The English term "bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside" matches the Tokpisin term "arse tanket"

other english words that include "of" : tokpisin :
agricultural officer didiman
all sorts of kainkain
because of long
Bird of Paradise kumul
bite off brukim/katim lo
branch of tree han bilong diwai
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside (Highlands) arse gras
calf of leg baksait bilong lek
captain (of a ship) kapten
careful of, be lukaut long
ceremony surrounding the giving away of goods to display one's wealth (Enga) tee
ceremony surrounding the giving away of goods to display one's wealth (Highlands) moga
coffee kopi
comb of chicken/rooster plaua bilong kakaruk
control, be in charge of bosim
cover, lid of something tuptup
covet, be jealous of mangalim
crew of plane/ship boskru bilong balus/sip
crown of tree het bilong diwai
cup of tea kapti
day off de bilong malolo
dead of night biknait
denigrate, make fun of rabisim
fin of fish pul bilong pis
flat (of battery) kol pinis
foreleg (of pig)) han (bilong pik)
front of, in ai bilong
fur (of dog) gras bilong dok
get rid of, throw away rausim, autim
ghost (of dead person) dewel bilong man i dai
government officer kiap
heal (of sore) drai
hind leg (of Pig) lek (bilong pik)
House of Parliament Haus Palamen
in the middle of namel long
indigenous people of the Port Moresby area; language spoken by these people; one of the three nation motu
inside of insait long
instead of long halivim
loaf of bread bret
longest of all longpela long olgeta
nape of neck baksait bilong nek
nut (of bolt) nat
offer mekim ofa
office opis, ofis
officer ofisa
on top of antap long
out of breath sotwin
palm of hand insait long han
pay out, get rid of tromoim
persistent offender man i go i kam long kot
person of same (age, social) group wanlain
person of same religion wanlotu
piece of bread hap bret
piece of scone hap skon
post office pos opis, posopis, haus pos
practice of making totemic figures (also called malangans) to honor the dead malangan, malagan
ring of trading islands in Milne Bay province Kula Ring
rolls of shell money strung on lengths of cane loloi
seat of government asples bilong gavman
sharp (of time), exactly stret
soft malmalum
softdrink loliwara
sole of foot ananit bilong lek
take off (plane) kirap
ticket-office tiket ofis
tradition of ancestors tok bilong ol tumbuna
various kinds of kainkain
wrong, offend rongim
year (of age) krismas
other english words that include "tanket" : tokpisin :
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside (Highlands) arse gras
other english words that include "to" : tokpisin :
accelerator akselareta
ancestors tumbuna
bottom ananit
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside (Highlands) arse gras
buttock as
button baten
call out to singaut long
carburetor kabureta
carton katen
castor oil kaswel
ceremony surrounding the giving away of goods to display one's wealth (Enga) tee
ceremony surrounding the giving away of goods to display one's wealth (Highlands) moga
change money (from notes to coins) senisim
change money (from one currency to another) tanim mani
chips (Potato) sips
circulatory system rot bilong blut
cockatoo koki
cotton katen
cotton-wool kapuk, koten
courting ceremony involving rubbing faces together turnim het
custom (way) pasin
customs (n) kastam
day after tomorrow haptumora
doctor dokta
elevator lipt
get into a PMV kalap long PMV
glutton man bilong kaikai
go to school go long skul
harvest (sweet potato) kamautim (kaukau)
home town, my asples bilong mi
ice chest, refrigerator bokis ais
in order to bilong
kina (monetary unit 100 toea) kina
know how to (do something) save mekim/wokim
leftovers hap kaikai bilong asde
lie to giamanim
make love to holim skin
medical assistant, doctor dokta
mosquito natnat, moskito
mosquito net taunam
motor-bike motobaik
mutton, lamb sipsip
next to, beside arere
October Oktoba
on top of antap long
outboard motor autbotmota
peeping Tom lukstilman, man bilong luklukstil
photo foto, poto, piksa
photograph (n) poto
potato poteto, patete
potato, sweet potato kaukau
potato, wild sweet potato kumu
practice of making totemic figures (also called malangans) to honor the dead malangan, malagan
radiator redieita
refrigerator bokis ais
settle stomach strongim bel
stockings sokin
stomach band, belt paspas bilong bel
stone ston
stop dai (indai)i stop, stopim
store stua, stoa
storekeeper stuakipa
storey (floor) plo
story stori
stove stov
sweet potato kaukau
take to court kotim
tell lies to, fool giamanim
to long
to be called or named ol i kolim
to have a rest kisim win, wiken, malolo
toast tos; tostim (bret)
tobacco brus, tabak, stik tabak, tobako
today tede, tude
toe pinga bilong fut/lek
toea (monetary unit 1/100 Kina) toea
together wantaim
toilet smol haus, liklik haus, haus pekpek, toilet
toilet (men) haus pekpek man
toilet (women) haus pekpek meri
toilet paper pepa pekpek
toilet soap sop i gat smel
tomahawk tamiok
tomato sauce retsos, retpela sos
tomatoe(s) tomato
tomorrow tumora
tongue tang
tonight tunait
too tumas, tu
tooth tit
toothache tit i pen
toothbrush bros bilong tit
toothpaste sop bilong tit
torch, headlamps sutlam
totem, clan pisin
touch pilim
tourist turis, kam man
towel taul
tower taua
town taun
town hall kaunsel haus
tradition of ancestors tok bilong ol tumbuna
trip, tour wokabaut
unable to no inap
up to, until inap long
vague, be tok karamapim tok
other english words that include "backside" : tokpisin :
bunch of tanket leaves stuck into a belt to cover a man's backside (Highlands) arse gras
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