b'more usogelu plus kula goods yams, wealth-misii vb3trans Tosleepwiths.o.,toitems,bulukwa.Sailpropulsion,havesexualintercoursewiths.o. cumbersomeforpaddlingorrowing.Theireuphemism. decoration with red, black and white paintsmasisila n2 Alsooccursasmisisila.highlyspecialised,andtheircarvedHissleep,hisgroggyorsleepycondition. decoratedboardsaremuseumpiecesLatokaia deli masisigu I got up still virtually throughouttheworld.Thesecanoesbearasleep.individual names, and their construction is of-katumisisi vb4 Compound considerablesocialimportance,markedbyof -katumasisi. To cause to sleep, make ceremonies, customary gifts, etc. Syn. nagega,s.o.fallasleep.Bogi goli bikatumisisi Thekalipoula, kaiuvakasi.nightwillindeedcausehimtosleep. masawakikita n ComplexofmasawaMatausina bikatumisisisi e gala avai tuta kikitaladen.ThemasawacanoefullyladenbimamatasiTheywillgotosleepbecauseand ready to sail on kula voyage.they were made drunk and never wake upmasawaveka n ComplexofmasawaJer 51.57. -veka.Amasawacanoebuiltwithmorekabomasisi n3 Asleepingplace,athen two budaka gunwale boards.comfortable bed.Photo of decorated masawa -Shirley? -misi-combining form Acts which include sleep or drowsy behaviour -misi-cf-MASI 1 poss 1 1 stp pl excl possessive suffixOur. 1. Marks inalienable possession of bodyMASISINAdeic word That branch ma-.-napartsandpossessionofclass2nouns.sisi-. Taigamasi Magimasi Our ears. Our desires.MASIVANA deic word Thatoccasion 2.Marksinalienablepossessionofsingle ma-.-nasiva-. kin.Tamamasi Thefatherofusall excl. Syn. -maiasi.MASIYAMNAdeic word pl In those days long-mesi1 st pplexclpossessiveinfixago ma-.-nayam 3 . Occursintwolexemeswithsynonymous-MATA 1vb2 redupl mtomata,mitamata, possessionreferencetothesuffixedforms., LumetasiTheopposite-sexsiblingofusallmamata 1. To die, to be dead subj people, animals. excl.SeetableIinappendixwhere2.Tofaint,becomeunconsciouspeople. paradigm of this word class is set out in full. Syn. -bulomata. MA#-SI 2poss3 1 st pplexclpossessive3.Tobecometired,beexhausted.procliticwithpluralmarkersuffixed.OurSyn. -mitaki.generalpossession.Syn.class2intimate4.Towither,stopgrowing,dieofftrees, possession kama#.-si.Baisa goli ma bwalasi plants.Here is our house. 5.Tobedeformedlimbsofanimals,-MASI 3 vb.obj suffix 1st p pl excl verb objectpeople Syn. -bali, -deli. 6. To cease, become faint or gentle wind. suffix. Usexcl Kusakaimasi kamasi. Give us7. To fade, go out subj lamp, fire, match. our yams to eat.Syn. -giuya 2 .MASIMNA deicword Alsooccursas8.Tobreakdown,stoprunningengine. masiumna,masiamna,masivana,mesimna,Syn. -busi, -giuya 2 . mesiumna.Somedaysago.AnindefiniteThe verb -mata also used as a component inreferencetoaperiodinrecentpast.Note:phrases with body parts which are emotive Thesederivefromthedeicticcircumfixidioms: ma-.-na attached to the classifier yam 2see-mitakivb 4 Complex of -mataki. Innote. Syn. mayamna.phr -mitakiuwosi.Tobecompletely masivana deic word Lit.That-occasion.exhausted.Ivalamsi wala tatoula imitakiSome days ago. Syn. masimna, malilouna.uwosi They wept until they were completelymayamnadeic word plmasiyamna Thatexhausted 1 Sml 30.4. , day. Note: The pl form has variant orderingimata dabalaphr Lit. His head is dead. of pl infix.1. He renounces a course of action, he will -MASISI vb3intrans seetrans -misiiTono longer entertain that idea. , sleep, to retire for the nigtht. Syn. -kabaikunu.'