motu
- noun
- The motu have a rich tradition of canoe building and fishing along the coast.
Examples
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Many motu people still speak their native language in daily life.
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A motu elder shared stories about their ancestors with the younger generation.
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The motu people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many motus live in harmony with nature.
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The motu have a rich tradition of canoe building and fishing along the coast.
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Many motu people still speak their native language in daily life.
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A motu elder shared stories about their ancestors with the younger generation.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Motu is the name the local people near Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea use for themselves, coming from their own language. So a motu is a person of that native group.