emiyapontɨ vt remind Serɨ pɨꞌ ɨtonpa ton emiyapontɨkaꞌkɨ Papa piyau esiꞌma. Remind everyone of these things, for God's sake.
eꞌmoika vi lay eggs, as a hen does Kɨrɨtɨkɨ eꞌmoikaꞌpʉ. The chicken laid eggs.
emoikwa vi be or become eaten, especially by maggots Mɨrɨpan yaꞌ weruwe emoikwasaꞌ erikʉꞌpʉ. At that, he died, maggots eating his flesh.
eꞌmoita vt 1lay, as in chickens laying eggs Iꞌmoi eꞌmoitaꞌpʉ kɨrɨtɨkɨ uya. The chicken laid an egg. 2hatch
emontaꞌkwa vi chafe the inner thighs from much walking
eꞌmoꞌraiꞌka vi uproot Yʉi eꞌmoꞌraiꞌkasaꞌ. The tree became uprooted.
eꞌmoronʉ someone sleepy Eꞌmoron pɨꞌ pe iyesi. He is feeling sleepy.
emoꞌsaꞌtɨ vi dress oneself Mɨrɨpan nin si emoꞌsaꞌtɨꞌpʉ mɨrɨ. Then I put on my underwear. (lit: to put on oneꞌs underwear)
emu (poss: ɨyemu) n testicle itemu pʉra iyentusaꞌ born without testicles
eꞌmuruika vt stoop over Iyeꞌmuruikaꞌpʉ. He stooped over
emʉꞌ (poss: ɨyemʉꞌ) n 1face 2resemblance Winston emʉꞌ ke Raymond esi. Raymond resembles Winston.
eꞌmʉkʉntɨ vt hang, as in kill someone by hanging them from a rope Kaꞌpon eꞌmʉkʉntɨꞌpʉ toꞌ uya. They hung a person.
eꞌmʉꞌkʉrʉtʉ (var: eꞌmʉrʉkʉ) vi choke on food Iyeꞌmʉꞌkʉrʉtʉꞌpʉ. He choked. Eki ke eꞌmʉꞌkʉrʉꞌsaꞌ. I choked on (a piece of) cassava bread.
Emʉnaru nprop the name given to the capitol, Georgetown
emʉꞌnʉkʉ 1n flood Non emʉꞌnʉkʉꞌpʉ. The ground flooded. 2vt swamp, have a canoe filled with water Ɨnʉꞌ uya kanau emʉꞌnʉkʉꞌpʉ? Who swamped the canoe?