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'kaiga taeao
n. breakfast
朝食,朝ごはん
'kaiga (meal) + taeao (morning).
'kaiga(食事)+ taeao(朝). [参] 'kaiga pogipogi, inu tī.
'kaiga tūtonu
n. lunch
昼食,ランチ
'kaiga (meal) + tūtonu (noon).
'kaiga(食事)+ tūtonu(昼).
'kaiga afiafi
n. dinner, supper
夕食,晩ごはん
'kaiga (meal) + afiafi (evening).
'kaiga(食事)+ afiafi(晩).
kai hamu
n. a person who eats rice without side dishes or seasonings
おかずや味付けなしでご飯を食べる人
niu hihi
n. 1. [N] coconut flesh
1. [北] ココナツの果肉
n. 2. [N] Nanumea's traditional custom of providing coconuts and fish to pregnant women to ensure they receive adequate nutrition
2. [北] 妊娠中の女性に、栄養補給のためにココナツと魚を提供するナヌメア島の伝統的習慣
Beginning in the seventh month of pregnancy, the mother is provided with a nutritious meal by her family so that they can share in providing adequate nutrition for her baby. Traditionally, the mother is given coconut flesh, fish, and two drinking coconuts (teaoa pī).
妊娠7ヶ月の頃に始まる習慣で,家族は赤ちゃんに十分な栄養を共有できるよう、妊婦には栄養価の高い食事が用意される.伝統的慣習としては,ココナツの果肉と魚,2つの飲用ココナツ(teaoa pī)が与えられる.
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