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    TOKI PONA
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    PARTICLES
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a a or kin kin
    (emphasis, emotion or confirmation)
anu anu
    or
e e
    (before the direct object)
en en
    (between multiple subjects)
la la
    (between the context phrase and the main sentence)
li li
    (between any subject except mi alone or sina alone and its VERB; also to introduce a new VERB for the same subject)
mu mu
    (animal noise or communication)
nanpa nanpa
    -th (ordinal number)
o o
    hey! O! (vocative or imperative)
pi pi
    of
seme seme
    what? which?
taso taso
    but, however

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    PREPOSITIONS
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kepeken kepeken
    to use, with, by means of
lon lon
    located at, present at, real, true, existing
sama sama
    as, like
tan tan
    by, from, because of
tawa tawa
    going to, toward; for; from the perspective of

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    NUMBERS
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ale ale or ali
    100
luka luka
    five
tu tu
    two
wan wan
    one
ala ala
    zero

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    ADJECTIVES
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================ COLORS

jelo jelo
    yellow, yellowish
kule kule
    colourful, pigmented, painted
laso laso
    blue, green
loje loje
    red, reddish
pimeja pimeja
    black, dark, unlit
walo walo
    white, whitish; light-coloured, pale

================ OPPOSITES

ante ante
    different, altered, changed, other
sama sama
    same, similar; each other; sibling, peer, fellow

ike ike
    bad, negative; non-essential, irrelevant
pona pona
    good, positive, useful; friendly, peaceful; simple

lili lili
    little, small, short; few; a bit; young
suli suli
    big, heavy, large, long, tall; important; adult

kama kama
    arriving, coming, future, summoned
pini pini
    ago, completed, ended, finished, past

jaki jaki
    disgusting, obscene, sickly, toxic, unclean, unsanitary
suwi suwi
    sweet, fragrant; cute, innocent, adorable

anpa anpa
    bowing down, downward, humble, lowly, dependent
wawa wawa
    strong, powerful; confident, sure; energetic, intense

pakala pakala
    botched, broken, damaged, harmed, messed up
sin sin
    new, fresh; additional, another, extra

awen awen
    enduring, kept, protected, safe, waiting, staying
tawa tawa
    moving

================ VARIOUS

ala ala
    no, not, zero
ale ale or ali
    all; abundant, countless, bountiful, every, plentiful
ken ken
    possible
lape lape
    sleeping, resting
lete lete
    cold, cool; uncooked, raw
moli moli
    dead, dying
musi musi
    artistic, entertaining, frivolous, playful, recreational
mute mute
    many, a lot, more, much, several, very
nasa nasa
    unusual, strange; foolish, crazy; drunk, intoxicated
ni ni
    that, this
pilin pilin
    feeling (an emotion, a direct experience)
pu pu
    interacting with the official Toki Pona book
sewi sewi
    awe-inspiring, divine, sacred, supernatural
sike sike
    of one year
taso taso
    only
wan wan
    unique, united
weka weka
    absent, away, ignored

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    NOUNS
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================ ABSTRACT

ijo ijo
    thing, phenomenon, object, matter
mute mute
    quantity
nanpa nanpa
    numbers
tenpo tenpo
    time, duration, moment, occasion, period, situation

================ PEOPLE

jan jan
    human being, person, somebody
kulupu kulupu
    community, company, group, nation, society, tribe
mi mi
    I, me, we, us
sina sina
    you
ona ona
    he, she, it, they

================ BODY

kute kute
    ear
lawa lawa
    head, mind
luka luka
    arm, hand, tactile organ
lukin lukin or oko
    eye
mama mama
    parent, ancestor; creator, originator; caretaker, sustainer
meli meli
    woman, female, feminine person; wife
mije mije
    man, male, masculine person; husband
nena nena
    bump, button, hill, mountain, nose, protuberance
noka noka
    foot, leg, organ of locomotion; bottom, lower part
pilin pilin
    heart (physical or emotional)
sijelo sijelo
    body (of person or animal), physical state, torso
uta uta
    mouth, lips, oral cavity, jaw

================ SHAPES

kiwen kiwen
    hard object, metal, rock, stone
linja linja
    long and flexible thing; cord, hair, rope, thread, yarn
lipu lipu
    flat object; book, document, card, paper, record, website
sike sike
    round or circular thing; ball, circle, cycle, sphere, wheel
supa supa
    horizontal surface, thing to put or rest something on
palisa palisa
    long hard thing; branch, rod, stick

================ POSITION

insa insa
    centre, content, inside, between; internal organ, stomach
monsi monsi
    back, behind, rear
poka poka
    hip, side; next to, nearby, vicinity
selo selo
    outer form, outer layer; bark, peel, shell, skin; boundary
sewi sewi
    area above, highest part, something elevated
sinpin sinpin
    face, foremost, front, wall

================ ELEMENTS

seli seli
    fire; cooking element, chemical reaction, heat source
ma ma
    earth, land; outdoors, world; country, territory; soil
kon kon
    air, breath; essence, spirit; hidden reality, unseen agent
telo telo
    water, liquid, fluid, wet substance; beverage

================ NATURE

ale ale or ali
    abundance, everything, life, universe
ko ko
    clay, clinging form, dough, semi-solid, paste, powder
mun mun
    moon, night sky object, star
suno suno
    sun; light, brightness, glow, radiance, shine; light source

================ BIOLOGY

akesi akesi
    non-cute animal; reptile, amphibian
kala kala
    fish, marine animal, sea creature
kasi kasi
    plant, vegetation; herb, leaf
kili kili
    fruit, vegetable, mushroom
pan pan
    cereal, grain; barley, corn, oat, rice, wheat; bread, pasta
pipi pipi
    bug, insect, ant, spider
soweli soweli
    animal, beast, land mammal
waso waso
    bird, flying creature, winged animal

================ MAN-MADE

esun esun
    market, shop, fair, bazaar, business transaction
ilo ilo
    tool, implement, machine, device
len len
    cloth, clothing, fabric, textile; cover, layer of privacy
lupa lupa
    door, hole, orifice, window
mani mani
    money, cash, savings, wealth; large domesticated animal
nasin nasin
    way, custom, doctrine, method, path, road
nimi nimi
    name, word
poki poki
    container, bag, bowl, box, cup, cupboard, drawer, vessel
sitelen sitelen
    image, picture, representation, symbol, mark, writing
sona sona
    knowledge
tomo tomo
    indoor space; building, home, house, room

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    PRE-VERBS
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awen awen
    to continue to
kama kama
    to become, manage to, succeed in
ken ken
    to be able to, be allowed to, can, may
lukin lukin or oko
    to seek, look for, try to
sona sona
    to know how to
wile wile
    must, need, require, should, want, wish

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    VERBS
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================ STATE

jo jo
    to have, carry, contain, hold

================ ACTIONS

alasa alasa
    to hunt, forage
lawa lawa
    to control, direct, guide, lead, own, plan, regulate, rule
moku moku
    to eat, drink, consume, swallow, ingest
open open
    to begin, start; open; turn on
pali pali
    to do, take action on, work on; build, make, prepare
pana pana
    to give, send, emit, provide, put, release
utala utala
    to battle, challenge, compete against, struggle against

================ SENSES

kalama kalama
    to produce a sound; recite, utter aloud
kute kute
    to hear, listen; pay attention to, obey
lukin lukin or oko
    to look at, see, examine, observe, read, watch
olin olin
    to love, have compassion for, respect, show affection to
sona sona
    to know, be skilled in, be wise about, have information on
toki toki
    to communicate, say, speak, say, talk, use language, think
unpa unpa
    to have sexual or marital relations with