Part of Speech | n2.constr |
MWE Structure | n - NP |
Morphology | rapa-n=a kasuana |
Gloss | side-3SG.POSS=ART2.SG beach |
Comment | The literal meaning is 'the side of the beach' which may be on the land or in the water. |
Example 3179:
Source: Eno 16W 058-059O iana to kave ri raara ei o iana vaa rapana kasuana ge hana taataana: a paeri, maraahiri, manasu, kaabusi, pasuaromo.The fish we catch with nets are the fish near the beach or in the area where we can walk at low tide are: the paeri-rabbitfish, the maraahiri-rabbitfish, the Blackspot Snapper, and the emperor.
Example 6061:
Source: Sii 17W 069O anahuna eve o meho naono vaa rapana kasuana.The anahuna is a tree growing near the beach.
Example 6062:
Source: Sii 46W 018A taasupe a sii iana vai to tei bata koana rapana kasuana.The mudskipper is a little fish that only stays near the beach.
Example 6063:
Source: Eno 16W 106A sakosakopo o peho sii kaku vagana to pakupaku raara tea bon en rapana kasuana.The sakosakopo is a kind of fishing that we do at night near the beach.