b'-kodidagivb 3 trans To take and loadDODOLETAn 3 A carved or painted patterncargo items.used as a bordering device on design of kena, -siddiga vb3intrans seewolabwala,etc.,consistingofalineof , trans 1 ddiga 1 .interlocking hooks. Syn. ginigini. -sididagi Compound of -siTo be working at preparation of goods whileDODOMn 3in a sitting position. A seaweed var. doudom. -sididagivb 3 trans To sit and get sthgDOGA 1 n 3 1. A pendant made originally from ready of a task requiring care.tuskofboargrownintoafullcircle.More -vaddiga vb3intrans seecommonly made from the flat end cut from , trans -vedidagiAlsooccursas-vaiddiga.the cone shell mwali and fashioned to imitateCompound of -va 1 ddiga 1 . To be storing,thetusk.Note:thebesttuskreportedly accumulating, hoarding.comes from a chiefs pig, as only he has the -vedidagi vb3trans Tostoreupstatus to keep a pig alive as tusk grows roundgoods,accumulateforselfishpurposes.and back into pigs jaw, creating a pig with Tagakuvedidagaisimiveiguwapailaevil temper from pain.Eisikam kala doga He titoulemi Donotstoreuprichesforhas put on his doga ornament.yourselvesMatthew6.19.Note:Two2. Any tusk or tooth from a pig; a birds words in this entry are easily confused withclaw, cows horn, etc. The smaller teeth from twoothersderivedfromadifferentpigsareusedasapolishingtoolby root:-didagifromddiga,-didogifromwood-carvers,andotheritemsusedin doudoga, -kididagi from kiddiga, -kididogimanufacture of ornaments for wearing. from kidoudoga.3. A mouth-held dancing ornament made didawaga n3 borrowedMaybefromthepithofacertaintree,usedinthe , compound of -ddiga 1 waga. A box, trunk,Gasuwaridance.Picturewldbegood,of toolchest, case. So-called from the days whendancer with this doga. labourrecruitersreturnedmenatendofdogadoga n3 Anypersonalornamenttheirthreeyearsofindenturedlabourmade using a pigs tooth or tusk.carryingboxoftradegoods.Note:bunadogan 3 Also found as bunodoga. Understoodtobeaborrowedterm,asitisA belt made from buna shells, regarded as an used in Dobu dedewaga and other nearbyarticle of veiguwa; worn only by chiefs, usu language groups; to describe a feature of thewhen they dance; see also entry under buna. infamousdaysofblackbirding.However,itkwaidogan 3 1. An item shaped like aderives acceptably from Kiriwina -didagi anddoga; a doga-like object. waga and may have originated there.2.Asmallcurveditemcouldbea ddiga 2 - cl4groups Groupsloadeddescriptivetitleofabroochofpieceofddiga 2 -cl jewellery. . -katukwaidoga vb2 Compound DDIGA 2 -cl 4 groups Derived from -ddiga 1of -katu-kwaidoga. To curve out smoothly toloadcargo.1.Specifiesitemstobea description given to a small clay pot which loaded for a journey. Mostly refers to items ofwas curved like flower petals.Kwaitala bolu cargo, but people may be specified as part ofikatukwaidoga makawala lalaA bowl which what constitutes a load. 2.Specifiescontentsofabox,drawer,curved out smoothly like a flower 2 Chron basket, etc.4.5. -doga vb redupl -dadogaTocheck. 3. Used also figuratively to specify a meal, being eaten or loaded into ones body. Usedpainting design?to modify guguwa, vavagi, or name of cargoDOGA 2 n1 Nameofastarsuppliedbyloaded onto boat, truck or plane; also nameMosiuna of Wawela. DGINAn 3of agreeable item eaten.Avaka maddigana?Whathaveyougotinyourbasket? 1. The topmost part; highest part Ddigavilagugwadi? Howmanychildrenoftreegrowth.Frequentlyoccurswith locativeprefix,odginaattheapex.Syn. didyoubringthistrip?Wa, maddigana dabala, Ant. uula. monabogwaladidagi,ka! Ah,Ihavejust 2.Thebowsofavessel;frontendof loaded that cargo of pudding, see!canoe. Ant. uula. DODOGALAn 3. The end part of a magic formula. -la Its curves doudoga.'