moli² in an unconstrained way: freely, easily / without expected [...]

Part of Speech	postverb
Phonetic Form	moli
Tanema Equivalent	mano
Lovono Equivalent	moli

1. • in an unconstrained way: freely, easily

   • • Example 1701:
       

       ~wene moli

       [lie unconstrained] be easy

2. • without expected effects: hence (do) in vain, for nothing; with no satisfying result

   • • Example 1702:
       

       Li-vo moe moli.

       They built a house in vain. (it's useless)

     • Example 1703:
       

       Ni-sava none moli.

       I bought food for nothing. (it was wasted)

3. • (do/buy) for free, with nothing in exchange

   Sense Comment

   hence

   • • Example 861:
       

       Program kula idi li-la moli.

       Some software programs are free [lit. people give them unconstrained].

       Example Comment

       subject

     • Example 1704:
       

       Ini i-langatene moli.

       He works for free.

4. • without expected ingredients: hence minimally, simply, in a sober or pure fashion

   Typical Subject

   eat, drink+

   • • Example 1705:
       

       Ni-anu moli.

       I'm drinking it pure (=without adding sugar etc.).

       Example Comment

       water

     • Example 1706:
       

       Ni-vongo moli.

       I'm eating ‘minimally’ (=only vegetables, but no meat).

5. • with no binding rules or ties: hence randomly, aimlessly, haphazardly
6. • only, exclusively

   (Part of) Synonym (for)

   ñoko

   • • Example 1430:
       

       Damala moli li-te ne lema.

       Only Westerners can go inside.

       Example Comment

       used absolutely

Related entries

• Heterosemes:
  • moli¹ empty / deprived of any binding rule: hence free, unconstrained, random / foreigner, stranger / early
• Is Part of:
  • ~te moli be free (opp. be busy, or married, etc.)
  • ~le moli be random; go with no specific rules; hence not matter, etc.