b'5.Toextractsthg,asusingspeartohook 2. To walk in an established or customary out sthg from hole.Gala wala ilulu makaina way.HedidnotdrawoutthedaggerJudges 3. To originate in another village.3.22. -koluluwi vb3trans Compound 6. To pluck. Syn. -labu. of -ko 2 luluwa. To gather goods for trip.-lulugolivb 3 Compound of -lulu-goli.Syn. -soguguwa. Torootuptwoormorethingstogether. -woluluwa vb2 Compound Bukululugolaisi mnumonu deli waitunatoula of-wo 4 luluwa.SubjpeopleTorushYou would root up together weeds and truetogether, to gather in confused group.Agisi seed Matt 13.29.tomota saina iuwoluluwaisi Isawagreat -biluluvb 4 commotion 2 Sml 18.29.Compound of -bia-lulu. Toextract sthg by pulling it out, as tooth from -kovaluwi vb2 Compound gums, embedded hook, nail from timber, etc.of -ko 2 valuwa. 1. To cross over into a -giluluvb 4 different place.To bore a hole using drill.2.Toemigrate.Tomota ikovaluwisi-LULU 2vb2 redupl -lululuSubjfireTo ,isuwaisi itayatilaThepeoplegoacrossthe blaze, flare up. Syn. -kata, -sibalulu. valleytoescapeIsaiah15.7.LULU 3 n 3 1. An opening, doorway, entranceSyn. -gilagala. to house. Syn. kabosuvi, yoyu 2 . tovakovali n Derivedfrom 2.Adoor,anythingwhichclosesholeortokovaluwi.1.S.owhogoesand frontofbox, side plateofengine.The doorinvestigates the maturity of a gardens crop. may be of wood or steel; or of woven coconut2.Aspy,whohascrossedoverintos.o.leaf, or a curtain hanging over opening.elses garden3. A gateway through fence. Syn. kalapisila.-LULUWAI vb4 1.Toremembers.o.,sthg.lululan3plusdativesuffix1.Its doorway, a door for some purpose.Syn. -luwai 1 .2. May be used metaphorically as the way 2. To recollect, recall. Syn. -takwatu.-katululuwaivb 4to address some difficulty. Syn basi. 1. To remind s.o. 3. Shade beside building, etc 2.Tobringsthgtoremembrance, memorialise sthg, s.o. LULUBODA 1 n 3kabokatululuwai n SthgthatbringspastLastborn person in a family. Syn. kasusu, monagwadi, ilagwadi.events to mind, a memorial. 2 -yoluluwai vb4 Compound LULUBODAn3 Anankletofbunashells of-yo 1 luluwai.1.Towarns.o. sometimes only a pair of buna shells, termedSyn. -kamitilaki. puluweiwa,areworninasimilarfashion.2. To remind s.o. This dancing ornament may be worn only by Tabalu or Mlobwaima chiefs.LULUWALA n3 1.Thenoisemadeby-LULUKIvb 4 To abuse s.o. verbally -livalaapproaching wind or rain.2.Anindistinctdistantnoise,asengine-ki.noise faintly heard passing steamer, or of LULULAn 3 planeflyingveryhigh;orofsthgA species of fish of the folk taxon deidayasi family emperors.unidentifiable. 3.Anecho.Syn.phr nauliwali -LULUWAvb2Tooriginatethere.Either luwa or its reduplicated form -luluwa occursnabukubwaku. as the second part of compound verb stemsLULUWESIn A type of mnumonu weed. havingthesenseofanactionorstateLUMA 1 n 1origintinginorfollowingoldcustoms.Deep water sea floor not visible. Eiluluwasi metoya valu mapilana TheySyn. tilibwabwau, kakava, Ant. lumata.originated from that place.LUMA 2n3 Aspeciesoffishknownto -valuluwa vb4 Alsooccursas-valuwa.Kuluvitupeoplebythisname;buttheCompound of -va 2 -luluwa. 1. To follow oldKavataria people call them wama. customs. Si mwasawa matausinaLUMATAn 1eivaluluwaisi toyuvisi loloniThe shoreline; the littoral zone.The joy of thoseVarious terms describe parts of this area, and who walk in the usual way of the musicianseachmayalsobetermedlumata.See Isaiah 30.29.'