| Part of Speech | n3.constr |
| MWE Structure | n - n |
| Morphology | kara korisi |
| Gloss | string ? |
| comment | In the examples of Joy 12W <naono> is used in the sense of 'tree', whereas in other contexts it is also found in the sense of 'plant'. |
Example 2965:
Ariata. O kara korisi. Sa naono haana.Wild yam. It is a vine. It is not a tree.
- Source:
- Joy 12W 001-002
Example 2966:
Kara koris saka o naono haana. Na pura pinopino bata koana rasuu, ore paa abe bona naono.The vine is not a tree. It just grows everywhere in the bush and creeps up the trees.
- Source:
- Joy 12W 030-032
Example 2967:
O kara koris eve o meho kara naono.The kara koris is a string-like plant.
- Source:
- Sii 24W 024
Example 2968:
O kara kave eve o meho kara koris vai to tei me nana bona kiu a beera sana.The net vine is another kind of creeping plant that has a very important function.
- Source:
- Sii 24W 018
Example 2969:
O kara raviana eve o kara korisi to pampam sinivi ni riori. Nabunuu komana vai roho suguna vai nomana. O kara koris bona o kara kikis kurus, ei to rake suku riori tea pam sinivi.The raviana is a vine that they use to tie up the canoe. In the past until today. The vine is very strong, this is why they like it for tying up canoes.
- Source:
- Sii 24W 077-080
Example 2970:
O kara ariono mee o meho kara koris o kara mataa.The kara ariono is another good vine.
- Source:
- Sii 24W 006