invite (many, by message)iaamaꞌuedial. var.iaamaꞌuovinvite many people, through a message, a direct invitation is o'opaiiaamaꞌuovinvite
invite (many, in person)imo'opaivinvite many for a gathering
invite (one, in person)aamaꞌuedial. var.aamaꞌuovinvite oneHiiro uubi piaamaꞌue.He invited many people.oꞌopaivinvite, welcome, accept someone, bring someone to an eventMoo boꞌu-ro roꞌopai, moo irotiodoai mereei rautu tauo oꞌopai maaka.The person who welcomes/invites me, also welcomes/invites the one who sent me.
irrealis/hypothetical (plural subjects)-duumo 1vused with plural subjects asking about actions or talking in hypothetical terms (irrealis-plural)Boꞌui-do rihimaituti duumo?Who are we bowing to?Roo umo bia, uubi obo-totoi goroi oaꞌoiai amaꞌai duumo.You never know whether someone might be under the wharf.Aiha amemidio duumo, ka toei-hato emidiodioi raꞌai kaumo.For if we continue living here life will be always full of fear.Ara odii ruu gaaꞌu aibo-ka, uubi-ro tio-ra apoho-rai raꞌaibou rimotuti madio duumo emerai oaduꞌoi-ka.This story is the same, whether telling how people weave mats or baskets.
islanduratopivar.urauraꞌopinislandUratopi omoi tuiai-da. The island is in the middle of the river.Ura'opi oboi-ro auhiomai.The water eroded the island.
itruuprohe, she, itKiauka ruu gaai-ra mahuumo-ra iha pia'ubai.Then he took the bow and the arrows.9.2.3Pronouns