uie luro coconut leaves, used to weave (~vei) a variety of [...]

Part of Speech	noun
Phonetic Form	ujeluro
Morphology	uie + luro

• • coconut leaves, used to weave (~vei) a variety of artifacts

  • • Example 2537:
      

      Mawene, ini bete peini uie luro.

      A ‘mawene’ is a mat made of coconut leaves.

Related entries

• See also:
  • mawene a coarse mat, woven in coconut leaves (opp. bete, pandanus mat)
  • temabete semi-mat or simple mat: k.o. mat, smaller than the regular model awene, coarsely woven with one side of a coconut palm (bauluko)
  • temamene k.o. basket / bag, backpack, suitcase
  • topola k.o. basket for carrying food
  • telau ‘food basket’: a basket hanging in the kitchen, keeping food
  • tebekuma k.o. round basket, coarsely woven with coconut leaves, and used to carry food
  • tekate k.o. round basket woven in coconut leaves, used for storing or carrying food
  • teili¹ fan, tradit. woven with coconut leaves
  • bauluko coconut palm
  • luro coconut tree or fruit