Dictionaria -

koa¹ pour something somewhere; pour someone something (e.g. water, soup)

Part of Speech

vd

- pour something somewhere; pour someone something (e.g. water, soup)
- - transfer
- - Example 192:
    
    E sinaman paa koa mau anam bona pidaa!
    Your mother only poured us sweet potato water!
    Source: Aro 03R 036
  - Example 459:
    
    Nomana paa koa avanam bona pidaa!
    Today (she) poured us the hot water from cooked sweet potatoes!
    Source: Aro 03E(Eno) 055
  - Example 3510:
    
    Ean repaa koa e bono sii hum tahii, posi ni, ean repaa gagae.
    Then you pour a bit of saltwater on it (i.e. on a mashed medicinal plant), squeeze it and drink it (i.e. the juice).
    Source: Sii 31W 080

Related entries

See also:
- koa ni pour something somewhere
- koma² pour something on something or into something
- takoa spill (process), be spilled
- vaakoa mi pour something (somewhere)
- vakokoa¹ wash someone's feet (as part of a traditional custom)
- koari² pour something on people
- kookoa tataono ni pour (saltwater) over somebody
- pidaa hot water in which sweet potatoes have been cooked
- vaakoa pour something (somewhere)
- vakokoa² custom of washing the feet