b'-katokivb 3 1 toki.grasses, vines and creepers specified by ya-;Compound from -kaTospeakthanksorgratitudetos.o.Note:growing shoots by tam-. Othermodernformswhicharelexeme 2.Somegardenproduce,espthose substitutionsfortheEnglishtermsgoodreproduced by rhizome or thickening of stem morningbwainakaukwau,gooddaysuch as kuvipiti long yam other yams and bwainalalai,goodafternoonbwainatubers specified by kwai-, sugarcane, beans koyavi,goodeveningorgoodnightin the pod, a whole bunch of bananas a hand bwaina bogi, placed in the same word orderof bananas specified by kila-, and individual as English; regularly used today.bananas by kwai-, shelled nuts, cobs of corn, KAGUYAM conj Occurstointroduceastalk of spinach.Makaina kuvipiti kaiwonaku golisubsidiary clause with the sense in the event That is a long yam indeed! that, supposing. Syn. kalayam, kidamwa. 3.Anyitemmadefromasinglepieceof woodasbowl,diggingstick,comb,spear, KAGWAIGUYA n Thediseaseleprosyvar.post, carved item not representing any livingkagweiguya.creature.Modernortradestoreitemsas KAGWEGWESI n3 Jealousy-ka 1 -enamelbowls,plasticcombs,etc.also specifiedbykai-butseenotesbelow.gwegwesi.Kokola kailuwotala kaiyu Twelve posts may KAGWEIGUYA n3 Itmayoriginateinthebe timber, concrete, steel.compoundofka 3 guya.Alsofound 4. Some things made from several pieces of thoughseldomaskagwaiguyaKilivilawood,ascanoe,gableassemblyofhouse dialectkaikwaiguya.Leprosyaconditionwholehousebykwai-,box,itemsof rarely seen today. furniture as bed, chair. Modern items of the KAI 1n3 1.Allkindsofplantswithstems,abovemadefromplasticormetal,etc,are also specified by kai-. fromtreestoflowers.whethergrowingor deadspecifiedbyclkai- 2 . Makaisina lala 5.Longrigidthings,asspearofwoodor iron, crowbar, concrete post; also a feather, kaiminabwaitaThoseflowersarebeautiful. bundle of dried coconut leaf for fishing torch andconsequentlyallmodernlightsas Luya kaivakaveka ogu valu ikalisauwaisi kaibidubadu Thetallcoconutpalmsinmylamps, torches, light bulbs, sticks of tobacco, village are bigger than most other trees.stalactites, and stalagmites in caves.Kaibuwa2. Timber, either as logs or sticks gatheredmakaina saina kaibidubadufor firewood, fencing, building, etc., specified That stalactite is bycl kai- 2 ,orsawnanddressedplanksvery thick. 26.Fire,andafireplaceAlsospecifiedby specifiedbycl pila- .Mapilasina mekusyn kova-. Used with modifiers of names of items,asplantortreenameskai,uri, bibudokikaivalapula Thosemekutimber planks can be made gable boards for chiefstapiokwa, leiya, unonu, etc, kaboma, daima, housekaiyala,kokola,waga,kewou,dagula,kailan dat-la Its tree; tree to be usedkaibuwa, kova, etc. Note 1: Some exceptions for some purpose.Kaila kaiyala A tree usedand multiple specifications are listed here. A for making a spear. kai 2 -cl 1 basic property carving which may include a human figure or 2Long/rigid itemsanimal,butwhichhassomefunctionapart kai -cl.fromthecarvedfigure,aslimespoon,long KAI 2 - cl1basicpropertyspecifier This stirringspoon,etc,isspecifiedbykai-; classifierspecifiesthingswhichhavethehowever if the figure in the carving is being basic property of being long, hard, and rigid.referredto,itisspecifiedbyna-.Some Whilewoodenitemsfrequentlyfitthesemodernitemshaveconfusingreference specifications,itdoesnotspecifymerelybasedontheirapparentsimplicityor woodenitems,acommonmisconceptioncomplexity,asimpleitemmaybespecified held by many. This classifier has a very widebykai-;butcomplexitemsarespecifiedby domainofreference,someofwhichmaykwai-.Thus akeyandlockarespecifiedas seemtovaryfromthebasicpropertiesmakainakia,makwainalokithatlong-rigid specified.Thefollowingarespecifiedbykey,thatcomplexlock.Howeveran kai 2 -:1.Anygrowingtree,bush,plant,theaeroplane or a tape recorder will be specified largergrasses,fungi,andflowers.Smallerby kai-, the first by analogy with a canoe, the17'