1.6.1.5. Fish

aatuUramacfbomo-uhoncatfish variety, largest in size, which can grow to more than a metre in length, yellow in colour1.6.1.5Fish
auerenmullet1.6.1.5Fish
bomo-uhocfaatumatubanyellow catfish of a very large variety, more commonly found near the coast1.6.1.5Fish
debeneel1.6.1.5Fish
eebaannurseryfish (Kurtus gulliveri)1.6.1.5Fish
eꞌuaivcatch (fish with line)Odai-ka, tahoi ioboi-ka, kimai aꞌai-da, raai eꞌuai-ka.They would go looking for prawns, and throwing lines they would catch fish.1.6.1.5Fish
gaboransawfish (Pristis microdon)1.6.1.5Fish
gaiꞌuanfish species1.6.1.5Fish
gaihancommon threadfin (Polydactylus plebeius)1.6.1.5Fish
gaugaꞌunvery small prawn sp, tiger striped1.6.1.5Fish
gaꞌi1nsmall prawn species, tiger-striped1.6.1.5Fish
gegerenfish species1.6.1.5Fish
geeꞌuanbarred mudskipper (Periophthalmus argentilineatus), up to 15cm long, good to eat1.6.1.5Fish
geeꞌuamudskipper
gidobunbarramundi1.6.1.5Fish
goomanbanded archerfish (Toxotes jaculatrix)1.6.1.5Fish
googoo1nfish species1.6.1.5Fish
goꞌunact of looking for food, especially fishing or crabbingAta himioi moo ooboi-re mereekehi rautu goꞌu pirodaumo.One day I went out looking for food with my wife and small child down the river.Ka boomoi ihi mipai go'ui ia'ai-da... Where the pig was searching for food...1.6.1.5Fish
guruerengiant trevally (Caranx ignobilis)1.6.1.5Fish
guuꞌuanfish species1.6.1.5Fish
hauhaunstingray1.6.1.5Fish
hairanlesser spangled emperor fish (Lethrinus nebulosus)1.6.1.5Fish
hoganblack-finned long-tom (Tylosurus acus melanotus)1.6.1.5Fish
hokakenpale river perchlet (Ambassis agrammus)1.6.1.5Fish
hoomanfish species1.6.1.5Fish
huubentiny prawn species1.6.1.5Fish
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