577 :  Afraid :  akan :  -. 578 :  Alive :  danaleg (443, 804) :  anading. 579 :  All, the whole :  muro :  -. 580 :  Another :  wara (569) :  inyana. 581 :  Ashamed :  ajiran (823) :  -. 582 :  Bad, ugly :  wate :  -. 583 :  Bad-smelling :  wate ganule(826) :  -. 584 :  Bad-tasted :  wate mitale (827) :  -. 585 :  Bald :  guele :  -. 586 :  Bent :  balbai :  -. 587 :  Bitter :  tera :  -. 588 :  Black :  kubi-kubi thung (228, 629) :  -. 589 :  Blind :  danagi (443, 804) beagi (when addressing one blind) :  -. 590 :  Bloody :  kulkale (511) :  -. 591 :  Blunt :  dugung, gizuge (824) :  -. 592 :  Boiling :  zurana :  -. 593 :  Both :  ipal, ipel :  -. 594 :  Blue :  mal-tha gamule (29) :  -. 595 :  Cold :  sumai :  -. 596 :  Cooked :  giung (641, 629) :  -. 597 :  Cylindrical :  sam (125) :  -. 598 :  Dead :  uma :  etora, etolma. 599 :  Deaf :  wate kowrare (582, 455) :  -. 600 :  Dirty :  tumitalle (812) :  -. 601 :  Drowned :  sarupa :  -. 602 :  Dry, dried up :  watang :  -. 603 :  Dumb :  keigalein :  -. 604 :  Faced, pretty :  kape parure (612, 439) :  -. 605 :  Faced, ugly :  wate parure (582, 439) :  -. 606 :  Female :  madale (500) :  -. 607 :  First :  kul :  -. 608 :  Flat :  attang :  -. 609 :  Flooded :  budaman :  ankgera. 610 :  Forbidden, as food :  adzar :  -. 611 :  Forious, vindictive :  kerketale (806) :  -. 612 :  Good, pretty :  kape :  -. 613 :  Good, perfect :  min-na :  -. 614 :  Gorged :  kekedi :  murko. 615 :  Greedy :  ubile (816) :  -. 616 :  Green* :  nis-thung (232, 629) :  -.

(Footnote.  There are two forms of each adjective denoting colour, except grey and white.  Thus, black is rendered either kubi-kubi thung, or, kubi-kubi tha gamule, both meaning like, or, the colour of the charcoal procured from kubi-kubi = touchwood.  Blue, green, and red, are denoted by compounds signifying resemblance to deep water, a leaf, and blood, respectively.)

617 :  Grey, any light tint :  miakula :  -. 618 :  Half, part of :  tapi :  -. 619 :  Heavy :  mapule (828) :  -. 620 :  Hollow :  muile (685) :  -. 621 :  How many? :  mida kubi (694) :  -. 622 :  Hungry :  weragi (514) :  awora, awura. 623 :  Itchy :  gamuji (807 ?) :  -. 624 :  Lame :  wate ngarare (582, 482) :  -. 625 :  Large, very :  keinga* :  intonya.

(Footnote.  Generally used in its contracted form, as ke or kei :  it is also employed as a prefix to denote the superlative degree:  thus, ke’ kamanale = very warm.)

626 :  Last :  wagel (22) :  -. 627 :  Left :  kida :  etamuna. 628 :  Light :  turong :  -. 629 :  Like, the same as :  thung* :  -.

(Footnote.  As an example of one of the modes of using this, I find, gariga thung = like the sun, or, as bright as if daylight.