kára-itransitive verbSurilwa pasi ur káiánEnglishclaim; reserve verbally; dedicateThis has the idea of claiming something as one's own because you like it, as a nice melon in a relative's garden, i.e. picking out something or several things for oneself from among many. It is also appropriate to refer to deciding and announcing about a marriage. One may also plant something on behalf of another, as one would plant a coconut grove to leave to one's relatives.Tan táit erei di oboi suri gama ilwa pas te ur kamu. Ái Pirdamau áng kárai wilwil ngo ur káián, má ngorer ákte kipi má uranang i kán rum.Those things they put are for you all to choose some for yours. Pirdamau has already claimed the bicycle for hers, and therefore she took it down to her house.Poron lamas inang ái tata a soi mák parai ngo na ur kángimhat kukun. A ngoro poron lamas erei a so kára gimhat mai pasi gimhatá otoi onin.Father's coconut grove down coast he planted and said that it would be for we brothers and sisters. It is like that coconut grove he planted-dedicated with it resulting in we possess it now.4.3.9.1Customanthro

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