Lungalunga

Introduction

Lungalunga is a language of Papua New Guinea. It is spoken in East New Britain Province, Gazelle peninsula, Ataliklikun bay, Lungalunga and Vunamarita villages.

The Lungalunga Verb

Verblist

• biute -- to squeeze
• burasi -- to fall
• burut -- to fear
• diavu palari -- to lie down
• diavu, i diavu -- to sleep
• doko -- to kill
• gire -- to see
• gosa -- to stab, pierce
• i eani -- to eat
• i kisikisi -- to sit
• i le vana utl -- to come
• i le vana, i vanavana -- to walk
• i momo -- to drink
• i salari -- to swim
• i soso, tunia -- to burn
• i varivarikarat -- to bite
• i vuvusu -- to blow
• ikasi kasi, tagagar -- to scratch
• imbisi -- to spit
• isali -- to flow
• kakali -- to dig
• ko, kue -- to climb
• kubulia -- to shoot
• kubuse, visia -- to tie up, fasten
• kukulu -- to buy
• kulube, papara -- to cook
• launina -- to live, be alive
• longi -- to steal
• luluku -- to count
• mamai -- to chew
• manasungu -- to breathe
• maru maruai -- to vomit
• mati -- to die, be dead
• mauviavi -- to yawn
• nongon -- to laugh
• nukusure -- to know, be knowledgeable
• numui -- to suck
• nunuku -- to think
• papakati -- to pound, beat
• papalum -- to work
• papasi -- to open, uncover
• parakusu, sive -- to hide
• pipilaki -- to choose
• poka -- to cut, hack
• pupukusei -- to turn
• pururung -- to fly
• ririvuan -- to dream
• rovoi -- to hunt
• sangine, tadange -- to sniff, smell
• sarikia -- to split
• sioko -- to grow
• sisingi -- to sew
• surungu -- to swell
• tangisi -- to cry
• turu turu -- to stand
• tutupar, vuse -- to throw
• varubu -- to hit
• vaum -- to plant
• vavaturu -- to hold
• vitiri -- to say
• volongoro -- to hear