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karahude Gi M dial. var. of karaude Ba Bu Go U W karapua duba n imported species of banana that has a strong white powder on the leaves. They are good when cooked. karaude Ba Bu Go U W dial. var. karahude Gi M HM karaudi n pronged fishing spear syn hamaa 2
karerida Eng calendar n calendar Oboi meree mati-da ereꞌai aꞌai, ka ara kareridai meree emeꞌa toe himio mabui-ka. The woman will check her baby channel, and see from this calendar when the risky times are. 8.4 Time
karo-karo n sound from the ground karukaka n species of kingfisher or kookaburra kauduru n gourd vine and fruit. The dried ruit is used to make pots for lime (amea kauduru). There are both large and small varieties of kauduru.
kauhu n 1 loincloth usually worn by women 5.3 Clothing 2 nappy, diaper 5.3 Clothing
kauka n heart Kaukai moo ma roroiꞌioi-ri ara hepui-da. A heart to keep me alive on earth. Paidubui mereei ai-emidio moo kaukai-da. God's son lives in my heart. 2.1 Body
kaukauere n traditional decoration made from small shells on a string kaukauere decoration
kaumau n groin on men or women
kaupaꞌe v satisfied Aaꞌo reꞌei-da rimoi-bi iriihoumo kaupaꞌei. Then we ate until we were satisfied. 5.2 Food
kaꞌiro cf auere-obo n a weak tide, a dodge tide, a tide that has very little range kaꞌu n bailer to get water out of the canoe, traditionally from bark, but used for all items used for bailing kaꞌu bailer
ke-dudu n a wild species of pitpit that grows in less salty swamp areas, has floating roots, and is not edible
kebari LHL n horn on cows, antler on deer or big strong teeth on pigs 1.6.2.5 Parts of small animals
keekee sp. var. keke sg keehi adj small ones Toe a'ai-mo'a, meree keeke. Do not be afraid, little children. 8.3.1 Shape
keekee keekee n cuckoo, chestnut-breasted cuckoo cacomantis castaneiventris
