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droporobiꞌotaivdrop
drop (by self, plural things, from tree)orodoꞌova tree dropping many pieces of fruitsynorobiꞌo
drop (coconuts)iamuhiꞌovdrop (coconuts)
drop (for someone)omodoꞌovdrop coconuts or fruit (for someone)Iodaumo goꞌotai imomodoꞌomo.They went and dropped coconuts for him.1.5.2Palm
drop (one thing, from tree)obiꞌotai 1va piece of a tree (fruit, leaf, flower) that drops from a tree without purposesynoodoꞌaiodoꞌai 1cfodoꞌaioodoꞌaideliberately drop one thing from a tree, pick one thing from a tree (fruit, flower, leaf)Imitoi odoꞌai moo rio-ka imito iihoi. Drop me a breadfruit, I want to eat the seeds (single for drop one, plural for eat as eating many seeds).Roupa roo kopo roꞌoꞌato, ka moo-ro roo aiha rodoꞌai.
drop (one, for self)oroodoꞌaivdrop oneself, drop from oneselfOdadeai goꞌotai mabui-da goꞌotai orodoꞌai aꞌai. Go away from the coconut base, it will drop a coconut.
drop (one, for someone, from tree)omodoꞌaivdrop one coconut or piece of fruit for someone
drop (one, from tree)oodoꞌaicfodoꞌaioodoꞌaiva piece of a tree (fruit, leaf, flower) that drops from a tree without purposesynobiꞌotai 1
drop (one, in hole)ohuꞌumatidiovdrop one thing in a holeKukui boboi-da aiha ohuꞌumatidioꞌa. When you put the stick in the hole, don't drop it in completely.
drop (plural objects, from tree)idoꞌo1vdrop many pieces of fruit on purposegoꞌota idoꞌodrop many coconuts1.5.2Palm
drop (plural objects)idoꞌaivdrop a few (coconuts)Ruu-ro retoꞌa goꞌota obo idoꞌai-ka, eremaꞌai-ka ruu atai, moo atai.He dropped two green coconuts, and he drank one and I the other.7.2.2.5.1Fallirahiaivmore than one thing drops, more than one thing falls downorobiꞌovtree dropping many pieces of fruitsynorodoꞌo
drop (plural, in hole)ihuꞌumatidiovtdrop more than one thing in a hole
drop (self)arahiaivone thing falls down, drop thing
drop (small drops)ihuꞌuvsmall drops, drips
drop out (self)arahuraivtake yourself out, drop out, such as a rafter coming loose in an earthquake of a person leaving a sports teamHioi-da moo emahibai-ka, sikuri pupuoito aaꞌoi, irai mia ipi-da pirarahurai, moo umo bia, moo raꞌaiboi raꞌai.So I strove to continue my education to higher levels, but somehow I dropped out along the way.Ruu oorioi-da arahurai, mabu ruu topi temeteme-ro ohiai. He dropped out of the game because he had a stomach ache.Kimai-da arahurai raai tauo ihiai maaka. The fish that dropped itself off the fishing line died.3.6.2School7.4.5.2Throw away
drown (each person)aa'umutivdrown, used when a number of people or animals drown separately in a single event.Peei ai-poruhobia uubi rautu, tuai-da, ka ami'ai ai-paa'umutimo.The canoe overturned in the ocean, with people, and some drowned.
drown (one)aa'umuvidrownRuu ai-paa'umo, oboi-da.She drowned in the water
drumgama2ndrum (kundu type)
drum headhoohoo 4HHLLsp. var.hohondrum head, made from lizard skin (tuꞌa tama)
drum skingama tuꞌandrum skin, tu'a is the lizard species commonly used for drum skins
dry (adj)gagaꞌo1 1LLHadjdryHioi-da moo-ro du paha gagaꞌoi iahioi-ka, bomoi muhoi ematomuti-ka.Then I set to cutting some dry sago leaves, and put them together and lit them, in order to singe the hairs off the pig.1.3.3.1Drytoatoaadjdry Oboi tauo poruo, toatoai-ka.The water has already gone down, it is dry.1.3.3.1Dry
dry (once, verb)adimaivrub something off to make it dryMereei idebi adimai. Rub the tears off the child (Dry the child's tears)
dry (one, verb)amai1vdry one item
dry (one)eꞌebuvdry out a canoe, or dry out anything
dry (plural fish, over fire)imadidio2vdry more than one fish over the fire