rake¹ want something or someone

Part of Speech

vt

• • want something or someone
  • • unclassified

  • • Example 2271:
      

      Beori rake mee tea hua pahana tea maa meha maa toro mohina.

      Also when they want to paddle across to the other islands.

      Source:

      Joy 24W 013

    • Example 2840:
      

      Enam na rake unoman, kao tavusu maa!

      We want you, come out!

      Source:

      Sii 06RG 496-497

    • Example 6017:
      

      Eh! Tabae to rake nom eam?

      Hey! What do you want?

      Source:

      Aro 02R 049

    • Example 6018:
      

      A otei na rake batana, a takaha re takaha vakahu.

      The man wanted dawn to break quickly.

      Source:

      Mor 03R 159

    • Example 6019:
      

      Ei kou na rake nana toro takaha vakahu.

      Because (he) wanted the day to dawn quickly.

      Source:

      Mor 03E(Eno) 125

Related entries

• See also:
  • takaha¹ (of dawn) break / dawn (process) / set off at dawn
  • takaha² dawn (point of time)
  • rakerake¹ want to do something very much; like somebody or something very much
  • varakerake like each other