Pisin diksinari (square words)
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Balbal
A type of tree, usually planted as a marker, especially marking out tribal land boundaries.

Bombom
Dry Coconut frond torch

Bubu (pupu)
Grandparent, either male or female

Bukbuk
Small swellings, on skin of animals or plants

Dukduk
Tolai spirit dancer

Gorgor
Soft long stem plant with big leaves

Kaikai
Food. To eat food

kaskas
scabies. Bel kaskas: feeling of acute anger as if one had a very sore gut...

Kaukau
Sweet potato

Kongkong
Big leaf edible root crop like the taro

Kotkot
Crow

Laplap
Wrap-around cloth worn to cover the lower part of the body. Fijians call it ‘lavalava’

Liklik
Small

Makmak
Sign, tattoo, money

Mama
Mother

Marimari
Compassion
Marmar
Luciana tree

Mumu
Earth cooking using hot-stones and steam

Natnat
Mosquito

Papa
Father

Pekpek
What solid stuff that comes out of the rear end of animals and humans (and often from the mouth of politicians and drunks)

Pispis
Liquid stuff that that comes out of the genitals. (Happens too frequently if the owner of the genitals is drinking lots of SP.)

Pitpit
Edible Cane-flower tip

Popo
Pawpaw (papaya)

Pukpuk
Crocodile

Puspus
Physical sexual act, coitus, intercourse (usually consensual)

purpur
Grass skirt

Rokrok
Frog

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more to define....

singsing
saksak
Samsam
Sipsip

supsup
susu
seksek
tingting
toktok
waswas
welwel

...to be cont'd, added on, etc, etc.....
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...Mangi-nambis...calling from the South Seas...

...
giligili: tickles
kiskis: barbs (on spear or arrow)
kuskus: clerk
matmat: cemetry
wanwan: each; one at a time
welwel: slipery
wilwil: bycicle

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Repetitive pidgin words;
longlong- insane, mad, crazy
nilnil- thorns
mosmos- bed bugs
warawara- wet
laulau-
sutsut-
etc...

pispis - urinate, taking a piss
mama - mother
pitpit - ??
meme - goat
tiktik - ??


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What does these words mean?

1. pekpek

2. puspus

3. kankan

4. kaikai kankan

5. kwapim bekbek

lukluk: see, observe, witness....
pilai pilai: play, games , jokes, tickles...

Gorgor - Soft long stem plant with big leaves which has a customary purpose. Traditionally used [predominantly] by the people of the New Guinea Islands region of PNG as a mark of taboo. Eg: An individual or a party wanting to prohibit access to someone/group [opposing clan] of people from entering a certain area. The land owner[s] or clan leader[s] will tie a gorgor plant onto a stick then plant that stick into the ground in the middle of the road leading to that particular area thus preventing access. People will respect this mark [or they should] and avoid setting foot in this area. Other example where it could be used is where an individual or party wish to halt development [building], the Gorgor plant can be used effectively int his situation.

Kaskas - scabies, tree kangaroo [Kapul] found in the forests of PNG
Kotkot - crow [bird]
Marmar - raintree

Ngutngut - betlenut fallen from the tree, ready to germinate when it is plucked from the soil beneath, shelled and chewed with daka and kabang [mustard and lime]

Pekpek - to excrete, feces
Purpur - flower, flowers
Saksak - Sago

Samsam - Dance
Singsing - traditional feast with performances of traditional dance and song. Used also to describe singing in general [verb].

Sipsip - sheep [Animal].
supsup - snack eaten by the people of the Eastern Highlands province of PNG. Spring onions are mashed together with Maggi stock cubes and eaten.

Susu - breasts. Milk.
Seksek - shake, shock, fright
Tingting - to think
Toktok - to talk
Waswas - to wash/have a shower
Welwel - slippery

samsam - dance
singsing - sing/tribal dance
waswas- wash
kaskas- scabies
puspus- sex
nana - baby
papa
mama
tata- wave goodbye or goodbye
sasa - zibe
haha - hehe