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eke-narenare₂ a hardwood tree. NounC. gen: repena₂ .
ekepai ceremonial staff that is paddle shaped. n.
ekeraa₁ E tomorrow. adv. syn: burika ; syn: ruli 1 .
ekeraa₂ burika
ekeraanane in the future. adv. syn: ekeraane .
ekeraane in the future, later. adv. syn: ekeraanane .
eke-raara a variety of flora. [prob Gesneriaceae family]. n.
Ekerepa E (Pudarepa) clan in Muli area. n.
eke-tole tongue tied. NounC. go naaki nipuna eke tole pua agaa eperupa natapulu mamu ta that boy is tongue tied so he doesn't talk good and mumbles
eke-yasa mushroom variety that is reddish in color. n. gen: yasa₁ .
eke-yo a variety of flora. [Melastomataceae, Poikilogyne]. n. gen: repena₂ .
eko n. 1edible grass stalk variety. gen: padi . 2a variety of cane, apparently edible.
ekoko nail ; needle ; straight pins. n.
elaa ES v. 1to build. 2to blossom.
Elabe E major cult spirit in EK. n.
ele things. n. koe elenu bad sorts of things syn: yae ; syn: ale₁ .
eleda E things. n. syn: aleda .
elepa₁ taboo name for forked tongs in Adaalu Ribu ceremony. n.
elepa₂ garden stick, used for digging out sweet potato. n.
elida E something, goods. n.
elo E hang by stem. v.
emaa₁ (lemaa) flute, panpipe. n. syn: welema ; syn: alowa₁ ; syn: remo-agaa ; syn: pelema .
emaa₂ lema E louse. n.
emaa la elema la E blow, as a flute, conch shell. v. sukulu ta epenalo emaa ta he is blowing the shell for them to come to class
ema₁ supa