Bautam |
Pole; a brace for the outrigger. |
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Bir |
A tuna catching technique, using large voyaging canoes, Waribir. |
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Chee |
A brace that goes toward the hull, underneath the outrigger. |
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Chou |
Shape of bow. |
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Fanunuh |
One-half of distance from Ruuh to Hau. Note: Justin spells this Fahanuh. |
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Fariyap |
Apple tree. |
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Hafaryaurhiyo |
Long thwart. Note: Justin spells this hafayaurhiyo. |
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Hahuhauryopacha |
Outrigger strut or brace—the second yopacha. |
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Haramah |
Paddling canoe. |
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Hau |
One-half of the Ruuh. |
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Haus |
Mast. |
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Hehatah |
Side opposite outrigger. |
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Hetam |
The outrigger side. Note: Heitam is a variant of this word—it means and sounds the same. |
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Hih |
Middle part of canoe. |
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Hinbochariyas |
Gunwale. |
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Hirifeten |
Strut holding up outrigger boom. |
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Hiyo |
Main supports of outrigger. |
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Hom |
One-half distance Hau to end. |
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Metehefeng |
Brace to keep outrigger from swaying. |
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Metesie |
Curved side. |
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Mowar |
Bow. |
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Muihir |
Stern. |
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Panangi |
Side of the canoe. |
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Pauh |
End piece. |
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Riepeh |
Adze blade with straight cutting edge. |
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Ruuh |
The center. |
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Safang |
Apple tree used for canoe. |
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Senap |
Master canoe builder. |
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Tahuhfa |
System of moistening coconut frond while building canoe. |
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Tam |
Outrigger. |
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Too |
Is this Tour which means Thwart? |
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Waribir |
Canoe. |
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Wariyeng |
Used to hold up mast on sailing canoes. |
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Waruhuh |
Sailing canoe. |
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Woor |
Adze blade with curved cutting edge. |
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Worobei |
Brace. |
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Yapiti |
A brace of rope that locks the two protruding parts of the outrigger down to the outrigger. |
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Yopacha |
Outrigger strut or brace. |
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