kave baoru fishing net that is tied to a bent bamboo pole; bamboo frame net

• • fishing net that is tied to a bent bamboo pole; bamboo frame net
  • • tools & weapons

  • • Example 3184:
      

      Kave baoru. A kave evehee paa pam ni raara teo kururu o vabaoru a kave repaa vabaoru potee bona vuhun. O iana to kave ri raara ei o iana vaa rapana kasuana ge hana tataana: a paeri, maraahiri, manasu, kabusii, pasuaromo.

      Bamboo pole net. A net, but it is tied to a bent kururu bamboo, so that the net becomes bent like a bow. The fish we catch are the fish near the beach or in the area where we can walk at low tide: the paeri rabbitfish, the maraahiri rabbitfish, the manasu Silver Buddy, the Blackspot Snapper, and the emperor.

      Source: Eno 16W 055-059

Related entries

• See also:
  • baoru² kind of bamboo; bamboo frame of a fishing net
  • baoru¹ be bent
  • kakavei fishing net on a bamboo frame
  • kapikapisi push wedges in something
  • kave¹ fishing net (general term)
  • kisi mi tie something together with something else
  • nabunuu in the past; of the past
  • nove tie fishing nets onto a bamboo frame
  • nove ni tie something somewhere
  • sinoo² frame (of a house or a fishing net)
  • toorana small wooden pole of the frames of the kakavei and the kave baoru fishing net
  • vagana ni use something for fishing; go fishing with something