b'-KUKWAvb 2 redupl circle,aseachitemistotallyownedbys.o.-kwekukwa 1. To dangle of plants, fruit. Syn. -lasoya.who may choose not to exchange it. For a full2.SubjitemTohang,behungstatementonkulatradeseeMalinowski somewhere.TomiyanaikwekukwawalaArgonauts,oramorerecentstatementby That plant is just dangling.Ilasoya mataunaCampbell name, although there is no full or wa kai ikwekukwa tatoula ikoyaikihungfinal statement as it is constantly changing. He1. Tidings or news relating to himinatree,danglinguntileveningJosh kaikulan 38.29.kula trade.-kukwa vsc Occursassecondpartofvb2.Sthgwhichgivesapersonalbenefitorstem with the sense of sthg hanging down oradvantage. trailing down. 3.Anythingwhichbenefitss.o.socially-kaikukwavb 2 itemofveiguwa,socialprestige.YokomiTo hang down subj plant,creeper.magimikaraiwagabivigaki mi kaikulaYouTo hang down loosely.-kanekukwavb 2 wantpowertouseitforyourownbenefit-kasinekukwa vb3 AlsofoundEzek 13.18.as -kasinenukwa. 1. To hang down, be hooked lokula n 1.S.o.whoengagesinkulaover sthg.activity. Syn. karaitau. 2. To depend on sthg 2.S.o.consideredimportant.Syn.KUKWAIBEBAn A sickness which paralysestodidabala. tokulukula n S.o.engagedinkula bodyforseveralweeks,andthenleavesit weakened for some time.exchange activity. -KULA 2 vb 1 To become hard, to solidify as KUKWEDUNA n3 Allanimalbodyparts dripping when it cools, or water in fridge. projecting down under the walking animal a -kulokula 1 adjcollectivetermforforelegs,hind-legs. 1. Hard of sthg usually not Kukwedunelamaunakaikela,yamana,hard. makatupona watanawa eililoula opwaipwaia2. Used as idiomatic ref to people of strong character. Syn. tokulokola. An animals lower bits are its back legs and kalukulokola cl adj Adifficult front legs, that part underneath as it walks on the ground Ben. Syn. kakasili.occasion, an obscure track.Kidamwa gala ibodibitavitusikeda,tamokaiagala, -KULA 1vb3intrans redupl -kulukula,seetamokaiagala,baisakalukulokola Ifwe , trans-kuli1.Toengageinanactofkulacannotrecognisethetrack,wegohereorexchange.therewithoutsuccess,thisisanobscure2. To go on a journey of discovery.track.Lit. Solidified rain.3. To receive a gift.Matauna bikula kala kuna kwekulokulaphrHe will receive his gifts offerings semakavi1.HailstonessodescribedbyaKiriwina Isaiah 18.7.man in Canberra; this a rare phenomenon in-kulivb 3 trans 1. To exchange a wealthKiriwina.iteminanactofkulaexchange.Ikuli 2. Stones raining down in volcanic eruption makwaina soulavaacquired that soulavaalso so described byaKiriwinaman in the He by kula trade.eruptionofPopondettayear;mention2. To discover sthg when on a journey.serviceofoneKiriwinamanthere-Elliotkula n3 ThecircleofwealthexchangeElijah?where soulava circulate clockwise and mwali numla 2 bikulokula phr Lit.Dewwillanticlockwisefrompartnertopartnersolidify. Frost. aroundacircleof300kmdiameter, nunu kwekulokolaphr Lit. Solidified milk. embracingmanydifferentlanguagesandCreamthatrisestotopofbowlofmilk. culturesintheMilneBayprovince.Minanaimiaki nunu kwekulokola SheComplicatedritualsgovernthemethodsofbrought cream in a bowl for him to drink exchange,andmanyotherwealthitemsofJudges 5.25. lessersignificanceareincludedinthe tokulokolan 2 -kula 2 . ACompound of toexchanges. It may take 15 to 20 years for anpersonwithstrongcharacter;animportant item to make the full circle, although there isman.no guarantee that an item will complete the-vakulokola vb4 Compoundof-va 1 - 154'