b'-KALUVISUVI vb4 Makeitentertrans Ikam-koma 1. To eat; to have a meal. kali 1 suvi.ivinau He ate his meal and finished it. -KALUVITAUvb 3 trans2.TodosthgyouareobligedtodobyTo set up sthg var.custom. -kali 5 -vatowa. kukwam koulaphr Lit. you eat paint. PutKALUWAWA n2 Thenamegiventoon your mourning paint i.e. your relative hasnorth-western part of Fergusson Id aroundjust died. Kalokalo. C.f. koyaveka. 3.Toexperienceawoundorsome KALUWAYALA n1 Thehibiscusvar.affliction.Thisisshowninthefollowing phrases: kaluwoyala. ikamkaiyala phr Lit.heateaspear.HeKALUWO-cl 4 groups was wounded by a spear thrown at him.May be derived from a compound ofcl 6 - passage of day numikam lewa phr Lit.Heeatsaffliction.Hekalaluwo-tensof.Occursalsoasvariantformwas wounded by a stone thrown at him with kalaluwo-. 1. Specifies days in groups of ten.evil intent Syn. iwaiyasi. 2.Specifiesalsoten-groupsofitems -kamgwala vb2 Alsooccursclassified by kai-. This sense may in fact beas-komgwala,andrarely derived from a compoiund ofclkai- num as-kamgwalala,-komgwalala.Compoundluwo- ten-groups. Used to modify yam dayof -kam 2 -gwala 1 . 1. To be defiled by eating or else nominalised with same meaning. Onlytaboofood. Matausinabikomgwalaisi appearswithnumerals.Kaluwovasiyam titoulesimetoyakalagilaAsiria TheywillForty days. Note: This use may be obsolete.defilethemselvesbyeatingthefoodof TodaysspeakersprefertousetheformAssyria. kwailuwo-,acompoundofclkwai-num2. To engage in some taboo act after correctluwo- tens of, as in:Kweluwovasi yam bogwaceremonieseating,makingsacredoffering, leiwokuvaeNowaiulaimwagatabodalaetcBiwokuvasikikila,eibodi AfterfortydaysNoahopenedtheboatsbikamgwalalasi purification would be . Their window.complete,andtheycouldfittinglyoffera -KALUWOLI vb3trans Tomocks.o.sacrifice Acts 21.26.-kamtulivb 4 Also occurs as -kamtuwoli, -kalaula. komtuwipl -komtuyaisi. Compound of -kam -KALUWOU vb3trans Torejects.o.-mtila. To eat until nothing is left; to eat it -kalawou.all.Nipawabikamtulaisiyekwesi KALUWOYALAn 1 komwaidona ThelocustswilleatalltheAlso occurs as kaluwayala, karuwoyala.Floweringbushidentifiedas foliage. hibiscus rosa-sinensis kamkwam n Amealincompany;sitting . The bush is prized for itsdecorativeflowers,usedinpersonaland eating. Syn. paka.kabokam n Cutlery;implementstoaid adornmentandalsoindecorationfor traditionaldance.Manyvarietiesc.30eating.kabokamkwamn A place to sit and eat a varieties growing and flowering around our Kiriwinahouse,onlygivenonename.meal; dining room. bwala kamkwamphr communal dining Timber from base used to make cricket balls. A Leavesandgumverystickyusedinhall. Syn. kabokamkwam.kamkomla n Complexofkamkwam medicinesandpoulticesforcuringinjuries. dat-laits.1.Amealforsomepurposeor Fibresdetatchedinlongstripsfrombark occasion lit. its meal.Kalubaila kamkomlaused to make waistbands for doba skirts. A fellowship meal lit. fellowship its meal. -KALUYA vb2 Togoandgetacoconut2. Food that may be eaten; permitted food -ka 3 -luya.to be consumed.Avai kaula gala kamkomsi -KALUYUMALI vb3trans TospearWhat foods that are forbidden Isaiah 66.17;backwards -kali 1 -ymila.note pl kamkomsi.-komavb 3 trans redupl-KALUYUVISI vb2 Tomakewell, -kamkoma 1. To eat sthg. -kalu 3 yuvisa. 2. To beg abjectly, askhumbly desperate -KAM 1vb3intrans redupl -kamkwam,seeappeal - see phrases. ,58'