oak tree varietypainthe New Guinea oak tree whose edible nuts are very desirablegenrepena2Fagaceae
oathyada maluae agaa 2ajpan oathyada-makuaNounCan oathnemere soko ora yada makua nanalo loI swear that I do not smoke
oath, giveyapare taajpto give an oath or promise following an agreement, etcNeme go etare yapare tawapulu mada nanalua.Because I have forbidden this food I will not be able to eat it.
ocean-going shipsipi2nan ocean-going shiprepena rekeneme warini sipia ship made of woodsipi pa masaayaanchor the ship (cause it to be put)
odd shapedmawae yaeajpodd, crooked shaped, also drum-shapedpora mawaesharp curve in a road
odorpugu2nodor, often foul smellinggo pugu papula yaere mena iri iraleme payaI think that odor is from singeing the pig's hairkaa pugu kakurathe odor carries
odourkaa11nan odourkaame omaloI am overcome by the smellwaare kaa gialemepulu niri nanaluabecause that sugar cane smells I won't eat it
offerkala22dial. var.kavto offer or presentGo onare nimuna aba kalaemeThey have already promised (given) that woman
officeopisinan officemoneme opisi kabemethey paid a fine (bought the office)
officialnaba 1nnumberGo aa nipu naba mapiraayaThat man has been made an official
official of villagekosapeaanboss, an appointed village official
offspringsiunspec. var.sisinthe offspring or children of someonenipu ora epe nena si yapulu nipumi epe kone ia pae?Because he is a good child, does he behave well?si-wanenuNounCoffspring, desendents
offspring, of animalssisiunspec. var. ofsinanimal offspringmena sisipigletsmy piglets got lost and I went looking for them
oftenoro-yalo 2advoftenOro yaalo nipu Kagua pea.He often goes to Kagua.