Vudoluvavwelu
numeral
800, eight hundred
Speaker: James Ure & Presley Dovo
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Vuevue
noun
kind of creeper
Scientific name: Canavalia cathatica,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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vuevue
vuevue
Vuevue
noun
kind of creeper
Example: Photo by Brett Lawrence / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Canavalia cathatica,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vula barai
noun
March: (“moon is not quite full”). Resources available but will soon be gone. Waves are longer, but do not cause destruction. Trees and plants grow well but a small number of leaves fall off the tree (=“gai ram mamaririga”)
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Vula labotu
noun
waxing crescent moon (moon appears)
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Vula meto / daulato matagu
noun
waning gibbous moon (dark moon when the girls are afraid to go outside alone at night because men might grab hold of them and harass them in the dark.)
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Vula mwa davihega
noun
waxing half-moon (moon is split into half)
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Vula mwado mwa rani / maramturani
noun
waning crescent moon (the moon remains from the morning throughout the day until evening)
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Vula ngoro bongi
noun
Waning half-moon (the place is getting dark)
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Vula ngoro rani
noun
waxing gibbous moon (moon is round throughout the day)
Example: See also "mwa ngal matan bageo"
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vungaibena
vungaibena
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noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by National Tropical Botanical Gardens / University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, License: CC-BY-NC via botany.hawaii.edu
Scientific name: Diospyros samoensis,
Speaker: Presley Dovo
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vut mate
vut mate
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Vernonia cinerea
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vut mate
noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by allen83059 / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Vernonia cinerea
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Vutugera
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Setaria spachelata,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vutugera
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Setaria sphacelata,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vutugera
noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by Jimmy Whatmore / iNaturalist, License: CC0 via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Setaria sphacelata,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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vutuhera
vutuhera
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Imperata cylindrica
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Vwai buku
noun
kind of tree
Example: Photo by Susan J. Hewitt / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Cordia dichotoma,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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vwaibulu
Vwaina kun guava (malo)
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Gardenia tannaensis,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina kun guava (malo)
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Gardenia tannaensis,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina kun guava (malo)
noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle / JSTOR, License: CC-BY-NC via plants.jstor.org
Scientific name: Gardenia tannaensis,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina ma do la ngolina (kun gaviga) Sara Santo
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Ixofora trifora,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina ma do la ngolina (kun gaviga) Sara Santo
noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by Martin Bennett / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Ixora triflora,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina mwa dabahu la rauna
noun
kind of plant
Scientific name: Brophyllum pinnatum,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina mwa dabahu la rauna
noun
kind of plant
Example: Photo by 灶馬 / iNaturalist, License: CC-BY-NC via inaturalist.org
Scientific name: Bryophyllum pinnatum,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina nanava
noun
kind of plant, rope is pagpag
Scientific name: Polyscias cissodendron,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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Vwaina nanava
noun
kind of plant, rope is pagpag
Example: Photo by Peter Woodard / Wikipedia, License: CC-BY-SA via Wikipedia
Scientific name: Polyscias cissodendron,
Contributor: Philemon Ala
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vwaiuli
vwaiuli
vwaiuli
Vwariringi
mythical people representing the second stage in the creation of humans. Said to be small (dwarfs), dark-skinned people of Pentecost Island, created by the vatu (stone people). Said to hide in caves and live in Lolbuavatu village
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