"Teop" meaning in English

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          "text": "1998 [Garland Publishing], J. W. Love, Adrienne Kaeppler (editors), The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: Australia and the Pacific Islands, 2013, Taylor & Francis (Routledge), unnumbered page,\nThe population speaks Teop, a member of the Tinputz family of Austronesian languages. The population probably numbers less than five hundred."
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          "text": "2012, Jessica Reinig, Serial and complex verb constructions in Teop, Isabelle Bril, Françoise Ozanne-Rivierre (editors), Complex Predicates in Oceanic Languages, Walter de Gruyter (Mouton de Gruyter), page 89,\nVerbal sentences in Teop, an Austronesian Oceanic language, have highly complex predicates."
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          "text": "Instead, Teop is analyzed as having two targets, viz., adjectives and numerals, which form a unit with the preceding article.",
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          "sense": "Austronesian language",
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        "A bay on the northeastern coast of Bougainville island."
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          "text": "1976, South Pacific Bulletin, Volumes 26-29, South Pacific Commission, page 10,\nIn the past, trading and exchange took place when peace was established between two tribal enemies, for example Tearaka and Teop islanders."
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          "text": "1998 [Garland Publishing], J. W. Love, Adrienne Kaeppler (editors), The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: Australia and the Pacific Islands, 2013, Taylor & Francis (Routledge), unnumbered page,\nThe closest mainland village is Saba, in northeastern Bougainville. From an airstrip there to Teop takes about twenty minutes by outrigger."
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