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wa’a trunk of a sago palm from which the pith is taken noun
wae water noun
wai water noun
wajang wok noun
waji a cake made of glutinous rice, palm sugar and coconut milk, the Indonesian wajik noun
waka-waka a type of plaited bamboo mat noun
waktu apa when noun
walanda the netherlands noun
walang a small forest shelter made to guard a plantation noun
wale a traditional greeting among the people of allang interjection
walerang sulphur noun
wandarmars hike verb
wange fragrant adjective
wang money noun
wango-wango1 campfire noun
wango-wango2 firewood for a walang noun
wang skola school fees noun
wang tangang pocket money noun
wanteks dye noun
warangang to smell bad verb
war able to, capable of verb
waringing the weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) noun
wari-wari not keep one’s promise verb
warmos to be wasteful, use up recklessly verb
warmus to be wasteful, use up recklessly verb
wate1 term of address for a sister’s husband noun
wate2 term of address for a father’s older sister’s husband noun
wate3 term of address for older men of the same soa or of a pela village noun
watu moment noun
wayar anging cooling fan noun
wayar propeller noun
wayase a traditional dance from Ambon, Harukun, Saparua, and Nusa Laut noun
waya1 bamboo fish grill or smoking rack noun
waya2 a bunch of a dozen dried halfbeaks noun
waya3 webbing noun
wayer propeller noun
we “go away”, “stop that” interjection
wela stage of sago palm growth where it is still slightly immature, but can be harvested if necessary noun
wengga-wanggi aimlessly, without a certain aim or destination adverb
wengkel tukang besi smithy noun
wer1 mood noun
wer2 weather noun
weser vehicle indicator lights noun
wet law noun
wonge noisy adjective
wongo-wongo piles of firewood burned outside at night to keep warm noun
wosi smell of urine adjective
wotu1 go to a house in the mountains verb
wotu2 return to the surface after diving verb