1.3.1.3. River

agua kabiiliinsource of riverstat bilong baret1.3.1.3River
aguan1beginning of something.stat bilong samtingAgua ya tudete, yane ying nyiidiiba yile tiika.Go and stand in the place where they started the fire.1.3.1.3River8.4.6.1.1Beginning8.6.2.1Bottom2reason, causeasKap diitakua tiipma apaba daadam kapka yak. Ma agua vii, daabakgii.There was a sound as if a person fell from a coconut palm. See what was the cause, lest [someone] fell.Em pairap olsem man i pundaun long diwai kokonas. Lukim wanem as, nogut wanpela i pundaun.9.6.2.5.1Reason
agua taknmouth of a river where it enters into a larger body of watermaus bilong baret1.3.1.3River
ariidi gubindownstreambehainim tait i goAriidi gubi wunii kai veriyak. I paddled up against the stream.Mi pul kam antap pesim tait.Akui viyai wunii siisakutiite, dii ariidi gubiba yik. I cut an island and pushed it, and it went downstream.Mi katim ailan na pusim i go ausait, na em bihainim tait i go daun.1.3.1.3River1.3.2.1Flow
ariiveliya gubinupstream, upriverpesim tait i go antapAriiveliya gubi van kayak, gubi dama dama gaiyakuadiite nanii wariye kai woritu.Upriver is difficult, facing the stream coming down and we labour to paddle going up.Pesim tait em nogat, mipela save pesim tait na taitim bun na pul i kam antap.1.3.1.3River1.3.2.1Flow
aviisatnlarge river, usually referring to the Sepik Riverbikpela wara olsem Sepik Wara1.3.1.3River
aviisat tiigunriverbankarere bilong wara1.3.1.3River1.3.1.5Island, shore
dadagiinstream that is large enough to travel by canoebaret1.3.1.3River
kabiilii takunbridge made by laying a log across a riverbris6.5.4.1Road1.3.1.3River
kutii1ncreek that is too small for a canoebaret1.3.1.3River