Part of Speech | n2 |
Example 511:
Source: Jan 01W 064-066E sinane Kukuita na huu butara tea nahu kaukau beve mahaka. Na huu eve bona avuis huuhuu kaukau komana.Kukuita's mother pricked (the potatoes) in the sweet potato pot (to find out) if they were done. She pricked them with her special avuis stick for poking potatoes.
Example 2393:
Source: Hel 03R 008Eara toro gono amaa kaukau are paa huvi eve.We must get the sweet potatoes, then we peel them.
Example 3149:
Source: Iar 02RG 113-115Nabunuu ahiki ta tapeako, a ta kaukau. Enam ahiki ta tapeako ae ta kaukau. Muu koa bara voi ae a pauna.In former times, there was not any manioc, sweet potatoes. We had neither manioc nor sweet potatoes. Only taro and yams and bananas.
Example 3150:
Source: Jub 01W 023Enaa na oroto tea ta kaukau menaa paa magesu nom.I choked on a piece of sweet potato and got the hiccups.