Part of Speech | vt |
Pronunciation | lɛˈkoj |
Borrowed Word | Possible Austronesian borrowing, cf. PMP *leku 'bend, fold, folding part of the body; curl up on the ground, of an animal' (ACD). Known reflexes in Austronesian languages in Timor do not fit well with meaning in Wersing, e.g., Tokodede ‹leku› 'cross legs or arms', ‹k|leku› 'bent, crooked'. |
Example 52:
Alar ba medisi awil ba lekoi.Take the cable and tie it to the fishing hook.
Example 641:
Pei ba gewak gèlolol lekoi.The pig is tied up by its legs.