| Part of Speech | conj |
| Morphology | tea |
| Gloss | COMPL1 |
| comment | The complementiser <tea> is used, when the subject of the complement clause is the same as the subject of the superordinate clause. |
Example 1628:
Goe tea naabu, sahata!Don't be scared, my dear!
- Source:
- Aro 03E(Eno) 048
Example 7408:
Evehee, enaa na nata nom tea paku a taba vai, o sinivi.But I know to make this thing, the canoe. ,
- Source:
- San 02R 030
Example 7409:
... ei kou na hiki to sinivi, na toku rori tea paku sinivi.... because (they) did not have a canoe, they did not know to make canoes.
- Source:
- San 02R 008