b'digging -keli 2 basi. lakematitoulela phr Anidiomatic-KELIBAU vb4 Tobediggingindustriouslyexpression for he is starting harvest. utukeman 3 1 -kema. -keli 2 bau. Compound of utuAnaxethatisonlyusedasacuttingtool; -KELIBILABALA vb3intrans Tocross-digaxed with steel head. Photo or drawing titled-keli 2 bilabala.La kema towosi. -KELIBILIBALI vb3trans Tocross-cultivateKEMITAGIBUn 3 An offensive sight var. kaiplot -keli 2 bilabala. matila-gibu 1 . -KELIBOGWI vb3trans Towounds.oKEMOULUn 3 A type of canoe; a larger form -kali 1 bwaga.of kewou. Syn. kaimelu 1 .-KELIKIvb 4 KEMTUYAn 1 To pollute water -keli-ki. A village name. KELILIn 3 KENAn 3 Lime spatula; essential in practiceA species of crab. Syn. lakum. -KELIMINEINA vb4 Tomakes.o.vomitofkaui.Asmallfunctioningkenafoundin 2 everykauya;howeverlargekenabecome -keli mineina.works of art by master carvers, and even are -KELIMITALI vb3trans Tobeoutstandingfoundaspartofthegiftexchangesofkula-kali 2 -matala.trade. Syn. kabokanumsa. kula gesuwariphr A chiefs lime spatula -KELIPITUKIvb 3 To pierce and join to sthg 2 possibly formed from leg bone of cassowary var. -keli pituki.traded across from mainland PNG, and finely -KELIPOKI vb4 Formedfromelision decoratedwithbwibwiandbeads.The of-keli 2 -kapoki.1.Tomakes.o.squintspatulausedbyachiefisusumorefinely bright sunlight.carvedorextensivelydecorated,and2. To dazzle, be dazzled by the sun on seabecomesthemeansbywhichhecallshis of glassy calm. Note: the signif of keli 2 - herepeoples attention for any karaiwaga. may relate to the movement of water surface-KENEVIvb 4which makes the painful reflection fluctuate, To stir sthg. var. -kaineva. adding to the pain felt by the mariner as he-KENEVIGOLI vb4 Tostirinsthg-kainevitries to navigate through the blinding light. -goli. ikelipoki matalaphr ordered VO Lit. It,-KENEIGULIKI vb Tomixingredientsfor dazzles his eyes. Sthg dazzles him of sun reflecting on glassy sea. May refer to displaycooking -kainevi-goli-ki. ofmanywealthitems.Syn.-guyugwayuKENITUNATU n Aspeciesoftreevar.matala. kainitunatu. -KELISASAvb 4 To dig out, ditch-dig -keli 2 -KENUvb 2 redupl-kanukwenu Also occurs ,-sasa 1 .as-kana 1 .Toliedown,tosprawlflaton -KELISAUvb 3 trans To wash out rubbish,ground. Used in a number of ways connected 2 with resting on or lying on or against, as in etc. -keli sewa.the following senses. Syn. -masisi. -KELITTUVA vb2 Tostoopdownanddig Thereduplicativeformfrequentlyoccurs,-keli 2 tattuva.emphasisingthedurationofthestative -KELIUTUWOTU vb2 Todigverydeepsense:1.Subjperson,animal,itemTolie 2 flat,tobeonsthg.Bulukwaikikanasi -keli -utuwotu.opwadidiweta The pigs are lying in the mud. -KELIYMILAvb 2 To dig moving backwardsMinana ikanukwenu makatupona iyamki She -keli 2 ymila.wasstilllyingatthedoorwhendaylight cameJudges19.26.Avaituta bikana KELUPILUPA n3 Averandahvar.kalipilupa. When mildew is on clothing Lev okarekwa 13.59.Avaituta bakenu mwadabamasisiKEMAn 3 An axe stone-headed axe. This isWhen I lie down to sleep Job 7.4.Bakenu seen as the equipment of the towosi, used inokabagu I lie down on my bed. Syn. -sisu. hismagicspells.Syn.legisa,utukema, 2. Subj person To rest or lean on shoulder tamakoki.offriende.g.torelievepainortosupport113'