b'introducetwoormoresentencesorNP-KAINEVIvb 4 Also occurs as -kenevi. To stir expressingasequenceofpossibilities;insthg while cooking. Syn. kaipopula. suchausethefinalsuppositionmaybe kainevan 3 A long wooden stirring spoon, introduced by kainaga kaina emph Kainausedonlyforstirringingredientswhile .bikoyavi,kainanabwaiakainagawikibima cooking. The length of the stirrer is necessary It may happen this afternoon, or tomorrow,becauseofthecooksneedtostirwhile or even next week. See also example under o 1 protecting himself from the heat of the open where this is seen to be another form of anfire. Especially evident in the preparation of alternate possibility.monapiti, which is generally cooked by men kainaga 3altconj Oreventhatfinaland needs a very hot fire.possibility. An alternate possibility, where a -kainevigoli vb4 Compoundof-kainevifinal possibility is added to a sequence. See-goli 1 .Tomixingredientsbeforecooking example with kaina kaina above. Syn o 1 .as for cake, which will be cooked in oven -KAINAGA 1vb4 Tochoose,calculateSyn -keneiguliki, saimguliki kaitanevi n A broom lit. a searching tool -kai 1 naga. madeusufromabundleofkaikonisistiff KAINAGA n3 Anamount,aquantitykai 1 ribs of leaves of a sago frond -naga.-KAINEVIGOLI vb4 TomixingredientsKAINAGA 2n3 Depth,theseadeepan-kainevi-goli 1 .unmeasured depth. Syn. kudunagana.KAINITUNATUn 3 Also found as kainitanata, KAINAGA 3altconj Oreventhatkainakenitunatu.Amedium-sizedtreeto5m, -ga.which grows in swampy places; the leaves of KAINAGOLA n3 1.Painsinjountsofbody,this tree havea very bitter taste; timberof poor quality, not used in construction. believed brought on by sorcery. 2. Rheumatism.KAINOBASI n3 Itemusedtonobasipoke,KAINAILA n3 Braceatfootofmastvar.jab kai 3 basi.kainavila.-KAINOPATA vb3 Toharvest-count-KAINALAvb 2 1 -inala. Tobasketsfulofyams;toreckonuptotalofaCompound of -ka harvest by counting how many basketsful in declare s.o. to be his her mother.theheap.Pailapatelapatelatalivalasi KAINAVASIAn 3 takainopatamitanaForeachbasketfulweA lizard var. kailavasia. KAINAVILA n3 Alsofoundaskainaila.Asay we harvest-count this basket. Note: two methods of recording a running total. A long canoe part term; the curved supporting bracestringisknottedforeverytenbaskets;or atbaseofmast;mustbemoveablewhenelse a frond from a tuba tree is broken off for rigging change necessary.each ten baskets, with the tenth left long, so KAINAWALI n Therootsoftree,vine that the number of long fronds gives a total of frequently dug up and used for manufacturehundreds.Ihaveseenaneight-hundred of kaibasi, noku, medicines, poisons, etcheap,andhavebeentoldthatinthepastkailawalila n2 pl kailawalisi1.Its ,heaps of up to three thousand baskets were treerootsespthosedugandusedinknown. Syn. -sonukula, -sevitavata. manufactureofkaibasi.Whenusedthusit-KAINOWA vsc Occursassecondpartof does not inflect, behaves asn 3Kaitala kai. compound verb stems of class 3 intransitive kailawalila sopi biuvinumliroots of the Theverbs transitive forms -kainau, which have tree being moistened by water Job 29.19.asenseofbeingignorantinspiteof2. Used as a metaphor for origins of people,information. their roots; also in describing their influences -mitakainowa vb3intrans Compound in society. When used in this sense behaves asn2 withinflectingfinalsyllables.of-mitakainowa.Toseeandyetbe ignorant of sthg. Makawala goli yokomi kailawalimi bipwasasimitakainowa n1 Compoundof In the same way your roots will rot Isaiah 5.24.mitakainowa.Ignoranceofsthgeven thoughhehasseenit,confusionnot KAINEVAn 3 A long stirring spoon -kainevi.understandingwhathehasseen.Guyau30'