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Ga5-10 |
Ga5-11 |
Ga5-12 |
Ga5-13 |
Ga5-14 |
Ga5-15 |
Ga5-16 |
At the type of glyph in Ga5-11 Metoro used to say viri (e.g.
Eb1-28--29), however he said tagata vere / vere
koia at (Eb7-39--40).
Although, he choose the words te ipu gutu hua for
Ea8-125.
Tagata vere and vere koia should refer to a person (tangata /
koia). And according to Jaussen ipu gutu is 'gourde goulot en bas',
i.e. a gourd with a spout at the bottom. Similar to the tuna at the bottom of niu,
I think.
Furthermore, at Eb7-37--40 there is a
remarkable resemblance with Ga5-10--11:
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Eb7-35 |
Eb7-36 |
Eb7-37 |
Eb7-38 |
Eb7-39 |
Eb7-40 |
Eb7-41 |
Eb7-42 |
Eb8-1 |
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te tagata |
mata
ihi rarua |
tagata vere - ma te
hokohuki |
kua vere koia - te
hokohuki |
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