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According to the 7th edition of the official dictionary
Published on 25/12/2023



olili-lan english

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NOUNS

a ah! oh! (interj.)
akesi reptile/amphibian
(e)akali bird (wn. vrb.- fly)
akata animal
(e)akala fish (wn. vrb.- swim)
akasi plant
asoveli beast
akili fruit/vegetable
apipi bug/insect
ale all
anta other
(e)amerta Store/market (to sell)
alama thing (filler word)
alo tool
akalama sound/noise
akana fire
atela land
atelo water
akon air
akolo color
akote ear
alava head
asilelo body
asipine face
aselo skin
anoka leg
amota mouth
alene cloth
alinisa wave
alipo sheet
alopa hole
akolopo group
amama mom/dad (parent)
apata brother
anaka girl/boy (child)
ako man/person/human
amonsi rear
ame animal noise
amani money
anamako extra
animi name
(o/e)amalov love/to love
apalisa stick/wood
apana food
apoki box/container
asike circle/round
anasin path
anena hill/elevation
amono moon
asono sun
asopa couch/bed/rest place
atomo room
atenpo time
akive rock/stone
(e)avava power (to power)
avila home, house
(e)avaka start/beginning
sipati god/entity
lan language

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ADJECTIVES

onepa Fuck/curseword
omama big
olili little/small
osovi sweet
omote many
oliki few
osoli great
osino new
osevi high
opona good
oke bad
oseli hot
olete cold
olaki yucky/sticky

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NUMBERS

lan Zero/nothing
ta One
te two
ti three
to four
atono (tatono) hand (five)
nanepa number
kinti hundred
mili thousand
tili million

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ADVERBS AND PREFIXES

pi- past verb prefix
ni- future verb prefix
si yes
pepe now
se to
vo and
ki of
lo this
li there
poka with
sama same
seme what
nama if
pin indeed
mo or
taso but
na(-) not/negative (can be prefix)
koko- male prefix (when needed)
kaka- female prefix (when needed)
son in/at/on
sila inside
tan from
ken can/possible (with "?" makes a question)
-(o)s plural suffix
-(i)v possessive suffix
mi- external word prefix

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PRONOUNS

i I/me
iti you (singular)
ili he/she/it
ip we
itip you (plural)
ilip they

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COLORS

melo yellow
mako blue
maso red
valo white
vola black

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VERBS

even to keep/mantain
eko to have/possess
eli to be (opt.)
elokin to see
emoku to eat
(a)emoli to die (death/dead)
emosi to play
epen to open
epakala to break
epali to work
epana to give
(a)epini to end (the end)
(a)esitele to draw/write (drawing)
(a)esona to know (knowlege)
etava to go
etoki to speak/say/talk
etala to fight/attack
eveka to drop/let go
evile to want
epilin to feel
elape to sleep
ekipisi to cut
elasa to hunt/follow
ekama to come
(a)esoti to live (life)
evoki to do/make/create
eliki to think


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