b'-LUWAI 1vb4 1.Tothink,calltomind. E LUWETA 1 n 3 1. A bush or small tree to 3m,igigila tutala eiluwai Helaughedwhenhethe fruit and leaves of which are both eaten.thought sthg Gen 17.17.Syn. seuseu, yakwaiku. 2. To realise sthg.Avai tuta biluwai avaka 2.ThetermalsogenerallyappliedtoleivagiAssoonasherealiseswhathehasspecies of edible greens, served cooked withdone Lev 5.2. Syn. -luluwai.yams, etc. Syn. lokwai, unonu, gutaguta. -LUWAI 2 vb 2 To bud of new growth.Kala -LUWETA 2vb2 redupl-luuluwetaSubja , gigisa parani biluwai deli bilala voiceTobeloud.Kuvalam kaigam Flowers that looked like frangipani will bud and blossombiluuluweta Howl in grief Ezek 21.12. Ex 25.34.LUWO- num Ten-groupsofanything.1. luwain 3 Buds on tree about to sprout Prefixedtonumeralwordsfor1to5. ,,Luwotala waga Tencanoes.Luwoyu walaor flower.Katububula makaisina lala luwaideli lalelaItsdecorativeflowers,buds,and maunapetals Ex 37.17. Syn. -sisi. Only twenty birds.2. Suffixed to lakatu hundreds of to mean LUWALAn The midpoint of sthg. This nounten-groups of hundreds, or thousand-groups.locatesanyiteminthemid-positionMagulona lakatuluwotoluA harvest heap ofbetween-vekaand-kekita,or-wonakuthreethousandbasketsofyams.Optionally and -kukupi. Syn. -wala.bearsclassifierasasecondorderprefix.oluwalaloc n Tailuwolima taivasi tomota o-1. In the middle, either Fifty four people. the midpoint of sthg long, or the centre of an-luwovila num qn Complexofluwoenclosed space.Pukuna oluwalela makwaina-vila. How many baskets of yams? Note asbipupwakau basketsofyamsalonebearthezeroThe centre of a boil turns white.2. May also locate one or a group of peoplemorpheme when baskets are being counted in a midway position.atharvest,thisformofquestionapplies oluwalelaloc At its mid-point referenceexclusively to baskets of yams, as -vila must is to non-human.beartheclassifierforallothercountingoluwalaisiloc references.1. At their mid-point.2. Between them. Reference is to humanLUYAn 3groups, and this form inflects in non- sgAlso found as nuya. 1. The coconutformspalm, identifie asCocos nuafera it has a life oluwalaima,oluwalaimasi,oluwalaida,; oluwalaidasi,oluwalaimi.oluwalaisi.Gala ofoverahundredyears.Thetallestare generallykilledbylightningstrikes.The trunk of the dead tree is frequently used as a availa isisu bitotu oluwalaima Thereis no-onetostandbetweenushimandmefoundation for bwaima construction. Job9.33.Yam lagaila binagi oluwalaidasi 2. The fruit, coconut, which has four parts HewilldecidetodaybetweenusJudgeskwesalu husk, viga shell, luya flesh or meat 11.27.Bivigaki makawala kali oluwalaimiandsopimilk,espbwaibwaigreencoconut Setituplikeawallbetweenyoutwomilk all of which are used. The husk is used groups Ezek 4.3.for house decorations and for toilet, and itsCompoundfibres are also used for packing; the shell is iluluwalan of vivilaluwala. A woman or female child in mid-position ofmade into water bottles, small cooking pots asuccessionoffemalesinafamily.Note:and cups; the flesh may be dried and sold as Thistermmayindicateasgorplnumber, copra, but is also widely grated and squeezed whereas ilutomoya or ilagwadi refer to onlyintopotsofcookingyams.Themilkofthe onepersonatbeginningorendofagreen coconut bwaibwai is a popular drink. succession. 3. Coconut fronds yoyu have many uses,-LUWASI vb4 Togratecoconut.Biluwasi asbasketsorcontainerswhichmaybeHe will grate the coconut. Syn. -kwali. luya woven around an object, or woven in strips -LUWAWALAvb 2 forhouse-walling,matsordoors;it isevenTo give an address, make aused for thatching although it has a short life speech,speakpublicly.here. Syn. katuva. Syn. -bwagwagu, -katuvagwagu. lugagaadjluwawala n Anaddress,asermon.Syn. Bad-eating, useless coconut.lumoya adj Good-eatingcoconut.Ant. guguya. lugaga.'