buhaha rub leaves into pulp with the hands

• • rub leaves into pulp with the hands
  • • unclassified

  • • Example 1121:
      

      nam paa nao, nam paa buhaha a paka suva.

      we go, we rub the suva leaves into pulp.

      Source:

      Hel 14R 025

    • Example 1122:
      

      Bea koma raara kamis, are paa osi a pate anahuna, are paa buhahae ore huun.

      When our stomach hurts, we pick a bunch of anahuna mangrove leaves and rub them in our hands so that they become juicy.

      Source:

      Sii 17W 075

    • Example 1123:
      

      Bea kahoo raara kamis, eara toro buhaha a pate sibo, are paa hirupu hiava a avuhu teve.

      When we have a headache (lit. when our head hurts), we must rub a bunch of Fragrant Manjack leaves in our hands to pulp and then inhale its smell.

      Source:

      Sii 15W 125

Related entries

• See also:
  • anahuna kind of mangrove
  • paka suva leaves of an unidentified shrub used for fish poisoning
  • sibo Fragrant Manjack, Bird Lime Tree
  • hirupu hiava inhale
  • rovivi kind of sappy vine (not strong)