Te Tikisionale o te Gana Tuvalu mo Faifaiga mo Iloga Fakatuvalu
A Dictionary of the Tuvaluan Language & Culture
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ginigini
volume_up
/ ligiligi
volume_up
n.
small round woven coconut plate in which food is placed
名
ココヤシの葉で編んだ食事用の小さな皿
lai
volume_up
n.
traditional woven plate made of coconut leaves (brown)
名
茶色くなったココヤシの葉で編んだ伝統的な皿
loulou
volume_up
/ laulau
volume_up
n.
woven plate made of coconut leaves (green)
名
ココヤシの葉を編んで作った皿(緑色)
tāpola
volume_up
n.
basket woven from coconut fronds
名
ココヤシの葉で編んだ籠
peka
volume_up
n.
small basket with a handle woven with coconut fronds
名
ココヤシの葉で編んだ持ち手つきの小さな籠
tāpola
よりも小さく,持ち手がついている.一時的な使用のために緑の葉で編む籠.茶色い葉で編む籠(
ato
)は耐久性があり,長期的に使用する.
kete
volume_up
n.
large oval basket woven with coconut fronds
名
ココヤシの小葉で編んだ籠
tāpola
よりも長く使用するしっかりしたつくりの籠.
tīpola
volume_up
n.
blind, screen made from coconut fronds
名
ココヤシの葉で編んだブラインド
āmatagi
volume_up
/ puipuiafā
volume_up
n.
windbreak, fence made from coconut fronds in preparation for strong wind
名
強風に備えてココヤシの葉でつくる防風フェンス
ā
(fence) +
matagi
1
(wind), [ND] puipuiafā;
puipui
(protect) +
afā
(strong wind)
ā
(フェンス)+
matagi
1
(風),[北] puipuiafā;
puipui
(保護する)+
afā
(強風)
fuefue
volume_up
n.
instrument used for fanning away flies
名
kautuāniu(ココヤシの葉の中脈)で作ったハエ除け,はたき
kapau
volume_up
n.
type of local mat made from dried coconut fronds (used to place under the better quality mats, also used for blinds)
名
良質なゴザの下に敷くための乾燥したココヤシの葉で作ったマット
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