imotifromotisgomotiv1standRu'a amoti? Ie, imoti.is the tree still standing? Yes, it is standing. 2wait for more than one personHiiro oo'umo bia, rimo rii rimoti duumo.Many did not come, we were waiting for them.
imotofromototo1sgomotovbeat sago for others (such as men do for women)
imotodeaifromotoodeaisgomotodeaivdivideDubu-o, moo erarai boꞌu-ro remaꞌai riꞌo-iti raarai ipituiai-da ma rimotodeai-ri?Man, who gave me the authority that I should divide things between you-2?
imotohitisgomotohitivwrap Hoho atai aiha pomoꞌoi, aiha pemeheai hoho atai imotohiti, ipi aiha pomomoꞌoi.He tied one end, turned it round and wrapped the other end, then tied the middle.5.2.1Food preparation
imotusgomotu2vteach more than one person about how to live a good life
imoꞌaoneomoꞌa1vmany exist, they areGigi-da hagemai imoꞌaThere are necklaces are around her neck.
imuavthrow outsideKaida potiodoai ata himoꞌa mereei mire paꞌeai emeaꞌai imeheidio uubi-ro aiha pahiutimo rato-ratoi rautu imuamo kekai-da.And then he send another servent, the people look after the vineyard cut him badly and threw him out.
imuinvine with sharp thorns that can spread a long way. The leaves were traditionally chewed to help with a cough, and were also rubbed on new fishing hooks so that people did not miss the fish.
imurutifromuraionceimuraisgomurutivuse more than one item to cover or close more than one thing, so that people cannot see what they are
imutiHLLvpeel off (the bark)Moo-ro dui imuti-ka, tamai iri mamu, ototoi omahoroi-ka.I peel off the bark of the sago, and started scraping it.1.5.2.1Sago
ioahovdawnHimioi ioahoi duoduoi motoi emeheai-ka, ruu omaꞌati omahoroi-ri, epui totoi-da pomahoro.At dawn the next morning he left the house to start work, starting on the first platform.8.4Time
