rigunu wind something up, reel something in, roll something up (e.g. a [...]

• • wind something up, reel something in, roll something up (e.g. a string, rope, fishing line, etc.)
  • • unclassified

  • • Example 6133:
      

      Be raka, are paa rigunue, matatopo vaa tea vin maata.

      When it is dry, we roll it up, preparing for weaving mats. (i.e. the strap made of a black, wild banana-sheath)

      Source: Sii 24W 058

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• See also:
  • orovi black wild banana sheath; the inside is scraped out thoroughly leaving a very thin flexible soft black sheath which is dried and split into strips and then used for weaving designs in mats, armbands, belts; woven together with strips of pandanus leaves
  • rigun wind something up, roll something up (e.g. a string, rope, fishing line, etc.)
  • urisi² banana-sheath strap; strap made of a wild banana sheath, used for carrying knapsacks and as a tape measure
  • vin maata weave mats