pen

penne (first-person singular)
penkai (first-person plural)
pennen (second-person singular)
penken (plural second-person)
penno (singular third-person)
pennok (plural third-person)
pennoaw (indefinite singular)
penpwi (indefinite plural)
penwa (definite singular)
penwa (definite plural)

coconut, especially one that coconut milk can be drunk from


ni

From Proto-Micronesian *niu, from Proto-Oceanic *niuʀ, from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *niuʀ.


oaring

oaringge (first-person singular)
oaringkai (first-person plural)
oaringgen (second-person singular)
oaringken (plural second-person)
oaringgo (singular third-person)
oaringgok (plural third-person)
oaringgoaw (indefinite singular)
oaringpwi (indefinite plural)
oaringwa (definite singular)
oaringwa (definite plural)


sakai

sakaie (first-person singular)
sakaikai (first-person plural)
sakaien (second-person singular)
sakaiken (plural second-person)
sakaio (singular third-person)
sakaiok (plural third-person)
sakaioaw (indefinite singular)
sakaipwi (indefinite plural)
sakaiwa (definite singular)
sakaiwa (definite plural)


wus

wusse (first-person singular)
wuskai (first-person plural)
wussen (second-person singular)
wusken (plural second-person)
wusso (singular third-person)
wussok (plural third-person)
wuspas (indefinite singular)
wuspwi (indefinite plural)
wuswa (definite singular)
wuswa (definite plural)
wusse (first-person singular)
wuskai (first-person plural)
wussen (second-person singular)
wusken (plural second-person)
wusso (singular third-person)
wussok (plural third-person)
wussoaw (indefinite singular)
wuspwi (indefinite plural)
wuswa (definite singular)
wuswa (definite plural)

From Proto-Oceanic *pudi, from Proto-Austronesian *punti.


kipar

Pandanus tectorius
Pandanus tectorius#Translingual


roaj

From Proto-Oceanic *rato (“small whale”)


woi

woie (first-person singular)
woikai (first-person plural)
woien (second-person singular)
woiken (plural second-person)
woio (singular third-person)
woiok (plural third-person)
woimen (indefinite singular)
woipwi (indefinite plural)
woiwa (definite singular)
woiwa (definite plural)

From Proto-Oceanic *pon̄u (“green sea turtle”), from Proto-Austronesian *peñu (“turtle”)


dingar

threadfin silver belly
threadfin silver belly

threadfin silver belly (Gerres filamentosus)


laian

laianne (first-person singular)
laiankai (first-person plural)
laiannen (second-person singular)
laianken (plural second-person)
laianno (singular third-person)
laiannok (plural third-person)
laianmen (indefinite singular)
laianpwi (indefinite plural)
laianwa (definite singular)
laianwa (definite plural)


rohs

rohsse (first-person singular)
rohskai (first-person plural)
rohssen (second-person singular)
rohsken (plural second-person)
rohsso (singular third-person)
rohssok (plural third-person)
rohssoaw (indefinite singular)
rohspwi (indefinite plural)
rohswa (definite singular)
rohswa (definite plural)


mwumw

mwumwwe (first-person singular)
mwumwkai (first-person plural)
mwumwwen (second-person singular)
mwumwken (plural second-person)
mwumwwo (singular third-person)
mwumwwok (plural third-person)
mwumwmen (indefinite singular)
mwumwpwi (indefinite plural)
mwumwwa (definite singular)
mwumwwa (definite plural)


suhkoa

suhkoahe (first-person singular)
suhkoahkai (first-person plural)
suhkoahn (second-person singular)
suhkoahken (plural second-person)
suhkoaho (singular third-person)
suhkoahk (plural third-person)
suhkoahmen (indefinite singular)
suhkoahpwi (indefinite plural)
suhkoawa (definite singular)
suhkoawa (definite plural)


kihj

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *kuRito (“octopus”), from Proto-Austronesian *guRiCa (“octopus”)


doahk

doahkke (first-person singular)
doahkkai (first-person plural)
doahkken (second-person singular)
doahkken (plural second-person)
doahkko (singular third-person)
doahkkok (plural third-person)
doahkmen (indefinite singular)
doahkpwi (indefinite plural)
doahkwa (definite singular)
doahkwa (definite plural)


mahn

mahnne (first-person singular)
mahnkai (first-person plural)
mahnnen (second-person singular)
mahnken (plural second-person)
mahnno (singular third-person)
mahnnok (plural third-person)
mahnmen (indefinite singular)
mahnpwi (indefinite plural)
mahnwa (definite singular)
mahnwa (definite plural)

From Proto-Oceanic *manuk (“bird”), from Proto-Austronesian *manuk (“chicken”)


kajap

From Proto-Oceanic *katapa (“frigatebird”)


pwu

From Proto-Oceanic *buaq (“areca nut and palm”), congate with Pohnpeian pwuh


pwupw soal

From pwupw (“triggerfish”) + soal (“to be black”)


luajrekrek

threadfin butterfly fish
threadfin butterfly fish

threadfin butterfly fish Chaetodon auriga


pwupw

From Proto-Micronesian *pwupwu (“triggerfish”), from Proto-Oceanic *bubu (“triggerfish”).


pwupw in suhkoa

From pwupw (“triggerfish”) + in (“of”) + suhkoa (“tree, bush, stick”)

starry triggerfish (Abalistes stellaris)


mwumw lioas

From mwumw (“fish”) + lioas (“angry, demon”)


pwupw in pohliklik

From pwupw (“triggerfish”) + in (“of”) + pohliklik (“exposed reef”); literally 'triggerfish of the exposed reef'

bigspotted triggerfish
bigspotted triggerfish

bigspotted triggerfish (Balistoides conspicillum)


kapje

diamondscale mullet (Ellochelon vaigiensis)


joanidnid

marbled parrotfish (Leptoscarus vaigiensis)


daklar

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *saku-layaʀ (“swordfish”)


koaroa

Egretta sacra
Egretta sacra#Translingual


mahnsang

Related to mahn (“animal”), from Proto-Oceanic *manuk (“bird”), from Proto-Austronesian *manuk (“chicken”)


meleisik in wus

From meleisik (“heart”) + in (“of”) + wus (“banana tree”); literally 'heart of the banana tree'

banana flower (flowers of the banana tree)


limw

sea sponge (animals of the phylum Porifera)


mwioak

mwioakke (first-person singular)
mwioakkai (first-person plural)
mwioakken (second-person singular)
mwioakken (plural second-person)
mwioakko (singular third-person)
mwioakkok (plural third-person)
mwioakmen (indefinite singular)
mwioakpwi (indefinite plural)
mwioakwa (definite singular)
mwioakwa (definite plural)

Pohnpei mountain starling
Pohnpei mountain starling

Aplonis pelzelni
Aplonis pelzelni#Translingual

Pohnpei mountain starling (Aplonis pelzelni)


pweipwei in Japahn

From pweipwei (“tuna”) + in (“of”) + Japahn (“Japan”)


kardoap

Aspledium nidus
Aspledium nidus#Translingual


asahs

Mustelus antarcticus
Mustelus antarcticus#Translingual


ajmwein

Apparently derived from mwein (“to be male”)


a pako

Squalomugil nasutus
Squalomugil nasutus#Translingual


kaingi

Pemphis acidula
Pemphis acidula#Translingual


kijesik in jed

From kijesik (“small animal”) + in (“of”) + jed (“saltwater”); literally 'small animal of the saltwater'


kijesik winan

kijesik (“mouse, small animal”) + winan (“to be hairy”)


luhnke

Portuguese man-of-war
Portuguese man-of-war


larni

Acanthaster planci
Wikispecies:Acanthaster planci

crown of thorns (the starfish Acanthaster planci)