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1

An axe; any of the following: chisel-adze, tu'ūtu'; large utility axe, pūtaw; small utility axe, wāhay 2a.

2a

A small utility axe, used to chop down trees, longoh; shape wood, haphap; split wood, gīha.

pūtaw 1 tu'ūtu' 1

2b

For someone (agent CV- + muɴ-) to carry a small utility axe in going away from the homesite area to do something, as in cutting down a tree.

2c

For someone (agent muɴ-) to chop something (loc ref -on) with a small utility axe.

For someone (agent) to use a particular axe (inst i-, puɴ-) for chopping with a small utility axe.

2d

A small utility axe head.

A traditional head is a tapered piece of metal, sharp at the wide end, with the narrow end, a shank, ūtong, inserted through a hole in the handle, pagāda. Modern imported axes are sharp at one end with a hole at the other through which a handle is inserted.

pūtaw 4