takitakinima plait bamboo walls of a house

• • plait bamboo walls of a house
  • • house

  • • Example 3716:
      

      Beara tau takitakinima a inu, eara toro nao roho rasuu tea mosi koopu teo hum vai to pura komana nae a koopu.

      When we are about to make the walls of a house, we must first go into the bush to cut bamboos at the place where the bamboos grow.

      Source:

      Aro Sha Joy 01W 067-068

    • Example 6995:
      

      A tasu ei, beara tasu sirisiri bata rara a koopu, ore tamee teo vuri beara takitakinima batara.

      This is the beating, when we beat and split the bamboo poles, they become flexible when we plait the wall.

      Source:

      Eno 04W 020

    • Example 6996:
      

      Tea takitakinima he na tei me nana bono buaku o kaku hanana vaa tea paku takinima. O peho o vavaasun, o meho he o vavaagoroho.

      As for the bamboo-plaiting, there are two kinds of patterns of making plaited bamboo walls. One is the standing pattern, the other one the sleeping pattern.

      Source:

      Eno 03W 026-027

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• See also:
  • takinima² plait bamboo walls for a house
  • vavaagoroho herringbone pattern of plaited bamboo-walls
  • vavaasun² basket weave pattern used for plaited bamboo walls