| Part of Speech | n2 |
| Scientific Name | Siganidae |
Example 7678:
Source: Eno 20W 064-67O totoeaa o sii vahara maraahiri to naonao vaagum batari. A bero amaa vuri na vurahe ri raara tea maa kopua vaa tea maa hanataataana. Beori bebeera vakavara, eara repaa tara vahiki vahaa riori. A totoeaa na nahunahu vaa hiroo ni raara.The totoeaa are little rabbitfish that swim in a group. Often, we find them in the pools in the area where we can walk during low tide. When they have grown up, we don't see them anymore. We cook the totoeaa in soup.
Example 7679:
Source: Sii 46W 025-30A totoeaa a vahara. Na tara nao raara beori siiri bata maari. O totoeaa bari a bero kurus. Na kana ri raara bona kakavei vai to paku riori bene ta maro, ei beori kurukurus bari teo taunama. A totoeaa to beera nana are paa pokaa ee bono maraahiri.The totoeaa is a baby fish. We see them when they swim close under the surface causing little waves. These baby rabbitfish are very frequent. We scoop them up with the kakavei net that they make from a piece of cloth when they cut it off from the mosquito net. When the totoeaa is big, we call it Maraahiri (rabbitfish).