b'2. S.o. arrives at place.Alaupili udilaIinshallows Equula fasciata Munro404, , arrivedatthejungle.plate 27. Syn. -viloubusi, -kaloubusi.LEBADUWAn 3 A species of fish of the folk-LAUSAvb 2 redupl taxon madolu family ponyfish, identified as , -laulausa 1. To drum out rhythmwithsongsnodancing.the common ponyfish, 25cm,Equula equula, Syn. -ligai, -labutu.Munro 404, plate 27. -LEBUvb 4 redupl-libulebu, -lubulebu Also 2. To invite dancing commencement with a particular rhythm., found as -rebu. 1. To plunder, rob openly, by -LAUSOLUvb 4 Subj spear passes throughforce.Ilebwaisi ila watanawa ilamam mitaga sthg -lau-solu.gala availa bipilasiThey openly robbed him,-LAVADADAvb 4 To add praise var. lova 2 he dived and laid low, but no-one would help. Ant. -veilau.-dada 1 . 2. To grab, snatch goods.-LAVI 1 vb 3 trans 1 .-kamlubulebuvb 2 Compound of kam To throw sthg -lova2 redupl-lebu.Toeatgreedilyseizingfood -LAVIvb3trans Tobringortietogether 1 regardless of others. -luva . 3 2 -LEGA vb3intrans redupl -ligalega,see -LAVI -vb 3 trans .,To declare sthg -lova trans-lagi To listen, hear used transitivelyLAWA 1n Anabandonedthing.Syn.kesa,whenhearingthingslikepublicneuya.announcements.Tomota komwaidonagumalawaadjCompoundofguma 1 iligalegasi kamatula Allthepeoplewere .-lawa 1 . Abandoned, isolated, lone.listeningtotheannouncement.togumalawa n 1.Aloner,s.o.withoutSyn. -nakaigila.family or responsibilities. -legamakava vb4 Lit.hear-nothing. 2. A male orphan.Complex of -lega vb adv.makava. 1. To hear -kanugumalawa vb4 1.Tolietherebut not understand e.g. listening to foreign destitute, without support.speech.2. To be utterly abandoned. 2. To hear but be thinking of other things. -vagumalawa vb4 Towanderdestitute,Syn. ikakata taigala.with no house or village. -lagivb 3 trans To hear s.o., sthg, to listen LAWA 2n3 Amedium-sizedtree5to8to s.o. Syn. -ligaia, -nakaigali.-ligi adv Anumberofusesofthisform metres,theseedsofwhicharemadeinto sasani, the dancing rattles. The fruit may bewhichmaybecompoundorcomplex,are eatenonlyafterithasbeencleansedofincludedunderthecombiningform-ligi. poison. This is done by placing it in the seaComplexusessuchas-ligibauhear foronenight,andthenrubbingitwithwell,-ligibogwihearfirst,-ligimlilihear tuwotau leaves, after which it can be eaten.clearly,arenotedalsothere.See-ligicombining formSee also treatment given to gwadina fruit. See.legan 3 Hearing, audibility, the sound of also the tree yomgina, which has a similar sthg.Igagabila kala legaThats easy to listen appearance. Syn. tagou. to.A species of fish of the folk taxon ligaleganLAWIAn 3 The activity of listening. utuwawa family goatfish. toliglega n Alsofoundastolega.1.ALAWODILAn listener.The jungle, the bush udila.2.Alearner,s.o.whoisadiscipleandis LAYAn 3 Canoe sail. Syn. parai, -kewa.learningfromtheonehefollows.S.o.who enlistsinanycause,becomespartofthe layamoya n Oldsail;reservesail.IkewalayaHe travels under sail.Ibia layaThe sail following attracted to s.o. Here knowledge is pulls, draws well.Yagila ikola layaThe wind not gained by drinking a magic potion but by fills the sail. Ant. ilapam laya.listening. LEBAn 3 A species of fish of the folk taxon 3. A student, scholar. Note: The irregularmadolufamilyponyfish,identifiedasthestressing of this word toliglega is possibly thread-finned ponyfish, 20 cm, usu in schools'