transferehebia 2vbreak away to join another groupBurioi turiaha teri moo Kikori Karisoroi peresederi-ka, dohoito ai-pirehebiamo Isiti Kikori Karisoroi.I was president of the Kikori Council for 10 years. Afterwards I transferred to the East Kikori Council.
trap (corner)odoꞌa 1vtrap, cornerUmui-ro bomoi iobodidioumoi-da, ruꞌai dodoi hato podoꞌamo.The dogs chased the pig until they had it cornered between the buttresses of a tree.
trap (for birds and bandicoots)peehorona kind of trap for birds and bandicoots
travellerdima 1ntraveller, person who comes and gos to sell things
traverse (one)ahia 2unspec. var.ahiovttraverse, go throughEhei ahiai-ka, Imi Veraibari hapuo tamai ohuꞌo didiꞌoi-ka.I came through the passage, and came out at the Imi River end of the passage.7.2.4Travel
tree (amberoi)kerorontree used for decorations, with good smelling flowers, that can be smelled from 10m away, commercial name amberoimaiherentree with long curly seed pods, commercial name amberoipterocymbium beccarii
tree (amoora)aroo 1ntree species which grows in salt water and is used for timber, commercial name amoora1.5.1Tree
tree (bass wood)barabaranbig tree species with round leaves and thick white bark, commercial name bass woodendosperm sp.1.5.1Tree
tree (black mangrove)bigurunspecies of tree, commercial name black mangrove
tree (bombex)gaheꞌevspecies of tree, commercial name bombexbombex sp.
tree (brown aglata)maikainspecies of tree, brown aglataaglaia sp.
tree (brown quandong)raremanspecies of tree, brown quandongcommersonia
tree (bulolo ash)romantree species whose bark is used for tapa cloth, commercial name Bulolo ashxylopia sp.
tree (camphor)regerecfkutaregerentree species found deep in the bush; the bark is used for chasing away evil spirits, commercial name camphor wood
tree (cheesewood)dede-ubaunspecies of tree, yellow cheesewoodsarcocephalus coadunatus1.5.1Treehamaubauntree species that is tall and straight, with long dark leaves and fruit that are eaten by flying fox, also known as yellow cheese wood1.5.1Tree
