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\u05d0 – a (pronounced like ‘awesome’ in English),
\n\u05d9 – i (pronounced like ‘see” in English),
\n\u05d5 – o (prounounced like ‘bold’ in English),
\n\u05e2 – u (pronounced like ‘you’ in English),
\n\u05e5 – e (pronounced like ‘get’ in English)<\/p>\n
\u05e7 – k , \u05dc – l , \u05de – m , \u05e0 – n ,
\n\u05e4 – p (prounounced ph, like a hard f in English),
\n\u05e1 – s (pronounced sh, like a soft s in English ‘sure’),
\n\u05d8 – t , \u05e9 – w ,
\n\u05d6 – j (pronounced zh, like a soft g in English)<\/p>\n
jelo \u2013 yellow, yellowish<\/p>\n
jaki \u2013 dirty, sickly<\/p>\n
ken \u2013 can, allow<\/p>\n
mun \u2013 moon, stars, night sky<\/p>\n
open \u2013 start, open, turn on<\/p>\n
mani \u2013 money, cash, property<\/p>\n
wan \u2013 unique, together, one<\/p>\n
ijo \u2013 thing, living object<\/p>\n
jan \u2013 human, person, somebody<\/p>\n
kili \u2013 fruit, vegetable<\/p>\n
lipu \u2013 book, paper, website<\/p>\n
meli \u2013 woman, female, wife<\/p>\n
ni \u2013 that, this<\/p>\n
soweli \u2013 land mammal<\/p>\n
telo \u2013 water, liquid, beverage<\/p>\n
tomo \u2013 room, building, home<\/p>\n
lili \u2013 small, not heavy, short, young, a few<\/p>\n
pona \u2013 good, simple, friendly, peaceful, useful<\/p>\n
suli \u2013 big, heavy, large, adult, important<\/p>\n
mi \u2013 I, me, we, us<\/p>\n
mije \u2013 man, male, husband<\/p>\n
sina \u2013 you, your<\/p>\n
kulupu \u2013 community, group, nation, tribe<\/p>\n
sin \u2013 new, fresh, another, extra<\/p>\n
wawa \u2013 strong, influential, confident, energetic<\/p>\n
jo \u2013 to have, carry, hold<\/p>\n
kute \u2013 ear; to hear, listen to, obey<\/p>\n
moku \u2013 to eat, drink, food<\/p>\n
pali \u2013 to do, make, build, work on<\/p>\n
sona \u2013 to know, be wise<\/p>\n
toki \u2013 to speak, talk, think<\/p>\n
ala \u2013 no, not, zero, nothing<\/p>\n
ike \u2013 bad, negative, not important<\/p>\n
mute \u2013 many, a lot, more, very<\/p>\n
sewi \u2013 above, sky, elevate; awe-inspiring, divine, sacred<\/p>\n
mama \u2013 parent, ancestor; creator, originator; caretaker, sustainer<\/p>\n
nowa \u2013 moving, walking, slithering<\/p>\n
ilo \u2013 tool, machine, device<\/p>\n
kala \u2013 fish, marine animal, sea creature<\/p>\n
ona \u2013 he, she, it, they<\/p>\n
anu \u2013 or<\/p>\n
pana \u2013 to give, send, put, release<\/p>\n
tawa \u2013 to, towards, for, from the perspective of<\/p>\n
lon \u2013 in, real, true, existing<\/p>\n
kepe \u2013 to use, with, by means of<\/p>\n
tan \u2013 by, from, because of<\/p>\n
ma \u2013 earth, land, outdoors, soil<\/p>\n
nasin \u2013 road, custom, method, doctrine<\/p>\n
nena \u2013 bump, button, hill, mountain, nose, protuberance<\/p>\n
nimi \u2013 name, word<\/p>\n
utala \u2013 to fight, challenge, compete against<\/p>\n
pilin \u2013 heart, feeling, thought, idea<\/p>\n
kasi \u2013 plant, vegetation, herb, leaf<\/p>\n
sijelo \u2013 physical body, torso<\/p>\n
suno \u2013 sun, light source, bright glow<\/p>\n
tenpo \u2013 time, occasion, situation<\/p>\n
awen \u2013 enduring, protected, waiting, staying; to continue to<\/p>\n
pi \u2013 of<\/p>\n
ale \u2013 all, plentiful, life, universe; 100<\/p>\n
luka \u2013 arm, hand, tactile organ; five<\/p>\n
kama \u2013 future, to come, to become, summoned, succeed in<\/p>\n
wele \u2013 need\/want, must\/require, should\/wish<\/p>\n
lukin \u2013 eye; to look at, read, watch, to look for, try to<\/p>\n
laso \u2013 blue, green<\/p>\n
loje \u2013 red, reddish<\/p>\n
pimeja \u2013 black, dark, unlit<\/p>\n
walo \u2013 white, whitish; light-coloured, pale<\/p>\n
insa \u2013 centre, inside, between, internal organ, stomach<\/p>\n
monsi \u2013 back, behind, rear<\/p>\n
noka \u2013 foot, leg, bottom, lower part<\/p>\n
poka \u2013 hip, side, next to, nearby<\/p>\n
sinpin \u2013 face, foremost, front, wall<\/p>\n
anpa \u2013 bowing down, downward, humble, dependent<\/p>\n
ante \u2013 different, changed, other<\/p>\n
lete \u2013 cold, cool, uncooked, raw<\/p>\n
lupa \u2013 door, hole, window<\/p>\n
sama \u2013 same, similar, sibling, fellow, as, like<\/p>\n
suwi \u2013 sweet, fragrant, adorable, innocent<\/p>\n
taso \u2013 but, however, only<\/p>\n
alasa \u2013 to hunt, forage<\/p>\n
lawa \u2013 head, mind; to control, guide, plan, rule, own<\/p>\n
len \u2013 cloth, clothing, cover, layer of privacy<\/p>\n
linja \u2013 long and flexible thing; cord, hair, rope, thread, yarn<\/p>\n
pakala \u2013 botched, broken, damaged, harmed, mixed up<\/p>\n
palisa \u2013 long hard thing; branch, rod, stick<\/p>\n
pipi \u2013 bug, insect, ant, spider<\/p>\n
waso \u2013 bird, flying creature, winged animal<\/p>\n
weka \u2013 away, absent, ignored<\/p>\n
lape \u2013 sleeping, resting<\/p>\n
olin \u2013 to love, have compassion for, respect, show affection to<\/p>\n
pan \u2013 grain; barley, wheat; bread, pasta<\/p>\n
pini \u2013 past, ago, completed, ended, finished<\/p>\n
seli \u2013 fire; cooking element, chemical reaction, heat source<\/p>\n
supa \u2013 horizontal surface, thing to put or rest something on; table, bed, chair<\/p>\n
uta \u2013 mouth, lips, oral cavity, jaw<\/p>\n
akesi \u2013 non-cute animal, reptile, amphibian<\/p>\n
esun \u2013 market, shop, fair, business transaction<\/p>\n
kalama \u2013 to produce a sound, recite, utter aloud<\/p>\n
kiwen \u2013 hard object, metal, rock, stone<\/p>\n
ko \u2013 clay, clinging form, dough, paste, powder<\/p>\n
kon \u2013 air, breath, spirit, hidden reality, unseen agent<\/p>\n
kule \u2013 colourful, pigment, paint<\/p>\n
moli \u2013 dead, dying<\/p>\n
musi \u2013 artistic, playful, entertaining, frivolous, recreational<\/p>\n
nasa \u2013 strange, foolish, crazy; drunk<\/p>\n
poki \u2013 container, vessel, geometric shape; bag, bowl, cup, cupboard, drawer<\/p>\n
selo \u2013 outer form, outer layer; bark, peel, shell, skin; boundary<\/p>\n
sike \u2013 round or circular thing; ball, circle, cycle, sphere, wheel; of one year<\/p>\n
sitelen \u2013 image, picture, symbol, mark, writing<\/p>\n
unpa \u2013 to have sexual or marital relations with<\/p>\n
monsuta \u2013 monster, mythical creature, fearful<\/p>\n
namako \u2013 spice, accessory, something added<\/p>\n
kin \u2013 indeed, emphasis word<\/p>\n
kipisi \u2013 to cut, section, fragment, slice<\/p>\n
paku \u2013 to decide, judge, have opinion<\/p>\n
ukele \u2013 dream, fantasy<\/p>\n
salo \u2013 smell, taste<\/p>\n
mako \u2013 salty, bitter, sour<\/p>\n
ante la \u2013 otherwise\/on the other hand<\/p>\n
ike la \u2013 unfortunately<\/p>\n
kama la \u2013 later<\/p>\n
ken la \u2013 maybe<\/p>\n
lawa la \u2013 mainly<\/p>\n
lukin la \u2013 apparently\/clearly<\/p>\n
tenpo ijo kama la \u2013 one of these days\/some time<\/p>\n
mi la \u2013 as for me\/as far as I\u2019m concerned<\/p>\n
ni li ken la \u2013 if possible<\/p>\n
open la \u2013 firstly\/to begin with\/to kick off<\/p>\n
pana lukin la \u2013 for example<\/p>\n
poka la \u2013 besides\/anyway<\/p>\n
poka ni la \u2013 by the way<\/p>\n
pona la \u2013 fortunately<\/p>\n
sama la \u2013 similarly\/likewise<\/p>\n
tenpo pi mute lili la \u2013 sometimes<\/p>\n
sin la \u2013 to start afresh<\/p>\n
sona kama ala la \u2013 suddenly\/unexpectedly<\/p>\n
tan ni la \u2013 that\u2019s why\/therefore<\/p>\n
tenpo ijo la \u2013 once upon a time<\/p>\n
tenpo wan la \u2013 at first\/firstly<\/p>\n
tenpo pini la \u2013 in time past<\/p>\n
tenpo kama la \u2013 in time future<\/p>\n
toki ni la – speaking of (this)<\/p>\n
seme \u2013 what? which?<\/p>\n
lon seme \u2013 where?<\/p>\n
jan seme \u2013 who?<\/p>\n
tan seme \u2013 why?<\/p>\n
tenpo seme \u2013 when?<\/p>\n
kepe nasin seme \u2013 how?<\/p>\n
(le) moku – ate<\/p>\n
(li) moku – eats, eating<\/p>\n
(lo) moku – will eat<\/p>\n
(le) pali pona – fixed, improved<\/p>\n
(li) pali pona – fixes, improves<\/p>\n
(lo) pali pona – will fix, will improve<\/p>\n
(le) suno – lit<\/p>\n
(li) suno – lights, sparks<\/p>\n
(lo) suno – will light<\/p>\n
(le) suli – enlarged, lengthened<\/p>\n
(li) suli – enlarges, lengthens<\/p>\n
(lo) suli – will enlarge, will lengthen<\/p>\n
(le) telo – wetted, washed, melted<\/p>\n
(li) telo – wets, washes, melts<\/p>\n
(lo) telo – will wet, will wash, will melt<\/p>\n
(le) jo – had, contained<\/p>\n
(li) jo – have, contains<\/p>\n
(lo) jo – will have, will contain<\/p>\n
(le) lukin – saw, watched, read<\/p>\n
(li) lukin – sees, watches, reads<\/p>\n
(lo) lukin – will see, will watch, will read<\/p>\n
(le) pakala – broke, hurt, screwed up<\/p>\n
(li) pakala – breaks, hurts, screws up<\/p>\n
(lo) pakala – will break, will hurt, will screw up<\/p>\n
(le) unpa – had sex with<\/p>\n
(li) unpa – has\/having sex with<\/p>\n
(lo) unpa – will have sex with<\/p>\n
(le) wele – wanted, needed, had to<\/p>\n
(li) wele – want, need, have to, must, will, should<\/p>\n
(lo) wele – will want, will need, will have to<\/p>\n
(le) ike – made bad, worsened<\/p>\n
(li) ike – making bad, worsening<\/p>\n
(lo) ike – will make bad, will worsen<\/p>\n
(le) jaki – polluted, dirtied<\/p>\n
(li) jaki – pollutes, dirties<\/p>\n
(lo) jaki – will pollute, will dirty<\/p>\n
(le) lawa – had lead, controlled, ruled, steered<\/p>\n
(li) lawa – leads, controls, rules, steers<\/p>\n
(lo) lawa – will lead, will control, will rule, will steer<\/p>\n
(le) lili – reduced, shortened, shrank, lessened<\/p>\n
(li) lili – reduces, shortens, shrinks, lessens<\/p>\n
(lo) lili – will reduce, will shorten, will shrink, will lessen<\/p>\n
(le) sewi – lifted, got up<\/p>\n
(li) sewi – lifts, gets up<\/p>\n
(lo) sewi – will lift, will get up<\/p>\n
(le) tomo – built, constructed<\/p>\n
(li) tomo – builds, constructs, engineers<\/p>\n
(lo) tomo – will build, will construct<\/p>\n
(le) utala – had hit, attacked, competed with<\/p>\n
(li) utala – hits, attacks, competes with<\/p>\n
(lo) utala – will hit, will attack, will compete with<\/p>\n
(le) kama – brought about, arrived, became<\/p>\n
(li) kama – brings about, arrives, becomes<\/p>\n
(lo) kama – will bring about, will arrive, will become<\/p>\n
(le) len – wore, dressed, had to be dressed<\/p>\n
(li) len – wears, dresses, to be dressed<\/p>\n
(lo) len – will wear, will dress, will be dressed<\/p>\n
(le) mama – mothered, wet-nursed, cared for<\/p>\n
(li) mama – mothers, wet-nurses, mothering, care for<\/p>\n
(lo) mama – will mother, will wet-nurse, will care for<\/p>\n
(le) nasa – became crazy, was driven crazy, made weird<\/p>\n
(li) nasa – becomes crazy, drives crazy, makes weird<\/p>\n
(lo) nasa – will become crazy, will drive crazy, will make weird<\/p>\n
(le) seli – heated, warmed up, cooked<\/p>\n
(li) seli – heats, warms up, cooks<\/p>\n
(lo) seli – will heat, will warm up, will cook<\/p>\n
(le) toki – talked, said<\/p>\n
(li) toki – talks, says, talking<\/p>\n
(lo) toki – will talk, will say<\/p>\n
(le) kepe – with, used<\/p>\n
(li) kepe – with, using<\/p>\n
(lo) kepe – with, will use<\/p>\n
(le) kiwen – solidified, hardened, petrified, fossilized<\/p>\n
(li) kiwen – solidifies, hardens, petrifies, fossilizes<\/p>\n
(lo) kiwen – will solidify, will harden, will petrify, will fossilize<\/p>\n
(le) kon – breathed, blew, puffed<\/p>\n
(li) kon – breathes, blows, puffs<\/p>\n
(lo) kon – will breathe, will blow, will puff<\/p>\n
(le) lon – created, gave birth<\/p>\n
(li) lon – creates, gives birth<\/p>\n
(lo) lon – will create, will give birth<\/p>\n
(le) pana – gave, sent, released, emitted, caused<\/p>\n
(li) pana – gives, puts, sends, releases, emits, causes<\/p>\n
(lo) pana – will give, put, will release, emit, will cause<\/p>\n
(le) poki – boxed, canned, bottled, had put in<\/p>\n
(li) poki – boxes up, puts in, cans, bottles<\/p>\n
(lo) poki – will box, put in, will can, bottle<\/p>\n
(le) nowa – moved, walked<\/p>\n
(li) nowa – moves, walks<\/p>\n
(lo) nowa – will move, will walk<\/p>\n
(le) nowa nowa – ran, travelled<\/p>\n
(li) nowa nowa – runs, travels, running<\/p>\n
(lo) nowa nowa – will run, will travel<\/p>\n
(le) sama – equalized, made similar, equated<\/p>\n
(li) sama – makes equal, makes similar, equates<\/p>\n
(lo) sama – will equalize, make similar, will equate<\/p>\n
(le) sona – knew, understood, knew how to<\/p>\n
(li) sona – knows, understands, knows how to<\/p>\n
(lo) sona – will know, will understand, will know how to<\/p>\n
(li) pini sona – learned, studied<\/p>\n
(li) kama sona – learns, studies, studying<\/p>\n
(lo) kama sona – will learn, will study<\/p>\n
(le) anpa – defeated, conquered<\/p>\n
(li) anpa – defeats, conquers<\/p>\n
(lo) anpa – will defeat, will conquer<\/p>\n
(le) anpa noka – bowed, prostrated<\/p>\n
(li) anpa noka – bows, bowing, prostrates<\/p>\n
(lo) anpa noka – will bow, will prostrate<\/p>\n
(le) nimi – named<\/p>\n
(li) nimi – names, naming<\/p>\n
(lo) nimi – will name<\/p>\n
(le) ken – made possible, enabled, allowed, permitted<\/p>\n
(li) ken – makes possible, enables, allows, permits<\/p>\n
(lo) ken – will make possible, enable, will allow, permit<\/p>\n
(le) lape – knocked out, had put to sleep<\/p>\n
(li) lape – knocks out, puts to sleep<\/p>\n
(lo) lape – will knock out, will put to sleep<\/p>\n
(le) musi – amused, entertained<\/p>\n
(li) musi – amuses, entertains<\/p>\n
(lo) musi – will amuse, will entertain<\/p>\n
(le) pali – did, made, built, created<\/p>\n
(li) pali – doing, does, makes, builds, creates, creating<\/p>\n
(lo) pali – will do, will make, will build, will create<\/p>\n
(le) wawa – strengthened, energized, empowered<\/p>\n
(li) wawa – strengthens, energizes, empowers<\/p>\n
(lo) wawa – will strengthen, will energize, will empower<\/p>\n
(le) awen – kept, stayed, waited, remained<\/p>\n
(li) awen – keeps, stays, waits, remains<\/p>\n
(lo) awen – will keep, stay, will wait, remain<\/p>\n
(le) mu – barked, meowed, mooed, chirped<\/p>\n
(li) mu – barks, meows, moos, chirps<\/p>\n
(lo) mu – will bark, meow, will moo, chirp<\/p>\n
(le) olin – loved<\/p>\n
(li) olin – loves, loving<\/p>\n
(lo) olin – will love<\/p>\n
(le) sin – renewed, renovated, freshened<\/p>\n
(li) sin – renews, renovates, freshens<\/p>\n
(lo) sin – will renew, renovate, will freshen<\/p>\n
(le) suwi – sweetened<\/p>\n
(li) suwi – sweetens, sweetening<\/p>\n
(lo) suwi – will sweeten<\/p>\n
(le) kalama – sounded, rang, played (instrument), made noise<\/p>\n
(li) kalama – sounds, rings, plays (instrument), makes noise<\/p>\n
(lo) kalama – will sound, ring, will play (instrument), will make noise<\/p>\n
(le) kulupu – assembled, called together, convened<\/p>\n
(li) kulupu – assembles, calls together, convenes<\/p>\n
(lo) kulupu – will assemble, will call together, will convene<\/p>\n
(le) ante – changed, altered, modified<\/p>\n
(li) ante – changes, alters, modifies<\/p>\n
(lo) ante – will change, alter, will modify<\/p>\n
(le) lete – cooled down, chilled<\/p>\n
(li) lete – cools down, chills<\/p>\n
(lo) lete – will cool down, will chill<\/p>\n
(le) pilin – felt, thought, touched, fumbled, fiddled, sensed<\/p>\n
(li) pilin – feels, thinks, touches, fumbles, fiddles, senses<\/p>\n
(lo) pilin – will feel, think, will touch, fumble, fiddle, will sense<\/p>\n
(le) kule – painted, colored, dyed<\/p>\n
(li) kule – paints, colors, dyes<\/p>\n
(lo) kule – will paint, color, will dye<\/p>\n
(le) pimeja – darkened, clouded<\/p>\n
(li) pimeja – darkens, clouds<\/p>\n
(lo) pimeja – will darken, will cloud<\/p>\n
(le) sitelen – drew, wrote<\/p>\n
(li) sitelen – draws, writes<\/p>\n
(lo) sitelen – will draw, will write<\/p>\n
(le) walo
\nwhitened, whitewashed<\/p>\n
(li) walo – whitens, whitewashes<\/p>\n
(lo) walo – will whiten, whitewash<\/p>\n
(le) alasa – hunted, foraged<\/p>\n
(li) alasa – hunts, forages<\/p>\n
(lo) alasa – will hunt, will forage<\/p>\n
(le) kasi – planted, grew<\/p>\n
(li) kasi – plants, grows<\/p>\n
(lo) kasi – will plant, will grow<\/p>\n
(le) moli – killed<\/p>\n
(li) moli – kills<\/p>\n
(lo) moli – will kill<\/p>\n
(li) pini moli – died<\/p>\n
(li) kama moli – dies, dying, coming to the end<\/p>\n
(lo) kama moli – will die, come to an end<\/p>\n
(le) namako – spiced, flavored, decorated<\/p>\n
(li) namako – spices, flavors, decorates<\/p>\n
(lo) namako – will spice, flavor, will decorate<\/p>\n
(le) pan – sowed, gardened<\/p>\n
(li) pan – sows, gardens<\/p>\n
(lo) pan – will sow, will garden<\/p>\n
(le) ko – squashed, pulverized<\/p>\n
(li) ko – squashes, pulverizes<\/p>\n
(lo) ko – will squash, will pulverize<\/p>\n
(le) kute – heard, listened<\/p>\n
(li) kute – hears, listens<\/p>\n
(lo) kute – will hear, will listen<\/p>\n
(le) lupa – pierced, stabbed, perforated<\/p>\n
(li) lupa – pierces, stabs, perforates<\/p>\n
(lo) lupa – will pierce, stab, will perforate<\/p>\n
(le) palisa – stretched, had beat, poked, sexually aroused<\/p>\n
(li) palisa – stretches, beats, pokes, sexually arouses<\/p>\n
(lo) palisa – will stretch, beat, poke, will sexually arouse<\/p>\n
(le) selo – sheltered, protected, guarded<\/p>\n
(li) selo – shelters, protects, guards<\/p>\n
(lo) selo – will shelter, protect, will guard<\/p>\n
(le) sijelo – healed, cured<\/p>\n
(li) sijelo – heals, cures<\/p>\n
(lo) sijelo – will heal, will cure<\/p>\n
(le) sike – orbited, circled, revolved, circled around, rotated<\/p>\n
(li) sike – orbits, circles, revolves, circles around, rotates<\/p>\n
(lo) sike – will orbit, circle, revolve, will circle around, rotate<\/p>\n
(le) uta – kissed, sucked, orally stimulated<\/p>\n
(li) uta – kisses, sucks, orally stimulates<\/p>\n
(lo) uta – will kiss, suck, will orally stimulate<\/p>\n
(le) uta utala – bit<\/p>\n
(li) uta utala – bite, bites<\/p>\n
(lo) uta utala – will bite<\/p>\n
(le) wan – united, made one<\/p>\n
(li) wan – unites, makes one<\/p>\n
(lo) wan – will unite, will make one<\/p>\n
(le) tu – divided, doubled, separated, had cut in two<\/p>\n
(li) tu – divides, doubles, separates, cuts in two<\/p>\n
(lo) tu – will divide, double, separate, will cut in two<\/p>\n
(le) esun – bought, sold, bartered, swapped<\/p>\n
(li) esun – buys, sells, barters, swaps<\/p>\n
(lo) esun – will buy, sell, will barter, swap<\/p>\n
(le) nanpa – counted, numbered<\/p>\n
(li) nanpa – counts, numbers<\/p>\n
(lo) nanpa – will count, will number<\/p>\n
(le) open – started, opened, began, turned on<\/p>\n
(li) open – starts, opens, begins, turns on<\/p>\n
(lo) open – will start, open, begin, will turn on<\/p>\n
(le) pini – stopped, closed, ended, finished, turned off<\/p>\n
(li) pini – stops, closes, ends, finishes, turns off<\/p>\n
(lo) pini – will stop, close, end, finish, will turn off<\/p>\n
(le) weka – removed, ignored, eliminated, threw away, got rid of<\/p>\n
(li) weka – removes, ignores, eliminates, throws away, gets rid of<\/p>\n
(lo) weka – will remove, ignore, eliminate, will throw away, get rid of<\/p>\n
(le) kipisi – had cut, sliced<\/p>\n
(li) kipisi – cuts, slices<\/p>\n
(lo) kipisi – will cut, will slice<\/p>\n
(le) paku – decided, judged<\/p>\n
(li) paku – decide, judge<\/p>\n
(lo) paku – will decide, will judge<\/p>\n
(le) ukele – imagined, fantasized<\/p>\n
(li) ukele – imagines, fantasizes<\/p>\n
(lo) ukele – will imagine, fantasize<\/p>\n
(le) salo – smelled, tasted<\/p>\n
(li) salo – smells, tastes<\/p>\n
(lo) salo – will smell, taste<\/p>\n
1 – wan<\/p>\n
2 – tu<\/p>\n
3 – tu wan<\/p>\n
4 – tu tu<\/p>\n
5 – luka<\/p>\n
6 – luka wan<\/p>\n
7 – luka tu<\/p>\n
8 – luka tu wan<\/p>\n
9 – luka tu tu<\/p>\n
10 – luka luka<\/p>\n
13 – luka luka tu wan<\/p>\n
20 – mute<\/p>\n
78 – mute mute mute luka luka luka tu wan<\/p>\n
100, infinity – ale<\/p>\n
102 – ale tu<\/p>\n
nanpa – numbers; (when precedes number, denotes ordinal -st\/-rd)<\/p>\n
noka sinpin – forward<\/p>\n
noka monsi – backward<\/p>\n
luka lili – left<\/p>\n
luka suli – right<\/p>\n
insa sewi – upward<\/p>\n
insa ma – downward<\/p>\n
insa ‘leku’ – North<\/p>\n
insa ‘lalo’ – South<\/p>\n
insa ‘mana’ – East<\/p>\n
insa ‘lana’ – West<\/p>\n
kama jo – get\/receive<\/p>\n
jan lili – child<\/p>\n
jan utala – soldier<\/p>\n
jan pona – friend<\/p>\n
telo nasa – alcohol<\/p>\n
jan pakala – disabled person<\/p>\n
ike lukin – ugly<\/p>\n
utala toki – argue<\/p>\n
jan poka – neighbour<\/p>\n
poka telo – beach\/riverbank<\/p>\n
nowa musi – dance<\/p>\n
jan ala – nobody<\/p>\n
jan ale – everybody<\/p>\n
jan ale ala – some people<\/p>\n
pona lukin – pretty<\/p>\n
ma tomo – city\/village<\/p>\n
suno pona – good day<\/p>\n
lape pona – good night\/sleep well<\/p>\n
moku pona – bon apetite<\/p>\n
mi nowa – leaving now (goodbye)<\/p>\n
nowa pona – goodbye<\/p>\n
kama pona – welcome<\/p>\n
musi pona – have fun<\/p>\n
nimi mi li – my name is<\/p>\n
ona li pona tawa mi – I like it<\/p>\n
ona li ike tawa mi – I don’t like it<\/p>\n
kama sona – learn<\/p>\n
lon seme – where?<\/p>\n
jan seme – who?<\/p>\n
sina kama tan ma seme – where are you from?<\/p>\n
tan seme – why?<\/p>\n
supa lape – bed<\/p>\n
tomo pi telo nasa – pub\/bar<\/p>\n
jan lawa – leader\/boss<\/p>\n
tomo nowa kon – plane<\/p>\n
nasin sewi – religion<\/p>\n
kalama musi – music<\/p>\n
kepe nasin seme – how?<\/p>\n
seli li lon – it is hot<\/p>\n
lete li lon – it is cold<\/p>\n
mi taso li lon – I’m alone<\/p>\n
sitelen nowa – film\/TV show<\/p>\n
sitelen ma – map<\/p>\n
telo moli – poison<\/p>\n
kasi anpa – grass<\/p>\n
ma kasi – garden\/forest<\/p>\n
nowa lon kon – flying<\/p>\n
ijo uta walo – teeth<\/p>\n
anpa lawa – neck<\/p>\n
len luka – gloves<\/p>\n
len noka – shoes\/trousers<\/p>\n
len sijelo – clothes<\/p>\n
nena sike meli – breasts\/titties\/boobs<\/p>\n
palisa mije – penis<\/p>\n
sike mije – testicles<\/p>\n
lupa meli – vagina<\/p>\n
nena kute – ear<\/p>\n
nena monsi – buttocks<\/p>\n
telo jelo – urine<\/p>\n
ko jaki – feces<\/p>\n
telo sijelo loje – blood<\/p>\n
weka tan – far from<\/p>\n
weka ala tan – not far from<\/p>\n
tenpo mute – often\/a lot<\/p>\n
tenpo pi mute seme – how many times?<\/p>\n
tomo sona – school<\/p>\n
tomo lipu – bibliotheca<\/p>\n
tenpo ale – always<\/p>\n
seme li sin – what’s new?<\/p>\n
musi utala – sport (contact)<\/p>\n
jan sona – scientist\/ knowledgeable\/educated person<\/p>\n
tomo nowa pi linja – train<\/p>\n
pini e nowa – arrive\/stop<\/p>\n
telo anpa lon kiwen suli – waterfall<\/p>\n
utala suli – war<\/p>\n
ni li lili tawa mi – I don’t mind\/it doesn’t matter<\/p>\n
ni li lili li suli tawa sina – Do you mind\/care?<\/p>\n
tomo pi jan awen – hotel<\/p>\n
wele sona – curious<\/p>\n
kasi kiwen – tree<\/p>\n
toki ante – translate<\/p>\n
pali e sitelen – take a photo<\/p>\n
tomo mani – bank<\/p>\n
pana e mani tawa – buy\/pay for …<\/p>\n
ilo sona – computer<\/p>\n
awen pali e ona – keep doing it\/continue<\/p>\n
kulupu mama – family<\/p>\n
lete kiwen – frozen<\/p>\n
kulupu lawa – government<\/p>\n
soweli tomo – pet<\/p>\n
telo sewi li kama – it’s raining<\/p>\n
telo sewi – rain<\/p>\n
sewi kon – sky<\/p>\n
jan sin – stranger<\/p>\n
ilo toki – telephone<\/p>\n
tomo telo – toilet<\/p>\n
kama pona – improve\/get better<\/p>\n
sina pilin seme – How are you (feeling)?<\/p>\n
tomo telo li lon seme – Where’s the toilet?<\/p>\n
jan toki – messenger<\/p>\n
ma telo – swamp\/muddy area<\/p>\n
nasin telo – river\/lake<\/p>\n
nasin ma – walking path\/trail<\/p>\n
telo suli – ocean<\/p>\n
mi olin e sina – I love you<\/p>\n
telo walo – milk<\/p>\n
telo pimeja wawa – coffee<\/p>\n
telo kasi wawa – tea<\/p>\n
telo suwi seli – hot chocolate<\/p>\n
telo kili – juice<\/p>\n
mi mute – we (several)<\/p>\n
mi ale – we (everyone)<\/p>\n
sina mute – you (several)<\/p>\n
sina ale – you (everyone)<\/p>\n
ala lukin ale – blind<\/p>\n
ala kute ale – deaf<\/p>\n
tenpo suno ni – today<\/p>\n
tenpo pimeja ni – tonight<\/p>\n
tenpo mun ni – this month<\/p>\n
toki sin – answer<\/p>\n
sin toki – new expression\/talk\/thought<\/p>\n
ala kule lukin ale – colorblind<\/p>\n
ilo pi lukin ale – eyeglasses<\/p>\n
sijelo telo – wet body, sweaty<\/p>\n
telo sijelo – body sweat<\/p>\n
kasi kule – flower<\/p>\n
kasi kili – flower nectar\/fruit<\/p>\n
kepe nasin – how (to do something)<\/p>\n
akesi jelo – slug, earthworm<\/p>\n
akesi kiwen tomo – large turtle, sea turtle<\/p>\n
akesi linja – snake, serpent<\/p>\n
akesi sike tomo – turtle<\/p>\n
akesi telo – frog, amphibian<\/p>\n
akesi tomo – gecko, lizard, etc<\/p>\n
akesi waso – pterodactyl<\/p>\n
waso ma – land bird, chicken, ostrich<\/p>\n
waso kon – sky bird, most birds<\/p>\n
waso telo – water bird, seagull, penguin<\/p>\n
lon tenpo pi pali ala – be taking a sabbatical, break from work<\/p>\n
pilin ala – indifferent, unfeeling<\/p>\n
sina lon ala lon – Are you there?<\/p>\n
sona ala – uneducated<\/p>\n
tenpo ala – never<\/p>\n
ale ala – some (thing, one), not all<\/p>\n
ale li pona – all is good [General optimistic encouraging remark]<\/p>\n
ale ma – earth’s life<\/p>\n
ale pi sitelen ala – the Unmanifested<\/p>\n
ale sewi – The All (The One, The Omni-)<\/p>\n
tenpo ale – always, all the time<\/p>\n
anpa ala – below zero<\/p>\n
anpa ike – fall, collapse (vi, n)<\/p>\n
anpa lawa – neck, throat<\/p>\n
anpa pi sinpin lawa – chin<\/p>\n
kasi anpa – grass<\/p>\n
lon anpa – below, under, beneath, at the bottom, down from<\/p>\n
ante e lipu – shuffle<\/p>\n
ante e toki – translate<\/p>\n
ante lon – alter (vt), speed<\/p>\n
jan pi ma ante – foreigner<\/p>\n
awen e pilin lon – fix thoughts on<\/p>\n
awen lon – live in\/at, keep\/remain in<\/p>\n
awen pona – keep well, patient, keep well<\/p>\n
awen sinpin – stand (keep standing)<\/p>\n
awen unpa pi nasin soweli – doggy style<\/p>\n
awen wawa – keep strong<\/p>\n
pali pi tenpo awen – part-time work<\/p>\n
toki awen – text, literature<\/p>\n
toki awen sona – lesson<\/p>\n
tomo awen (ike) – prison, jail<\/p>\n
ona mije – he, him<\/p>\n
ona meli – she, her<\/p>\n
ona sina – they, them<\/p>\n
ona unpa tu – homosexual, crossdresser, hermaphrodite<\/p>\n
sina mi – we, our<\/p>\n
ukele sewi – vision, prophecy<\/p>\n
ukele lon – prediction, theory<\/p>\n
ukele pali – test, experiment<\/p>\n
ukele unpa – sexual fantasy, dream<\/p>\n
ma selo – environment<\/p>\n
ma nena lili – hill<\/p>\n
ma nena suli – mountain<\/p>\n
ma kasi – forest<\/p>\n
tomo insa – house inside<\/p>\n
sijelo insa – body inside<\/p>\n
ma insa – underground<\/p>\n
ma lupa – ground hole, door to underground<\/p>\n
ilo pi kalama linja – string instrument<\/p>\n
ilo pi kalama kon – horn, wind instrument<\/p>\n
ilo pi kalama utala – percussion instrument<\/p>\n
sijelo utala – self defense<\/p>\n
ilo pi kiwen seli – fire weapon, handgun, rifle, grenade,<\/p>\n
ilo pi kiwen kipisi – knife for hunting<\/p>\n
ilo pi kiwen palisa – club, stick for fighting<\/p>\n
ike mi – my bad, sorry<\/p>\n
ike tawa mi – bad towards me<\/p>\n
pona tawa mi – good towards me<\/p>\n
ken ken – yes<\/p>\n
nimi utala – fighting, hate words<\/p>\n
nimi olin – loving words<\/p>\n
nimi pona – peace words<\/p>\n
nimi mi\/sina\/kulupu ‘…’ – name is ‘…’<\/p>\n
tenpo pini – past<\/p>\n
tenpo lon – now, present<\/p>\n
tenpo kama – future<\/p>\n
e unpa uta – oral sex, kiss\/suck sexually<\/p>\n
e unpa palisa – sexual intercourse<\/p>\n
e unpa monsi – anal sex<\/p>\n
nowa sike ko – tire<\/p>\n
nowa sike kiwen – wheel<\/p>\n
nowa sike kasi – wooden wheel<\/p>\n
supa kasi – table<\/p>\n
supa moku – eating table<\/p>\n
supa kama sona – learning table<\/p>\n
supa lape – sleeping table, bed<\/p>\n
supa lape sewi – chair<\/p>\n
len sinpin – face mask<\/p>\n
musi musi – party, carnival<\/p>\n
ike jaki pi lili lukin ala – virus, bacteria<\/p>\n
utala pona – protect, guard<\/p>\n
esun pi ilo mute pi kiwen seli – weapons store\/market<\/p>\n
ilo pi palisa seli – fire stick, lighter<\/p>\n
akesi luka mute – spider<\/p>\n
pipi noka mute – centipede, millipede<\/p>\n
pipi luka sewi – praying mantis<\/p>\n
suno pimeja – solar eclipse<\/p>\n
mun pimeja – new moon<\/p>\n
mun suli – full moon<\/p>\n
mun kipisi – quarter moon<\/p>\n
mun lili mute – planets, stars<\/p>\n
telo sike lili – low tide, small wave<\/p>\n
telo sike suli – high tide, big wave<\/p>\n
akesi telo – crab, shrimp, starfish, seahorse, etc<\/p>\n
kala wawa – shark<\/p>\n
kala supa – stingray<\/p>\n
soweli telo – sea lion, porpoise, etc.<\/p>\n
kala suli – whale<\/p>\n
kala soweli – dolphin, etc<\/p>\n
kasi telo – water plant<\/p>\n
kasi telo pi telo suli – ocean seaweed<\/p>\n
kala palisa kiwen – vanna<\/p>\n
kala sike pi linja ike mute – jellyfish<\/p>\n
kasi kiwen telo – coral plants<\/p>\n
kiwen telo – coral<\/p>\n
suli sewi – enlarge upward, grow up<\/p>\n
toki ukele – myth, story<\/p>\n
lukin lon – fact, evidence, true<\/p>\n
ukele sewi – vision, insight<\/p>\n
o ala ala – forbidden<\/p>\n
kama sin – more, please<\/p>\n
kama ante suli – make more, more<\/p>\n
kama ante lili – make less, less<\/p>\n
selo sike noka – foot ball<\/p>\n
musi pi selo sike noka – game of football, aka soccer<\/p>\n
selo sike luka – hand ball<\/p>\n
musi pi selo sike luka – game of handball, basketball<\/p>\n
musi pi selo sike linja – game of netball, volleyball<\/p>\n
musi pi selo sike palisa – game of batball, baseball, cricket<\/p>\n
musi pi selo sike utala – game of attack ball, rugby, tackle football<\/p>\n
musi pi telo supa – game of water table, surfing, waterboarding<\/p>\n
pu musi pi nowa nowa – games of running<\/p>\n
musi pi nowa nowa palisa – game of running straight, fast dash<\/p>\n
musi pi nowa nowa linja – game of running curvy, cross-country<\/p>\n
musi pi nowa nowa ma – game of running land, marathon<\/p>\n
musi pi nowa nowa telo – game of swimming water<\/p>\n
musi pi nowa telo palisa – game of swimming straight – water dash, water relay<\/p>\n
pu musi pi sitelen sona – games of knowing image, cards<\/p>\n
o lupa! – goal, basket, try, touchdown, homerun, etc<\/p>\n
li … – particle separator; present tense<\/p>\n
le … – past tense particle<\/p>\n
lo … – future tense particle<\/p>\n
e … – noun indicating particle<\/p>\n
o … – command-attention particle<\/p>\n
… la – modifying particle<\/p>\n
… pi … – of; complex noun modifyer<\/p>\n
po … – to, for; verb infinitive particle<\/p>\n
pu … – plural indicating particle (when all same group, elsewise use …mute)<\/p>\n
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toki suli: toki pona ma lili ni e toki ante pi toki pona (‘island dialect’). wele sina kama sona po toki e toki pona anu seme?<\/p>\n
toki ni e lon tan e jan ‘Sonja Lang’. o lukin e toki pona mama. toki ni li awen lon e lipu: ‘toki pona the language of good<\/a>‘.<\/p>\n wele sina kama sona ala kama sona po toki e toki pona ma lili?: ‘Learn Here on Memrise<\/a>‘<\/p>\n wele ala wele sina ale li lukin e lipu pi sitelen pi ‘pana lukin’ toki pona? lukin tawa e lipu ni.<\/a><\/p>\n wele ala wele sina ale li kute e toki pona ma lili? tenpo ni o kute sina!<\/p>\n some of my thoughts here in audio format in toki pona ma lili.<\/p>\n