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aangoli

n. bottom fishing with line

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

amu

n. arrow

baalanga

baalanga

n. metal pot

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

bulu hunu waga

n. paint brush

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dala

vt. to comb one’s hair; to cast a fishing line

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

di kabikabi

n. scissors

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

di waga hoou

new canoe

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dogi

n. adze

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dogi lodo wai

n. pick axe

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

dono di uu

rear of eel trap

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gaahanga

n. rope used to assist in climbing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

galau

galau

n. nylon on fishing line

gau

n. handle, shaft

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gau dalai

n. handle of an axe

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gau hoe

paddle shaft

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gau talai

n. axe blade

gau tuluman

gau tuluman

n. knife handle

goa ga

n. flat edge of knife

goloo baalanga

n. metal working tools

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo daane

n. gear, tools

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

goloo hai mee

gears, tools

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gubenge

n. net for fishing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gubenge huduhudu

n. throwing net

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gubenge pada

coarse throwing net

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

gutat

n. slingshot

hadu sukusuku

n. rocks for pounding

hagabaeha mmaga

n. machine gun

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hagahana

n. tranverse cord of the bag net of a flying fish net

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hali

n. rope

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hamaa

n. hammer

hamali

n. bow

hatu

hatu

n. the rock holding the bait to the fishing hook in traditional kapinga bottom fishing

hoe

hoe

n. paddle

Example: Photo by Travis S. December 2, 2011 via Flickr License: CC BY-NC 2.0

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hoi

hoi

n. pushing paddle

houlung

n. rudder paddle

hulumanu

n. knife

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hulumanu dahi ngudu

n. straight razor

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

hulumanu damana

n. machete

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

imu mee gai

n. vegetable oven

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

iwi dui gi di lima

n. hande needle

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

iwi dui mee

n. needle

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

kau

listenloadingplaying

n. fishnet

Speaker: Howartson Heinrich

kau

listenloadingplaying

n. net, net for fishing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974, Speaker: Howartson Heinrich

kau kumi tawe

n. net for catching flying fish

kopen

n. type of seine net

laa lima

n. wrist watch

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

laagau kolo ahi

n. fire making apparatus

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

libogo deledele

libogo deledele

n. a lure for trawling

libogo gaudogi

libogo gaudogi

n. a lure made from an american screwdriver used for trawling

lou

n. pole with a hook

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

maadau

n. fish hook; jack in playing cards

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

maadau mangoo

n. shark hook

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

maalei

n. arrow, bow and arrow

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

madaanaa

n. club used for beating fish

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

malama lodo hale

n. table lamp

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

malama madangi

n. hurricane lantern

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

malua

n. fishing spot

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

matau tualua

phrase a double hook

matua tuadolu

phrase a triple hook

me baabaa

n. frying pan

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

mee dadaagala

n. toy

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

mee hagaui lamu

n. mosquito coil

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

modoholo

n. night fishing on the reef using using torches

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

naa

n. knife used to extract a clam

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

ngawidi

n. fishing tackle box

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

ngud talai

n. axe

oho

n. string or line of a fishing rod

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

taalo mangamanga

n. a three pronged fishing spear

tala mounu

to look for bait

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

talo

n. spear

talo mangamanga

n. three pointed fishing spear

tok

n. sharp hammer

tu ahi

tu ahi

n. scraper for coconut

uga hagalala

n. long line for bottom fishing

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

uka

uka

n. fishing line

uu duaaniu

n. native broom made of coconut palm frond spine

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,

uu haka niha

uu haka niha

n. elaborate trap used for eel trapping, double doors and long enterance funnel

uu haka pilau

n. fish trap that uses coconuts and fruits as bait

uu hakadali

uu hakadali

n. box used for storing eels

uu taa

n. fish trap which is submerged in water and left for a few days

Source: Lieber & Dikepa 1974,