39A Halo uma (Building houses) Flashcards
halo uma
to build houses
aumenta
to increase, add more
dada
to pull
dada ahi
to connect up to electricity
dada bee
to connect up to water source;
to pump water
dudu
to push
enxi
to fill up with (e.g. petrol, water, dirt)
fera
to split
futu
to tie up into a bundle
hada
to stack, lay (bricks)
harii
to set up, raise (to vertical);
to establish
hiit
to lift by strap or handle
kahur
to mix
lalin
to ferry, give a lift, transfer;
to change
liga
to relate to, connect with, join
monta
to set up, install, assemble
nahe
to spread out (over a flat surface);
to lay (tiles, cement)
pinta
to paint (wall/picture), draw (picture)
prega
to nail
reboka
to plaster (a wall)
rehab
to rehabilitate, reconstruct (buildings)
sobu
to take to pieces, demolish
sukat
to measure
suru
to scoop, ladle, shovel, dish up
taa
to chop
taka kaleen
to put on a tin roof
tetu
to weigh
tutan
join shorter pieces to make one long piece
ikus
last
lahuk
disintegrating
(of wood caused by insect pests, of metal due to extensive rust)
mahar
thick
(mainly of flat or thread-like objects, such as cloth, books or hair)
mihis
thin
(mainly of flat or thread-like objects)
mamuk
empty
nakonu
full
natoon
enough, of the right size, fit well
ikus mai
in the end, finally now
kedas, kedan
in advance
keta lai
do not yet (do whatever is being suggested)
dadauk, dadaun
current, at present, nowadays,
PROGRESSIVE
agora dadauk (nee)
these days
foin dadauk (nee)
recently, a very short time ago
alkati
pliers
baliun
axe