Part of Speech | n2 |
Morphology | kuru-kuruu |
Gloss | RED-snake |
Example 1460:
Source: Sii 17W 088O gaagau mene nana bono kurukuruu ore goe tea kirisi.The skin of the betelnut is for warming the worms so that they won't be itchy anymore.
Example 3446:
Source: Joy 26W 031Bea aba kom bono hum to tei nana o kurukuruu, a moonae repaa taneo tea kiris.If a person steps on the place where the worms are, his foot becomes itchy.
Example 3923:
Source: Joy 26W 028-30Bea huan siko bono vuri bebeahu, amaa hum repaa huun ge hapusu tea kokonio, o vahara kurukuruu repaa tavusu teo kasuana, teo hum to agaa nana ruene.When it rains for a long time, so that the places get flooded or full of puddles, the little worms come out of the ground in the place that is under water.