ik

ikihoa (first-person)
ikimwen (second-person)
ikin (third-person)
ikisa
ikima
ikimwa (second-person)
ikira (third-person)
ikisai
ikimai
ikimwai (second-person)
ikirai (third-person)
ikihs
ikimi
ikimwi (second-person)
ikihr (third-person)
ikin


pi

pioaioa (first-person)
pioamwen (second-person)
pioa (third-person)
piasa
piama
piamwa (second-person)
piara (third-person)
piasai
piamai
piamwai (second-person)
piarai (third-person)
piahs
piemi
piemwi (second-person)
piahr (third-person)
pien


e

ehn (construct)
ehioa (first-person)
ehmwen (second-person)
ehn (third-person)
ehsa
ehma
ehmwa (second-person)
ehra (third-person)
ehsai
ehmai
ehmwai (second-person)
ehrai (third-person)
ehs
ehmi
ehmwi (second-person)
ehr (third-person)
ehn


si

sioaioa (first-person)
sioamwen (second-person)
sioa (third-person)
siasa
siama
siamwa (second-person)
siara (third-person)
siasai
siamai
siamwai (second-person)
siarai (third-person)
siahs
siemi
siemwi (second-person)
siahr (third-person)
sien


maj

From Proto-Oceanic *mata (“eye”), from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *mata (“eye, center, most important part”), from Proto-Austronesian *maCa (“eye, center, most important part”)


lau

loawoaioa (first-person)
loawoamwen (second-person)
loawoa (third-person)
loawoasa
loawoama
loawoamwa (second-person)
loawoara (third-person)
loawoasai
loawoamai
loawoamwai (second-person)
loawoarai (third-person)
loawoahs
loawoami
loawoamwi (second-person)
loawoahr (third-person)
loawoan


wil

wiloaioa (first-person)
wiloamwen (second-person)
wiloa (third-person)
wilasa
wilama
wilamwa (second-person)
wilara (third-person)
wilasai
wilamai
wilamwai (second-person)
wilarai (third-person)
wilahs
wilemi
wilemwi (second-person)
wilahr (third-person)
wilen

From Proto-Oceanic *ule (“penis”), from Proto-Austronesian *ule (“penis”)


kik

kikihoa (first-person)
kikimwen (second-person)
kikin (third-person)
kikisa
kikima
kikimwa (second-person)
kikira (third-person)
kikisai
kikimai
kikimwai (second-person)
kikirai (third-person)
kikihs
kikimi
kikimwi (second-person)
kikihr (third-person)
kikin

nail (of finger or toe), especially the portion that can be trimmed


poa

poahioa (first-person)
poahmwen (second-person)
poah (third-person)
poahsa
poahma
poahmwa (second-person)
poahra (third-person)
poahsai
poahmai
poahmwai (second-person)
poahrai (third-person)
poahs
poahmi
poahmwi (second-person)
poahr (third-person)
poahn


ngi

ngihioa (first-person)
ngihmwen (second-person)
ngihn (third-person)
ngihsa
ngihma
ngihmwa (second-person)
ngihra (third-person)
ngihsai
ngihmai
ngihmwai (second-person)
ngihrai (third-person)
ngihs
ngihmi
ngihmwi (second-person)
ngihr (third-person)
ngihn

From Proto-Oceanic *ŋipon (“tooth”), from Proto-Austronesian *ŋipen (“tooth”). Cognate with Pohnpeian ngih.


insa

From Proto-Oceanic *draRaq (“blood”), from Proto-Austronesian *daRaq (“blood”)


uduk

udukoaioa (first-person)
udukoamwen (second-person)
udukoa (third-person)
udukasa
udukama
udukamwa (second-person)
udukara (third-person)
udukasai
udukamai
udukamwai (second-person)
udukarai (third-person)
udukahs
udukemi
udukemwi (second-person)
udukahr (third-person)
uduken

From Proto-Oceanic *pijiko (“flesh, meat”)


upw

upwoaioa (first-person)
upwoamwen (second-person)
upwoa (third-person)
upwasa
upwama
upwamwa (second-person)
upwara (third-person)
upwasai
upwamai
upwamwai (second-person)
upwarai (third-person)
upwahs
upwemi
upwemwi (second-person)
upwahr (third-person)
upwen


oaj

From Proto-Oceanic *qatop (“thatch, roof”), from Proto-Austronesian *qatep (“roof, thatch”)


kilahs

Borrowed from English glass, from Middle English glas, from Old English glæs, from Proto-Germanic *glasą


lokop

lokopoaioa (first-person)
lokopoamwen (second-person)
lokopoa (third-person)
lokopoasa
lokopoama
lokopoamwa (second-person)
lokopoara (third-person)
lokopoasai
lokopoamai
lokopoamwai (second-person)
lokopoarai (third-person)
lokopoahs
lokopoami
lokopoamwi (second-person)
lokopoahr (third-person)
lokopoan


joap

joapoaioa (first-person)
joapoamwen (second-person)
joapoa (third-person)
joapoasa
joapoama
joapoamwa (second-person)
joapoara (third-person)
joapoasai
joapoamai
joapoamwai (second-person)
joapoarai (third-person)
joapoahs
joapoami
joapoamwi (second-person)
joapoahr (third-person)
joapoan


pohnpwor

pohnpwoaroaioa (first-person)
pohnpwoaroamwen (second-person)
pohnpwoaroa (third-person)
pohnpwoaroasa
pohnpwoaroama
pohnpwoaroamwa (second-person)
pohnpwoaroara (third-person)
pohnpwoaroasai
pohnpwoaroamai
pohnpwoaroamwai (second-person)
pohnpwoaroarai (third-person)
pohnpwoaroahs
pohnpwoaroami
pohnpwoaroamwi (second-person)
pohnpwoaroahr (third-person)
pohnpwoaroan


pwoas

head

pwoas (third person singularly possessed pwoasoa, construct pwoasoan)

singularly possessed pwoasoa (third-person)
pwoasoan (construct)
pwoasoaioa (first-person)
pwoasoamwen (second-person)
pwoasoa (third-person)
pwoasoasa
pwoasoama
pwoasoamwa (second-person)
pwoasoara (third-person)
pwoasoasai
pwoasoamai
pwoasoamwai (second-person)
pwoasoarai (third-person)
pwoasoahs
pwoasoami
pwoasoamwi (second-person)
pwoasoahr (third-person)
pwoasoan


poar

poaroaioa (first-person)
poaroamwen (second-person)
poaroa (third-person)
poaroasa
poaroama
poaroamwa (second-person)
poaroara (third-person)
poaroasai
poaroamai
poaroamwai (second-person)
poaroarai (third-person)
poaroahs
poaroami
poaroamwi (second-person)
poaroahr (third-person)
poaroan

From Proto-Oceanic *paRaq (“lung”), from Proto-Austronesian *baRaq (“lung”)


ngoas

ngoasoaioa (first-person)
ngoasoamwen (second-person)
ngoasoa (third-person)
ngoasoasa
ngoasoama
ngoasoamwa (second-person)
ngoasoara (third-person)
ngoasoasai
ngoasoamai
ngoasoamwai (second-person)
ngoasoarai (third-person)
ngoasoahs
ngoasoami
ngoasoamwi (second-person)
ngoasoahr (third-person)
ngoasoan


soamw

soamwoaioa (first-person)
soamwoamwen (second-person)
soamwe (third-person)
soamwoasa
soamwoama
soamwoamwa (second-person)
soamwoara (third-person)
soamwoasai
soamwoamai
soamwoamwai (second-person)
soamwoarai (third-person)
soamwehs
soamwomi
soamwomwi (second-person)
soamwehr (third-person)
soamwen


pwije

pwijehioa (first-person)
pwijehmwen (second-person)
pwijehn (third-person)
pwijehsa
pwijehma
pwijehmwa (second-person)
pwijehra (third-person)
pwijehsai
pwijehmai
pwijehmwai (second-person)
pwijehrai (third-person)
pwijehs
pwijehmi
pwijehmwi (second-person)
pwijehr (third-person)
pwijehn


dihdi

From Proto-Austronesian *susu (“breast”)


koaloa

koaloahioa (first-person)
koaloahmwen (second-person)
koaloah (third-person)
koaloahsa
koaloahma
koaloahmwa (second-person)
koaloahra (third-person)
koaloahsai
koaloahmai
koaloahmwai (second-person)
koaloahrai (third-person)
koaloahs
koaloahmi
koaloahmwi (second-person)
koaloahr (third-person)
koaloahn


pwalah

pwalahioa (first-person)
pwalahmwen (second-person)
pwalah (third-person)
pwalahsa
pwalahma
pwalahmwa (second-person)
pwalahra (third-person)
pwalahsai
pwalahmai
pwalahmwai (second-person)
pwalahrai (third-person)
pwalahs
pwalahmi
pwalahmwi (second-person)
pwalahr (third-person)
pwalahn

(one's) chest, one's breast, front of one's torso


jandin poa

From jandin (“finger, toe of”) + poa (“arm, hand”)


jandin e

From jandin (“finger, toe of”) + e (“leg”); thus, "finger/toe of the leg"


ngihn jeri

From ngihn (“tooth of”) + jeri (“child”)


majkilahs

Calque of English eyeglasses, composed of maj (“eye”), from Proto-Oceanic *mata (“eye”), from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *mata (“eye, center, most important part”), from Proto-Austronesian *maCa (“eye, center, most important part”) + kilahs (“glass”), borrowed from English glass.