huha¹ tie a fishing net by using strings that are made of the fibres [...]

Part of Speech

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• • tie a fishing net by using strings that are made of the fibres of young bredfruit trees or of kave-vines.
  • • tools & weapons

  • • Example 2298:
      

      Meori paa huha bona maa kave teori.

      And they tied their nets.

      Source: Sii 06E(Joy) 068

    • Example 2299:
      

      Beori vinugu vakavara bona kanono, eori repaa taneo tea huha bona kave goroto.

      After they finished twisting the rope, they will start to tie the turtle net.

      Source: Sii Joy 05W 025-026

    • Example 2300:
      

      Ean repaa paku a kanono mene huha bona kakavei.

      Then you make the string for tying the kakavei net.

      Source: Naph 03W 028

    • Example 2301:
      

      A kanono bona to kahi huha noman bona kakavei tean.

      That string that you tie your net with.

      Source: Naph 03W 058

Related entries

• See also:
  • kakavei fishing net on a bamboo frame
  • kanono string (traditionally made of plant material)
  • kave goroto turtle net
  • kiu² work; job; piece of work
  • nove tie fishing nets onto a bamboo frame
  • vinugu twist a string