n. coconut oil; oil

See also: hinu.

n. coconut shell used for collecting coconut sap

After the husk is removed, a round hole is made in the upper part of the shell, and the flesh is removed to form a container. A cord (kolokolo) is threaded through it, and the container is hung from the coconut palm spathe (taume) to collect the sap. Nowadays, plastic bottles or glass bottles are commonly used instead, and pūpū kaleve is rarely seen. See also: kao kaleve, ipu kaleve.

n. copra (the dried endosperm of the coconut fruit)

kai popo: to eat copra (also a nickname given to Tuvaluans and Tokelauans by Samoans.) (Jackson 2010) See also: takataka.

See also: takataka.

n. coconut shell bawl used for cooking

n. rope to climb a coconut tree

n. stick or coconut shell used as a shovel

n. [N] coconut oil; oil

See also: sinu.

n. copra (the dried endosperm of the coconut fruit)

See also: popo¹，takataka kula.

n. charcoal made of coconut shells