| Part of Speech | adverb |
| Phonetic Form | mina |
| Tanema Equivalent | vade |
| Lovono Equivalent | mena |
| Literally | from it |
Example 98:
Li-loko aero we anive, li-si kangele i-ke mina.They collect cone shells, and cut off the mollusc part.
Example 380:
Li-la uo li-ta bele mina.They're peeling off the skin of yams.
Example 1654:
I-le i-toe kuo iape ne ngogoro: kape i-toe i-abu i-wene, i-toe mengela mina awoiu, ka li-la longe mina.He went to cut a canoe in the forest: first he chopped it down; then he cut off the top; then he dug out the wood.
- Example URL
- https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003350#S5
Example 1655:
Nga u-katei namuko iote, u-toe dekele mina.If you catch a fish, you must chop off its tail.