ravarava sarong; lavalava; clothes

Part of Speech

n3

• • sarong; lavalava; clothes
  • • clothing & grooming

  • • Example 611:
      

      Ahiki to vonaha. Bana nio ravarava, ean re goroho nie.

      There is no mat, spread out a sarong and sleep on it.

      Source: Sii 29W 013

    • Example 6089:
      

      ean ne paa gono o ravarava,

      and then you get a lavalava,

      Source: Sia 01R 161

    • Example 6090:
      

      Rerau, amaa taba to paku riori a ravarava. Masin vaa tea paku ravarava tara nao raara.

      Then, things that they made clothes with. Machines for making clothes we saw (there).

      Source: Iar 01R 118-119

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• See also:
  • uvuuvu clothes
  • kareana kind of ficus; softwood tree; its bark is processed, beaten, straightened out and used as cloth (tapa cloth)
  • korosu dress
  • maro piece of cloth that can be wrapped around the waist or be sewn into a dress; sarong / clothes; dress
  • takitakihi ravarava rags