nako
Bingham
náko
vi. to go.
pre. to go to.
ex. E nako Tarawa. He went to Tarawa.
adv. away, off.
a. all, all in succession.
bib. Gen 41:34.
Sabatier
nako
prep. nakon, nakoni: to, towards, against, more than; nakoiu, nakoim, nakoina, nakoira, nakoimi, nakoia: towards me, etc.
ex.
- nako karawa: towards heaven; nako eta: upwards.
- nako mone: (without article) downwards, the depths.
- nakon te kawa: towards the village.
ex. e rietata nakoni kai: it is higher than trees.
ex. e un nakoiu: he is cross (to) with me.
nako1
a. each, every, all.
ex.
- te bong nako: each day.
- bongi nako: every day.
nako2
v. to go, to depart, to go on, to go away.
red. nanako: to go often.
ex. E nako Tarawa: He went to Tarawa.
ex. Tai nako!: Don't go!
ex. Nako!: Go away, Be off...
n. the act of going, leaving, walking, departing, moving.
see nakonako.
ex.
- I uringa nakom: I remember your departure.
- Akea nakona: It won't go again.
nv. nakoiang, nakoaiaki, nakomainiku, nako maeao: to go to the north, to the south,... east,... west.
ex.
- nakomai, nanakomai: to come, to approach.
- nakoati, nakowati: to go towards the one who calls.
a. kai nako, kakai nako: quickly gone, easily taken off, easy to take off.
vc. kanakoa: to make go, to send, to cause to depart, to send away, to expel, to banish, to dismiss, to discharge, to let go, to let escape.
red. kananakoa: to make go often, regularly, to loosen little by little.
v. kanakoianga: to send towards the north.
ex.
- kanakomaia: to make approach..., come towards.
- kanakowatia: to make go towards kanakomaiaka: to make go or come south.
- kanakomeanga: to make come northkanakomaeaoa, kanakomainikua.