onoono loincloth, tapa cloth made from the bark of kareana- and bio-trees

Part of Speech

n3

• • loincloth, tapa cloth made from the bark of kareana- and bio-trees
  • • clothing & grooming

  • • Example 5134:
      

      O pusu no onoono kou to tahitahi na bona.

      It's the edge of the loincloth that is pinching him.

      Source: Aro 06R 067

    • Example 5135:
      

      Nao vahaa inu, ean repaa rigaha o onoono tean, ean repaa pahin pita koa vo komana tahii.

      Go back home, pull off your loincloth, then you just immediately go into the sea.

      Source: Sha 01E(Eno) 056-057

    • Example 5136:
      

      mepaa rigaha bono onoono teve,

      and (he) pulled off his loincloth,

      Source: Sha 01E(Eno) 060

Related entries

• See also:
  • rigaha pull something off; untie something (a knot); open something (a parcel)
  • pusu¹ tree stump; base of a tree; foot of a tree / edge; end; seam