vaavoosu¹ let someone go home, send someone home / bring something home

Part of Speech	vt
Morphology	vaa-voosu
Gloss	CAUS-go.home

1. • let someone go home, send someone home
   • • unclassified

   • • Example 4711:
       

       Amaa mutariori na vaavoosu momohu ri roho ori.

       They had first sent their wives home.

       Source:

       Mor 01E(Joy) 027

     • Example 7572:
       

       Eara kahi vaavoosu ri rara a bua tom sinana to rova roho.

       We will let the mother who had disappeared go home with her son.

       Source:

       Mat 01R 129

2. • bring something home

   • • Example 2609:
       

       Baitono! Eara kahi kabuu rara o peho tookiu, vaavoosu maa a iana, o guu, a muu, a pauna.

       Listen! We are going to prepare a big week, bring home fish, pigs, taros and bananas.

       Source:

       Iar 02E(Eno) 045

     • Example 8297:
       

       o iana kahi voosu mau - pasi vaavoosu mau a abana,

       fish would come home, the people would bring (them) home,

       Source:

       Daa 02R 086-087

Related entries

• See also:
  • voosu go home; come home