Entry record from Pinto (2004): Makalero
Page number: 23
ateu
• counting large animals; 10 of them; for instance 10 buffaloes; 10 horses are called this.
Literally: ate 'tree/wood' (?); u 'one'
atewarit'i
• to climb a tree and cut off all of its branches.
Literally: ate 'tree'; wari'ti 'to cut down'
Note: Subentry under ate 'tree'
atewaka'la
• cut a piece of wood into short pieces.
Literally: ate 'tree'; waka'la 'to cut, chop' (?)
Note: CHECK wakal. Subentry under ate 'tree'