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1

A colander basket.

Relatively flat, from about thirty to fifty centimeters square with a loose weave of bamboo, ānoh, bī'al, with a zigzag pattern, lāga 2, with a lip, bāli, tied with rattan, uway. It is used as a colander to scoop up edible aquatic invertebrates, gīnga; or mudfish, bolog; in a pond field, allowing the water to strain through the loose weave; also used as a receptacle for large uncooked or cooked foods; for washing vegetables by allowing water to drip through the weave; for drying coffee, fish.

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2

For someone (agent maN-, -um-) to sieve-catch edible aquatic invertebrates, mudfish (loc ref -on) with a colander basket (theme i-) by sieving out water.

managda; panagda

For someone (agent) to use a particular basket (inst paN-) for sieve-catching, as described above.

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3

For someone (agent) to carry something, as sweet potatoes (theme -on) in a colander basket.