shout (once)aapoꞌiacfaapoꞌiaemaapoꞌiavisudden loud shout or noise that causes or expresses shock, made by one thing, such as a fish bursting from the water, a gun going off, or one piece of green bamboo exploding in the fire. Aapo'ia moo'a? Why are you shouting? Guruu-ro aapoꞌia.The thunder shouted (once).
showobodivappear, be born, show, bring out of hidingAaꞌo didimoi moo mari rautu obodi-ka.At that moment I appeared with a great big smile.Aaꞌo mereekekei turia-ha Kapura Muramura motoi-da piobodimo.The children were all born at Kapuna hospital.Aruhe obodi-ka, burio gaaꞌu didimoi-da.Aruhe was born one year later.7.2Move
show (cause to)omobodivshow, cause something to appear
show (to people)imobodi2vto bring something out and show it to more than one person, such as a misplaced item that people have been looking for. Something that was hidden is now seen.
shuturaivclose, shutBiri urai, koroboi ai-odoro. Close the door, the wind is coming in.synoopai7.5.9Put
shyhiiponshy, quiet person, not talkative; not an insultKiauka hioi-da pitoi hiipoi ruꞌai hoꞌui-haito pioro.Immediately the cuscus shyly climbed up into the top of a tree.hiipo-hiipoadjvery shy, very quiet, not talkative, not an insult
sibling (younger)rianyounger siblingMabiai mereebehe-ka ruu pairai-ka Serei-ka, riai pairai-ka Heiho ohio-ka.The older sister was called Serei, and the younger sibling was called Heiho.4.1.9.1.3Brother, sister
siblings (younger)riamiꞌonyounger siblingsRuu riamiꞌoi maamui rautu ai-podaumo ruui-do...Hi younger siblings and his mother came to him...
sickgimonsick or sicknessAta himioi moo mereebehe keehi epu tutuei iha gimoi paꞌai.One day my first-born little girl became very sick.Gimo mereei muramura reꞌei-dakaThe patient (sick person) is in the hospital2.5.1Sick
sidehapuonone sideEhei ahiai-ka, Imi Veraibari hapuo tamai ohuꞌodidiꞌoi-ka.I came through the passage, and came out at the Imi River end of the passage.Abui omahoroi-ka, Imi tuiai hoohoo hiꞌai-da, Mirimairau goꞌotoi ooꞌa hapuoi eito.I started to paddle across the Imi River mouth to the other side where the village of Mirimairau is located.Ruu-ro moo oduꞌai-ka, "Ara mati aipo mea-ha. Moo auꞌoi hapuoi eito rodou."He told me "Clear this side. I'll poke from the far side."1.2.1Land
side-postatihonside-post or corner-post of a house, goes from the ground to the low edge of the roof6.5.1.1House
signaapensign, a vision. This could be a fish jumping out of the water, facing the direction of the problem, so that a person knows they need to go that way quickly.Ruu aape raa tauo eaꞌa maakaHe had just seen a vision.
similaraibopostlike, approximatelyRoo moo kopei aibo-ka.You look like my carvingOio himio aibo-ka ata omumuꞌai-ka.Just like the new day, the wind is blowing again.Tutu himio eidai bia, pura reto'a aibo.It did not take a long time, about two weeks.8.1.5.8.1Approximate
sing (many songs)iabotutivsing many songsRimo geꞌii raahoaꞌei iabotuti-da, riꞌo hete omaumo bia!We sang happy songs, but you did not dance!4.2.3.3Sing
singeematomutivburn or singe the hairs offHioi-da moo-ro du paha gagaꞌoi iahioi-ka, boomoi muhoi irematomuti.Next I cut some dry sago leaves, and in order to singe the hairs off the pig.5.2.1Food preparation
sinkaaumovsink, lower, including the sinking sunoeuoivsinkIre bedoroi riibo-ka oeuoi a'ai. That solid part of the tree is heavy, it will sinkoꞌuovclimb down (from above), sink (below the water)Mia ruu hepui eito amoꞌuo, ruu heamo umui-ro uuhoi aꞌai.But if he climbed down to the ground, a wild dog would bite him.Hiei-da aaꞌo auoi aiha poꞌuo oboi goroi imodauo.When that happened the snake disappeared under the water.Ida mereekehi aiha pirahiai oboi tuiai-da. Kiauka aiha poꞌuo mereekehi.While doing so, suddenly the child fell into the deep water. To our distress the child sank.Ka rimo raarai oboi-ro aiha pimodaudio, ka amiꞌai aiha pioꞌuodioumo.The water carried off some of our things, and others sank out of sight.7.3.1Carry