tara rakerake search for something

• • search for something
  • • fishing

  • • Example 2243:
      

      Beara suguna tea hum hovohovo iobo, eara repaa taneo tea tara rakerake bata riori.

      When we arrive at the place where the sea-sausages move underground, we start searching for them. (lit. arrive at the sea-sausage entering place)

      Source: Hel 07E(Sha) 006

    • Example 6091:
      

      Beara tau vagana haopi, eara repaa tara rakerake bata o sii vahara vasu, beori ravun vaa tea vaakororovi rori.

      When we are going to fish haopi, we search for little stones being heaped up in a circle. (lit. if they are heaped up ...)

      Source: Hel 09E(Sha) 006

    • Example 6889:
      

      Beara rake tea paku o potee, eara toro tagihu roho rasuu tea tara rakerake to naono vai to mataa nana tea paku bono potee.

      When we want to make a potee canoe, we must first go into the bush to look for a tree that is good for making the potee canoe.

      Source: Mor 04E(Eno) 004

Related entries

• See also:
  • haopi kind of wrasse
  • iobo sea-sausage
  • potee¹ canoe type with a wide inside that has been imported from the Solomon Islands