This class of objects can be possessed or 'owned' in the traditional sense, however, in the East Ambae culture, these objects are so closely associated with a person's existence that they are considered inalienable objects, and when referred to, it is using the direct possessive construction.
This category of items can be owned or 'possessed' in a conventional manner, however, in the East Ambae culture, these objects are so intimately linked with an individual's existence that they are deemed untransferable and when mentioned, it is done using the direct possessive construction.