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1

Bundling cord; usually a piece of rattan, uway; a rope; cord; vine, wa'al; root of the amīlung vine; used in bundling objects, as described below.

bōbod 1 boto' 1a hawid 1 he'lat 1

pāut 1

2

A unit measure of a relatively large carrying bundle of material such as wood, āyiw; spear grass, gūlun; arrow-grass canes, bilāu.

For a description of measure phrase see sec. 7.20.2.

A single carrying bundle, hin'ūyun, is of a size sufficient for carrying on the shoulder. Counting carrying bundles is the same as that listed for water pots in Appendix 19.

boto' 1b

3

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to double-bind a relatively large object (loc ref -on), with bundling cord (theme i-), as in bundling spear grass, gūlun, items for carrying.

Two loops of cord are used, near either end.

For someone (agent) to use a particular choice of bundling cord (inst paN-) for double-binding, as described above.

bōbod 2 boto' 1c hawid 2 he'lat 2

pāut 2