ronko
- noun
- UK
- The fisherman loaded his ronko with fish before heading back to shore.
Examples
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Farmers often use a ronko to transport fresh vegetables to the village.
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I bought a new ronko at the market.
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She carried the day's catch home in a woven ronko from the market.
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The fisherman carried his catch in a ronko.
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She carried the day's catch home in a woven ronko from the market.
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Farmers often use a ronko to transport fresh vegetables to the village.
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The fisherman loaded his ronko with fish before heading back to shore.
Synonyms
A container made by weaving thin pieces of material with handles for carrying things
A basket woven from thin bendable twigs or reeds
How Sturdy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ronko can be remembered as a simple woven carrying container; imagine a rough, round basket that a market seller fills with fish or vegetables. That's why ronko means a 'coarse woven basket' or container.