ihomesgohomeanmore than one kissMoo roo motoi irodoroi-da, roo-ro moo ohomeai bia, irai ara ooboi-ro moo ototii ihomei emahurai bia moo iroꞌui-da imomahoroi-ka, imoꞌu doꞌou.When I entered your house, you did not kiss me, but this woman has not stopped kissing my feet from when I came in, until now.
iihiaisp. var.ihiaiploroihivdie, one thing diesRuu muramurai idio bia-ra, ka ruu iihiai a'ai.If she doesn't drink her medicine, she will die.2.5.1Sick
iihosp. var.ihooneuuho2veat (things)Moo rio-ka rooi-do keito made aaꞌoi, roo-ro moo iiho dui iremaꞌai-ri.I want to thank you for sending me food to eat.Aaꞌo reꞌei-da rimoi-bi iriihoumo kaupaꞌei.Then we ate until we were satisfied.5.2Food
iimamiaiventer into a closed spaceMotoi iimamiai dubui ga'ai amia bia. The man who entered into the house did not put the string on the bow.
iimatomudioonceimatomudiovcontinually teach a group of people over an extended amount of time
iimotovkillUmui emaꞌoi-ka, "Roo turiaha boomo mia ami'a raarai iimoto-da horo behai-ha imemaꞌaimo."The cuscus cursed the dog: "Whether it is a pig or something else that you kill, they only give you the bones."6.4.1Hunt
iimuinvine with sharp hook-like thorns, no use for any of its parts
iitaitransemitaipliitovcook one thingMoo abeai-ro dui itai ioropoiꞌoi, moo dui emaꞌai-ka.My father cooked sago, and gave some for me to eat.Ruu-ro patu-gaaꞌu dubai ahiai-ka, itai.She cut down a bunch of patu-ga'u bananas to cook them.Momoꞌoi muhoi aꞌubuti-ka, iohuti itai-ka.He plucked the feathers, cleaned it and cooked it.5.2Food
