voko stone, of any size: boulder, rock, pebble

Part of Speech noun
Phonetic Form foko
Proto-Form POc: *patu
    • stone, of any size: boulder, rock, pebble
      • Example 37:
        Ni-tabulu voko i-abu i-le ne gilita.
        I rolled a rock down into the valley.
      • Example 418:
        Waiero li-bo voko i-wapio.
        The waves have piled up the stones together.
      • Example 818:
        Li-romo nga voko, ia pon voko tae.
        It looks like a stone, but it's not a stone.
        Example URL
        https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003353#S16
      • Example 917:
        I-romo voko tilu. Iote wabulubu, iote teporo.
        He saw two stones: one round, one flat.
        Example URL
        https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003352#S86
      • Example 2676:
        maga voko
        pebbles

Related entries

  • See also:
    • motovo barren, rocky plateau, typic. resulting from a landslide
    • visiboko stones used in the traditional oven (awene) for cooking and baking food