b'KEVAKEVA n 1.SpongytissueinsideaCompoundof-kai 3 -vb wordtakewagrowing coconut.see -kewa 2 . To pole-carry. 2. Fuel for lamp.Kevakeva paila kaitapa -katikeu vb3trans Topole-carrysthg. Oil for the lamps Ex 35.8. Syn. bulami.Deliwalakabalakukwatikeuwaisimatauna kumiakaigusiCarry himhere on his bed 1 -KEVILUGI vb3 Tomisuseorspoilsthg. Sml 19.15.Ikikaraiwogi bikatikeu la guguw var. -ka 6 valugwa.He ordered him to shoulder his pack Ezek -KEWA 1vb2 redupl-kokewa1.Tocruise,12.12.E taitala taitala iyosa natana la kwava , travelusingsailorengine.ikatikeu isakawoli ilaueach man chose a So Syn.-sakaula,-dudu.IkewalayaHetravelswife from the dancers and carried her offunder sail.Judges 21.23.2.Todepartonjourney.Wagabogwa kaitakewa 2n3 Compoundofkai 1 vbIs the boat just about to go? bikewa ke? word takewa. Sometimes found as katakewa.kokewaadj Sailing, cruising, going along1. A pole used for carrying goods, laid acrosson journey.shoulder.kaikokewan 3 kewa. 2. A pole with load evenly balanced at ends;Compound of kaiAjourney,atrip,cruise.Kaikokewaa yoke to aid burden-bearing. kwemigagakadai Itsadangerousjourney,3.Thetaskofcarryingsthg.Galatuvailaisnt it?bikaiki uwosi kaitakewa guguwa makwaisina tokaikokewa n Amariner;onewhoThereisnolongeranyneedtocarrythesetravelsbysea,asea-traveller.Kokewagoods 1 Chron 23.26. oyavatauulabikugwa,okwaibwagadoginaKEWAGA n Pigsfeedingtroughvar. bikugwa.travelling to the north the stern Ifkaiwaga. of the canoe goes first, but if travelling to thewest the bows go first. A reference to the wayKEWAWA n3 Chiselusedwithkaigilagela acanoemustsailinsoutheastwind:ifvar. kaiwawa. travelling north i.e. running with the windKEWOUn 3 Small fishing canoe, usu for two the canoe travels backwards, the outrigger givingstability;butiftothewestitgoespeople or used by children; a simple dugout bows forwards.with outrigger, no gunwale boards, carries no-katakewavb 4 sail.Syn.kaimolu.ForlargercanoesseeTo carry sthg with aid of akaimolu,ligataya,kaiuvakasi,masawa, yoke.nagega.katakewan 3 Also found as -kaitakewa. Astick or yoke placed across shoulders as aid-KEYA vsc Occursassecondpartof for carrying goods or pulling items along. Thecompound stems, having the sense of items yoke also enables two men to share carryingassociated with deceased person, as former aheavyloadsuchassinglelargefishorvillage, goods acquired by inheritance, goods, crocodile.garden land, trees, etc.-vakewa vb2 Compound -bigukeya vb4 Compoundfrombagulaof -va 2 kewa 1 . To go on a journey walking.and-keya.Toinherit,especiallyinareaofikewakewamatala phr Lit.Hiseyesland or gardening. are on a journey. Also found as -kewamatila. bigukeya n3 Alsofoundasbugukeya. 1. He is acting suspiciously, looking aboutPossessions,keepsakes,mementoespassed atgoodthingswithsecretdesiretosteal.ontodistantrelatives,otherassociates. Syn. -mitibilibili, -mitikewakewa.Inherited bigukeya items are those inherited2. He is coveting things, wishing to possessbymoredistantdescendants.Formore them. Syn. -kau matala.intimatepossessionsseekaikeyaand -mitikewakewa vb4 Compoundbulokeya. Compound of bwalakeya. 1. of -mita 1 kewa 1 . To covet sthg, be greedy. bulokeyanSyn.phr An inheritance, an inherited item of property,ikewakewa matala, mituguguwa. -KEWA 2 - vb4 Tocarrysthgthismaybeas land or goods.2.Houseofdeceased;sometimes early form of -kau.dismantledandtheposts,timbers,etc.-kaitakewa 2vb3intrans see ,passed to close family members; or else kept trans -katikeuAlsofoundas-katakewa. whole and passed on to widow.116'