oromiouratidioonceoromiouriofromomiouriovcloth oneself, wear continually Ruu-ro oromiouratidio, ubibi a'ai bia.She is wearing it and will not undress.Ara mereei moo tigiriti oromiouratidio. This person is wering my t-shirt.
oromoamefromomoamevexchange items with another personMoo raarai oromoame bia. Moo do'ou raraai oromoamei ra'ai. I did not exchange my things, so now I will exchange my things.
oromoamoivpeople who don't agree, but say differently
oromobodiaifromomobodiaivfamiliar with each other, known to each otherMoo iromobodiai ama'ei-ka Maami'o. I am not used to meeting with the Maami'o clan.
oromomohifromoohifromomomoohivmake a pile for oneselfAraibau-ka, raara hiiro-hiiroi boiꞌo-ro moromomohi duumo, rii himia-haido, rii Iehoma hoohooi-da, raara tiato-ka.In this way, the person who would pile up many things for themselves, they have nothing before God.
oromomohitivprocess of a bird cleaning its feathers
oromotodeaifromotoodeaifromomotodeaivdivide between onself and anotherImatomudio dubu-o, moo raamui oduꞌai, rimoi-ti abeai-ro irimoameheai raarai, ma roromotodeai-do.Teacher, tell my brother that we must divide between us the things our father left us.