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okoh-okoh
‘food’ rice and sea urchin entree.
This food is prepared by mixing raw sea urchin flesh and uncooked rice and inserting this mixture into another sea urchin which is still whole, but having been cleaned by shaking water in it and then pouring off. The mixture is cooked in the cleaned whole sea urchin.
Bang dandang eh ngalaan iting-na, maka eh ngalanuh jalom-na, bohoh eh ngisihan buwas jalom-na, maka eh malla, on-na "okoh-okoh".
If [you have] a sea urchin [with] its spines removed, and cleaned in its inside, and then its inside is stuffed with rice, and cooked, its name is "+okoh-okoh ".
If you have a spineless sea urchin, cleaned, and stuffed with rice, and cooked, it's called "+okoh-okoh ".
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