atuSurrakrakaiEnglishtough; hard; cooked done but not soft; strong; firmTok PisinsitorongThis term has a large range of meaning encompassing the ideas of strength, steadiness, firmness, not leaning, tough, self-sufficient.Kálámul ngo a ngeu, kápate arwat singin suri ngo na ani táit a atu. Koran ngo na pekes, ki nák ani.A person who is toothless, it is not possible for him to eat something hard/tough. But if it would be soft, then he can eat it.Tungu goion kalik min kápte a lu kis masik, mái sár onin ákte rakrakai má i kápán páplun ki áng kis atu má.Previously this young child did not sit alone, but now his body is strong so he is sitting steady.dik2rakrakaigángángáugáugolgoltur atu
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