BUA2-005 10/12/20 vesu mona take control of your mind, manipulate 
Note: At 7:54 in Jackal crow recording, don’t need to say “Ra Xoxo” explicitly in the sentence mona brain 
vesu to tighten/control/tie in a bundle 
se “or”, connecting clauses of different options 
soli maxa sara flatter 
sara look, see 
soli give 
mamarau very happy, also ‘marau’ happy (8:02) 
xila to know/realize 
rogorogo rē sounds good 
tomona his/her voice/neck 
io xoi and this 8:16 
Note: this sentence doesn’t have ‘sara’, has to do with stress/intonation? ‘ixo vei “directing the action”, does it have to do with the patient? lu’u fall 9:06 
kumu [xumu] hold in one’s mouth/beak 
sa and, and then 
exevu to start 9:34 
xena his/her 
draxana his/her mouth 
vativi look 
Note: is ‘sara’ sometimes an auxiliary verb? Maybe epistemic modal?