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aleale
v.
lick; lick clean with the tongue
動
舐める;舐めてきれいにする
連続・反復動作.[参]
ale
,
ope
,
opeope
.
ope
v.
[N] lick; lick clean with the tongue
動
[北] 舐める;舐めてきれいにする
[参]
ale
,
aleale
,
opeope
.
opeope
v.
[N] lick; lick clean with the tongue
動
[北] 舐める;舐めてきれいにする
連続・反復動作.[参]
ale
,
aleale
,
ope
.
oso
1
n.
provisions given for a journey or a fishing trip (Jackson 2001)
名
旅や釣りに行くために用意された食料 (Jackson 2001)
[参]
oho
1
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oho
1
n.
[N] provisions given for a journey or a fishing trip (Jackson 2001)
名
[北] 旅や釣りに行くために用意された食料 (Jackson 2001)
[参]
oso
1
.
fakataukai
v.
[N] eat together
動
[北] 一緒に食べる
fakatau (do something together) + kai (eat). fakatau- is a prefix indicating simultaneous action by two or more people (Ranby 1980).
fakatau(一緒に行う)+ kai(食べる). fakatau- は2人以上の人が同時に行う行為を意味する接頭語(Ranby 1980). [参] fakataupehe:一緒に歌う.
fakalikiliki
v.
fast, go without eating
動
断食する,食べずに過ごす
faka- (cause an action) + likiliki (hungry).
faka-(~の状態にする)+ likiliki(空腹な).
fakalikilikiga
n.
fasting, the act of going without eating
名
断食すること,食べずにいること
fakalikiliki (fast) + -ga (noun marker).
fakalikiliki(断食する)+ -ga(名詞マーカー).
inu tī
v.
have breakfast
動
朝食を食べる
inu (drink) + tī (tea).
inu(飲む)+ tī(お茶). 文字通りには「お茶を飲む」.
Tou inu tī.
朝食を食べましょう.午後に言うと「軽食を食べましょう」という意味になる.[参]
'kaiga pogipogi
,
'kaiga taeao
.
'kaiga pogipogi
n.
breakfast
名
朝食,朝ごはん
'kaiga (meal) + pogipogi (early morning).
'kaiga(食事)+ pogipogi(早朝). [参]
'kaiga taeao
,
inu tī
.
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