1. the Malay apple fruit and tree (Yambosa malaccensis)
2. a kind of hardwood (Eugenia malaccensis)
Tok Pisin (New Guinea Pidgin) English Bilingual Dictionary & Encyclopedia of Papua New Guinea
1. the Malay apple fruit and tree (Yambosa malaccensis)
2. a kind of hardwood (Eugenia malaccensis)
(Edible greens, green leafy vegetable) Hibiscus spinach’ or ‘Sunset hibiscus’ Hisbiscus manihot or Abelmoschus manihot. The centre of origin of the plant is Sulawesi-New Guinea, extending across Melanesia some time before European contact. The taxonomic name, Hisbiscus manihot or Abelmoschus manihot, differs among authorities.
See also: Aibika in Papua New Guinea
idea
iodine (also yot).
a soup-like dish from East New Britain (made by cooking chicken and vegetables rapidly in coconut milk heated with hot stones)
eyeglasses, spectacle
1. flirt, envy, desire, to look longingly at (see also mangalim)
2. (Place name) Aigris Maket a very small roadside market on the Bulolo-Aseki road near Pararoa Primary School, Watut Council area, Morobe Province, so-named because Watut girls are not meant to flirt at all.
a tree with edible fruit, Tahitian chestnut (Inocarpus fagiferus)
island
iron, steel, made of iron, metallic