b'D d DA 1 g.poss 3 class 3 general possession stppwaipwaiatakokeulaikikapusi,baisa , 1du incl possessive proclitic pronoun, havingididabwali. If anyone is carrying soil and it is the sense our. It stands proclitic to the itemfalling out, this is how it scatters.markedforpossession,indicatinggeneral-dabwiliki vb3trans Mayalsooccurpossessionofanitembyspeakerandaas-dubiliki.Complexof-dabwaliloc-ki.hearer addressed. This is described as class 3Subj soil, rotting fruit makes sthg dirty by possession,whichmarksanyitemwhichisfalling down onto it.owned, and which the possessor may choose-dabwali vsc Alsofoundas-dubali.tokeepordisposeofwithoutreferencetoOccursassecondpartofcompoundverb othersc.f.theclass2intimatepossessionstems describing items falling down in some shown by syn. kada. Note:1. A possessedway which the first part of the stem defines item may be marked by either class 2 or classNote:Ihavenotfoundthe 3possession,andcannotbeseenasaintransitive -dababila in compounds. member of a class of items by reason of the-kadubali vb3trans. Compoundpossessive marker used. 2. A special use of allof -ka 1 dabwali. 1. To overpower s.o. in1 st persondualinclusiveforms,wherethearguments.Yeigu gala ibodi bakadubalaimI apparentreferencetothespeakerandonemustnotoverpoweryouwitharguments hearer may be also understood to mean anyJob 33.7. hearer or all hearers being exhorted to follow2.Tocurses.o.Kidamwaavaila some teaching or pattern of living. See notebikadubaliGuyaubilumkolilasula Anyone andexamplesunderbita- 2 .Syn.da#.-si.whocursestheLordwillsuffertheBring our axe, Kumai da kema bitatavi kaiboi consequences Lev 24.15. we will both cut firewood.-kanudabwalivb3Mayalsooccur -DA 2class1possession 1 st pdualinclas-kanudebwali.Compoundof-kenu -dabwali.Tolieontopofsthg,s.o possessive suffix used with class 2 nouns, inAmmakawalakalakaduwonakupaila reftopossessionofbodypartsandfamilytobigumata bikanudubaduba?long will relations,havingthesenseour.ThisisHow describedasclass1possession.Syn.-dasi,the lazy man lie in bed? Proverbs 6.9 -katudebwali vb3 Mayalsooccur andinfixedform-de-,pluralrelations-daia andinfixedformpl-de-.-ia.Seenote2as-katudubali.Compoundof-katu- under da 1 . dabwali.1.Tousesomeinstrumentto dislodge and scatter. Syn. -yodubali. -DA 3 v.obj. stp incl dual verb object suffix us2. To instruct s.o. to shake sthg off.1two, us both, as used by a speaker referring3. To cause sthg to fall using instrument toselfandonehearer.Seenote2underas throwing stick, pole, net. Syn. kaliduboli. da 1 .IgisaidaBilukwaidakatudabwalin 3He saw us both.He Throwing stick. This is will tell us both. Syn. -dasi.aweaponortool,astickofsomeheavy -DABBILA vb3intrans seetrans-dabwalitimber,c40cmlong,whichisthrown ,revolvingrapidlytoknockdownfruitor and -debwali 1. Subj ripe or rotting fruitdisablesmallanimalsorbirds.Syn. falls from tree.kaikwaula. 2. Also used of anything that falls for no-kidebwali vb4 Mayalsooccur apparent cause. 3.Tooverflow,runoversoilfromas -kidubali. Compound of -ki 1 dababila. 1. container. Syn. -dobula, -dabwiliki.To cause sthg to fall by shaking it nuts, fruit -dabwalivb 3 trans redupl-didebwalion branch. ,2.Toscattersthgbyshaking,assalt May also occur as -debwali, dabeli and dubali.through hole. 1. Rotting fruit falls down onto s.o., sthg. 3. To disperse anything by vigorous arm 2.Tofalldownonto,raindownontoaction. subj may be stones in eruption, hailstones-kodubali vb3 Compound adescriptionofphenomenonobserved elsewhere,butnotusedofrainfall.Kainaof-ko 1 dabbila.Subjpersonseizes'