b'KALALA 2 n 3iyuwoulakalasia phr Thesunrises;theAlso known as yokalala. A small treeto3m,theleavesofwhichstingorsuns disc rises into view. irritate,leavingarashwhichispainfulfor ititapi kalasiaphr The sun is shining any some days.time of day.itowotakalasia phr Itisnoon,sunat KALALUWO-cl 4 groups Tens of days var. zenith, hottest time. . itobalakalasia phr Earlyafternoon2 kaluwo-cl KALAMATABWAILAadj cl 3 pm? Syn. itovila kalasia.Pure, best, finest. This superlative grade adjective only occurs itovilakalasia phr Thesunhasturnedas a free-standing word and is frozen in thisover 3 pm. form. Class 3 adjectives do not have pl forms. kalasianamwaidona phr AllofthesunsHowever synonymous forms occur which arediscisvisiblei.e.nohurry,plentyoftime class 1 adjectives which have pl forms, andberforeitwillgetdark.Igauwalayam theirpartsarenotfrozen,leadingtosomekalasia namwaidona Lit. When only day, the confusion. See the following synonyms:whole sun We can see all of the sun, no need-mitabwaila and its pl form -mitibwailato hurry.-minabwaina and its pl form -minibwaina kalasia isaku pilatalaphr The sun has lost-minabwaila and its pl form -minibwailaone half of its circle setting.-minabwaita and its pl form -minibwaita bogwaisalilikalasia phr ThesunisForadjectiveclassdistinctionsseesinking disc disappearing.grammarstatement3.7.4.3.Bukukwau iwolakalasia phr Thesunhasset.kalamatabwaila pwarauwa TakethefinestC.f. -wola 3 .flourExodus24.2.Iyobubonidelikladigulelakalasia phr Lit.ThesunskalamatabwailaHefedherwiththefinestfeathers.Thisnamegiventosunsraysfood Esther 2.9.cominginshaftsfrombehindacloud -KALAMIMI vb2 Tobeguidedbydreamfeathers an important adornment; here the 1 sun is wearing its adornment. kala -mimi. meguvalakalasia phr magicrelatingto-KALAPISI vb2 Togatheroysters-ka 5 -weather control. Syn. meguvala yagila.lapi. kala 6 -cl 1 Passage of days. See kala 6 -clKALAPSILAn 3 1. A stile over a fence, or a. 1 kaluveka exclam Complexfromkalasia gateway through fence.2.Anentranceorporchleadingintoa -veka big. A temporal exclamation, lit. the building. Syn. lulu 4 .wholesun!Anidiomaticexpressionfor kalapisilela n Complexfrom kalapisilaTheresplentyoftimeornohurry!the sunhasntevenstartedtosetyet!.Syn. dat -la. Its entrance, its porchway, a gatewaykalasia namwaidona. for sthg. -mitakalu vb1 n3 Alsooccurs , KALASAMWAINAn 3 2 A variety of taitu yam.as-mitakala.Compoundfrommita - 1 kalasia sun. 1.vb 1KALASIAn 2 cl - as The sun shines all day.The sun. Specified by naare moon, stars, meteors, etc.Contextrestrictssubjecttothesun.-kali 7 -vb 3 1. To burn, scorch, kill fromSyn. -guyugwayu. heat subj sun.Kalasia ikikali tomota saina 2. The sun has come out from clouds, after yuviyavi rain. etcThe sun burned people with its fiery3.n 3heat Rev 16.8. The suns face; the sun shining out2. To dry, become dry.Bitavakayasi si wotaafter rain. paila bikali4.Sunshine.ThisformisseeninphrasesThey will spread out their nets to dry Ezek 47.10.shown below:-vakala vb Compound of -va -kalasia. 1 2sainamitakalavalu phr AsunshinyTo go into the sun, walk in sunshine.village!Thesunhascomeout!Syn.kalaA number of phrases incorporate kalasia tokalu.saina mitakala bolitaphrindicate times within a day, or descriptive of Sunshine at sea! phenomenainwhichthesunplaysapart.after heavy rain. -kali 4 -combining form Events caused by Wordorderinthefirstfivephrasesisnot significant sun -kali 4 -cf 47'