Te Tikisionale o te Gana Tuvalu mo Faifaiga mo Iloga Fakatuvalu
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lai
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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
n.
woven plate made of green coconut leaves (green)
名
緑色のココヤシの葉を編んで作った皿
See also:
laulau
.
[参]
laulau
.
laulau
volume_up
n.
woven plate made of green coconut leaves
名
緑色のココヤシの葉を編んで作った皿
See also:
loulou
.
[参]
loulou
.
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.
ato
n.
basket with handle weaved with brown coconut leaves
名
茶色いココヤシの葉で編んだ持ち手付きの籠
緑の葉で編む
peka
より耐久性があり,長期的に使用する.
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.
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
ili
volume_up
n.
fan made of young coconut frond
名
若いココヤシの葉で編んだ団扇(うちわ)
titi
volume_up
n.
local dancing skirt made from brown coconut leaves
名
茶色く乾燥したココナツの葉で作った伝統舞踊の衣装のスカート
See also:
titi fakamanumanu
.
一般的にスカートのことを指すこともある.[参]
titi fakamanumanu
.
gaveivei
volume_up
n.
clothing made from the skin of the brown coconut leaves
名
茶色いココヤシの葉で作ったスカートのような衣類
泳ぐ際に着用するが,今はほとんど見られない.
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