kakavei fishing net on a bamboo frame

• • fishing net on a bamboo frame
  • • tools & weapons

  • • Example 2699:
      

      Kakavei. Eara na antee rara tea kave o roovu, koinia, ketepe, genun ae amaa kaku iana vai to teitei batari paano vasu.

      Fishing net on a bamboo frame. We can net the groupers, Convict Surgeonfish, Threadfin Butterflyfish, parrotfish, and the kinds of fish that stay under the stones.

      Source: Eno 16W 048-049

Related entries

• See also:
  • kave baoru fishing net that is tied to a bent bamboo pole; bamboo frame net
  • nove tie fishing nets onto a bamboo frame
  • sinoo² frame (of a house or a fishing net)
  • hihiana net needle
  • huha¹ tie a fishing net by using strings that are made of the fibres of young bredfruit trees or of kave-vines.
  • kapikapis wedge
  • kapisi¹ stick something somewhere; wedge something into something
  • kave¹ fishing net (general term)
  • nai² him/her/it there
  • pam mi tie or lash something together with something else
  • pampam¹ tie things together; wrap many things (bananas) up (with something)
  • roveana¹ string made from the fibres, used for seaming fishing nets; seam
  • sunsun² small wooden pole of the frames of the kakavei and the kave baoru fishing net
  • ta² piece; bit
  • taba paku na kakavei thing for making a bamboo-framed fishing net called kakavei.
  • toorana small wooden pole of the frames of the kakavei and the kave baoru fishing net
  • vagavagana ni use something habitually for fishing; fish with something (a tool)
  • vakosina the end of the kakavei net that is fastened to the pole called <toorana>
  • vapara² partner