b' -yogwala.them. Syn. ininaki nanola, tommeikita. KWAGUn 3 KWANADAn 3 A species of fish var. kwaku. A species of wild yam. KWAKWEYAn 3 A species of fish of the folkKWANAMvb 2 imperative, Sleep here! -kana taxon biyata family Moorish idol. -m 2 . KWAKUn 3 KWANAMWA vb2imperative SleephereAlso found as kwagu. A species of fishofthefolktaxonkwakufamilyflyingKilivila dialect -kana-m 2 . fish, mudskippers, a superordinate term forKWANEBUn 3thatfamily,whichincludesthespecies A story var. konebu. ginibwabwaisi,kobwaikwaku,kwaku,KWANEKWANAn 3 Fireflies. They are muchtokunubwabwaisi, tokunupepela, vasiuya.fearedbychildren,whoassociatealight KWAKWAUn 3 moving though the night with the movementBandicoot, a ground-dwellingof the legendary witches mlukwausa. marsupial,notcommon;saidtobecaught-sukwanekwana vb Compoundof-su- andeatenbysome.Usedastranslation equivalent for moles.Biligaimwaisi kwakwau kwanekwana.SubjboilorabscessTo develop a head white spot in dark swelling. delimagiyawedakasibwalaTheywillPukunaoluwalelamakwainabipupwakau abandontheiridolstothemolesandthebitadoki eisukwanekwanaWhenthecentre bats Isaiah 2.20. of a boil turns white we say it has become a -KWALA vb3intrans Tobesafe,tosave,firefly.rescue -kola 1 .-KWANI 1vb3 1.Tofitasituation,beKWALAI 1 query exclam What do you think?suitable for an occasion. , var. -ka 1 tuli 2.Tobefittedforyourrankorplacein KWALAI 2exclam Goon,sayit!elisionof society.3. To match s.o.s personal tastes, clothing kukwalavi ka 1 -lova 2 .style,beauty.Makwainaikwanaidasigoli! KWALAISIquery exclam pl What do youpl That certainly suits us! ,, think? var. -ka 1 tuli -kwanivb modal Occurs as first of a string -KWALIvb 3 redupl-kulikwali 1. To scratchof two verbs in the VP with the sense of an ,actionwhichought,orshould,orcould head, body; to rub, massage body.fittingly, happen. In such strings the second2. To scrape, grate coconut.Takwali luyaverb must be marked with the incompletive tadinidani Peoplegrateandthensqueeze aspectmarkerb-.Ikwanibukusikam coconut. Syn. -dani, -luwasi, -takweni.1 makwaina Itisfittingthatyouwearthis 1 ornament. The modal verb may also bear the -kulisaia vb2 Compoundof-kulu -saia . To itch intensely, itch all over.obj p pron Ikwanaimas an emphatic marker. KWAMA n3 Clothingusuinreftobukusisu baisa. It is okay for you to stay here. European-type garments. Syn. karekwa.Syn.-bodi.Note:informantsinsistedthat KWAMARESIn therewasnodifferencewhateverbetweenA variety of plant the leaves ofthese two, and I suspected I had found that which are cooked and eaten as greens with ararephenomenonofabsolutesynonymy. meal.Subsequently however I discovered different -KWAMI vb1 Tobejealous,possessive. levelsofsuitability,associatedwiththe Occursasacomponentinstativeclauseschieflyorder.Thewordkonistatesthose used as emotive idioms with body parts.things which a chief alone is entitled to wearikwamilopola phr Lit.Hisbelly ordisplay,andkoniisthenounthatis guards sthg. He holds back; he is reluctantderivedfromtheverb-kwani.Thusitis to give what he jealously regards as his ownevident that for all levels of society -bodi may thing;heguardswhathedearlylovesandbeapplied,butforthechieflyordersthere will not let it be used by others. Syn. ininakiare some things which may be described as lopola, tommeikita.ikwaniforthembutnotforthecommoner ikwaminanola phr Lit.Hismind classthetokai.Yokomi gala ikwanaimi guardssthg.Heisselfishoverhisbukuvakikilaisi mina namakavano You have possessions and does not want others to useright to crush the poor Isaiah 3.15.172'