to1 that; who; where

Part of Speech pron
Morphology to
Gloss REL
    • that; who; where
      • grammar
      • Comment The relative pronoun has only one form. It does not distinguish between singular and plural or any syntactic functions. It functions as an object in [Aro 011 61E], a subject in [Mah 13R 0700], an adjunct in [Pur 02R 159], and the complement of the preposition <vo> in [San 02E(Eno) 041].
      • Example 1143:
        Eovei o vahutate to tavusu vaavaha vo roho o sinivi o bun, o taatate vaa tea vaahoa sinivi, ae o vagoogogi.
        This is the story how the painted canoe, the custom of canoe launching and the vagoogogi custom came into being.
        Source: San 02E(Eno) 041
      • Example 6424:
        A moon to sinana ni nana bono kasuana.
        It is the woman who mothers the land.
        Source: Mah 13R 0700
      • Example 7508:
        A tabae to an noman?
        What are you eating? (lit. What is it that you are eating)
        Source: Aro 11E(Eno) 061
      • Example 7509:
        ei kou a sii vaan to tiitii naa, ...
        because the little village where I stayed, ...
        Source: Pur 02R(Pur) 159