b'2.Feeblenessofoldage,etcSyn.pem,bow for shooting arrows. Note: Used as a gewagewa.fishingtoolforschoolsofsmallfishintogolia n 1.Apersonwhosebodyhasshallow water.been paralysed by sickness. goubakudelikaiyala phr Lit.Bowwith 2.Averyoldperson,bodyenfeebledorspear.1.Bowandarrow;popularwith crippled by age. Syn. topem.children hunting fish in shallows. The arrow3. A very lazy person with no skills.or spear often has a string attached so that4. S.o. enfeebled by long starvation, lack ofany catch may be pulled in. Syn. gipita. food.2.Ablood-lettingtoolofmagician,who kweyagola n Maybederivedfromcluses the device, with magic spell, for lettinggolia.Averypainfulsicknesswhichwastesbloodonforeheadsofsufferers,torelieve limbs, ultimately fatal cancer?.headaches.-kagoliavb 2 Compound of -kabigolia.-GOUGBILA vb3intrans redupl Be To become paralysed. Syn. -kagewagewa.,-sigolia vb1 Compoundhead-carrying -gbila.from -si 1 golia. 1. To be sitting in a bad-GOUGEUNA vb2redupl Sayingno.place.-geuna. 2. To be physically uncomfortable. GOUGWAUvb 2 redupl Growling gwau. GOMWATAn Green or immature timber. Syn.GOULAn from English Gold, either as metal geyata, genata, gonata., kaigomwata n Animmaturetree.Syn.ordescriptionofmaterialusedtomake ornament. kaigeyata.goulawokuva adj ComplexofgoulaGONATA n Greenorimmaturetimber.Syn.adv-wokuva.Puregoldlit.gold-only.C.f.gomwata, geyata, genata.tanumnumta. -GOREGOREvb 1 Subj shells, etc To rattle.-GOULIKUvb 4 To adze timber in buildingKasi kaisapi bigoregoreshell braceletsbwaima. Their will rattle. Syn. -katumgola, kimgola.-GOVA 1vb2 redupl -gogova1.Tocheer, kogoregora n Compoundofkai, applaud,acclaimpublicly,esptoshout-goregore. A rattling noise.E alagi butulaacclamationsinhonourofchieforchiefly kogoregoraeka!totulaivitouulasi andI acts. Syn. -vatala. heard a sound of rattling and see! the bones 2. To clap hands in applauding public act. began Ezek 37.7. C.f. sasani. 3.Toshoutinangerorexcitement,esp GORINAn 3 during a battle. The sea-surface, top of the waterwhereawaveorglassycalmwateris govan 3 A shout, cheer only of a group found. C.f. bolita.act. Usually for glee, triumph in sport, glad GOSA n3 Aringwornasjewellery.Kasi approbation of a chiefly act. The shouted glee isverymuchapartofKiriwinalifeduring gosaokabulusi Theirringswornintheir public events. Syn. sawila, mlova. nosesIsaiah3.21.Syn.kakalougwa, -katugogova vb2 Compound nonoita. of -katugova. 1. To raise a shout, cheer, , -gotagota To grunt of -GOTA 1 vb 2 redupl aacclaim of a general cry made by a crowd in pig. Syn. -kagota, -kasigegina.responsetoachantedformula,alitanyof-kagota vb3intrans seetrans -kagotisolovoicewithakatugogovaresponse.A , Compoundofka 1 gota.Togrunt,growltypically Kiriwinan sound. Syn. -vatala. animalnoises,esppigforaging. 2. To greet the new moon. A spontaneous Syn. -gougwau.shoutbyavillagecommunitywhennew -kagotivb 3 trans Subj dog To bark atmoonfirstappears;onlygivenonceina s.o.Gala natana kaukwa bikagotimatausina month,neveronasubsequentnight. No dog will bark at them Exodus 11.7.Individualsmayenrichthesoundby GOTA 2n3 fromEnglishAgoatdomesticproducingatrillgeneratedbypattinglips ,while shouting. animal. isakaisi govaphr They gave a cheer. Syn.GOUBAKU n3 AlsokuKiliviladialect.Ailupakaisi gova, imlikwaisi gova. 193'