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sange [sangge] part beside; long sait bilong samting
Gh: iyapre/tiange; H: hange
Wuny rand sange pe yenu. The garden is on the side of a mountain.
sang nand [sang/srang] vt he cuts off the branches that stick out from the main
trunk (See also puaq nand); katim han bilong diwai
Gh: pua nand; H: hang nand;
Mame bidi pe wariqamo puiq sang gad. I clear off the bumps around the septum
of the bamboo with a machete.
sang nap [sangg nap] vt he asks for something; askim long samting
Gh: tange nap [tangge nap]; H: hang nap [hangg nap]
Ni wasebo sang rip ruso. They went to ask for some tobacco.
sanyi [sanyi/sangi] n mango; mango
Gh: utanyi; H: hanyi
sanyi cheqe: very young fruit; kulau mango
Gh: cha; H: hanyi huguag
saqme n the long red edible fruit which grows on the cultivated pandanus tree, the
tree has spines on the leaves and trunk and is called by the same name as the fruit;
marita
Gh: tame; H: haqme; So: wuraing
Ni saqme ri naghe. They cook the pandanus fruit.
sare n vine, rope; rop
Gh: tare; H: hare
Sare bir mawo. They split a vine lengthwise.
sare poir: a loop with a slip knot that can be tightened. (See also poir nuaw)
sare quayi nuang: she teases, jokes with him (See also griny wand rind); tok
pilai
sare yi: fruit of vines; pikinini bilong rop
sare gagriwo n the bark of a plant used as a rope to tie the sago roof on; rop
bilong pasim morota
Gh: tare gagriwo/tare nyiambre; H: hare puahibuew; So: munambre
Sare gagriwo pe yaq rang bab. We sew the sago leaves in sheets for roofing with
this type of plant bark.