| Part of Speech | adjective |
| Phonetic Form | wako |
| Tanema Equivalent | apika |
| Lovono Equivalent | vakane |
| (Part of) Antonym (for) |
Example 2199:
Ni-romo makone iaipa wako po pi-pinoe.[I see your dances (to be) good] I'm really enjoying those dances you've been performing.
- Example URL
- https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003351#S62
Example 2300:
Aña wako tadoe!This is incredibly delicious!
Example 2722:
Li-romo ngiro wako.They found the wind to be fine.
Example 864:
Tongolukilo ponu wako peini basa idi i-meli.This medicinal plant is useful against headaches.
- Example Comment
- possessor of inalienable noun
Example 2237:
Ini i-vete piene wako se idi abia.She talks easily to everybody.
Example 873:
Idi abia tae wako.It's better if there aren't too many people.
- Example Comment
- negation
| Lexical Function Gloss | finished |
| Syntactic Restriction | with perfect ka |
| Sense Comment | hence |
Example 2723:
Ka wako. Ka ni-mokoiu k' wako.It's fine now, I've finished my nap.
| Typical Subject | s.o. |
Example 2724:
Oie ini ka wako.She has nicely put on weight. [her size is healthy now]
| Syntactic Restriction | dynamic reading |
| Sense Comment | hence |
Example 1730:
Motomoro iono kape wako.Your wound will heal.
| Syntactic Restriction | in greetings, following a time noun |
Example 1713:
Momobo wako!Good morning!
Example 2725:
Bwogo wako!Good night ~ Good bye!