ash(es) in English translates to sit bilong paia in Tokpisin

The English term "ash(es)" matches the Tokpisin term "sit bilong paia"

other english words that include "ash" :	tokpisin :
eyebrow, eyelash	gras bilong ai
wash	wasim
wash, bathe	waswas
washbasin	dis bilong waswas
washer (on bolt)	ring

other english words that include "es" :	tokpisin :
address	adres
address (letter)	adresim
adhesive/sticking plaster	plasta
affines	tambu
aggressive person	man bilong pait
ancestors	tumbuna
behave oneself	stap isi , stap gut
beside	arere long
best	nambawan
both shoes	tupela su
break in halves, divide in two	brukim namel
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside	arse tanket
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside (Highlands)	arse gras
businessman	man bisnis
buttress root	kil bilong diwai
case, suitcases	kes, sutkes, bokis
change money (from notes to coins)	senisim
cheese	sis
chest	bros
cigarettes	sigaret
clothes	klos
condom, contraceptive for males	gumi bilong kok
confess	tokautim sin
confession	konpesen
contraceptive for females	samting bilong pasim bel
courting ceremony involving rubbing faces together	turnim het
darkness	tudak
dates	prut det
day before yesterday	hapasde
desert (n)	ples wesan
desert (vb)	lusim
dessert	switpela kaikai
digestive system	rot bilong kaikai
disciples	lain bilong Jisas
dress (vb. as in a wound)	klinim sua
dress (woman,s)	klos meri
establish	kirapim
exert oneself	taitim bun
festered (stinking) wound	sua i sting
festival	singsing
flies (bird)	plai
fold paper/clothes	brukim pepa/klos
forest	bus
found, establish	kirapim
Free West Papua movement	OPM, Organisasi Papua Merdeka
fresh	nupela
grapes	ol pikinini bilong rop wain
guest	pasindia
hairdresser	man i save katim gras bilong het
harvest (sweet potato)	kamautim (kaukau)
honest	stret, stretpela
hostess	hostes, e hostes
ice chest, refrigerator	bokis ais
indigenous people of the Port Moresby area; language spoken by these people; one of the three nation	motu
interesting	i laikim tru
intestines	liva
laundry (clothes)	klos was
leather shoes	su let
live (reside)	stap
longest	longpela mo
longest of all	longpela long olgeta
matches	masis
matches are wet, won't light	masis i kol
message	tok
messmate	wansospen, wantebol
moon rises	mun i kamap
namesake	wannem
nest	haus bilong pisin
next to, beside	arere
noodles	ol nudal
olives	pikinini diwai oliv
open (new business)	kirapim
pedestrian crossing	ples wokabaut
practice of making totemic figures (also called malangans) to honor the dead	malangan, malagan
present (gift)	presen
president	presiden
press (clothes)	ainim
pressure lamp	lam bensin
pressure-cook	mumuim
priest	pater
question	kwesten
race (contest)	resis
research	rises
rest	malolo
result	ansa
ritual costume representing a spirit	dukduk
scabies	kaskas
sometimes	sampela taim
spectacles	aiglas
sunglasses	sanglss
take contraceptives	pasim bel
tea leaves	lipti
tell lies to, fool	giamanim
testicles	bol
to have a rest	kisim win, wiken, malolo
tradition of ancestors	tok bilong ol tumbuna
Tuesday	Tunde
useless, no good	nogut
vegetables	kumu, sayor, grins, saior
wages	pe
Wednesday	Trinde
west	wes
white adult male (term originated in colonial times)	masta
wireless	wailis
worry, worries	wari
yes	ya, yes
yesterday	asde
missing (as in not present)	no gat