nigara let's ...

Part of Speech

interjection

• • let's ...
  • • unclassified

  Comment

  The interjection is used to ask and encourage other people to do something. ; <nigara> is either followed by a clause introduced by <are> 'then we' or by an imperative.

  • • Example 4958:
      

      Umee amaa upeupehe vaarau, nigara are voosu.

      Forget those thoughts. Let us go home.

      Source: Skae 01W 090-091

    • Example 4959:
      

      Nigara are busu roho ta meha busu.

      Let's throw first the net again (lit. Let's throw another throw.)

      Source: Sii 06RG 401

    • Example 4960:
      

      Nigara momohu nasu enam pasi vamurina nasuu.

      Go ahead first, we will follow.

      Source: VaaSen 01W 091

Related entries

• See also:
  • gara come on