~makoe be broken, in two pieces

Part of Speech	verb, intransitive
Phonetic Form	(i·)makoe
Reduplication Form(s)	~mamakoe

• • be broken, in two pieces

  • • Example 886:
      

      Ije ene i-makoe.

      I have a broken tooth.

    • Example 1513:
      

      Tepao 'naka i-makoe, kape ne-makui ñe metae.

      My fishing gun is broken, I can't use it for fishing.

Related entries

• See also:
  • ~arevo break into pieces, shatter, destroy ‹s.th.›
  • ~abu³ hit, strike ‹s.th., s.o.›, typic. with o.'s hands / have an impact upon ‹s.th., s.o.›, affect / play ‹musical instrument› using hands / kill, slay, murder ‹s.o.› / kill ‹animal›, hence hunt, fish+
  • ~tawoe be torn, be damaged
• Subentry:
  • ~mamakoe be broken into many pieces, be shattered