b'-MA 2 poss 1 1 stp dual excl suffix to class 2-MA 6 vb loc marker suffix 6 .Also occurs as -mnounspossessionofbodypartorkinshipOccurs sufixed to verb stem to indicate this term. Ourexcl near me, but functions as avb 1 .body part, the father of us syn. with -matwoexcl Ant. -wa 3 . .-me-1 st pduexclinfixtokinterm-kanumavb 2 To lie here near speaker.possessed.Ivameta TherelativebySyn. -kanam, Ant. -kanawa.marriage of us twoexcl -sakauluma vb2 Complexfrom-sakaula . -MA 3vb obj ppron 1 st pduexclpersonal-ma 6 .Torunhere,runtoplacenearby. . Kusakauluma ovalu Runtothenearby pronoun vb.obj suffix. Us two.BigisaimaHe village.would see both of usexcl.-simavb 2 Also occurs as -simada. To sitMA 4poss 3 proclitic 1 stp du excl possessive phere at nearby place. Syn. -sim, Ant. -siwa. pronourpossesseditem.Theitem-siaimvb 2 Compound of -si 2 -ma 6lit.owned by us twoexcl This is the area ofto stay here. 1. To keep sthg which has been . generalpossession,distinctfromthefound finders keepers!. intimate possession form kama. See entry for2. To get sthg that is needed here.Kakomasi kala.Bamai ma wagaI will bring our excllupomi, ibodi wala bakasiaimwaisi minasina canoe.PleaseletuskeepthemJudg21.22. MAidentifier marksitem,person,location, 5 Kidamwa magimi availa bukusiaimwaisi If ,youwanttogetsomeoneasslavesLev timeidentifiedStandseitherprocliticor25.44. prefixedtoitemorpersonidentified,with-toma vb2 Compoundofto 4 -ma 6 .To the sense with, this. Has a deictic function andmayinfactbederivedfromthefirststand here near me, to move here. Ant. -towa. -koulumavb 4 6 . syllableofthedeicticdiscontinuouslexeme Complex of -koulu-mamana The sense is with, this item, here.Toseizeandpushinroughlyhere. Some examples illustrate this: You appeared here. Kukwaloubusima-pelamavb2Complexof-pela-ma 6 . makalagigisa phr Lit.Withits Subj sunrise To increase here, get brighter appearance.Sometimesfoundasmakalahere.Kalasia eiyuwoula eipelama Thesun gigisa. Sthg looks like, has the appearance of. Pwasa makwaina ma kala gigisa gala hasrisenandbecomebrighterhereProv 4.18. ikabaiveka That sore looks the same lit. withThe marker ma 6also occurs as an infix in: itsappearanceithasnotincreasedLev-simadainavb 2 Also found as -simadaia. 13.5. makasigigisa phr Lit.WiththeirCompoundof-sidailiwithinfix-ma 6 .Tosit nearby in a line placed in entry -deli 1 . appearance. They look like sthg.Makwaisina utuwotu bitotusi wala ma kasi gigisa uulela MA 7 -vb subj prefix with aspect marker 1 stp .yona sgvb subj/a/withhabitualaspectmarkerThose springs stand there looking like a.source of salt Ezek 47.11./m/. Has the sense I have habitually been ma kala pataphr Lit. With his action. AlsoMABIGANAdeic wordoccurs as makala pata. That is how he did it That word ma.na See entry under -pati. -biga 2 . makalakaiyala phr Lit.Withhisspear MABILAn 3 A half-portion, half of anything. .Maybefoundasmakalakaiyala.ThespearMabila si momova HalfoftheirlifePsdestinedforhim,thespearthathasstruck55.23. him.MABORAn 3makalakalu phr Lit.Atthistime.May, from English A game marbles playedbychildren,inwhichthefruitofa also occur as makala kalu. At this same time.creeper, lelewa, is used for marbles. Syn. okala kal.Also occurs as mm.ma- . ma-conj pair MABUDONAdeic word That group ma-.-na The more you do this . the more you will budo. suffer.M nunumata bivigakaim tonamakava-MABULAadvyoku, mitaga om pwaitukula peulaOnly, just, merely.Being lazy sopimabula nadv Onlywater,merely willmakeyoupoor,buthardworkwill make you rich Prov 10.4.wateri.e.notatalldesirableorprecious, onlywater.Baisa tuta yoku gala wala'