anidep
[ɰænʲijrʲɛpʲ]
noun
LanguageMarshallese
Meaning- a traditional Marshallese ball game, in which the object is to keep the ball from hitting the ground by kicking only
- the kickball used in the game; typically cube-shaped, made from pandanus leaves
- a cultivar of genus Pandanus found on Enewetak atoll
- A traditional game where players keep a ball in the air by kicking it, or the ball itself which is made from pandanus leaves.
Ri-anidep ro ran̄ rej kōttar eok bwe ren jinoe.
The anidep players are out there waiting for you to start the game.
Pronunciationɰænʲijrʲɛpʲ
Part of speechnoun
Usage noteThe term also refers to a specific type of pandanus cultivar.
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