Boie'nen (Old Buhi Language)

karikaw / kawikaw

English: Translation

To reel in or pull in a line, such as a fishing line, kite line, or any other type of line with an object attached to the end. The act of pulling or winding in a line to retrieve or bring in the object attached to it.

Part of Speech

verb

Semantic Domain

Physical Actions

Notes

Synonyms:

- Reel in\

Pull in\
Wind in\
Retrieve

Usage
"Kawikaw" can be used in various contexts where a line or string needs to be reeled in, such as:

- Fishing: Reeling in a caught fish\

Kite flying: Reeling in a kite\
Sailing: Reeling in a rope or line

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begnet: v. to pull (general)

karikaw: v. to reel in (specifically with a winding motion, like a kite or fish line)

see: baton