karo
Bingham
káro
n. a parent.
káro
n. very deep water, water dark beause deep.
Sabatier
karo
n. te karo, ka:ro: parents (au karo, am karo). used sometimes for distant relations.
karo1
n. school of porpoises (te karo ni kua).
ex. ana karo Nei Nouma: school of small porpoises.
karo2
v. v.t. karoa, kakaroa: to steal away quietly.
karo3
v. to make dark, to cause obscurity.
n. dark sea bottom, deep water.
vt. karoa, karoroa: make dark or obscure, to darken, to wait till night.