dee¹ carry something somewhere (generic term)

Part of Speech

vt

• • carry something somewhere (generic term)
  • • transfer

  • • Example 1250:
      

      Dee bona kave teve.

      (One day, a man went to the sea to fish.) (He) carried his net.

      Source:

      Tah 05E(Joy) 010

    • Example 1251:
      

      ore paa dee koa vuan.

      and then it (the crocodile) will carry you away.

      Source:

      Sii 44W 011

    • Example 1252:
      

      Beara tau nao tea suvasuva, eara toro matatopo amaa taba to pasi dee raara.

      Before we go to poison fish, we must prepare the things that we carry there.

      Source:

      Hel 15E(Sha) 003

Related entries

• See also:
  • kae¹ lift something up; carry something with a handle somewhere
  • pate³ carry someone or something on the arm in front of the body
  • vaadee¹ carry something (two or more people together)
  • dee³ bundle (of sago leaves, sugarcane)
  • dee ki bring or give somebody something
  • dee maa bring; give
  • deedee carry many things; take many things away
  • tadee (of a ceremony) be carried out; performed / (of gossip) spread
  • vadee sue ni inform about something or someone
  • vadee voosu ni carry something home on a pole