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euta

Bingham

éuta

vt. toss up as in kabane.
vt. lift the foot as in walking.
n. step, pace.

euúta

a. much.

Sabatier

euta

vt. eueuta: to raise or lift gradually; raising, throwing up, taking out in small quantities.
ex.
  • euta waem, euta roroana: lift a foot, crane the neck.
  • e euta karawa Riki: Riki raised the firmament.
  • te eutana, ua-euta, etc.
  • euta ni wae: a step, a pace.
na. te eueutaki: gallivanting, vagabondage.
vc. ka-euta: to cause someone to get up, to dislodge, to move.
vct. eueuta, kakaeutaka: to strut, to stalk proudly, to show off, to put oneself forward.
n. te euta ni maneka: the length of a foot (measure), pace.
vt. euta ni maneka: measure by foot (putting one foot in front of the other).

Topics: The body, Numbers and counting

Words that link here

  • e he, she, it.
  • eu eu, eueu, to lift up.
  • eueuta frequentative of euta.
  • kakaeutakia to draw oneself up, to stretch up, to try to attract attention, to…
  • uta part, small portion, some, little.