Te Tikisionale o te Gana Tuvalu mo Faifaiga mo Iloga Fakatuvalu
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volume_up
n.
white material taken from the coconut frond and used in making fine handirafts
名
ココヤシの木の中心にある白い芽
ハンドクラフト用に使われる.
lau'moe
volume_up
n.
new shoots of coconut leaves
名
ココヤシの幹の真ん中に出てくる新しいまだ分かれていない葉
伝統舞踊のスカートの材料になる.
laupulapula
volume_up
n.
young coconut leaves
名
まだ開いていない若いココヤシの葉
kaumoe
volume_up
n.
new shoots of the coconut tree
名
ココヤシの新芽
fātakale
volume_up
/ takale
volume_up
n.
the terminal bud of a coconut palm
名
ココヤシの幹の先端に生える白い芽
ナイフで切って食べる.
kautuāniu
n.
midribs of the coconut leaf that are tied together
名
ココヤシの葉の中脈を束ねたもの
kau (group/bunch) + tuāniu (the midrib of the coconut leaf)
kau(ひとまとまりの)+tuāniu(ココヤシの葉の中脈)
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