Inomakas Store

Kava is for sale at this Port Vila store. The name of this store may mean "This isn't rubbish" or "This is not 'Makas'." 'Makas' was also the name of the liquid left in the churn after milk had been made into butter. Generally, the name means that the store doesn't sell junk or poor quality stuff.

• 1985

• Larcom, Joan

• Economic Activity

• Melanesia
• Oceania
• Pacific Islands
• Port Vila (Vanuatu)

• Kava
• Retail
• Stores

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

• Larcom, Joan

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2021-11-16