b'modifyitemssuchaskula,wasi,pwapoula,kailiku 1 -cl group 3 partition Sections in a mwasawa, lewa, kaiyala, veiguwa, gigimwala,village kailiku 1 -cl. etc.Ligilitala luvakola Oneturnatspear -LIKU 2 vb 3 intrans redupl transthrowing., -likuliku, see redupl -liliku 1. To shake, quiver ground in -LIGILABI vb4 Tohearsthgaccuratelyearthquake. Syn. iku, -yega.-ligilabi. 2.Toloosenoruntielashing,vineon LIGILI 2 -cl 1 basic property subcl trellis.Turns doing -liku vbtrans redupl -liliku1.Subj var. ligila-cl , .earthquakeToshakeearth,village, -LIGIMLILI vb3trans Tohearsthgplainlybuildings.-ligimolila. 2.Anyloudnoise,ascrashofthunder shakesordisturbs.Pilapala ililiku valu-LIGIMOLILA vbintrans Tohearplainly Thunder shakes the village. -ligimolila. -likubila vb4 Tocutdowntreesfor-LIGIMSISI vb4 SubjwindTobatters.o.firewood.Gala bilikubilasi kai olawodila They var. -logomsisi.willnotcutdowntreesintheforestEzek -LIGIPOSUvb 3 trans 39.10.To hear sthg incorrectly likulikun-ligiposa. An earthquake.-katuliku vb4 Tostripoffcoveringon Chiefs house var. lisiga.body,clothing.Guyau bikatuliku kamiLIGISAn 3 karekwa TheLordwillstripoffyour -LIGITOIvb 4 To hear a familiar voice. garmentsandexposeyoutoshameJer LIGOGU n3 Adzeforcarvingwork,canoes, 13.26. etc. Syn. legisa, kavilali. -koulikuvb 4 2 liku 2 .Compound of -koLIKILAKI n3 Trochusshellexportitem.1. To undress s.o. Syn. -valili.Syn. tuluguya likilaki. 2. To untie knot of vivia or any fastening of LIKU 1 n 3 clothing, also the ropes used to support any1. The bays or areas within a canoestructure.Taitala gwadi kaina tomoyahull,betweenframes.Differentareasof bitakouliku kala vivia bikapusiauthority recognised here. Syn. liu. We will undo2. Areas of storage space within bwaima.its knot and the vivia will fall.3 -talikuvb 4 liku. To3. A space within dedewaga, or part of any Compound of -tasever lashings by cutting them away. storage area. Syn. bomakayaula. -valikuvb 4 Compound of -va 1 liku 2 .4.Thepwataiorlargewoodendisplay Toundresss.o.Bitavaliku kala karekwabasket constructed usually against palm tree; otutala tulausedforimportantdisplayoccasions.The We take off his clothes on a cold samenameisgiventosquarebasketsday Prov 25.12. Syn. -kouliku, -valili.giyouvaliku n Compoundofguyau constructedofsticksaboutonemetre1 2square by half a metre in height. This liku is -va liku . A chief who is stripped of all carried to a display position and loaded withhis decorations. -valikilaki vb2 Derivedfrom-valiku.To yamsfordisplay.Sometimesthewhole pwatai fully loaded and decorated with buwa,shakesthgvigorouslyastodislodgesthg etc. is carried by a large contingent with afrom tree, or make its fruit fall off LIKU 3 - cl3partition Alsooccursasniku-, great deal of noise, chanting, etc. to a display position and presented thus to an honouredluku-.Derivedfromliku 1 canoedivision.1. guest.Specifies areas within a canoe, which in turnlikuwaga n Alargeformofliku.Syn.statelevelsofauthorityinmanagementofcanoe.Malukuna wa wagaThat space in the bomaliku.bomaliku n3 Compoundofbwaimacanoe.liku 1 . Yam storehouse made with liku layers 2.Horizontalorverticaldivisionswithin ofstoragespacecreatedbystackedbwaima,markingpartswhichareareas controlledbydifferentauthorities. Likutalatransverse logs. Each storage layer is counted liuusing the classifier buliga. One division of authority.liku- clgroup3partition Authority 3.Tiersoflogsusedinbwaimadivision liku 3 -cl construction, and the spaces so marked. .'