b'phrase,pointingtothenounwhichistheMANABWAITA adj2 Beautiful,handsomeheadword of the phrase. For the function ofvar. minabwaita. the classifiers see statement in the *grammar-MANAKUvb 2statement.Thiscircumfixisusedwithall Also occurs as -mana. To be clasifiersexcept-na-,-ya-and-to-andsome distance away from here. Syn. -wonaku. manaku n3 Alsooccursasmanau.The optionallywith-ta-and-mmo-.Forthe length,height,depth,distanceofsthg.Kalaclassifiers used with m.na and mi.na seebelow.Syn.baisa,mala.Withalldeictic manakuItsheight,itslength.Syn.maloula, wordstwoinfixesoccur,thepluralinfix-siwonaku, migala, saki, tola, nasa, -bau. -manaku adj2 Alsooccursas-manau. and an alternate-indicating morpheme -we-. The paradigm of the deictic word is thus:Occursusuallysuffixedtoclassifiers,as mana pl masinaThatitem.kaimanakutalltree,kadumanakualong track,tomanakuatallperson.Seealso Makwaina Thatobject.Makwaisina Thosemesinaku, which may be a form of manaku. objects.okadumanakuloc adjmawena pl masiwenaThatAt some distance fromhere.Locatesadestinationquitea other item plural.MakwaiwenaThat other longwayaway.Note:theform-kadusoya objects.Makwaisiwena Thoseother cannotbetracedtoasource,onepossible objects.sourceistheDobuterm-edasoraalong Withoneexceptionnotedbelowsee way. Syn. okaduwonaku, okadusoya.manakwa,theorderofthesetwoinfixes kamanaku loc Highup.Note:Theform nevervaries.Examplesshowthemost frequentformmana,andalsothetwomanakuisarchaicandisseldomfoundin variantformsminaandmna.Tau modern text, where it has been almost totally replacedby-wonakuwhichoccurs matauna Tomota matausina That man. Thosefrequently.Baldwin,writingin1937,notes people.Vavagi makwaiwena Thatother theoccurrenceofmanauasasyn.of thing.Waga makaisiwena Thoseother maloula. canoes.Yekwesi miyanaThat leaf.Minasina bulukwa Thosepigs.Uri mmmowenaThatMANAKWAdeic word That complex thingothertarotuber.Tomota mtosiwenaThosevar. ma-.-nakwai 2 -.other people.MANAU n3 Distance,heightvar. manakwadeic word plmanakwaisi That ,-manaku. complex item. This form of the deictic word isunique,drawingtogetherthenormallyMANIn from English Money, cash payment. , discontinuouselementstobecomemana-,Paper money is classified using classifier ya-, andsuffixingashortenedformoftheand coinage using classifier kwai-. Coinage is classifier -kwai, with aplform used only inalsoreferredtoasdakunastones,pebblesthis word. Syn. makwaina.whicharealsoclassifiedbykwaiitemsof mna deiccircumfix Thatitem,indeterminate shape.used with classifiers -to- and -mmo. Note alsoMANUDERIn 3the irregularpl is an absolute A species of bird.mtosita which -MANUM vb2 redupl -mmanum1.Tobe syn.ofmtosinathosepeople. Ve! Am ,gentle,quiet,docile,quiet,relaxed.Imanummtosina ikamogaim? Woman!Wherearekalasia Thesunisgentleshinesgently. those who accuse you? John 8.19. Imanum valuThevillageisquiet,peaceful.mina deiccircumfix Thatitem,used with classifiers -na 1 -, -na 2 -, and -ya, andSyn. -tula, Ant. -tiganini, -yovidavadila. 2. To be in better health, feeling well. optionallywiththeclassifier-ta-.Note: 3.Topayattention.Kumanumsi eBecause of the frequency of occurrence of the deicticwordintext,examplesof Pay attention, and you will bitapuloki ninamicommonly-occurringdeicticwordsarehaveunderstandingProverbs4.1.The included as headwords in dictionary entries. verb -manum occurs in stative phrases with Gala bukumokaia minawena latum latulaDobody part terms which may be read literallynothavesexualintercoursewiththatormaybeidiomsforemotiveterms.See woman your grand-daughter Lev 18.10.stative phrases listed below: imanumdabala phr Lit.Hisheadisquiet. He ceases striving, arguing, now that'