b'oven-cook sthg. 1. Specifies any ground oven,KUNAWOTUn 3 1. A variety of crab. askumkumla,daram,ovensetindomestic2. The nest or burrow of kaimagu, a largestoveetc. Kumlotalawalakumkumla Onlyblackcrab,inthesandoflimatashoreline one oven.zone. 2. May also specify certain foods which are KUNAYA n3 Theboomofthelarge alwaysoven-cooked,aspopula.Makumlona populakubukwabu sail of the masawa canoe. That oven-cooked spirit food.KUNIn 3KUMTILA n3 Aspeciesoffishofthefolk A variety of banana.taxon deidayasi family emperors.KUNIKWANIn 3 Bandages -kwani. -KUMUMvb 4 n 1 1. To overshadow, shadeKUNO-cl 1 basic property subcl subordinate ,, sthg.tobps kai- Derived from kuna rain. Specifies 2.n A cloud shadow, may indicate shadeanyrainkuna,fromkunobisibasishortgenerally.Lowalowabitumkalasia,baisa showers to kunoveka steady downpour. Syn.kumum lowalowabikumum valu Acloudkupa-.Makunonakunobisibasi Thatrainis ,covers the sun, this is a cloud shadow. Theverylight.Gala kunoveka, kunosigosigula Not heady rain, just drizzling. cloud will shade the village. Note: This wordwalaseems to contradict the rule that there are no-KUNOBISIBASI vb2 n Toshowersharp /mu/ sequences in the language; however it, must be noted that the syllable structure isshort -kuna-basi. kum.um, and /um/ sequences are regular.-KUNOSIGOSIGULA vb2 Todrizzleslow,-KUNAvb 3 redupl Sainasteady -kuna-sigosigula. , -kunokuna To rain. ikunaidasiItrainedonusheavily.Ant.-KUNOVEKA vb2 Torainheavily-kunawaigigi. -veka.-kunapuvb 3 Possibly an elision of -kuna-KUNUMAKAVAvb 2 To just lie somewhere -napula.Torainandalsobringcalm weatheratsea.BikunapuniwavilaItwill-kana-makava.-KUNUMATIvb 4 To be raining hard on s.o. rain and cause calm weather.-kunosigosigulavb 1 -kuna-mata.To rain lightly.-towakawakavb 1 To ease up, stop fallingKUNUMDAUYA n Thenamegiventoheavily. Syn. -dodewa.mainland Papua New Guinea.-dodewa vb1 Tostopraining,fineup.Ant. -dadoya. -KUNUMTAvb4 Toberaininghardons.o.kunan Rain; wet stuff that comes out ofvar. kuna-mata.the sky. Kiriwina has three to four metres perKUNUMWANADILAn 3 Best leaves for ridgeannum, the wettest time being November tocapping kulumwala-dili 1 . February.KUNUNA 1n3 1.Theseveredheadofanykuna kwekulokula,phr 1. Hailstones solivingthingexcepthumancompletewith described by a Kiriwinan in Canberra.hair, brains, etc.2.Anemicdescriptionofavolcanic 2. Most frequent use is for fish-heads either eruption.severedorstillattachedalthoughthe-kunumativb 4 Also found as -kunumta. attachedrefmayonlyrefertomarinelife. Torain-kill,toberaininghard.GalaibodiSyn. pwaneta. bakatotusi baisa bikunumataimasi We cant . 3. The head or source of a river orwater standouthereintheopenlikethisEzraflow. 10.13.kununela n1 His,itshead.Usedinmeguvala kunaphr Magic to control or reference to entire head of either human or bring rain.animal,ortosourceoredgeofanything. When used with human ref the more specificurikuna n Compoundofurikuna.A paymentmadetotowositoensurerain.reference to particular parts of the head by Possibly the payment may be in the form ofwordspwanetala,dabalaandmigila taro.needstobemade.Kasisopi kununesi kuno-cl cl Specifies rain kuno-.bipakalasi e wayala bimadasiThe sources ofKUNADAVALUn 3 A variety of taro.theirdrinkingwaterwillbedryandthe160'