b'veiguwa; this is also feared because tobogau-GIMONI vb4 1.Toprickorwoundusingusethosestonesmarkedbywhiteveinsinfingers,espwhenfingeractioninjureshis death sorcery.own body.Igimoni matalafinger-injured He -GILIWALI vb2 Torotate,turnroundandhis own eyes. 2. To seduce s.o., specifically to feel under round.-katugiliwali vb4 Compoundskirtwithfingers,adelicateandsecretact whichmaybereciprocated.C.f.lesser of -katugiliwali. 1. Turn sthg round andearlier? act -katudabuma. round, revolve it.2.Tomakesthgrevolveusingstring,GIMONUn 3 A species of fish of the folk taxon whip Note: part of a game.yudigaga family. -sigiliwali vb4 Compound -GIMSISI vb4 Tobeat,whips.o.-gilulu of-si 2 giliwali.Toturnitaroundand around, spin around on the spot game, c.f. -sisi.sagali Note: sigiliwali may be a play form ofGIMTUMETU n Alsofoundasginutunatu.A the reciprocations of sagali.small tree to 3m similar to natu but smaller -GILOSISI vb4 Tosignalhissats.o.which has leaves of the same shape but bears inedible fruit. Its timber is good for firewood. -gilosisi. GIMTUTUadj-GILULU vb2 Toboreholeusingdrill-gi Truly ripe, very ripe, over-ripe Syn. monogututu, monogutoula. See also tuta-lulu.or tutu 2 . -GILUMSISI vb4 Tobeat,whips.o.var. -GIMWALA vb2intrans redupl -gigimwala, -gilu-sisi., seetrans gimoli1.Toengageintrading-GILUSISI vb4 Tobeat,whips.o.-gilubuying, selling. A general term for a wide -sisi.varietyofwaysforexchanginggoods. GIMABUBUn 3 1 Properly termed gimwala if it is a completedA deformity from birth miga transaction.-bubu. 2. To conduct a food exchange transaction1. A spear with several points in a GIMALAn Syn. -ligabwa, -takoli. cluster; used in fishing for small bait fish. 3.Modernuse:anybuy-selltransaction 2.Asimilarmulti-pointtoolusedwhenwith outsiders non-Kiriwinans, Europeans.harvesting yams, esp. for the kuvipiti varietyThesetransactionsarefrequentlyabrupt, which may be more than 3 metres in length,accompanied by strong sense of mosila. The and which must be harvested with great care,fieldofgimwalaisverybroad. as snapping such a yam in harvesting wouldSyn.-bwabwaya,-kayabu,-katukikila, cause great shame.koukwava, -loula, -mapu, -takola, -vava, -vawaGIMILAKTILA adj Clearlycorrectfactwa, -wasi, -woula. 2-buligimwala vb3intrans see igi -milakatila., trans -buligimoliCompoundof-bulu 2 -GIMLIVAU vb4 Toresellsthgvar. -gimwala. To bribe.-gimwala-vau. -buligimoli vb3trans Tobribes.o.Tuvaila ibuligimolaisitokaraiwogasiPesia -GIMLOBOGWAvb 2 To trade first -gimwalaAlsotheybribedthePersianofficialsto-bogwa.work against the Jews Ezra 4.5. -GIMLOBWAINAvb 2 To trade well -gimwala gimwala n Acompletedtransaction -bwaila 1 .buying, selling involving exchange of item.gimwaladoba phr Thesagalifollowing -GIMLOGAGAvb 2 To trade poorly -gimwala-gaga 2 .death when skirts and skirt-making material regardedaswomenswealthare -GIMLOKIvb 4 To sell to s.o. -gimwala-ki.exchanged.-gimolivb 3 trans redupl-GIMLOVAUvb 2 , -gigimoli To buyTo resell -gimwala-vau. -GIMOLI vb4 Totrade/exchangesthgor sell sthg.-gilimkoluva vb3trans Alsofound -gimwala. as-gilimkovila.Compoundof-gimwala-mkoluva. To complete a transaction.184'