aidi¹ form of the possessive classifier used for food, tools, [...]

• • form of the possessive classifier used for food, tools, customary possessions etc. (enaka*), with an impersonal possessor (idi ‘people’)
  • • Gram

  • • Example 123:
      

      Na tanoe aidi abia.

      This land belongs to everyone.

    • Example 124:
      

      Noma li-lanasu idi ne kula none aidi, we viñe buioe aidi.

      In the olden days, black sorcery would make use of someone's leftover food, or of their leftover betel nut.

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• See also:
  • enaka ‘my’: 1sg form of possessive classifier for Food, Tools and Customary practices / classifier for items eaten, or meant to be eaten, by the possessor; incl. items to be chewed / classifier for items drunk, or meant to be drunk, by the possessor / classifier for objects related to food acquisition and preparation / general classifier for containers, instruments and tools / classifier for certain customary practices / classifier for language (piene) / classifier for some modern items / erotic delicacy; beloved, darling
  • iaidi people's: form of the general possessive classifier (enone*), with an impersonal possessor (idi ‘people, one’) / of the people who
  • idi¹ ‘people’, ‘one’, ‘they’: 3rd plural impersonal pronoun for human referents / humans, as opp. to spirits or animals