b'-KOUBUBOTI vb3trans Totakeby canoe -ka 4 lguva.responsibility -ka 4 bobuta.-KOULIKU vb4 Tounknotvivia,undress-KOUBULIKI vb4 Totakeallhewants-ko 2 liku 2 .-ko 2 bwaila 2 -ki.-KOULOVI vb3trans Todespises.o.-KOUGGULA vb3intrans Toheapupfor-ko 2 lova 2 .distribution var. -ko 2 mggula.-KOULU vb4 1.ToseizeandpulloutKOUKOMn embedded rock, stake.A seaweed. Syn. dodom.2.Touncorkbottle,yaguma.MinanaKOUKWAVA n3 InKavatariaarea,this ikoulu nunu lukwavalaopened a bag of describes a category of exchange where fishShe areexchangedformoney,tobacco,etc.,butmilk Judges 4.19. not for yams. However inland people mina-bulokouluma vb4 Compound of -bolu 1 koulu lockidodinaunderstandkoukwavaasfishfor -ma here. 1. To seize yams, which is described by Kavataria peopleand push in roughly. 2. To stab s.o. to seize and push dagger in as vava. thelocative-mapointstoacloseaction. KOUKWEDA n3 Outsidefrontdoorvar.Ibiigililapulutae ibulokouluma guyaukaukweda.olopola He drew out his weapon and plunged KOULAn 3 it into the kings belly Judges 3.21.1. The black paint used as sign of mourning, which must be painted on bodies-KOULUSA vb2 SubjwindToblowofspouseofdeceased,andwornfortheviolently -ko 2 -lusa. durationofmourninguptosixmonths.-KOUMAKAI vb3trans Totakesthgforno Made from burnt coconut husk. Syn. youlala, soba.reason var. -ko 2 makava.2. The word also describes inclusively any-KOUMAKAVA vb3intrans Totakefornoitemswornassymbolsofmourning.Thereason var. -ko 2 makava. special widows skirt and black beads, etc.-KOUMAKAVAvb 3 intrans 3.Anyblackpaintusedfordecorationof To steal, just take houseboards, canoes, etc.-ka 4 makava.4. The black from under clay pots, etc. also-KOUMAKAVI vb3trans Tostealsthgcalledkoula,butthisisnotusedfor-ka 4 makava. mourning paint.-KOUMWALAvb 4 kasikoula phr Theirmourningsymbols.1 2To ready plot for planting -ko mwala . Describes what mourners wear until the final sagali. Syn. saigala.-KOUNAKAILA vb4 Tolookupatsthg kukwamkoula phr Toputonyour-kowanawalakaiwa.symbols of mourning.KOUNANAMAn 3bogwa ikoulaphrA species of turtle, denotedHe/she is in mourning.fish of the folk taxon wonu turtle This turtle -KOULAGUVAvb 3 trans To return paddlingis large; it is caught and eaten. canoe -ko 2 -laguva.-KOUNPULA vb2 Toriseupafterfall-KOULAILAvb 4 -ka 4 lpula.To lift up obj hands, raising themabovehead.-KOUPEILIvb 3 transSyn. -yosali, -kounakaila, -vitukoli, -katubobut 2To adopt other customs a.-ko pela. -KOUPELA vb3intrans Tocrossover -KOULAKAIWA vb4 Tofacetowardssthg2culturally -ko pela. -ka 4 lakaiwa. -KOUPWESIGA vb4 Tospear-throw -KOULEKU vb2 Tobeprepared competitively var. -kopwesiga. -ko 2 leku. KOUTAITALA n Aheavyweightforone -KOULEWA vb3 Toclearbush;cuttangled4person -ka -tala. growth, cut down area not often cleared. KOUVAIn 3 1. A species of ray of the folk -KOULIGAVI vb3trans Tobringsthgback taxonomyvaifamily,identifiedasthe146'