agomo put something into the mouth; swallow something

• • put something into the mouth; swallow something
  • • body & health

  • • Example 58:
      

      Agomo are tean, ean repaa naanaha meve bono marai ae a eva tean.

      Put your betel nut into your mouth, then you chew it with pepper and your lime.

      Source: Jan 01W 002-003

    • Example 59:
      

      Teebona to kahi avuhu ae tara mau o iana bona, eori repaa maa agomo bona beana.

      So the fishes will smell and see it, and then they will come and swallow the bait.

      Source: Eno 15W 011

    • Example 60:
      

      A iana kahi koto mau be boha voen a sii rutaa iana to nao batana, eve repaa ma agomo vahoara bona iri.

      A fish will bite when it thinks that a little fish is swimming along, and then it comes and accidentally swallows the hook.

      Source: Eno 16W 043

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• See also:
  • agomo put something into the mouth; swallow something
  • avuhu² smell something
  • beana¹ bait (small fish, hermit crabs, bits and pieces of octopus, a type of sea-sausage called "sea-sausage mahaa"
  • iri fishhook