| Part of Speech | n2/n3 |
Example 2138:
Source: Eno 10E(Eno) 012-013Be kavara a kiu bona, eara repaa hiupu nia pihae, kahi asi bata nom be tarava batana amaa vununae.When this work is finished, we set fire to the coconut fronds, (and) it will burn while its hair is being singed. (i.e. the hair of the pig)
Example 2181:
Source: Joy 26W 093-094O vunuu no sipsip na kapokaporo riori, eori repaa paku bari bona maa hobohoboo vai to uvu ni raara teo vuri tovuhu.The wool of the sheep is cut, and then clothes are made from it that we put on in cold weather.
Example 2933:
Source: Sia 01E(Joy) 203Kaporo bata riori a vunuu nae.They cut his hair.
Example 7039:
Source: Hel 13E(Sha) 011-013Bea ruene vahusu gonono nana, eara repaa nomo ni rae toa, a vunuu nae re tamee.When the water is almost boiling, we dip in the chicken (into the hot water), so that its feathers become flexible.
Example 9542:
Source: Sii 33W 131Beo niha bero en vunuu raara, na mataa koana, beara kaporo a vunuu raara.When the nits are plenty in our hair, it is just good when we cut our hair.
Example 2801:
Source: Sii 16W 059-060Eara na antee rara tea paku kanono nio vunuu vai komano pesupaava. A kanono bona a kikis kurus.We can make strings from the fibres inside the husk. This string is very strong.