted from something) mi'imu
layer vuvapu
line (series of contiguous points) mamuvi
liquid 'upula
loop, circuit, closed curve pavivu
lump, clod, blob, piece of no particular shape piluva
mark (visible traces left behind) kipuvu
matter, material, substance kamuvu
object (concrete tangible thing) mukuka
opening, orifice piki'i
oval, ellipse mikuva
parallel luvilu
paste (any thick soft dough-like material) ka'uva
pattern (apparent systematic interrelationship) vi'uvu
pile, heap, stack of things or of a substance lulama
plane (flat surface) ma'u'u
plug, seal, stopper kivulu
powder 'alika
pyramid paki'u
ray vipumi
rectangle 'uliva
ring, torus pi'ili
rust, corrosion kalaka
scratch vupipi
sheath pipiku
sheet (thin rectangle of paper/cloth/etc.) pikami
shower, sprinkle maki
smoke pali'u
solid (not a gas or liquid) pa'uli
sphere 'alaku
spike, barb, cleat, thorn likavi
spiral, whorl ku'alu
square kimu'u
stripe palimu
surface lumipa
swelling, inflation lapaki
tapered (becoming narrower toward an end) lilali
thread, filament vapuma
triangle mipiku
wave ka'ulu
wedge li'ipi
wrinkle, crease pulu'i
flat, planar 'upaki
level, even (on the same level) kavipu
smooth mupipa
rough, coarse, contra-smooth mumavi
straight (not bent) pu'uva
bent 'a'iku
pure, unadulterated, uncontaminated 'ipi'i
clean vakaka
dirty, contra-clean mimu
open (not shut) pukuvu
closed, shut ma'ali
wet 'ukivi
dry kivaku
sharp, keen, pointy, acute lukaka
dull, blunt (of little sharpness) vuvuva
soft, malleable, yielding to pressure kuvuku
hard, firm, resistant to pressure mikuvi
flexible (easily able to bend) vuku'u
stiff, rigid vama'u
elastic (able to regain shape/size after deformation) lilu'a
durable, resilient, robust, strong (in this sense) 'apimu
fragile, delicate pimuku
weight (degree of heaviness or lightness) kuliku
heavy (of much weight) lavimu
light (of little weight) 'u'ala
solid (contra-hollow) muvulu
hollow pimilu
snug (just large enough to contain X), tight (in this sense) kikapu
loose (contra-snug), baggy lu'ipu
taut, tight, tense, strained likava
loose (contra-taut), slack 'umuva
viscous, thick (of high viscosity) la'avi
runny, thin (of little viscosity) vukila
absorb 'ivi'u
adhere (hold tightly to / stick to something) livima
beat (repeatedly hit), batter lilami
blow (move/cause to move as a current of gas) mapu
boil mu'ulu
bounce, rebound kumiki
break (into pieces) lakipu
build (join materials to create), construct limika
burn mapavi
burst mamupu
consume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up mipupu
contain mivavi
crush (press on so as to break or re-shape) muku'u
cut milu'u
dig 'ulu'u
dissolve piviku
evaporate pupa'a
explode papali
float 'uvumu
flow (travel in a current) limima
fold pimuvu
freeze kikilu
grind kupi
hang, suspend, dangle papu'i
hit, strike ku'ila
melt mivapa
mix, blend 'akavu
pollute, contaminate 'amama
pour (cause to flow) lumu'u
preserve, maintain (keep X in good condition) lukila
press (do pressure to; push upon with weight or force) lulapa
pry {British: prize} (raise/open/move with a lever) kivika
pull (draw something toward oneself) pa'avu
push (press on something in order to move it) kumuli
rot, decay pikaka
rub, abrade pa'uku
sew lima'u
shake 'a'ula
shoot (cause to rapidly go forth) pikivi
sink kupuku
spill (accidentally emit liquid) puvipu
spread (begin to cover or cause X to cover more area) muliva
stab, jab 'apula
stir, agitate pu'ipa
suck vu'upi
sweep vakupi
tear, rip vu'ali
tie, bind luvupi
trim, prune (cut off ragged edges) mimimu
wash lumuma
weave lukumi
wrap papaki
acid(ic) vu'uvu
alkaline kapi'a
atom ki'uki
balance, equilibrium mupu'i
basis, foundation (part which supports the rest) pivu'i
electricity vipuki
energy limivu
fire ma'ipi
force 'alaki
gravity pukivi
magnet mivuvu
molecule ka'ipa
power makumu
smell, odor, aroma limipu
strength (ability to exert physical power) likiki
stroke, jolt, blow of force kimamu
vacuum 'uvu'a
vapor, mist ku'i
polarity (electric, magnetic, etc.) mamipi
positive 'akupa
negative miliki
gentle, mild ku'upa
violent, harsh limipi
see ki'i'a
light (visible electro-magnetic radiation) likimu
color vukalu
shadow, shade 'upumu
shine (radiate light) vamika
picture, image milipa
bright (with much light present) vipuku
dark, dim (with little light present) valuvu
black 'apipu
gray {British: grey} 'alamu
white pu'apa
red vupuli
orange (having a hue between red and yellow) kalumu
yellow puvapa
green papuva
blue luvi'a
purple kavumi
brown 'ikiva
beautiful kilala
ugly vivupi
ornament, decoration mapipi
blemish, blot pu'avu
hide, conceal valuki
reveal, disclose kaluku
examine, inspect 'upipa
show, exhibit, display pi'ivi
sound (audible waves in the air) pamuku
silent kapaka
quiet, soft, faint (of little sonic intensity) luvupa
loud (of much sonic intensity) pukuvi
hear mapaki
music kilaku
tone, pitch (frequency of sound waves) kula'u
whistle 'ivika
temperature (relative amount of heat present) likuma
heat, warmth 'uku'a
cold, chilly, frigid kumavu
cool ku'uvi
warm lamapu
hot pivapu
bake (cook or harden by means of dry heat) vuvapi
cook (prepare by applying heat) vivima
happen, occur kavuma
accident (unintentional and unexpected event) viluvi
miracle mu'uvu
disaster, catastrophe pivivi
act, deed pava'u
activity, bustle, ado ka'ila
result, consequence luka'i
agree kamu'a
fight, combat 'akipa
protect, defend vilaku
attack pamima
good mupamu
bad 'avumu
category, classification ka'ivu
kind, sort, type, variety (of...) kilaka
certain, sure kuvili
probable (likely to happen/be) luvupu
cooperate, collaborate mukavi
compete, strive, vie 'uka'u
help, assist, aid pavalu
interfere, hinder miki'i
succeed vipiku
fail kapiki
simple muvipi
complex liluku
condition, state, status lu'u'a
create, make (bring into existence) vava'i
destroy (contra-create; cause to cease existing) pilumu
safety, security ma'ula
danger (situation in which harm is probable) kukaku
easy kupuka
difficult, hard pimaku
true mapimu
false, untrue vumipi
famous muluma
obscure, unheard of vamama
injure, damage, harm pamapu
repair, fix kulipi
flaw, defect, imperfection 'u'alu
native (naturally belonging to a given realm) 'imamu
chief, main, primary, principal mikama
auxiliary pima'a
normal, ordinary, usual mu'avi
strange, weird, unusual, peculiar vipima
trouble, difficulty va'alu
real, actual ki'iva
trick, chicanery kapima
right, correct vili'a
wrong, incorrect papama
reside, dwell, live mumala
camp, bivouac, temporary shelter valama
nest, den, lair (an animal's self-made house) 'umi'u
represent (act as a substitute for) pi'imi
substitute, surrogate (temporary replacement) pukavu
replacement (permanent substitute/substitution) 'a'i'u
common, general (shared by all members of a group) vakipi
specific, special, particular milamu
ability, capacity (to do something) mima'u
artificial (deliberately made by humans) 'ilalu
automatic pikumi
chance, randomicity, luck vupipa
civilization vukipa
clear, plain (easy to see/understand) pumuva
compromise kapivi
consist of, be composed of piku'u
depend on, rely on kumuki
deserve, merit, be worthy of mulipi
detail 'u'uma
equal vi'ava
evil mami'u
exact, precise lumamu
example, sample vipuvi
exercise, practice (effort made to improve skills/health) kivuva
experiment ka'api
fertile pilu'i
harmony (pleasing combination of stimuli) lakika
just, fair, equitable vimu'a
match (a thing suitably associated with another) vakavu
method, manner, way (of doing), technique lilivi
mutual, reciprocal 'umilu
naked, nude, exposed (without the usual cover) lumama
necessary, needed, required vakulu
need, require kuvavi
possible (able to happen or be done) pivala
prevent (keep from happening) lula'u
process, procedure kuki'i
program 'a'ami
progress, advancement vuvimu
project, undertaking, venture mava'i
proof, evidence mikiva
quality, trait, attribute, characteristic milula
ready, prepared for a task / event ku'umi
relationship, association ki'a'a
right (a right to do/be ...) pukapu
role (an individual's function) kupupi
save, rescue kikimu
species 'ipi'a
suitable, proper, fit(ting), appropriate limuli
system likuvi
task, chore, job, assignment malalu
technology 'iva'u
tendency, propensity, inclination vuvuvi
try, attempt, endeavor kapiku
use, utilize mu'a
vogue, trend, fad, fashion pula'i
waste, misuse mivi'i
wild, feral, untamed vapa'i
work, effort, labor, toil vukula
riot pamupa
science lava'i
serve (provide service to) pilili
set (complete group of similar items) kalalu
strike (work stoppage as protest) mivuku
support lika'i
test, check kapapi
torture, torment vukimu
I, me papaka
we (including you) mipiki
we (excluing you) lu'ika
you (singular) kumu'a
you (plural) pimapa
he, she, it, him, her vu'iki
they, them pikupi
x kaku'a
x pima'i
x maka'a
x 'ilivu
x mulumu
x pumulu
x puku'u
x kulali
x vumuva
x mi'avi
x 'u'u'u
x 'iluka
x pa'uvi
x vivi'u
x 'apuli
x li'ulu
x luluvu
x vikala
x viki'u