rakoto stick on something; cling to something

• • stick on something; cling to something
  • • position

  • • Example 2515:
      

      Beo supi pihae pura tavusu, o iposi na rakoto batana teo pihae.

      When the sprout of the coconut frond grows outside, the leaf sheath sticks on the coconut frond.

      Source: Joy 17W 025

    • Example 6036:
      

      Eara repaa gono riori, beori rakoto batari tea suin rio bakubaku.

      Then we get them, when they (the haeasita fish) stick on the body of the sharks.

      Source: Eno 11W 066

    • Example 6037:
      

      O damidami na rakoto nana tea vasu.

      The jingle shellfish sticks on a stone.

      Source: Sii 18W 052

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• See also:
  • damidami Jingle Shellfish
  • haeasita kind of suckerfish
  • iposi basal leaf sheath, part of the coconut palm that looks like a piece of cloth and is used for squeezing grated coconut
  • rakorakoto stick on something (habitually or many things on many other things)