b'ota 3 -kulumwala-la 5 . To the edge, attide, current; to be adrift. Syn. -beu. theedgesofgarden,etcGalabukuteyasi -katukuluwivb 4 1. Subj water To flow,Do not cut the witi otukulumwalela mi bagula to cover ground in heavy rain. wheatattheedgesofyourgardensLev2.Tomakesthggoalongwithflowing23.22.water, encourage water to flow easily as in KULUPAIPIn 3 1. A hat, head-covering. Syn.drainingpuddles,orrubbishbeingwashed away.Sopi ititayelu ikatukuluwi pwaipwaia kulupewa.Water flowing covered the ground 2 Kings 2. A garland or head covering worn only by 3.20. chiefatcertaintimes,aswhenhisheadis shaved in mourning for a wife. He may alsoKULUWOTALAn 2 1. His head-top of awearawigmadeofhumanhair.humanbody.Thispointontopofskullis Syn. -kulusonu.identified as the topmost bony ridge. KULUPEWAn 32. The head part of any carving of a humanA hat. Syn. kulupaipi.figure; may refer either to the topmost part -KULUSONU vb2 Towearawigkululaor to the whole head.Kuluwota-la minana -sonu.tokolulit. head-its that.cl.carving idol TheKULUSOSOU n3 Mould,mildewkulu 1 -headoftheidolISamuel12.30Syn. dabala. sosou.okuluwotala n Lit.athead-tophis.A -KULUSUPANI vb2 Toactselfishlyunitofdepthorheightmeasure,fromthe -kulu 1 supani.soleofhisfoottothetopmostpointofhis KULUTAn 3 The firstborn child in a family.head.Note:wordinflectstorefertothe person calling the height or depth measure. Syn. molitomoya, vilitomoya.Baisabilaokuluwota-mlit.thisir-3sg-goKULUTOTU n3 Anappeasmentgiftvar. tohead.top-2sg.possThismeasureditem kulu 1 -tutu 1 .will go as high as you are. KULUTUTU n3 Anappeasmentgiftkulu 1KULUWOTU n Thenameofamonthinthe -tutu 1 .hunger time, some months before harvest c KULUVASASAn May.The name of a month close to harvest time, c August.-KULUYUVIYAVIvb 1 To become very angry-KULUVIvscOccursasthesecondpartof-kulu 1 yuviyavi. compoundverbstemshavingthesenseof-KUM 1 vb 3 To body-paint using koula var. covering over, either to protect or to conceal.-kuma. KUM 2n3 Breadfruittreeorfruit,sp.-vikuluvi vb4 Compoundof-va 1 -kuluvi. To drag s.o. down, pull them into darkness.Mi mitugaga bogwaeivikuluvaimiArtocarpusincisus,A.communis,A. cumingiana Itsgumisusedasglue.Its e bogwa bukudoumsi. Your sins have draggedseeds termed kweta are also crushed and you down and you are doomed Isaiah 1.4.eaten;theyhaveaflavourlikechestnuts.-yokuluvi vb4 Compound 2 SeldomfoundinKiriwina.Thetreeis of -yo kuluvi. 1. To cover or protect s.o. specifiedbyclkai-,anditsfruitbyclkwai Kuyokuluvaimasi makawalakaikonigulela when small and ya- when large.Protectuslikeatreesshadowshadesthe suns heat Isaiah 16.3.KUM 3 exclam imperative Move, you! Out of ,2.Toconcealfromviewasleafhidesmy way! ku- -m 2 . contents of basket.-KUMA 1 vb 3 redupl-kumkuma Also occurs3. To hide sthg so what I am carrying is out, of sight.as -kum. 1. To paint the body with black paint4. A metaphor for concealing my intentions. koula as a sign of mourning. Syn. -bugi. yokuluvan2. To paint body or face with black paint.A cover, sthg that covers over,Thismaybeforaperiodofmourningora a canopy.Kuvigaki yokuluvala kabogwbu lula base paint on which other colours are added MakeacoveringforthealtarNumbersin some design for dancing, etc. For patterns 16.38.painted over koula see -sobu, youlala, veisa. -KULUWAvb 43.Tomarksthg with paintor blood, as aTo be carried along by wind,158'