b'whitescabsNumbers12.10.Boku2. Any means of fixing or mooring vessel, asilokuwoli budumwaidona Thewholekawala through outrigger driven into seabed,communitywascoveredwithcoughingbollard on wharf. epidemic.Mnumonu ilokuwoli valuWeeds 3. A sea trip, journey by canoe; this sense coveredthevillage.Valam ilokuwoli valu stated to differfrom loula, a journey which Everyone there was weeping.may include walking, flying, canoe, etc.lolalandat-la 1. His place to moor or LOKWAIn 3 1. Small plant with edible leaves,anchor vessel; the chosen point to fasten to. added to cooking yams just before serving, 2. Used as a metaphor for any fixed point in thenservedwithfood.Leavesgatheredforan argument. lokwaiincludeunonuwhichisplantedinkailolalan 3 lolala. The gardens, and many growing wild including Compound of kaigayasu, maewa, luweta, kwemeresi, gutaguta,ground or place where s.o chooses to stand sibuvaveta,andalsopamkwenatipsof and fight for his cause.Mitaga matauna iwaikailolala ikabilii la tilaulaButhestoodhis tendrils, stewed in coconut, delicious!. 2. Any greens served with cooked yams.groundandfoughttheenemystanding there 2 Sml 23.10. -LOKWASIvb 4 To beckon.Kulokwasi bimaLOLEWA n3 Asmallceremonialfence Beckon him to come. Syn. -katulokwasi.lokwasi n3 Ahandgestureinvitingorencirclingdisplayheapofyams.Syn.liba. The length of this fence is stated as the size commanding s.o. to come. Hand is extendedoftheheap,tocomparewithotherdisplay pointedats.o.,withpalmdownwards,andheaps. This is an alternative size measure, as the hand or fingers are flapped downwardstheheapssizemayalsobestatedasthe in a gesture imitating an act of pulling sthgnumberofbasketsofyamsusedinits towardsspeaker.Asacalltomoredistantconstruction. persons,thegestureismadebya downwardsflapofwholearm,sometimesLOLIAn 3 1. A platform or slipway for pulling misinterpreted by foreigners as a commandlarge canoes out of sea. Syn. nagula. to move away. 2. The long pole used for hanging wota for -katulokwasi vb4 1.Tocauses.o.torepairs.Waga kasi lolia Aplatformfor beckon, make him summon s.o. to come.canoes.2. Also used as syn for lokwasi beckon.kaisilolian A long pole used for hangingkatulokwasila n2 Hisshadow.Syn.wota for repair may be phrase kai si lolia.kaikonigulela.LOLIUn 3 Also found as louliu. A species of -LOLA vb4 1.Toanchorvesselatsea.fishofthefolktaxonkibolufamily Vakuta dialect kitiva. Syn. -kopa.seaperch.Identifiedasthered-margined2. To fix firmly onto sthg, as weed to rock.seaperch, 60 cm,Lutjanus vaigiensis, Munro Theverb-lolaisalsofoundasthesecond572, plate 37. part of compound stems with sense of eventsLOLOLIn 3 Also occurs as loloni. Any small fixedinaplace. Kailawalisi bilola odakunaend-blown flute or whistle, such as that made The weeds roots are fixed on the rock Jobfromstemofmomyeipupawpawleaf.This 8.17.instrumentmaybeblownwithwindfrom nostrils;seenoteunderlilolilo.Syn.lilolilo,-talolavb 1 Compound of -tam 2 lola. SubjplantTotakeroot,begintogrow.gepwa, pigorera piccolo??. Used as metaphor for growth of bad things in society.Kuvali mina mitugaga italolasiYouLOLONI 1 n 3 A species of clam shell. plant these evil men and they take root andLOLONI 2 n 3grow Jer 12.2.A flute or whistle var. lololi.-valolivb 4 1 lola. ToLOLUWA n3 AthornorsplinterintheCompound of -vafixsthgfirmlyinaplace.Yeigu bavaloli la flesh. Syn. kailoluwa.karaiwaga makawala kaimtuya gala biyegaI kailoluwan Compound of kai 3 -loluwa.will fix his authority firmly like a peg that willAparticularthorn.Tomommata eiuvigikoni not move Isaiah 22.23.bitalia kailoluwa oyamala Adrunkman lola n3 1.Canoeanchor,usuallylargetrying to pick a thorn out of his hand Provstone on rope.26.9.'