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'ave
take, give, carry, send
'aumai
bring
nofo
sit, stay
togi
throw
tu'u
put, place, give to
savali
walk
tamo'e
run
fa'alogo
listen
tipi
cut
tapē
turn off (light)
titina
put out
tū
stand