A multifunctional Teop-English dictionary: Example 6148

Word senses:

Amaa humhum no naono riiroo, a paka, vua ae o ana na poreporete ni riori tea maa kamisi. Na aniani rori bono vua be vuri. Eara na nahunahu pete rara o vua beo peree. Na kopaa raara, are paa vaatei e tea nahu, are paa vaagonono e, are paa kae kahi e bono suraa, ore kunio vamataa kurus, are paa gono e ta iposi, are vaanepina bata nie, are vaatahavi bona huun riiroo. Are paa koma mana vo tea guvi ore tei vatamari nana teebona.
Some parts of the tropical almond tree, the leaves, its fruit and its roots are used for healing some diseases. Its fruit are eaten when they are ripe. Furthermore, we cook the fruit when it is still green. We cut it open and then put into a pot, then we wait until it boils and then lift it from the fire so that it cools down properly. Then we get a coconut palm strainer, strain the liquid and purify the riiroo liquid. Then we pour it into a container where it is stored for later use.
Source: Sii 17W 332-340