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congregationekalesia 2Greekcfekalesiatara motoncongregation
consume (one thing)uuho2 1HHLveat, consumeMoo rio-ka hora emiꞌei du ma ruuho."I need to have a rest and something to eat."Rimoi-bi ai-rodau biikaumo Maubi-to, boomo uuhoi!We are going to Maubi to eat pig!Adimoi rimo goꞌotoi-da pirimati boomoi uuhoi-da.In the village that evening as the sun was setting we were eating that pig.Goroi-ro pooꞌui-da ikakoopui aiha puuho.; Gaꞌu aibo-ka uuho du, itai-itai ra, goꞌota, ka amiꞌa raa.The rat came and ate into the mangrove fruit.Momoꞌoi iuhoi-do ioropoiꞌoi, rii-ti utaꞌauti-ka.The two of them then they ate the bird up, and went to sleep.; The same for uncooked food, cooked food, coconuts, and so on.Moo abeai-ro boomoi emeꞌai-ka, pahei hiꞌai, dui puuho.My father saw a pig, a big boar, eating sago.
consume (plural objects)iihosp. var.ihoveat (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
container (for liquid)paaꞌansomething that keeps liquid insidecomp.oro-paaꞌa
continueebeutivcontinue
continuing-dio 2v > van action which is ongoingAra dubui ru'ai ipi-da emidio.This man is sitting in the middle of a log.Boomoi iobodidioi-da, dubui aiha poo'u omo barai...While the pig was chasing him, the man came to the river bank...
contractionsdiꞌi-diꞌina pregnant mother started to have pain, then it stopped
contrast=haprtmarks item in contrast, or focuses on manner of doing somethingTB muramurai mea-ha ma idioi.Take TB medicines properly.Pitoi hepatoi orai rao, tamai rautu oraꞌora-ha.The poor cuscus's ears were bleeding and his fur was covered in blood.Umui-ro pitoi oduꞌai-ka, "Ruꞌai hoꞌu behai-ha ita oroaꞌoiadioumo."Then the dog cursed the cuscus: "You will have only the tops of trees to hunt in."Ka pitoi ihoi-ha eibuai-ka uroi reꞌei-da.The cuscus would just wake up and eat freely without making any contribution.Ara dui-ha iiho rabia turia-ha himioiDo not eat these foods every day.Emeꞌa mereei-ro epui-ha imamuiꞌa.Whoever finds you will just break your head.Ruu gaꞌai-ha piaꞌubai.He got the bow and arrows.
cook (for one person)emitaivtcook for someoneRii-ro geema iiho piremitaimo.They cooked a great feast for me.
cook (for plural people)imiitovcook for more than one person
cook (on fire)iruro 2vroast, cook on a fire
cook (one, from underneath)emadoꞌa 2vcook (one) from underneath
cook (plural objects)iitovcook more than one kind of thingOmotibu'aumo dui miito kaame.Wait, so they can cook some food.
cook (single object)iitaivcook 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
cooking placearaꞌu 2ncooking place
core (of tree)bedoro2ninner solid part of a treeIre bedoroi riibo-ka oeuoi a'ai. That solid part of the tree is heavy, it will sink
corn (on foot)medioncallous on the foot, hard skin on the foot as a result of an injury
corn (vegetable)koriEnglncorn, corn that is sweet or that is drycomp.kori hoho
corn tasselkori hohoncrown of corn plant, including tassels
corner (of house)udu1ncorner or side (of a house)6.5.1.1House
corner (trap)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.
coughurencoughAra dubu paꞌuri urei emaaꞌo mereekehi eito.This old man is coughing straight towards his son.Moo ure raꞌai.I'm coughing.2.5.1Sick
cough upemaaꞌotiaivcough.up
councilkarisoroEngncouncil4.6.6.5Politics
countiahoꞌooutivcount, repeatedly call out numbers, read out loud