airam
verb [ transitive verb ]
ko-a
to pulsate
to beat (a drum)
to play a musical instrument
to thresh grain
• erami ngesi atenus
she/he beats the drum
• airam itunga
to call people together (in olden times by drum, but these days a person can move from home to home telling people to attend a gathering, or simply place a radio announcement)
• airam adeudeu
to play the harp (musical instrument)
• airam edongot
to ring the bell
• aram naka etau
heartbeat, pulsation
• airam erot
to beat road level
• airam itunga origa
to call people away for a hunt
• airam emome
a method of catching flying ants (emome) by beating a dry log with two small sticks (the ants mistake the sound drops and swarm up a tube which leads into a pot where they are trapped)
• airam imu
a traditional ceremony after the birth of twins, involving wearing ebomo, emuria and egwangira plants on the head and waist, dancing emidiiri, beer drinking and a lot of other observances
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