tartaringtransitive verb taking onSurtalka walwal káriEnglishtabooThis is typically done to an area where betel nut is growing to keep people from climbing there so the betel nut can grow and mature. One does not do this to a coconut grove; one uses gorgor for that. This can also be combined with sorcery to harm any person who crosses the walwal (vine used for tabooing a tree or area).Kalilik dikte talka walwal kári á poron bu inang. A tartaring on sang ái kono káián á poron bu suri nák mon i wán. Onin a kápte wán kabin di lu bal sari.The guys have pulled walwal vine blocking/across the betel nut grove down coast. That one who owns the betel nut grove tabooed it so there would be fruit. Now there is no fruit because they repeatedly climb (and take) it.gorgor1tam14.3.9.1Customanthro

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