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Sixteen songs, melodies and dances in the style of laments (med a dzon), songs and dances after a fight (med a tir, med a gom) and after the killing of a man (med maga) Structure: 0. "Name of the song" - Translated name/theme of the song - Style of the

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1. "e porenab .. Rene wason" - a man's name - med a tir - Ngereng - [W] 2. No title specified - ? - various men (not organized) - [W] 3. "Etongotang Dzerer a ntson ama" - to hover in the air at a creek near Gabsongkeg - ? - Yangka, women - [W] 4. "anutu murun" -it is a sign of god - med a dzon - ? - [W] 5. "Yesu intu year a statseran" - ? - med a dzon - ? - [W] 6. "Dzeag entab Maom renan" - Maom (men's name) at a creek West of Ngarotiri - med a tir - 4 men, 2-8 women - [W] 7. No title specified - med a gom - ? - [W] 8. "O ram maraparats anutu e" - pray to god/holy spirit - ? - Dziru - [W] 9. No title specified - ? - Ngereng [W] 10. "Anutu naron Yesu" - child of god - Ngereng - ? - [W] 11. "Erad a ngipingip a kakafoa" - to smell something all the time - med a dzon - Yangka - [W] 12. "Wampon iring Munun" - bird cries - med maga - various people at night [W] 13. "Montam nidzin a Ngareon" - sago flour at a creek near Dzifasing, South of Markham River - ? - ? - [W] 14. "O mpas irid Moamoa naron" - the wind blows strong - med a tir - ? - [W] 15. "Nowa nidzin a manamen" - mango fruit and a lily - med a tir - ? - [W] 16. "Anutu naron Yesu" - child of god - ? - ? - [W] . Language as given: . You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
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