b'4.Hekeepsalertevenwhentired.imwaumatala phr Lit.HiseyesareSyn. -yolali.heavy.1.Heisheavy-eyedfromsleep, ilidalada matalaphr Lit. His eyes aredifficult to awaken phys ref.fullofpebbles.Heisabouttoweep.His2. He is very angry, sad over what he haseyes are full of unshed tears. Syn. ivinuvinujustseen.Syn.imayuyumatala,imayuyu migila.nanola, imwau nanola.imalasimatala phr Lit.Hiseyesareinanakwamatala phr Lit.Hiseyes wearied. He stares and stares.hurry. 1. He has a quick eye. imamamatala phr Lit.Hiseyesare2. He sees sthg or s.o. at two places widelyweak. He is weary. Syn. imama nona, imamaseparatedbutclosetotheonetime,the wowola, imama lopola.second sighting unexpected. Syn. ipwapwasa imayuyu matalaphr taigala, ipwapwasa matala.Lit. His eyes ache. He is very angry or very sad about sthg heinigonigwamatala phr Lit.Hiseyeshas seen. Syn. -imwau matala, ininisi matala.are confused. 1. He keeps on looking at manyimigileu matalaphr Lit. His eyes arethingsuntilhehasseentoomuch,a clean. 1. He can see clearly phys ref. Syn.reference to chiefly display, wealth items, etc. imilakatila matila.Spokenwhenonevillagecommunityhas 2. He is able to judge what is right or gooddisplayedtoomuchchieflymaterial,morebehaviour.thantheyareentitledtodisplay.The imilakatila matalaphr emphasis is on too much not on confusion.Lit. His eyes are tidy.1.Hecanseeclearly.Syn.imigileuSyn. inigonigwa nanola. matala, imilakatila nona.2.Heisdazzledasbydisplayofwealth2. He can understand difficult matters, hisitems.advice can be trusted.ininisimatala phr Lit.Hiseyesareimineinamatala phr Lit.Hiseyeisoffended. He is now angry over sthg he hasrevolted.1.Heseessthgheconsidersseendayafterday.Syn.ininisitaigila, objectionable,disgusting,heissickenedbyimayuyu nona. revolting sight phys ref.inunupulamatala phr Hiseyesare2. He is offended by what he sees as badlysleepy.Heisdrowsy,wantstogotosleepcarvedpatternoffendshissenseofgoodphys ref only. Syn. -mitinunupula. carvingstyle,orclashofcolours,orbadlyipilipili matalaphr, ordered VO Lit. Sthg woven pattern in mat.irritates his eyes. 1. What he sees irritates 3.Heisoffendedbythebehaviourofhim. There is too much to be done and he isperverts. Selfish or thoughtless acts distressannoyed by looking at what he cannot do. him.2. He is lazy, and will not do what he can immakiusamatala phr Lit.Hiseyessee must be done. dread. 1. He takes only a litle food, a small3.Heisirritatedbyadisobedientchild.serve because he fears offending those whoSaina pilipili matagu matauna gwadi Thatwatch, he takes less than his share. He is shychild really irritates me. Syn. ibilibili matala, or restrained in serving food for himself. Syn.isukudoli matala, -mmeikita. immakiusa wowola, immakiusa yamala.ipipisimatala phr Lit.Hiseyesare2. He is overcome with awe as in church,hurting.1.Heistroubled,almostweepingorneararockwhereapowerfulspiritwith anger. Syn. ilidalada matala, -mitipipisi. dwells.2. He is so so sad or angry that he wantsimwaikimatala phr Lit.Hiseyesto weep.desire s.o. seen. 1. He wants to have sex with3.Usedalsoasametaphorforbeingthat person who has just caught his eyes.startled. He tenses or flinches in anticipation 2.Hegazesandgazesats.o.showinghisof a blow being struck. Syn. ikikiusa wowola.desire for to possess him/her sexually. Syn.4.Heisscared,alwaysfearful.Syn.ikiusaimwaiki nanola.wowola, -nopipisi. imwasilamatala phr Lit.Hiseyesareipulopolu matalaphr Lit. His eyes are calm. 1. He is calm now after being angry.looking kindly. He looks gently or kindly at 2. He is now appeased and can discuss thes.o., sthg.issue.Syn.imwasilananola,iyomwasaliipwapwasa matalaphr Lit. His eyes are nanola.easy. He sees and does sthg quickly which'