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Pictogram |
Transliteration |
Meaning of pictogram |
Phonetic value |

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A carrot sitting down with a stick. The stick is used to fight off hungry insects |
knaw |
Expression of dislike |
Fricative, nasal sound |

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A swan-like animal |
No record.. |
No record.. |
No record.. |

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An alien microphone used for singing songs about vegetables |
Chomp chomp chomp chomp do-do-do do-do-do |
Seems to be a ceremonial expression, which is said when meeting in bigger groups as a sign of mutual respect |
A melodic series of sounds sung by at least two individuals |

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No record..
Possibly a tool used in space travel |
No record.. |
Something that will help you fulfil your innermost wishes |
No record.. |

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Contours of two faces, the left one is upside-down |
Hrrp |
A social event or an exchange of conflicting opinions |
An aspirated rolling sound |

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A gallows upside-down |
Ekk |
Expression of delight |
Its manner of articulation is plosive or stop, which means it is produced by obstructing airflow in the vocal tract. |

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A bowl with a bundle of carrots |
Sh |
To start a family or to support your family |
A quiet aspirated sound |

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A falling bird |
aai |
To fall from the sky or to be too self-confident |
A falling sound |

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A futuristic hook used for catching objects which are not in motion |
Arrhg |
To be unaware of the specific conditions under which you articulate a set of ideas |
Fricative, a loud scream |

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A folded hand with no connection to the arm |
Huh |
Being confused
or not being able to decipher a communicative act |
A quiet aspirated sound |

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A small piece breaking off a larger unit |
Crunch |
Means something like: you are a part of me and I am a part of you |
Pronounced the same way as in English, although the sound is even more crunchier |

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No record – someone suggested it could be a kind of tool |
No record.. |
The sign is often written in conjunction with (see below), which suggest it's a broom. A broom that gets rid of the slammed fish in order to get to the point |
No record.. |

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A truncated cone |
krackk |
To speak |
Almost like when you break a carrot in two |

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Another gallows, for execution of more than one at a time |
Whua |
Expressing concern on the state of things |
Its manner of articulation is approximant, or occasionally fricative, which means it is produced by constricting air flow through a channel at the place of articulation that is usually narrow enough to cause turbulence. |

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A broken sprout in a flowerpot |
Kr |
No record.. |
A slight guttural sound or a chewing-like sound |

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Unknown fish slammed hard on the ground |
No record.. |
Something that draws attention away from the central issue, much like the expression ‘red herring' |
No record.. |

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A broken stick |
Krrr |
Not known.. |
A crisp guttural sound |

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Alien chair – thought to be suitable for mass production |
D or dj |
A repetition of something with slight variations |
The sound is often said twice in order to underline the repetitive aspect |

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Two juicy oranges hidden away in a hut in the middle of the night |
zzhr |
To keep a secret
or
To beat around the bush |
A short sizzle |

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A shadow of a carrot in the morning sun |
qhhrruarrr |
signifying something which is only an image of a real object |
A long rolling sound |

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A pick |
Hackk |
Harvest |
Short ejective burst |

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A substance being poured into a flowerpot |
Yodh |
To use fertilizer
or
to be overwhelmed with happiness |
The ‘Yo' is almost silent which makes the word almost impossible to pronounce for humans |