baro
Bingham
b'áro
n. the forelock cropped or banged above the etes <hair>.
b'áro
va. assembled in numbers.
vi. to comb as the surf, to flow out suddenly.
Sabatier
baro
v. barobaro, babaro, barorio, baroake: to spill, to pour out, to overflow, to flow, to scatter, to shed, to empty.
a. hanging loose (hair), flowing.
see rabaro, rabaroa.
baro1
n. 1. attic, provision box, hutch, silo, small box, safe.
2. overflow, hole, depression where water stays.
2. overflow, hole, depression where water stays.
n. 3. baron te wa: forepart of canoe which dips up water in rough seas.
n. 4. a preparation of coconut and molasses.
n. 5. te baro ni kanaka: hair cut with fringe.
Topics: Coconut, Sea, canoes and navigation, The body, Numbers and counting