b'refuse, I dont want that thing. kila 3 - cl4groups Ahandofbananas -takilaki vb3 Torefuse,rejectsthg.akila 3 -cl. stronger word. See discussion of role of -ki 2 KILA 3 - cl4groups Derivedfrom-kila 2as a locative suffix.-vakilavb 2 2 kila 1 . 1.bananas to befruitful. Also foundas kili-.Compound of -va Specifieshandsofbananas.Notappliedto Towalkuncertainly,beunsurefearingany other fruit. Used with usi and with names hidden obstacles.ofcultivatedspeciesofbananas,as2.Totoddlelittlechildlearningtowalk,kabulukusa, kuni, moya, siaina, etc.Makilana often falling.usi Thathandofbananas.Kumaikilayu-yokila vb3intrans seetrans -yokili ,kabulukusaBringtwohandsofthe Compound of -yo 1 kila 1 . Subj item whichkabulukusavarietyofbanana.Kilitalawarnsorcautions,aswarningnoticeon kilimonogu electrics. To warn, caution s.oOne hand of ripe bananas. Note:-yokilivb 3 trans OtherreferencetobananasbyclassifiersTo caution against sthg,include:kwai-talausionesinglebanana; as pride, vanity. Syn. -yokikili.-yokilimatala phr ordered VO Lit.Tokai-talausionebunchofbananas; ,kwailuwo-tala usione group of ten hands of comeclosetohiseyes.Subjadisasteror sickness To influence s.o., make him correctbananas. hisbehaviour.Toteachs.o.throughhisKILABABAn 3 1. The deck of a masawa canoe experience.Magilabiyokili mitasitagareferstotheflatplatformbuiltoverthetuvailabikamnomwanasiwantsthemtooutrigger. Syn. katulabila tadada. Hestopbeingproudoftheirachievements2.Alsonamesthewholestructureofa Isaiah 23.9.Yaubada biyokili matala taitalanewly-completed masawa canoe.taumetoyalelia GodcorrectsamanbyKILAGILAvb 4 To try to grasp sthg -ki 1 -sending sickness Job 33.19.Magila biyokililagila. mitasitagatuvailabikamnomwanasiHe wantstoputanendtotheirprideIsaiah-KILAIvb 3 To dress up; to put on ornaments 23.9.Iyokilitomota mitasimetoyaosifor public occasion.kabommayuyu Heteachespeoplethrough-KILAKIvb 3suffering Job 36.15. To refuse to help s.o.KILAKILAn 3 yokila n Anythingwhichcauses A species of hawk.remembrance of danger, vain pride.-KILALAvb 4 To separate one different item yokilelandat-la Their cause of pride.1-ki lala. This is the cause of their Baisa yokilela mitasi KILASOPI n3 Amedium-sizedtree3-5 pride Lit. their eyes its warning-sign.iyokila matalaphr ordered VO metresusefulmainlyforhouse-building , Lit. Sthg cautionshiseyes.S.o.teachesachildtotimbers.Usedastranslationequivalentfor accepthispunishmentwithoutweeping.the sycamore tree. Awaiyaivalamoluviikilamatala,baisa 1-KILAVIvb 3 trans lova.Let sthg go. -ki I beat him and he wept, thenKILEKILE n1 Alargespecesofturtle,usu ayokilaki matalahe was calm andthusItaught him to bear punishment.referred to by the phrase wonu kilekile. It is-kilakavivb 4 not caught to be eaten by people.Compound of -kila-kavi. 1.Tobreakupsthgasforfirewood.-KILELEU vb3intrans Topursue,catchDoginela kweisila bakilakaviwill break off-ki 1 leleu. I ashootfromthetopbranchofacedarKILETA 1exclam Occurswithsenseof Ezek 17.22.2. To damage or break up canoe.amazementatsthgwhichnearlyhappened 3. To break off fragment.orwhichnearlydidnothappen;maybe glossed Almost! Wow, that was a near thing! -KILA 2 vb 3 redupl Whoops!Itisfoundapparentlystanding , -kakila 1. To bear well, be fruitful only of bananas. Syn. -uwa.aloneoraspartofaconjunctivephrase,2. To cut off obj hand of bananas.Takikilaimplyingacontextofcircumstanceswhich kilatalausi Wearecuttingonehandofalmosthappenedoralmostdidnthappen. bananas.Syn kiletawa, kitawa. Such phrases include:124'