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


war

warre (first-person singular)
warkai (first-person plural)
warren (second-person singular)
warken (plural second-person)
warro (singular third-person)
warrok (plural third-person)
warpas (indefinite singular)
warpwi (indefinite plural)
warwa (definite singular)
warwa (definite plural)
woaroai (first-person)
woaroamw (second-person)
warah (third-person)
warasa
warama
waramwa (second-person)
warara (third-person)
warasai
waramai
waramwai (second-person)
wararai (third-person)
warahs
weremi
weremwi (second-person)
warahr (third-person)
weren


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


al

head

al (third person singularly possessed aloa, construct alen)

singularly possessed aloa (third-person)
alen (construct)

From Proto-Oceanic *jalan (“path, road”), from Proto-Austronesian *zalan (“path, way”)


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


eng

From Proto-Oceanic *aŋin (“wind”), from Proto-Austronesian *haŋin (“wind”)


li

lihe (first-person singular)
lihkai (first-person plural)
lihn (second-person singular)
lihken (plural second-person)
liho (singular third-person)
lihk (plural third-person)
lihmen (indefinite singular)
lihpwi (indefinite plural)
liwa (definite singular)
liwa (definite plural)


dam

From Proto-Oceanic *saman (“outrigger”), from Proto-Austronesian *saʀman (“outrigger”)


jip

jippe (first-person singular)
jipkai (first-person plural)
jippen (second-person singular)
jipken (plural second-person)
jippo (singular third-person)
jippok (plural third-person)
jippas (indefinite singular)
jippwi (indefinite plural)
jipwa (definite singular)
jipwa (definite plural)


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”)


jed

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *tasik (“sea, saltwater”)


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”)


riah

rioai (first-person)
rioamw (second-person)
riah (third-person)
riasa
riama
riamwa (second-person)
riara (third-person)
riasai
riamai
riamwai (second-person)
riarai (third-person)
riahs
riemi
riemwi (second-person)
riahr (third-person)
rien


puk

pukke (first-person singular)
pukkai (first-person plural)
pukken (second-person singular)
pukken (plural second-person)
pukko (singular third-person)
pukkok (plural third-person)
pukkoaw (indefinite singular)
pukpwi (indefinite plural)
pukwa (definite singular)
pukwa (definite plural)

Borrowed from English book, from Middle English bok, book, from Old English bōc, from Proto-West Germanic *bōk, from Proto-Germanic *bōks


kida

Borrowed from English guitar, from Spanish guitarra, from Arabic قِيثَارَة (qīṯāra), from Latin cithara, from Ancient Greek κιθάρα (kithára)

der

Arabic قِيثَارَة (qīṯāra)


uju

From Proto-Oceanic *pituqun (“star”), from Proto-Austronesian *bituqen (“star”)


rais

raisse (first-person singular)
raiskai (first-person plural)
raissen (second-person singular)
raisken (plural second-person)
raisso (singular third-person)
raissok (plural third-person)
raissoaw (indefinite singular)
raispwi (indefinite plural)
raiswa (definite singular)
raiswa (definite plural)


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


jeri

jerihe (first-person singular)
jerihkai (first-person plural)
jerihn (second-person singular)
jerihken (plural second-person)
jeriho (singular third-person)
jerihk (plural third-person)
jerihmen (indefinite singular)
jerihpwi (indefinite plural)
jeriwa (definite singular)
jeriwa (definite plural)


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


puluh

Borrowed from English blue, from Middle English blewe, from Anglo-Norman blew (“blue”), from Middle French bleu, from Old French blöe, bleve, blef (“blue”), from Frankish *blāu (“blue”), from Proto-Germanic *blēwaz (“blue, dark blue”), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰlēw- (“yellow, blond, grey”)


eni

enihmen (indefinite)
enihe (first-person singular)
enihkai (first-person plural)
enihn (second-person singular)
enihken (plural second-person)
eniho (singular third-person)
enihk (plural third-person)
enihmen (indefinite singular)
enihpwi (indefinite plural)
eniwa (definite singular)
eniwa (definite plural)

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *qanitu, from Proto-Austronesian *qaNiCu (“ghost, spirit of the dead”)


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.


japi

From Proto-Oceanic *tabiʀa (“wooden bowl”)


insa

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


woal

woalmen (indefinite)
woalle (first-person singular)
woalkai (first-person plural)
woallen (second-person singular)
woalken (plural second-person)
woallo (singular third-person)
woallok (plural third-person)
woalmen (indefinite singular)
woalpwi (indefinite plural)
woalwa (definite singular)
woalwa (definite plural)


wihk

wihkke (first-person singular)
wihkkai (first-person plural)
wihkken (second-person singular)
wihkken (plural second-person)
wihkko (singular third-person)
wihkkok (plural third-person)
wihkmen (indefinite singular)
wihkpwi (indefinite plural)
wihkwa (definite singular)
wihkwa (definite plural)


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”)


jamah

Ultimately from Proto-Austronesian *ama-h (“father”)


jahr

jahrre (first-person singular)
jahrkai (first-person plural)
jahrren (second-person singular)
jahrken (plural second-person)
jahrro (singular third-person)
jahrrok (plural third-person)
jahrroaw (indefinite singular)
jahrpwi (indefinite plural)
jahrwa (definite singular)
jahrwa (definite plural)


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


pinjel

pinjelle (first-person singular)
pinjelkai (first-person plural)
pinjellen (second-person singular)
pinjelken (plural second-person)
pinjello (singular third-person)
pinjellok (plural third-person)
pinjelpas (indefinite singular)
pinjelpwi (indefinite plural)
pinjelwa (definite singular)
pinjelwa (definite plural)

Borrowed from English pencil, from Anglo-Norman and Old French pincil, from Latin pēnicillum, diminutive of pēniculus (“brush”), itself a diminutive of pēnis (“tail; penis”).


pohs

pohsse (first-person singular)
pohskai (first-person plural)
pohssen (second-person singular)
pohsken (plural second-person)
pohsso (singular third-person)
pohssok (plural third-person)
pohspas (indefinite singular)
pohspwi (indefinite plural)
pohswa (definite singular)
pohswa (definite plural)


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


palwahr

palwoaroaioa (first-person)
palwoaroamwen (second-person)
palwoaroa (third-person)
palwoaroasa
palwoaroama
palwoaroamwa (second-person)
palwoaroara (third-person)
palwoaroasai
palwoaroamai
palwoaroamwai (second-person)
palwoaroarai (third-person)
palwoaroahs
palwoaroami
palwoaroamwi (second-person)
palwoaroahr (third-person)
palwoaroan


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”)


armaj

armajje (first-person singular)
armajkai (first-person plural)
armajjen (second-person singular)
armajken (plural second-person)
armajjo (singular third-person)
armajjok (plural third-person)
armajmen (indefinite singular)
armajpwi (indefinite plural)
armajwa (definite singular)
armajwa (definite plural)


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


umw

umwwe (first-person singular)
umwkai (first-person plural)
umwwen (second-person singular)
umwken (plural second-person)
umwwo (singular third-person)
umwwok (plural third-person)
umwwoaw (indefinite singular)
umwpwi (indefinite plural)
umwwa (definite singular)
umwwa (definite plural)

From Proto-Austronesian *Rumaq (“house”). Cognate with Pohnpeian ihmw.


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”)


johnpadahk

johnpadahkmen (indefinite)
johnpadahkke (first-person singular)
johnpadahkkai (first-person plural)
johnpadahkken (second-person singular)
johnpadahkken (plural second-person)
johnpadahkko (singular third-person)
johnpadahkkok (plural third-person)
johnpadahkmen (indefinite singular)
johnpadahkpwi (indefinite plural)
johnpadahkwa (definite singular)
johnpadahkwa (definite plural)

From john- (agent noun prefix) + padahk (“to teach”)


Kahdilik

Borrowed from English Catholic, from Old French catholique, from Latin catholicus, from Ancient Greek καθολικός (katholikós, “universal”), from κατά (katá, “according to”) + ὅλος (hólos, “whole”).

der

Catholic (member of the Catholic Church)


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


pwespwes

(stative, of coconuts) to be light green


pwijehn mwoal

pwijehn is the construct state of pwije (“earwax, excrement”)


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"


jeripein

jeripeinne (first-person singular)
jeripeinkai (first-person plural)
jeripeinnen (second-person singular)
jeripeinken (plural second-person)
jeripeinno (singular third-person)
jeripeinnok (plural third-person)
jeripeinmen (indefinite singular)
jeripeinpwi (indefinite plural)
jeripeinwa (definite singular)
jeripeinwa (definite plural)


jerimwein

jerimweinne (first-person singular)
jerimweinkai (first-person plural)
jerimweinnen (second-person singular)
jerimweinken (plural second-person)
jerimweinno (singular third-person)
jerimweinnok (plural third-person)
jerimweinmen (indefinite singular)
jerimweinpwi (indefinite plural)
jerimweinwa (definite singular)
jerimweinwa (definite plural)


ngihn jeri

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


doadoahk in japw

From doadoahk (“to work”) + in (“of”) + japw (“land”); literally 'work of the land'


pirien

pirienne (first-person singular)
pirienkai (first-person plural)
piriennen (second-person singular)
pirienken (plural second-person)
pirienno (singular third-person)
piriennok (plural third-person)
pirienmen (indefinite singular)
pirienpwi (indefinite plural)
pirienwa (definite singular)
pirienwa (definite plural)


mwoak

mwoakke (first-person singular)
mwoakkai (first-person plural)
mwoakken (second-person singular)
mwoakken (plural second-person)
mwoakko (singular third-person)
mwoakkok (plural third-person)
mwoakkoaw (indefinite singular)
mwoakpwi (indefinite plural)
mwoakwa (definite singular)
mwoakwa (definite plural)


sehpil

sehpille (first-person singular)
sehpilkai (first-person plural)
sehpillen (second-person singular)
sehpilken (plural second-person)
sehpillo (singular third-person)
sehpillok (plural third-person)
sehpilloaw (indefinite singular)
sehpilpwi (indefinite plural)
sehpilwa (definite singular)
sehpilwa (definite plural)


pahdre

Borrowed from Spanish Padre (“Father”), a title used for priests


limw

sea sponge (animals of the phylum Porifera)


painki

Equivalent to pahoia (“one's spouse”) + -nki


pehn

pehnne (first-person singular)
pehnkai (first-person plural)
pehnnen (second-person singular)
pehnken (plural second-person)
pehnno (singular third-person)
pehnnok (plural third-person)
pehnpas (indefinite singular)
pehnpwi (indefinite plural)
pehnwa (definite singular)
pehnwa (definite plural)


johndoadoahk

From john- (agent noun prefix) + doadoahk (“to work”)


pwujiek

From pwuji (“to elbow”) + -ek (intransitive verb marker)


jemen inah

jemen (“father of”) + inah (“one's mother”)

maternal grandfather
maternal grandfather


inen jamah

inen (“mother of”) + jamah (“one's father”)

paternal grandmother
paternal grandmother


inen inah

inen (“mother of”) + inah (“one's mother”)

maternal grandmother
maternal grandmother


inah

Ultimately from Proto-Austronesian *ina (“mother”)


jemen jamah

jemen (“father of”) + jamah (“one's father”)

paternal grandfather
paternal grandfather


koapwoahn doadoahk

From koapwoahn (“things/items of”) + doadoahk (“work”)


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.