kind of fish trap (many named varieties)

Kreemer 1931

fish trap

Zorc 1969

fish trap woven of bamboo

Barber 1979

to set a fish trap

Adriani 1928

fish trap woven of rattan, a much-used fishing implement; quadrangular rattan basket on four feet especially used by the women of the To Lage for the transport of light burdens

Adriani 1928

fish trap, four to five feet long and six to eight inches in diameter, made of rattan, used in rivers

Mintz and Britanico 1985

conical bamboo fish trap

Blust n.d. (1971)

wickerwork basket trap for fish

Said 1977

box-like trap woven from bamboo slats allowing entrance but no egress, used to catch fish or monkeys; (set in rivers for fish); make into such a trap; catch things with the #búbu

Wolff 1972

basket trap for fish

Manik 1977

large round bamboo wicker fish trap used only at sea

Conklin 1953, Reid p.c.

any fish trap having a narrow opening so that the fish can enter but cannot get out. Usually conical, of rattan and creeper, with an inner cone of sharp spikes (#ijap) fitted in the frame (#beŋkoŋ) of the mouth (many named varieties)

Richards 1981

kind of large bow net used to catch fresh-water shrimps; it is made of fine wickerwork (heavy bamboo) and is about one yard long with a diameter of one foot at the mouth; its funnel-shaped entrance has a double row of sharp points; bag of a seine

Rubino 2000, Carro 1956

fish trap with bamboo bars

Pigeaud 1938

type of bamboo or wicker fish trap

Pigeaud 1938

a fish trap which is placed with the mouth facing upstream

Neumann 1951

circular fish trap with conical entrance

Southwell 1980

bamboo basket trap for fish, placed with mouth upstream

Blust n.d. (1971)

fish trap

Galvin 1967

fish trap

Cense 1979

put the #vóvo in water

Richardson 1885

be spiteful

Richardson 1885

got by a #vóvo, as fish

Richardson 1885

kind of basket made of the stalks of the #vero or #fantaka grass and used for fishing

Richardson 1885

be fished for by a #vóvo; be treated spitefully

Richardson 1885

basket-trap for fish. Etymologically, a baited basket-trap with an entrance surrounded by spikes (#injap, #unjap, #ijep) that allow ingress but prevent egress; in contrast to traps (#teŋkalak) that rely on the current (many named varieties)

Wilkinson 1959

to fish with trap (set in a shallow part of the sea)

Svelmoe and Svelmoe 1990

conical bamboo wickerwork fish trap

Blust n.d. (1971)

fish trap

Larish 1999

fish trap

Dunnebier 1951

fish trap

Sundermann 1905

a particular kind of (wicker) fish-trap

Zoetmulder 1982

trap (usually for fish)

McManus and Josephs 1977

fish caught with a trap

McManus and Josephs 1977

catch fish with a trap; go out to check fishtrap

McManus and Josephs 1977

fish trap

Steller and Aebersold 1959

fish trap

Goris 1938

kind of bamboo fish trap

Coolsma 1930

conical bamboo fish trap

fish trap

Panganiban 1966

fish trap

Warneck 1977

catch fish with a #bubu trap

Warneck 1977

caught with a large fish trap

Schwarz 1908

fish trap of large dimensions used in river or sea

Schwarz 1908

a fish trap for catching fish and crabs in rivers

Fey 1986

conical bamboo basket trap for fish

Li and Tsuchida 2006

curving, four-cornered fish trap of plaited bamboo

Collins n.d.

very fine-meshed fish trap

Collins n.d.

shrimp trap made of a single piece of bamboo, slatted and tapering on both ends, used in streams

Collins n.d.

large-meshed fish trap

Collins n.d.

plaited cone-shaped entrance on either end of the fish trap; fish trap characterized by such an entrance

Collins n.d.

fish trap (woven of splints, and set in a stream)

Devin 1989

fish trap made chiefly of bamboo

Josselin de Jong 1947

fish trap

Wijngaarden 1896

fish trap

Ekris 1864-65

fish trap

Jonker 1932

fish trap

Stresemann 1918

fish trap

Jonker 1908

set a fish trap

Jonker 1908

wickerwork fish trap

Drabbe 1932a

bamboo basket trap for fish

fish trap

Josselin de Jong 1987

wickerwork fish trap

Drabbe 1932b

fish trap (weighted with stones to sink it in water)

Maan 1940

kind of fish trap

Walker 1990