he in English translates to em in Tokpisin - see more translations here!

The English term "he" matches the Tokpisin term "em"

other english words that include "he" :	tokpisin :
adhesive/sticking plaster	plasta
another one (different)	narakain
another one (more)	narapela
bachelor house (Trobriand Islands)	bukumatula
bathe	waswas
break the law	brukim lo
breathe	pulim win
brothel	haus pamuk
brother	brada
brother	brata
brothers and sisters	bratasusa
canvas stretcher	bet sel
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 one currency to another)	tanim mani
cheap	i no dia
cheap takeaway food bar	kai bar, kaibar
check	sekim
cheeky person	hambakman, sikibaga
cheese	sis
cherry	sirsen
chest	bros
chewing gum	pike
clear the table	klirim tebol
clothes	klos
coconut shell	sel bilong kokonas
courting ceremony involving rubbing faces together	turnim het
dead person, the dead	daiman
decorated armlets made from cone shells used for trade in the Kula Ring islands	mwala
diarrhea	pekpek wara
disturb the peace	brukim sindaun
each other	wanpela narapela
early colonial lingua franca, derived from the Motu language	Police Motu
either/or	ating
everywhere	long olgeta ples
father	papa
feather	gras bilong pisin
feather draped ceremonial body mask	tumbuan
fold paper/clothes	brukim pepa/klos
four-wheel drive	fowil draiv
go ahead	gohet
head	het
headache	het i pen
heal (of sore)	drai
hear	harim
heart	klok, kilok, pam, hat
heat	hotim
heathen	hiden
heaven	heven
heavy	hevi
height	longpela bilong em
hell	hel
hello	halo
helmet	hat ain
help	halivim, helpim
her	bilong em
here	hia
ice chest, refrigerator	bokis ais
in the middle of	namel long
indigenous people of the Port Moresby area; language spoken by these people; one of the three nation	motu
just when	stret long taim
kitchen	haus kuk, hauskuk, kisen
laundry (clothes)	klos was
leather shoes	su let
light the lamp	ston masis
Lutheran	luteran
make a clenched fist	brukim han
matches	masis
matches are wet, won't light	masis i kol
mother	mama, mami
moustache	mausgras
now and then	wanpela wanpela taim
other	narapela
other side, opposite side	arasait
over-there	hap, long hap
oyster shell	skin bilong kina
practice of making totemic figures (also called malangans) to honor the dead	malangan, malagan
preacher	talatala
press (clothes)	ainim
prophet	profet
rather	liklik
red shell necklace used for trade in the kula ring islands	bagi
release the brake	legoim brek
ring the bell	paitim belo
rolls of shell money strung on lengths of cane	loloi
set the table	stretim, lainim tebol
she	em
sheep	sipsip
sheet	laplap bilong bet, bet sit, bet laplap
sheet metal	kapa
shell	kina
shell as penis covering	kam
shelter (n)	ples bilong hait
somewhere	long sampela hap
speak the truth	tok tru
steering wheel	stia
teacher	tisa
the accused	man i gat kot
theatre	haus piksa
theft	stil
their	bilong ol
then (at that time)	dispela taim
there	long hap
there is	i gat
they	ol
together	wantaim
toothache	tit i pen
torch, headlamps	sutlam
turn steering wheel	tanim stia
wash, bathe	waswas
washer (on bolt)	ring
weather (n)	taim
well (health)	i stap gut
wheel (with tyre on)	wil , taia
when	wataim or wanem taim
where	we, westap
wound heals	sua i drai