| Part of Speech | verb, transitive |
| Phonetic Form | (i·)wapio |
| Lovono Equivalent | ~so, ~vesu |
Example 1972:
Li-le li-toe longe ne ngogoro ka li-tabe li-kamai li-wapio i-vio ne moe.They went to chop firewood in the bush, then brought it back and piled it up in the house.
Example 2741:
Waiero i-bo voko i-wapio.The waves have piled up the stones together.
Example 2742:
Li-wapio viko li-lui kape le-puie li-kilasi tadoe adapa.They piled up shellmoney, and began invoking their gods.
- Example Comment
- ritual