Vocabulary

Nouns Verbs/Adjectives
jan - somebody, anybody, moku - eat, drink
person, etc. pona - good, simple; to fix, to repair
mi - I, me suli - big, tall, long, important
moku - food
sina - you Grammatical Words
suno - sun, light li - separates a 3rd person subject
telo - water, liquid from its verb (see notes below)

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Nouns Verbs
ilo - tool, device, machine jo - to have; ownership, possession
kili - any fruit or vegetable lukin - to see, to look at; vision, sight
ni - this, that pakala - mess up, destroy; accident
ona - he, she, it unpa - have sex with; sex; sexual
wile - to want, to need, to have to;
pipi - bug, insect, spider
desire
ma - land, country, region,
outside area Grammatical Words
ijo - something, anything, stuff, e - introduces direct object (see notes
thing below)

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ike - bad, evil, complicated
jaki - dirty, nasty; trash
lawa - main, leading; head; to lead
len - clothing, clothe
lili - little
mute - many, a lot
nasa - crazy, stupid, silly, weird
seli - warm, hot
sewi - high, superior; sky
tomo - house, building
utala - war, battle; to fight

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lon - to be in/at/on, to exist; in, at, on

kama - to come, to happen, to cause
pana - to give, to send, to release, to emit
kepeken - to use; with, using
poki - container, bowl, glass, cup, box, etc.
kiwen - stone, rock; hard like a rock
toki - language; to talk, to speak
kon - air, atmosphere, spirit, wind
tawa - to go to, to move; to, for
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Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives Usually Prepositions

anpa - ground; low, deep; to lower, to defeat sama - same, similar
insa - inside, stomach tan - reason, cause; because of
monsi - rear, back, behind
sewi - high, above, roof, top, sky poka - side; beside, nearby, with

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ala - not, none; nothing musi - to have fun, to amuse; game, fun
ale or ali - everything, all pali - to do, to make, to work; activity, work
ken - can, to be able to; possibility sona - to know, to know how to; wisdom
lape - to sleep; sleep wawa - strong, intense; energy, power

You've already learned toki and pona, but you're being reintroduced to them
because they're going to be used differently in this lesson.

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a - ahh, ha!, umm, hmm, ooh, etc. nimi - name, word

awen - to wait, to pause, to stay; remaining o - used for vocative and imperative
mama - parent pona - yay!, cool, good
mije - man, husband, boyfriend, male toki - language; hey!
meli - woman, wife, girlfriend, female
mu - woof, meow, moo, any animal sound

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olin - to love affectionately, as of a person

seme - what, which (used to make question words)
sin - new, another, more
supa - any type of furniture
suwi - sweet, cute; candy, cookie

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pi - essentially means "of"; see notes below
kalama - sound, noise; to make noise, to play an instrument
kulupu - group, community, society
nasin - road, way, doctrine, method

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ante - other, different lipu - paper, sheet, page, ticket, etc.

anu - or mani - money, currency
en - and pilin - feel, think
kin - indeed, still, too taso - but, only
lete - cold; to freeze

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jelo - yellow pimeja - black, dark

kule - color; to paint, to color sitelen - picture, image; to draw, to write
laso - blue walo - white
loje - red

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akesi - reptile, amphibian moli - death; to die, to kill

kala - fish or an animal that live in water soweli - mammal
kasi - plant waso - bird

Don't forget that pipi is any type of bug.

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ko - semi-solid substance oko - eye

(glue, powder, etc.) palisa - rod, stick, pointy thing
kute - to hear selo - skin, external surface of something
linja - line, hair sijelo - body
luka - arm, hand sike - circle, ball
lupa - hole, orifice, door, window sinpin - wall, chest
nena - bump, hill, extrusion uta - mouth
noka - leg, foot
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nanpa - number wan - one; to unite

tu - two; to divide weka - away; to remove, to eliminate

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la - separates adverb of open - to open, to begin, to turn on

context from sentence pini - end; to end, to stop, to turn off
mun - moon, lunar tenpo - time

Also make sure you remember what kama and ni mean, because they will be
used a lot with la phrases.