b'KAIKWEDAKWEDAn 3 Englishpan.UsestheborrowingpaniforA species of tree. KAIKWEKWESIn dustpan;anytoolusedintidyinghouse,asAny leafy tree with no fruitdustpanforrubbish.Mapilanapanipilatala kai 3 yekwesi. kaipilakekitadelipilapatatapailawawa -KAILA 1 vsc kainamsomsabitayeilipanisasmallActions close together -kakaila.That -KAILA 2vb2 Toflash,sparklevar.thin flat board for tidying scraps or rubbish.-kavila 1 .-KAILASIvb 1 To have sexual relations withKAILA 3 - vsc Actionsperformedviolentlys.o. other than spouse; to fornicate, commit 3 adultery. var. kali -. kailasin 3 1. Sexual union between twoKAILAn dat 1 -la 5 .adults of different families. -la Its tree kai2.Anysexualunionbetweentwoadults KAILABUYUVA phr Theplantusedforany within the same dala. Syn. -sova. healing or sickness treatment, as in making poultice for application on wound. Syn. kalaKAILATALAn KainaA heavy spear, harpoon. buyuva.bukukwalivipwanetalaokailatalake? KAILABUn 3 Poisoned stick for fishing Syn.Perhapsyoucanpiercehisheadwitha harpoon? Job 41.7 tuva, c.f. kaisubusabu. KAILAVASIA 1n3 Alsofoundaskainavasia, KAILABWAGA n3 Awoundvar. kalavasia.Alizard;espthelizardskinused kalibwaga.for a drumhead of kaisosou. Syn. ilaweluva. KAILAGABUn 3 A small spear, usu made for aKAILAVASIA 2n2 Occurswithintwo particularoccasionasforaneventof kaluvalova. Spears generally not thrown butsynonymous phrases as a term for the body used to thrust or stab; but this spear is onlypartelbow.Seephrases:mweitutula kailavasiahis elbow;mitutula kailavasiato be thrown. If it didnt hit its intended mark inbattle,thethrowerwouldfleeandhide,his elbow. becausethecustomwasforthemarktoKAILAVATUn 3 Also found as kalavatu. Theseize the spear and then pursue and kill theweights usu heavy shells placed along the thrower using the same spear. baseofwotalongnet.Seenoteon -KAILAGILA vb2 Tocookonatraditionalconstruction under wota.fireplace of three stones.KAILAWALILAn Its tree roots kainawali.kwelagila vb2 fullword,imperativeor ,KAILEDAn 3 A short stick or wand used by exclam Derived from kukwailagila with losstomigameguvaintheirmagicworking.Syn. of first syllable. 1. Cook the food!kaimlibulibu.2. The food is spoiled by overcooking!kailagilan 3 KAILEPIn 3 Also found as kelepa. A cricket1. The group of three stones forming stand for cooking pot over fire.bat made for girikiti.2. A fireplace.-KAILEULA vb2 Tostartfirst;tobegina kwelakailgila n Compoundofkwela 2journeybeforeothers,goonahead.Syn. kailgila.Anyclaypotsuitableforcookingkosewa. overthethree-stonearrangementoftheTo dig up sthg var. -keli. kailgila.-KAILIvb 3KAILAGIMn 3 KAILIA 1 n 3 A glutton wld be spoken of s.o.1. The width of base of gable in a yam storehouse, front or back.grossly fat. 2.Theshortertransversepartof bwaima. KAILIA 2 n 1C.f. lagim. The throat kaiyola. KAILIKU-cl 3 partition 1to KAILAKALA n3 Thejawboneofananimal. Derived from -kalifence, divide. Possibly also from liku 1 - canoe Its jawbone.division.Alsofoundaskailuku,kaliku, Kailakalela KAILALAn 3 1 lala 3 .kaluku. 1. Specifies an area or section withinA flowering tree kai-KAILALIn 3 a village.A type of adze kavilali.2.DefinesareasofauthoritywithinaKAILAPANI phr Lit.itsitempanfromtravellingcanoe.Note:rarelyusedtoday; 27'