b'buki eiyoyowalooked up and saw a bookforehead. Syn. kaiyuvayeva dabam, kaipatata I flyingthroughtheairZech5.1.dabam. Ant. -kululu. koyakoyan A name given to visitors, usu-kounakaila vb2 Alsofoundfrommountainousislands.Syn.ugowaga,as -kaunakaila. Compound from kowana lookkinana.upandwalakaiwahigh.1.Tolookuphighkakoya n3 Amealforvisitors.Maybe head thrown back, looking at sthg high up,used not only for visitors from other islands ascloud,sky. Avakauulakutotusi butalsoforvisitorswhohavecomeaskukounakailasilabuma?Whyareyouspectators of a cricket match. standing looking up at the sky? Acts 1.11KOYAItemp2.Tolookahead,tofaceforward.Oluvi The afternoon var. koyavi.bukukowanatuvailadelibukutotupeulaKOYAKOYA n VisitorsfromotherislandsThen face the world again and be courageouskoya. Job 11.15.KOYPILA n3 Aspecisoffishofthefolk-KOWAPUSA vb1 Tosoonbecomeangrytaxonmadolufamilytrevally,ponyfish.-ka 4 pusa 1 .Described as a small leba. -KOWOBBUTA vb3intrans TotakeshareKOYAVEKA n2 Thenamegivento-ka 4 bbuta.north-westernpartofFergussonIsland, -KOWOLI vb3trans TosnapsthgWadalei and nearby mountains which rise to over 7,000 feet. C.f. Kaluwawa. -ko 1 woula 1 . KOYAVI temp Alsofoundaskoyaiand KOWOLOKUVA n 1.Thegoodplaceinthe kwayai. Late afternoon to early evening c 4 garden best soil, no stones; the place whereto 7 pm. taituwillbeplanted. Kwaivilayagogu kwayai temp Althoughthisisstrictlya bisapwaisi okowololovala balekuThe Kilivila dialect form, it is coming into general numberofseedthatcanbeplantedintheuse in most if not all dialects, esp as a variant gardens best part will determine the cost ofform of the greeting bwaina kwayai. hiring the land Lev 27.16. -kokoyavi vb1 Tobeapproaching 2. That part of the new garden plot where evening; night is coming. soil is richest, which is set aside for the mostbwainakoyavi exclam Alsofound importantplantingareaforthemaincrop. Bisapwaisiyagoguokowolokuva.Avakafrequently as bwaina kwayai. A salutation, lit. bogwatasapubogwiokowolokuvala taitugoodafternoon,arecentadditionto Kiriwina lexicon from influence ofTok Pisin kwaivau walaplant the yam seed in the Wegreetings. Syn. bwaina kaukwau, bwaina lalai, best part. What we have first planted in itsbwaina bogi. best part is fresh taitu yam seed only. -KOYAYALIvb 3 intrans To bend, be flexing -KOWOLOVAvb 3 intrans To refuse to obey -ko 1 yayali. -ko 2 lova 2 . -KOYOLI vb3trans Todominates.o.var -KOWOTA vb4 Tocarrysthgawayfirst -ko 1 youla 1 . -ka 4 wota 1 . -KOYOULI vb3trans Todominates.o -KOWOULA vb3intrans Tosnap -ko 1 youla 1 . -ko 1 woula 1 . -KOYOVISI vb1 Tostrive,fight,squabble -KOYA 1 vb 3 redupl -kakoya To tie up sthg.;oversomeissueaslandownership.They to lock it up.Bikoya yoyu bipeula He will tieare engaged in serious strife. Note: this is a up the door so it will be strong.Yoyula bwaladesperateconfrontationwhereonlydeathWe will lock the doors of thecanresolvetheissue.Syn.-poisivisi, bitakakoya walahouse. Ant. -taliku, -taneku, -saweiwa.ikukoyovisisi. KOYA 2 n 2 A hill, mountain.KU-p pron subj 2 ndp sg subjectverb stemkaikoyan A prominence, one part raised prefix,yousg.Note:Thisinitialsyllable higherthanotherparts;abump.Kaikoyaku-isoftenlostinwordscommencing dabamYourforeheadhasbumpsakukwa. Such words are treated as headwords referencetoeyebrowridgeoraprominent149'