b'Galatogiawowom! ThatsnoneofyourGIBALLUVA vb3intrans Tomaketocomebusiness! 2 Kings 9.19.into view -giba 2 lluva. togia n Aconcern;sthgwhichconcerns-GIBAMOMTA vb4 Toplacerigidly-giba 2you.-momta. -GIAKIvsc To make things scatter -geyai.GIBATAULA n3 Areturnfeast-giba 2-GIBA 1 vb 4 1. To place magic spell on taitu -taula.gardenaimingtoensuregoodharvest.-GIBILIKI vb3trans Tomakesthgeasy Gardenersworkmagicsothattheharvest willbegood. Tobigubagulabimeguvasisigagabila-ki. bagulamwadasitaitubikabinaisainela,-GIBILISIvb 3 1. To give your authority to s.o. baisa bigibaisigibaluluvaGardenerswillelse that they may act in your place.magic their garden intending the taitu yams 2. To deputise; to pass chiefly privilege to will be very productive; they call this igibaisis.o.else.Achiefmaygranttheuseofhis gibaluluva.chiefly authority to s.o. not of his rank, who2. To bring out, make sthg come into view.then acts with chiefly authority and enforces Note:thetermgibaluluvacomeupintohis ruling power. view,isamagicinvitationtothetaituto 3.Topermits.o.towearordisplay sprout effectively. privilege items koni. A chief may permit hisgibai n 1.Splinters,smallfragmentsofson who is of a different dala to display onsthg. Makawalagibaiomitami Ashis body the adornments only permitted thetroublesomeassplintersinyoureyeschief.Note:Theornamentationhecould Numbers 33.55.deputisewldbemmakataanddogafor2. Blood-letting tool of sorcerer, like smalldancing,andotherveiguwafordisplay,as bow and arrow, used to stab into forehead ofkula wealth soulava, mwali, or for general sick person, supposed to relieve headache.display, items like sedabala, segadulu, kaisapi,3. Toy bow and arrow used by children tobunodoga,katudabala.Theprivilegewould spear tiddlers in shallows; appears identicalapplyforonlyadayortwo.Guyaulakonito sorcerers tool in 2. igibilisiisaikilatula Thechiefgrantthe-giba 2 combining form 2 -.wearing of his chiefly adornment to his sonEmerging gibagibu 2 - cl3 partition Smallusablepiecelit. the chiefs privilege he deputises he givesgibu 2 -.hisson.Syn.-lobu.Colouredpictureof -GIBA 2 - combining form AlsooccursTukwaukwa chiefs son wld be good here. 4. To give burden you have been carrying to as-gibi-,-gibu,-guba-,-gubi-.Influenceofs.o. else who will carry it for you. vowelharmony.Occursasfirstpartof5. To pass on a responsibility you hold to compoundstems,withthesenseofpartor whole item coming into view, emerging ands.o. who will then act in your place may be becomingvisible,asmousefromhole.for a while only, or a permanent take-over. IgibilisilakonibaisaavailaHepassedhis Derived from -giba 1 . Compound forms using thiscomponentresponsibility to someone else. include: -gibataula, -gibikoli, -gibalapula, -giba -GIBILUWIvb 3 trans To bring sthg into view liluva-giba 2 -liluva, -gibululuva, -gubaliluva, -gibuluwa, -gibiluw -GIBISAU vb3trans Tobringtotheopen i,-gibamomta,-gibisau,-gibataula.Syn.2sunapula.-giba sewa. -GIBU 1 vb 4 n-GIBABAvb 4 1 ., To show anger, look sad, upset.Push sthg in -gi-beba Usedwithbodyparttermsinphrases GIBAEWAn 3 A small variety of peta roundshowing emotions. basketforcarryingpersonalgoods.Syn. igibumatala phr Lit.Hiseyesare peipei, kauya.angry. He is sulky and will not respond. He GIBAIn 1 .is sullen. Syn. -mitigibugibu.Splinters, fragments gibaigibu migilaphr Lit. His face is angry. -GIBALAPULAvb 3 intrans Appear suddenly1.Helooksangry,hostile,sad.Igibugibu With sad faces Luke 24.17. -giba 2 -lapula.migisi 2. To be hostile, cannot be approached.179'