hana hang; be caught

Part of Speech

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• • hang; be caught
  • • position

  • • Example 1184:
      

      Beara busu gunaha nia kave en teo hum vasuvasu, a kave toro hana.

      If we throw the net down at a place full of stones, the net gets inevitably caught up there.

      Source:

      Eno 09W 013

    • Example 1849:
      

      Bea tahii taneo bata mana tea tarahi, eove o vuri to kahi taneo hana rio iana.

      When the sea starts to ebb, that is the time when the fish start to hang in the net.

      Source:

      Eno 14W 010

    • Example 1850:
      

      Eara kahi sun ihuana koa nom beori hana rori tea kave.

      We would just stand still waiting for them to hang in the net.

      Source:

      Eno 14W 014

Related entries

• See also:
  • kave¹ fishing net (general term)
  • seige kind of fishing net with cowry shells attached to it
  • busu gunaha ni throw something down
  • hanahana hang; be caught in the net
  • vaahana hang something somewhere; hang somebody
  • vavaahana hang things up