b'-LOPIKOLI vb3trans Toobstructs.o.byreference,sometimesreferstoemotionalwalking in front -lopakula 2 .state.ikailopola phr Lit.Hisbellyfeels -LOPILIPILI vb2 Towalkaboutaimlessly uneasy. He is in doubt over some new thing, -lopilipili.whether it is good or bad. He is distracted by -LOPIPILI vb4 Towalkrollingsthgalong.several choices. Syn. ikai nanola, ikai wowola.-lopipili. ikaikilopola phr Lit.HisbellyfeelsLOPOLAn 2 1. His belly specified bycl pity.Heisbusyoversomeactofmercyor pity.Syn.inokapisi,ikaikinanola.ikaiki kwai-. May refer to area of skin exterior towowola. body,ortosensationsofpainoremotion ikaikailopola phr Lit.Hisbellyisin within the body.lulan 1 The belly. Cannot be marked fordoubt. He is in a dither of indecision because there are so many alternatives and he cannot possession in this form. Occurs frequently aschoose. Weaker form ikai lopola. alternateforminphraseswhichlocate ikapisi lopolaphr pities. emotions etc in this part of the body. Lit. His bellypou 2 n 1 Hefeelspityfors.o.,wantstohelpthem.The belly variant form, may beStronger forms ikapisiki lopola, ikapisikwapa archaic or from Kilivila dialect. Appears aslopola. componentofwordinKavataria;seenote 2ikapisikilopola phr Lit.Hisbelly under pou .oi pouguexclam Lit. Alas my belly. A crygreatlypities.Hefeelsgreatpityfors.o. Stronger form ikapisikwapa lopola. of desoloation, Alas, woe is me!Oi pougu Ve!, ikapisikwapa lopolaphr Lit. His belly avaka paila Alas!Woman,whyhaveyou. .pities-sorely.Heisnauseouswithintense Judg 11.35.pity for s.o. He has a strong feeling in favourolopola loc ploluposiComplexofo- ,of s.o.; He wants to keep sthg.lopola.1.Locatessthgonthesurfaceof ikayaulopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis personsbelly,orinsideitinthissenseit inflects.startled.1.Hereceivesashock;heis2.Locatesiteminsidevillage,house,startled. Syn. -iyowa lopola. etc.inthissensedoesnotinflect;pl2. He shocks his belly He says, Boo!!.ikayawailopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis oluposi-yolopola vb4 Compoundof-yowa-weary.Hefeelstiredafterworkusu physicalreferenceonly.Syn.ikayawai lopola. To startle s.o. Note: Seldom found; annanola,ikayawaitaigala,ikawawaiyamala, ikayawai kaikela. abbreviationofphr iyowalopola.This body part term used in a number of stative ikelimineina lopolaphrclauses as a metaphor for human emotions. Lit. His belly is Seestatementingrammarforconsistentabout to vomit. Usu a physical reference only, shape of these emotive phrases. The phrasesbutimineinaisametaphorelsewhere;see seldom function within larger sentences.phrases with matala, wowola, nanola.iketigamla lopolaphr Lit. His belly isibulobolalopola phr Lit.Hisbelly impressed. He is drawn towards his lover. stares. He desires, longs for what he knowsSyn. itagam lopola. he cannot have. Constituent -bulobola refers ikubukubu lopolaphr Lit. His belly is tosthgcravedordesperatelylongedfor, knowing it to be unattainable.troubling. He is afraid, greatly upset over aibuluwisilopola phr Lit.Hisbellyisthreat of danger. Syn. -nokubukubu.ikwamilopola phr Lit.Hisbelly wearied. He stops work believing enough has beendone.Syn.ibuluwisinanola,ibuluwisibeseeches.Heholdsbackwhathedearly yamala.loves, he is jealous in guarding it from others;ibwaina lopolaphr heisselfishoversthg.Syn.ininakilopola,Lit. His belly is good.tommeikita. He calms down after outburst of anger. Ant. iluva lopolaphrigaga lopola. Lit. His belly is quiet.igaga lopolaphr He is confident; he bravely accepts things.Lit. His belly is bad. HeSyn. itagam lopola. has bitterness, bad feelings towards s.o. imamalopola phr Lit.Hisbellyisigidagedalopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis weak.Heisemotionallydrained,hungry. biting. He has a belly-ache mainly physical'