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1a

A basket liner, especially of banana leaf material, dāun.

It is used to line a rice-fermenting basket, gamāta, taggi'i. The banana-leaf liner is wilted, lopa, to make it pliable. Into the lined basket is placed cooked glutinous rice, daya''ot, for the brewing process, īwa. A banana leaf liner is also used to cover the inside of an eating basket, tallū'u, or cooked rice storage basket, hū'up, before rice is placed into it.

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to line a basket (loc ref -an) with a basket liner (theme), as described above.

dapnan; edpon; pampon

For someone (agent) to use something as banana leaf material, dāun, for a basket liner, as described above.

-an: dapnan; i-: edpon; paN-: pampon

2a

A cloth or paper holder, as a cloth holder to pick up something hot as a pot; a piece of paper to pick up excrement.

2b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to take hold of something (loc ref -an) one does not wish to touch, with a cloth or paper holder (inst), especially for the purpose of picking it up, as described above.

For someone (agent) to use a piece of cloth or paper (inst i-, paN-) for a cloth or paper holder, as described above.