b'-vakabwauvb 2 Compound of -vaka 2 - BWELIAn 3 A species of tree. bwau.TobeblackenedbyburningorbyaObwelia n2 Thenameofavillagefire.translates as at the bwelia tree. vakatobwaun Blackening caused by fire. BWEMAn 3Compoundofvaka 2 -tobwau.Becoming Yam storehouse Kilivila dialect blackenedbyfireorburning.Galasitanabwaima.vakatobwaumaiinaouwosi TherewasnoBWEMITILITELI n Atypeoffoodhouse smelloffire-blackeningontheirbodiesbwaima. Daniel 3.27.BWETIA 1 n 3 Fagraea A species of tree sp. BWAVAn 3 2 A species of fish, of the folk taxonBWETIAn Nameofastarprovidedby kibolu family, identified as the Black-spotted seaperch,36cm,mangroves, LutjanusMosiumna of Wawela. , Munro 525, pl 37. A colour term, describing fulviflamma BWEUcolour termBWAWAn 3 pale red or off-red, maybe dull brown.The disease elephantiasis. bwabwawa adj Great,excessiveofBWEYANI n3 Colourterm-describesswelling, sickness.crimsonorshadeofredusedofmany -nobwawa vb4 Compoundshades of red. Syn. bwebwelia, bwebwekana.of -no 3 bwawa. To punch s.o., land a greatC.f. bweu, noku, malaka, deidaya or daidaya, blow on him.sinudaya, taratara, dailarugu, borodaya. nobwawacl derived asn An afflictionbwebwekana n3 Aredcompoundedofconsidered a great blow. Syn. -nobutuwa.bwebwelia and marakana.-katubwabwawa vb3 Compoundbwebwelia n3 Red.Syn.marakana,of -katubwabwawa. To exaggerate sthg.bweyani, bwebwekana. -kulubweyani vb4 Compound BWAWAIAn 1 A payment bubwaia.of -kulu bweyani. 1. To turn red subj the BWAYAWAn Skill acquired by a magic spellsky, as at sunrise, sunset.buwa.2. To blush. BWEBWEKANA n3 Ashadeofredcolour3.Toburnbody,ofsunburn.Kalasia ikulubweyani migigu bweyani.The sun burnt my face. BWEYOWA n2 EarlynameforKiriwina BWEBWELIA colourterm Ashadeofred var. boyowa. bweyani. BWIBWI n3 Asmallpendantornament BWEGIGIAadj Possibly compound of bwainaattachedtootherlargerornamentsasgigia. Graceful, well-proportioned, pleasingdecorationformanyitemsofwealthand appearance. Syn. gigia.dancingornaments,suchasmwali,soulava, nabwegigiacladj A graceful woman. saveva,kena,etc.Thebwibwiattachments Minawena nabwegigia makawala diyais Shedangleandjinglefaintlyasthewearer graceful as a deer Proverbs 5.19.moves. The chief has many such ornaments BWEIBWAIn 3 about his person, and the soft tintinabulationGreen drinking coconut var. bwaibwai.as he moves produces one of the features of -BWEILIvb 3 chiefliness known as kautuwota, as the chief1. To need sthg and add it.gives audible evidence of his movements. 2. To deserve some additional thing. kaibwibwi n3 Apandanuspalm,one 3. To add sthg to what you already have. Syn. -bodi.feature of which is the cluster of aerial roots 4. Most frequent use is with neg as in phrprojectingfromthetrunkandreaching below:towardstheground.Theserootsarethe galaibweili phr Hehaswhatheneeds.sourceofstring-makingfibrescalledim. Picture of this distinctive tree wld be good. Galaavakaibweilim Youareinneedofbwibwitaitu n Thetendrilswhichgrow nothing.Matausinagalakwaitalavavagi bibweilisihave all they need lit. theyfromtaituyamslit.taituvinependants. TheyNote:astaituyamsmustbedugup, will not need one thing Judges 18.7. Syn.inspectedandprunedduringgrowth,these expr bogwa wala iyosi.tendrils,whichareverythorny,mustbe'