b'inagwadin ISIverb subject marker p pron prefix rd The youngest female offspring 3infamily.Alsooccursasilagwadi.C.f.p pl subject p pron verbal prefix. They do. ilitomoya, molagwadi.C.f. bi.si, lei.si.ilitomoya n Theoldestfemaleoffspring ISIAGAexclamin a family. C.f. molitomoya. 1. May be a query asking Is it iluluwala n Femaleoffspringinmidwaythus? 2.Maybeanexclamationrespondingto positioninafamilybetweenilitomoyaand ilagwadi. May be attached to more that oneexplanationofstrangebehaviour:Sothats how it was!Isiaga gala kuma!thats why person. C.f. moluluwala.ilelan dat So -la, lit.you didnt come! its woman, a woman of place. ISIVIDOGA n Lengthmeasurementfrom INAGWADIn 2Last-born girl in family ina fingertip to centre of chest, half a span or one gwadi.metre. ITAU MATAMexclamINAGW exclam Ohmymother!Acommon exclamation expressive of annoyance, shame, Take care! igau. grief. Last syllable often greatly lengthened.ITAYATILAn 1 A valley. Syn. isapola. WhenspokenhasnoreferencetoanyITIPITAn 1mother.Frequentlyheardinlaments, from English The country Egypt. vinavina, uvalam at time of death, burials,ITUMAn 3 A species of fish of the folk taxon etc. Translated according to context as drat,madolu family trevally. Syn. madolu. bother,alas,woeisme,etc.Oinagu,oIVALETA n2 withpersonalpronoun inagweee, Oh my mother, alas, woe is me!infixedAlsofoundasyuvaleta.Her INALAn 2 His mother. Only occurs withsister-in-law. The term is only applied by aposs1suffixes.Notefollowingusesofthiswomantoawoman.Awomanwillso kin term: a A child will so address his femaleaddressherhusbandssisterlamwala parentwhohasbornehim.Reciprocalluleta. She will so address her brothers wife addresslatula.bThechildwillalsosoluleta la kwava. Ant. lubola. address the older and younger sisters of theirIWAn 1 Iwa, an island west of Kiriwina, in motherinasituwaladelibudala.cThe child will also so address their fathers sisterthe Marshall Bennett Islands, where a dialect tumasi luleta. d A man will so address hisof the Kiriwina language is spoken. Some fine sisters female child luleta latula vivila. e Itebonycarvingsofadistinctivestylecome is also used as a term of respect to any olderfrom the master carvers of Iwa. IWO-cl 4 groups clwoman biga kamaiaba paila nunumoya. Crowds var. yuwo-. IYA- combiningform Alsofoundasiyu-. IPIKWANADAn A species of creeper or vinewild yam.Occurs as the initial part of compound nouns, ISAsuperlative adv exclam havingthesenseofafishshowingsome , Also found as ina,characteristic, or a particular fish species. In saina.Very.Frequentlyintroducesavaluesome lexemes it appears to be functioning as judgement.a classifier, but it is in fact a stem component.isa gagaphr Very bad!The following compounds employ this form:isa bwainigagaphr Very good; very good iyabeluma,iyabutuma,iyabwau,iyagaga, indeed.Isa bwainigaga mmitakwai! How iyaguyau,iyalatuma,iyalupa,iyamoya, verygoodareyourkinddeeds!Syn.iyamwala,iyapokala,iyapoula,iyasaga, sabwaina, Ant. isa mwaugaga.iyaveka, iyubulukwa.isa mwauphr Thats bad! How sad! Syn.IYABELUMAn 1samwau. Species of fish caught locally.isa bwauphr How very dark it it is! Its IYABUTUMA n1 Alsotermedibutumaandvery smoky! C.f. bwau.yabutuma. Species of fish caught locally.isala exclam Veryvery.Usedto IYABWAUn 1emphasise anyphrAlso termed yabwau. A speciescommencing with isa. of fish of the folk taxon kaleta family bass, ISALAexclam Very very isa-la.identified as the Paddletail, 60 cmLutjanus ISAPOLAn 3 , Munro no. 521, plate 36. gibbus A gully; an area of low ground. 4'