~vio² (be, move) in a standing position / (move s.th.+) so it stands [...]

1. • (be, move) in a standing position

   Syntactic Restriction

   manner serialization

   • • Example 2657:
       

       Longe i-ka i-vio ne mwoe.

       The firewood was piling up [lit. came standing] in the house.

2. • (move s.th.+) so it stands upright; hence erect ‹s.th.›

   Syntactic Restriction

   resultative serialization

   • • Example 2658:
       

       Li-vesu blateno i-vio. Blateno pon, moboro pe li-ngago ñei i-vio teva.

       They erected the ritual pole. Four rattan rods were tied to it so it would stand upright.

       Example URL

       https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003352#S13

     • Example 2659:
       

       Li-tabe longe li-kamai li-wapio i-vio ne moe.

       They brought the firewood back home and piled it up in the house.

3. • (take, move s.th.) so it ends up being located somewhere; hence put up ‹s.th.›

   • • Example 1453:
       

       Dapa li-loko mana vilo i-vio ne viabasa dapa.

       People put flowers in their hair.

     • Example 2660:
       

       Gi' one i-la nuduro i-vio ne sekele.

       My uncle put up a taboo sign in his garden.

     • Example 2661:
       

       Puro, li-bo vilo korone, li-ejau i-vio ne viapwene.

       To make an arrow, you sharpen a piece of strong wood, and insert it [lit. make it ‘stand’] into a reed shaft.

     • Example 2662:
       

       Ne-wasu ngaten' enaka i-vio.

       I'll tidy up my stuff.

Related entries

• Heterosemes:
  • ~vio¹ stand, be standing somewhere / be positioned somewhere, espec. in an upright position / stand firmly, be stable or steady / stick out / exist
• See also:
  • ~vesu¹ erect, put up, stand up ‹s.th.› vertically / perform (?) ‹dances+›