b'-MLIKUvb 4 Also occurs as ilupakaisi gova,pre-eminent, and during his reign that villageisakaisigova.1.SubjvocalactionTogiveis regarded as socially pre-eminent. However voicetosthg,dosthgwhichshakesorit must be noted that the notion of a supreme terrifies. Syn. -lupaki, -saiki, moliku.chiefhaslargelycomefromoutside 2. To attend to a request, pay attention toKiriwinan society.whattheyaresaying.Imlikwaisi govaThey MLOVAvb 2gave a great cheer.E imlikwaisi tuwa isakaisiTo shout of large crowd. Loud shoutsfromcrowd,cheers,criesofanger, They gave a loud shout lit. they made a loudacclamations, etc.Yamla kabilia bimlovasishout and gave it 2 Chron 13.15. On -mliku wowolaphr Lit. To give his body.thedayofbattletherewillbeshouts.Syn. mogega, moliku, kamwata, isakaisi gova, gova.To pay attention, give heed to request, to bother himself with sthg.Guyau gala imliku MLUBIDAn 3 A small species of bush hen.The king didMLUKWABU n3 Theflyingwitchvar. wowola avaka tomota si nigadanot pay any attention to the people 1 Kings 12.15.mlukwausa.-katumliku vb4 pl -katumlikwai-MLUKWAUSAn 3, Also found as mlukwabu. 1. Compound of -katumliku. 1. To shake selfA spirit form, generally termed in English a out of inactivity, to getup and go, to moveflying witch. The mlukwausa is understood to quicklyfrominactivity,beupanddoing.leave the body of a sleeping woman and fly Syn. -katuwonana.throughtheairtogoandworkevilonthe -MLILI vb advsuffixinclass3transstemsbody of another person. The spirits work is . toeatsomevitalpartofthebodyofits Clearly, plainly -molila.victim,whoissubsequentlytoldofthe MLIMWALI n3 Sparksfromfiremliepisode and soon after dies. The progress ofredupl themlukwausaissometimesobservedasa . MLIMWELIvb 2 redupl 1 .light in the distance moving through space aPractising -mweli little above the horizon, and for this reason MLIPWAPWAn 3 Woven armband worn bychildren may be terrified by a kwanekwanaallclassesonupperarm.Mensarmbandcfireflyflyingnearthemorflyingintoa 20mm wide, womens c 40mm. They are gotsleeping place. into place with some difficulty, staying there 2. A woman whose body is the residence of until they rot off. Aromatic leaves are tuckedthis spirit form is also called mlukwausa. into them for decoration in dancing MLULAn 2 A bay, place for shelter in a storm, -MLIYAUvb 2 an anchorage for shipping.Tree blown down -mli. MLOBWAIMAn 2 A chiefly dala, the highestMLUVEKA n3 Aneagle,specificallyasearanking dala of the Lukuba clan.eagle.Theeagleisthetotembirdforthe MLOMWALUVAn 3 Lukuba clan.1. A red soil.2. ClayMM 1exclam 1.Aresponsetoinformation,MLOPUn 3 with the sense yes I agree or that is correct.1. A small cave or grotto in cliff orSyn. e, a 1 , makawala, bogwala. in the raibwaga. 2.Anexclamationinresponseto information,whichindicatesmockery. 2. An animals den or hole in rocks. 3.Aroughpartoftheraibwaga.Syn. Bivigaki kasi yousokana, e bikaibigasi kawasi,dubodebula. Mm tau mataunaTheywilllaughathim,omlopuloc In the cave, at the cave, insidesaying, This man Luke 14.30. the cave. MLOSAIDA placename Thenameofthe MM 2exclam Pronouncedwithsecond consonantdevoiced,thespeakerexhaling villagenextdoortoKavataria,oneoftheheavilythroughhisnose.havingthesense seven or eight communities ruled by TabaluWhat a disgusting stench! clanchiefs.ThesevillagesareOmarakana, Kavataria,Mlosaida,Tukwaukwa,MMAKATAn 3 1. A long red dancing plumeGumilababa, Vilalima, possibly also Sinaketa.circa 50 cm long, ornamented along the full Note:Thehighest-rankedTabalurulinginlengthwiththeredbreastfeathersofthe one of these villages is regarded as sociallygegila parrot. And tipped with a single white'