Māza

Seen in the folk-tales

• Muene mazá ki a di tende.”Yesterday, she did not complain.”XIII · told by Jelemía dia Sabatelu.
• Tuhatu tuxi: "Etu, lelu tutona, ni tukuate muíii, mazá ua tu betesa."The girls say: "We, today let us watch, and catch whoever it is, who is causing us to be beaten."III · told by Jeremias da Costa, known as Jelemía dia Sabatelu