Assertion: kava | /r/HasProperty | drunk
Facets:
value: every night
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: tongatapu
type: LOCATION
value: in fiji
type: LOCATION
value: in tonga
type: LOCATION
value: in vanuatu
type: LOCATION
value: basically
type: DEGREE
value: by both the genders
type: OTHER
value: to do kava
type: PURPOSE
value: nightly
type: TEMPORAL
value: at "kalapu"
type: LOCATION
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: in a place
type: LOCATION
value: nowadays
type: TEMPORAL
value: in social gatherings
type: LOCATION
value: at sundown
type: TEMPORAL
value: on an empty stomach
type: MANNER
value: from an empty coconut shell
type: OTHER
value: by people
type: OTHER
value: in samoa
type: LOCATION
value: at ceremonies
type: TEMPORAL
value: in both public and private settings
type: LOCATION
value: to maximize its effect
type: PURPOSE
value: ceremonially
type: MANNER
value: more commonly
type: DEGREE
value: in a formal setting
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the root of piper methysticum
type: LOCATION
value: with great attention to detail
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In Fiji, kava is drunk with great attention to detail in a formal setting known as a Kava Ceremony.
text: Kava is basically a drink from the root of Piper methysticum, which is a plant that originally came from western Pacific islands.
text: However, Kava is more commonly known as a drink.
text: In parts of Fiji (where it is also known as ‘grog’ or ‘yaqona’), kava is drunk ceremonially and people will be served according to their status within the group.
text: In Tonga, kava is drunk recreationally on nights out and at bars.
text: In Fiji, kava (also called "grog" or "yaqona") is drunk at all times of day in both public and private settings.
text: In Samoa, kava (called 'ava) is drunk at all important gatherings and ceremonies.
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island of Tongatapu, it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island of Tongatapu, it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: In Vanuatu, kava is traditionally drunk at night in a place called a nakamal.
text: Kava is normally drunk from an empty coconut shell.
text: In Vanuatu, kava is traditionally drunk on an empty stomach at sundown, to maximize its effect.
text: In Tonga, kava is drunk nightly at "kalapu" (Tongan for "club"), which is also called a "faikava" ("to do kava").
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island, Tongatapu, it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island, Tongatapu, it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: In Fiji, kava is drunk by both the genders as a traditional welcome drink at all the public and private occasions including socio-political events.
text: Though kava is drunk by both the genders but men drink it before women.
text: So you know by now that kava is often drunk by people who want to relax or wind down, that there are health-giving properties attached to it, that there are very few after-effects of drinking it, and that it is associated with calm behaviour.
text: Nowadays it is drunk in social gatherings to relax and unwind; it is usually taken either in traditional beverage form, as a pill supplement, or mixed with water from a powder.
text: In Vanuatu , kava is drunk at night in a place called nakamal ("place for peace").
text: In Tonga , kava is drunk nightly at "kalapu" (Tongan for "club"), which is also called a "faikava" ("to do kava").
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island, Tongatapu , it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: In some of the outer islands of Tonga, kava is drunk almost every night, but on the main island, Tongatapu , it is usually drunk only on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
text: The nakamal is the place where kava can be drunk: traditional nakamals were used for meetings and ceremonies, as well as for the preparation and drinking of kava.
text: It has got nothing in common with Kashmiri kahwa and yet, it is a drink we’re dying to have as soon as any bartender can make a drink out of it.
text: Kava is a drink made from powdered roots of yaqona plants.
text: Kava is a drink containing water mixed with the crushed root of a pepper plant found in the South Pacific.
text: Kava has been a drink for thousands of years in the Pacific Islands.
text: Kava: a drink, an infusion of Piper methysticum, a tropical pepper, used during ritual.
text: Kava is a drink made form the roots of the kava plant.
text: And finally, kava is the cultural icon and drink of Pasifika peoples.
text: Essentially, Kava is known as a drink that can you help act as a supplement to reduce the amount of tension you receive and promote the amount of relaxation you experience.