sibono¹ roast something; smoke something (e.g. fish, meat); dry [...]

• • roast something; smoke something (e.g. fish, meat); dry something (coconut, cocoa)
  • • food & drink

  • • Example 6356:
      

      O gaagaga vai o sibono vamataa, ei mepaa tagigi vamataa bata nom.

      These mullets are well roasted, this means their meat comes easily off their bones.

      Source: Sii 47W 085-086

    • Example 6357:
      

      Beara sibono a iana bono pesupaava, ore paa raka vamataa kurus! Eara na gaha rara, are paa vaatei o geto suraa teo pesupaava.

      When we roast the fish using coconut husks, it dries up very well. We get a piece of burning wood and put the ember into the fibres of the coconut husk.

      Source: Sii 16W 070-072

    • Example 6358:
      

      Sibono a kavuraa bona maa tope.

      Roast the copra with the coconut shells.

      Source: SiiSen 01W 195

    • Example 6359:
      

      Avuisi eve o naono to vaanoto ni raara tea sibono kaakau.

      The avuis is a tree that we use for roasting cocoa.

      Source: Sii 17W 137

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• See also:
  • pesupaava fibrous coconut husk; fibres of the coconut husk
  • pupuhu¹ roast something over an open fire