b'guyousola n Alsooccursasguyousom.etc. fills him with amazement.Compound of guyau-sola. 1. A companion 3. Used as a metaphor of Gods glory seen in of the chief; s.o. the chief considers his friend.avision.Syn.esaesa,visigala,kala2. The subjects of the chief. Syn. viloumgwa.kalugologusa.-guyauvsc Occurs as the second part in iguyugwayu migilaphr Lit. His face is somecompoundswhichidentifybright.Hehasabrightappearance;heis characteristicsofpersonalbehaviourglorioustobehold.Igisaisimigila They considered praiseworthy.iguyugwayu makawala kalasiasaw his-dubiguyauvb 1 n 3 facebecomebrilliantlikethesunMatt , Compound of dabala guyau.1. vb1 Tohavethestately17.2Auvalamtatoulawalamatagu I have been crying until my eyes attitudewhichmarksachief;tostandiguyugwayuerect,withgraveandquietmien.Photoofare distorted Job 16.16.Pulitala wld fit in here. guyugwayu n 1.Splendour,brilliance.AStately attitude of a chief.2.n brightnesswhichcannotbelookedatesp3. S.o standing erect, quiet, head up. when coming from dark into sunshine.iyaguyaun Compound of iyaguyau. 1. 2. The splendour of a brilliant sunset. Syn.Fishthatareconsideredthepeculiarkavikavila. property of the chief. These include mmila 3. Used as a metaphor for the glory of God. which when caught are always passed to the guyugwayu adj 1.Misty,blurred,chiefseedetailsundermmila,andsomedistorted eyes not seeing clearly.Wa, saina Ahh! other species which are considered suitableguyugwayuVerydistorted!Comment forpokalapaymentsseeiyapokala.Yenamadeontryingoutspectacles minana mamila iyaguyau baisa guyau wala laSyn. -vivila, -kelipoki, guugwau valu. , karaiwaga. Thefishmamilabelongstothe 2. Dazzling, blinding, too bright to look at chief, as only the chief may determine its use.as sun reflecting on a glassy-calm sea.Saina2.Theiyaguyaufishisusedonfestiveguyugwayu sopiThewaterisdazzlingmyoccasions as a substitute for pig flesh, wheneyes. Syn. -kelipoki, -vivila, Ant. -tamwau.pork is not available.Kidamwa gala bunukwa iguyugwayu matala phr Lit.Itis dazzled bitayosi, desi wala kaula bitauwoliki minanahiseyes.Heisoverwhelmed bydisplayof mamila Ifpeopledonthaveapig,nevers.o.s wealth, or richness of garments. mind, they may provide mamila instead.kalaguyugwayu phr Hisglorious -tubuguyau vb3 Compoundofbutu-appearance;itssplendourofbrilliantguyau. To have a lifestyle/behaviour like thatsunset. Syn. visigala, kala kalugologusa. ofachief .Omitibogwagweguyadalesi-GWA 1 poss1 suffix stp sg class 1 possessive itubuguyausi Inthepast,princesbehaved 1like chiefs Lamentations 4.7.suffixedtoplrelations.Mymothers.vilouguyau n Compoundofvilou 2 -Syn. -guia.guyau. 1. The village where the chief lives.-GWA 2 emph suffix -ga.2. A village which has a chief.GWABAn 3 A morsel, treat. Sthg eaten with sopiguyau phr Themagicthatgivesa the staple food to flavour it e.g. piece of fish, chiefhispersonalpowerandsuperiorpork, with plate of yams. Note: meat is not knowledge.Itisaccompaniedbytheeaten as food but is regarded as something preparationofapotioncompoundedfromspecialwhichflavoursthewholepotfulof buwa and the kaui ingredients, and is drunkyams.Inigadasi e iwitali kasi gwaba gogoila from the kaimili. They asked and he sent quails, a delicacy for -GUYUGWAYU vb1 1.Tobeblurred,them to eat Psalm 105.40. Syn. -waki.distortedsubjvisionthroughbad -kasigwaba vb4 Tocravesthg,haveanspectacles, glass wet with spray. To see as aaddiction for sthg.confused blur.-kasigwabakaia vb4 Compoundofphr 2.Todazzleeyessubjsunshiningonkasigwaba-kaia.Note:Thephr kasiwater. See mitakala.gwabatheirlonged-formorselisfrozeniniguyugwayumatala phr Lit.Hiseyesthisformwithinthevb stem.Thesecondare dazzled. 1. Brilliance dazzles his eyes.part-kaiaisadevelopmentoftheloc-ki, 2. Subj bright clothing, display of wealth,marking the form for transitive ref, as seen in203'