hut1Englisharrive; comeTok PisinkamapThis is a non-imperative form for 'come', the imperative form being lákám. The words hut, tapam_hut, and purut are all fairly generic terms to mean `arrive'. Kahra is the Bush dialect term for the generic hut, and kaura, derived from it, refers to the rising, thus the arrival, of the sun or moon. Soura or sohora includes the idea of a supernatural arrival, but also refers to something sticking out of something else. Solsol_hut is technically `enter' plus `arrive', thus `go or get inside', but is often used to mean 'returning to your place'. And báhák refers to arriving in the middle of something already going on, like a feast already started.báhákkahrapurutsolsol hutsourahut asodarhut namurhuthutlákámpurutsolsol huttam huttapam huthut sarwai7.2Movemotion
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