kokdonSura mon i dan onEnglishwateryThis word, structured like an inalienable noun, is used as an intransitive verb and a noun. It is used for things that are not supposed to be watery, like cooked root vegetables. It implies they are tough or difficult to eat.Kaukau minái a tu mon i dan on. Kono minái a ngeu, má ngorer kápate arwat suri na ani á kaukau a kokdon ngorer. Ngo te er a pekes, ki nák ani.This sweet potato has water in it. This one is toothless, and so he is not able to eat sweet potato that is watery like that. If there are any that are soft, then he can eat them.kok3
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