Entry record from Pinto (2004): Makalero
ale
• the name of a food that is sown in a rice paddy; and then is planted in a (dry) field(eng).
aleama
• a garden/field where rice is planted(eng).
aleliri,
• take rice (seeds?) that have been soaked and sow them in a prepared rice paddy(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; liri 'to sow, spread' (?)
Note: CHECK hau'lu
aleliri,
• put rice in a basket and take it then throw it all over the place so that the seeds rise (?) and the chaff will go seperately(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; liri 'to sow, spread' (?)
alehu'ru
• xxx then plant them again is called this(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; hu'ru 'to plant'
Note: CHECK laemata
aleara,
• the stem of the rice plant (?) but the small ones / shoots that grow at it are xxx(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; xxx
Note: CHECK ale'e, ropuk
ale'e asa wiri'ki
• rice whose leaves are sagging (?); (when) the wind blows through the young rice plants the leaves move(eng).
Literally: ale'e 'rice' (?); asa 'leaf'; wiri'ki 'to make sad' (??)
Note: CHECK ale'e, wiri'ki
ale lemunu
• to tear out/weed grass which grows all over the rice(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; xxx
Note: CHECK lemunu, alele (what is the segmentation?)
alepopon
• rice which is already xxx; near xxx(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; xxx
Note: CHECK popon, rakat, dike
alepalaa
• the rice skin on it that has gone yellow is called this(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; palaa 'half ripe'
aleutuu,
• to stay near the rice so that nothing comes to eat it(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice; utuu 'to guard, to look after'
aleeme'le
• a rice husk that is empty; that doesn't have a grain in it(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; xxx
alewatu,
• take the winnowed rice; put it under a mat (??) and let it dry in the sun (?)(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; watu 'sun, to dry in the sun'
alefasu
• still carrying the skin/husk; not pounded yet(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; fasu 'skin, husk'
aletafa
• put rice in a mortar and use a pestle to pound it and smash it so that the husk (?) goes separately and the grain goes separately(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; tafa 'to pound'
aleiu'tu,
• to xxx rice which has already been pounded in order to clean it; to xxx the seeds(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; xxx
Note: CHECK iu'tu
aleleu'ku,
• put rice that has already been xxx in a flat basket (?) and throw it up so that the empty husks are thrown on top(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; leu'ku 'pick out dirt' (?)
Note: CHECK lili, kiut
ale eraha
• rice that has already been pounded is called eraha only(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; eraha 'finished' (??)
alesa'e,
• hulled rice that has been broken into pieces(eng).
Literally: ale 'rice'; sa'e 'hair' (??)
Note: CHECK sa'e, niki
alenasa
• a flying bird that habitually eats rise(eng).
Literally: xxx; asa 'bird'
Note: CHECK: is the segmentation alen-asa or ale-nasa?