b'METOKI BAISAphr 1 totushavingfaceandheadformourning,It stood here m -ki.blood-letting, etc. Seldom used today due to METOYA loc prep pl metoyasiFromareadilyavailablesharpknives,razorblades ,etc,Thestonewasimportedasbinabinain place, or from a person. Occurs as part of atimespast,andtheplentifuloccurrenceof phrase,whenidentifyingtheplacefromthese black flakes along village paths attests whichs.o.orsthghascome,thephraseistotheiruniversaluseintimespast.Tatavimetoyawaplace.Whenidentifyingthe person or group from which s.o. or sthg has memetu Westrikeglassflakes.Takabimemetu paila valiuWe used glass flakes for come,thephraseismetoyabaisaperson. Minana leima metoya wa bagula Shehasshaving. Syn. ginausa, kaipulubida 2 , binabina.comefromthegardenlit.fromatthe-MEYAvb 1 redupl, -meyameya To speak in a garden,seewa,o-.Matauna leima metoya garbled fashion sore mouth, semiconscious,baisa guyauHe has come from the chief lit.close to death, etc fromwiththechief,seebaisa 2 .Onsomemeya n3 Speechwhichispoorly occasionsitalsooccursasasinglewordenunciated,difficulttounderstandoflittle lexeme. Note: this lexeme also functions as achild, aged person, cleft palate, etc verbword,-toya,althoughtheverbisan-kameyameyavb 2 Compound of -ka 1 - archaicform,itoccurswithvb subj andmeya.Tospeakunclearly. . , bearingthehabitualaspectmarkerm-,orSyn. -kamgumogi, -kamgimwaga. rarelytherealismarkerl-.Inallsuch-kaigimeyameya vb2 Compound. To speak in a occurrencesithasthesensefrom,sothatfrom -kaiga-meya redupltheverbwouldhavetobeglossedTobegarbled or indistinct fashion injured mouth, froms.o.orsthg.Theseverbyusesalsodrunk, etc appearinphrasessynonymouswiththe kaigimeyameyacl adjUnclear, difficult, locativeuses.Seeexamples:Yeigu lama distorted speech. Syn. -mgumogi.metoya wa Salamo I have come from Salamo.MEYAWAvb word 1 yawa. Yeigu lama matoya wa SalamoI have come It is a group m fromSalamo.Ammetoya lokumaisi Where-MGOGULA vsc Alsooccursasgogula. ? haveyou pl comefrom?Ammokutoyasi Functionsasthesecondpartofcompoundlokumaisi? pl verb stems, with the sense of combining orWhere have you come from? Lokumaisi metoyasi ovalu You pl havebringing together. Note that the synonymouscome from the village.Lokumaisi mokutoyasi forms -goli and -gugula are close, and point toovaluYou pl havecomefromthevillage.a possible common origin. Lakamaisi metoya baisa Lepani Wehave-kagogula vb4 Compoundof-ka 4 - comefromLepani.Lakamaisi makatoyasi mgogula. 1. To add payment for sthg to anbaisa LepaniWe have come from Lepani. Itearlier payment.Kakagogulasi wasi uwolela seems to be amatter of personal choice orWe add payment for the wasi. idiolecticalstylewhetheraspeakeruses2. To combine payments. Syn. -wasi. metoyaasasimplelocativeprepositionor-kalumgogula vb3intrans see ,prefersthearchaicverb-shapedform,alsotrans -kalumguguliAlsooccursas the singular use of metoya is frequently usedkalugogula.Toaddtogether,to when the plural metoyasi should have beengroup-enlarge. used. Forms noted: letoya, metoya, leitoyasi,-kalumguguli vb3trans Alsooccursmetoyasi,lakatoyasi,makatoyasi,leitatoyasi,as -kalumguliki, -kalugoli -kalaugoli, -kalugugmetatoyasi.Makatoyasi Kilivila lakamaisi oli. 1. To add s.o. to a group items or peoplebaisa WearefromKilivilaandwehaveadded. come here.2. To mix things together. -kamgogula vb3intrans see -METU vb2 Toshave,cutoffbodyhair,, transmostlyfromfaceandheadinactof -kamguguli To add eat more in a big mourming. Syn. -valiu.meal. Syn. -momgogula. -kamgugulivb 3 trans memetu n3 Obsidianvolcanicglass To eat more things in addition to what is on your plate, or more usedinpastdaysforcuttingtasks.Thesethan what others are eating. small flakes fractured to produce a razor-like edge,andwereusedforskinninganimals,'