ibefapNmother and her childrenmama wantaim pikininiA saningge detomonga nanak ibefap nima a ginang beselengale olongofonga kuang.It will be easy to send the mother and children to go down and escape.
ibo1ADJacceptable; fine; correctoraitKasat ginang gige ibolak fatkamon.Things are fine here here in the village.2ADVwellem oraitIt ginang ma kungkulin sik bege kugumuk a ibolak fatkang.All your belongings in the house are staying well.
idamN1kind of tree which has yellow leaves during dry season (May to August)diwai2time of hunger, usually May to AugusttaimCalendarmungguli 2idam 2kone 2
IdapNproptraditional song performed when making a fencesingsing
ifan1Vcausemekim2Vttake something from someone without proper permission; stealstilimSawo tenen ki ifan yelendalusi tangale udiwakasak.They stole Sawo's keys, trampled them into the ground and he searched for them.
ilambok1NUMtwotupelaKomembo ilambok awo a kobo utangi Kamanam, wia kobo utangi Gapot.One of the two mountains is named Kamanam, and one is named Gapot.Synonymsyale 1ama dafili ilambok2QUANsmall numberwanwanIlambok ke kasat bilinengkong,Only a few will get this place.
ilanN1villageplesA kuge gudi fatguhe ani ilan Kalanganduang a fatguhe.He went and stayed there at his Kalanganduang village.2house; homehausKome ginang katkamon fe ilan katkamon.We live on this ground like we live in a garden house.3stationples A boge kangan tugut a PMV ilan tenen kobo aina Nadzab guna fatguhe.I came to Nadzab and saw a PMV station..
ilangi1NpainpenSynonymsfalanIlangi bua2ADJdangerousnogutMene te ge kuguk, taba ilangi tege tamonggu.Mene arrived and shot it with a gun (lit. dangerous weapon).yup ilangi3ADJsharp along an edge, as in an axe or knifesap bilong naipSimilaralungi4Nproblemwari