sipsip sheep

Part of Speech n2
    • sheep
      • animals, mammals
      • Example 1509:
        O sipsip na an rori bona garas.
        The sheep eat grass.
        Source: Joy 26W 096
      • Example 2667:
        O sipsip o meho taba teo kakaavoo.
        The sheep are another kind of animal of the white people.
        Source: Sii 44W 017
      • Example 6460:
        O sipsip na kahukahu ririori, o vunuu teori mene paku puraget ge paku uvuuvu vaa tea tovuhu.
        The sheep are shorn, their wool is used for making blankets or making clothes for the cold weather. (lit. The sheep, they shear ...)
        Source: Sii 44W 018-019
      • Example 6461:
        O sipsip saka tei haari tea maa hum teara. Evehee na tei rori tea meha maa hum. Tea maa hum vai Israel, New Zealand, Australia ae meha maa hum munana vai to tovuhu nana.
        The sheep do not live in our places. But they live in other places. In places like Israel, New Zealand, Australia and other places of the world that are cold.
        Source: Joy 26W 089-091
      • Example 6462:
        O giroas no sipsip o kakaavoo, amaa meha he amaa paru.
        The colour of the sheep is white or grey, but some are black.
        Source: Joy 26W 092
      • Example 6463:
        O vunuu no sipsip na kapokaporo riori, eori repaa paku bari bona maa hobohoboo vai to uvu ni raara teo vuri tovuhu. A benoo nae a nin mataa kurus.
        The wool of the sheep is cut and then clothes are made from it that we put on in cold weather. The meat of the sheep tastes very good.
        Source: Joy 26W 093-095

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