- intetpiti
- Interpreter; translator.
- introdusi
- Introduce; lead; bring in; insert.
- introdusion
- Introduction. Also introduksion
- inturompe
- Interrupt; interfere with; intercept; disturb; cause a discontinuance; stop in the midst of.
- inutet
- Paralysis; paralyzed; unfit; unserviceable.
- inákomprende
- noun. concord; agreement; harmony; mutual understanding.
- ipe'
- Cut open; split; notch; chip.
- ira
- Disaster; calamity; catastrophe; cataclysm; tumult; violent outburst; tempest.
- irana
- Toad.
- irensia
- Inheritance.
- iresa
- Eraser.
- irida
- Will; give an inheritance.
- irida
- Wound; sore.
- iridao
- Wounded; pregnant--before marrriage.
- iridao
- Victim; dupe.
- iridera
- Heir. (female)
- irideru
- Heir. (male)
- iriko'
- Type of fish--small fish; often used as tuna bait. Obtained in dried form from Japan.
- isa
- noun. Rainbow.
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- isague
- vt. To offend; transgress; cause to sin; cause to feel hurt or resentful.
- isao
- noun. a sin; an offense; a fault or wrondoing; a crime; a violation. verb. to commit a sin.
- isao dånkolo
- Mortal sin. Literally, big sin.
- isao dikike'
- Venial sin. Literally, small sin.
- isao må'gas
- Mortal sin. Literally, chief sin.
- isao orihinåt
- Original sin.
- isao ñalalang
- Venial sin. Literally, light sin.
- isek
- Pass through; go by way of.
- isisio
- March--as in a formation.
- isla
- noun. Island, isle (geography).
- isleta
- Small island.
- istoria
- History.
- Istoria Sågråda
- Bible history.
- itak
- Bird--legendary. Is said to come out at night, and is heard only by a few people, especially when an unmarried girl is pregnant.
- Italia
- Italy.
- Italiåna
- Italian. (female)
- Italiånu
- Italian. (male)
- itbåna
- Quilting seam.
- iteng
- Pick; break off, especially from flowers, fruit, bananas, etc.; banana bunch.
- ito'
- Type of fish--clarias batrachus (family clariidae). Fresh-water catfishes.
- iya
- Article, used with geographical place names and with emphatic pronouns.