b'moidigia n3 Alsofoundasmwedigia.YourlipsareliketherednessofmokakanaDried pandanus leaves. berries Song 4.3. Syn. mokolu. moiluman 3 Pandanus leaves which haveMOKIRANAn 3been bleached white in sun-drying process. A species of banana. mwaikpulan 3 MOKOLUn 3 Also occurs as moikpula. A species of fruit tree similar to 1. A shroud, a large mat, usually woven fromthemokakanabutbiggerappearsin broadleaves,wovenexpresslytowrapthetranslated texts as cultural equivalent for thedead for burial, kept stored in house againstappletreeanditsfruit.Makawala mokoluanticipatedneed.Igimoli mwaikapula maiinelaLike the fragrance of apples Songyapupwakau 7.8.Ouula makaina mokolu lavigulaim He bought a white shroud mat. 2.ThisnamealsoappliestoathickmatUnder the apple tree I woke you Song 8.5.woven for cold conditions.MOKU-vb subj plus habitual aspect markermwedgia n3 Smallmatmadefromnd2 psgvb.subjpronominalprefixwith kaibwibwipandanus,notwoven,butleaveshabitualaspectmarkerm-.Thisisarare, laid parallel and sewn together. possibly archaic form occurring with only a few verbs. See m-and -toya. mokannuva n3 Compoundofmoi1kannuva. A rain-mat pandanus leaf sewn in parallel strips, then preserved by smoking.MOKUSI vbsubjplushabitualaspect Note:Sometimesstyledanumbrella,thismarker 2 ndp pl vb subj pronominal prefixpieceofequipmentiscarriedonjourneys,with habitual aspect marker m-. An archaic and is used like a small tent, under which theverbformwhichissynonymouswitha travellermaysleep,usedalsoforshelterlocative form.Mokutoyasi pl You are from. fromraininanysuddendownpourorSyn form follows:Yokomi lokumaisi metoyaprotracted rainfall.You pl havecomefrom.Am mokutoyasi?mweisosun 3 A dancing streamer madeWhere have youpl come from? frommoi,dancerholdsitverticallybefore-MOKWITA vb2 Subjastatedfacttobe himanditbecomesafocalpointofthe dancersmovements,beingvibratedwithtrue, trustworthy. mokwitangreatskillandusedtoaccentuatethe Truth, a true statement. mokwitaadjdancers movements.True, genuine, trustworthy.-kaimoivb 2 Compound of -kai 3 -moi 1 . Complex of mokwitatoulacomplex adj adj-toulasuperlative.Absolutelytrue.Very To put a magic spell on moi or on a bed.very true. -MOI 2 vb 3 trans mokwitala exclam Complexofadj To bring sthg to place, s.o. -ma 1 .emph -la. How true, true indeed! -kamokwita vb4 Compound MOI 3 - cl3partition Humanlimbvar.1of-ka mokwita.1.Todeclarereliable, moya-cl.asserttruthGagabila biga bitavigaki -MOI 4 vb 4 bikamokwita kidamwa talivala biga To crush, tear apart earth which iscrushedandseparatedasmenseekkwaimwau deli.Wecanmakeastatementminerals.Pwaipwaia osikowala ikelisasaisi declaretruthifweaddtoitseriousimoiyaisiTheearthunderneathistornupassertions heavy words. Syn. -kabobuta.and crushed Job 28.5.2.Tomakecertain,besureaboutsthg.MOIMOIn 3Kunevaisi e kukwamokwitasi, e nanakwa A species of tree.bukukwaimilivauwaisi biga baisa yeiguFind-MOKAIA vb3trans Tocometos.o.-ma 1 outexactly,andbringbackareporttome -ki.straight away 1 Sml 23.23.-simokwita vb4 Compound MOKAILA n2 Itsweightofanyitem of -solamokwita. To accept sthg as true, when its weight or heaviness is spoken of.to pronounce the truth of sthg, make sure of sthg.Tomota bigisaisi baisa bisimokwitasiAvai vavagi mokailaWhatever is very heavy lit.whatthingitsweight.Mokaigu galaPeoplewillseeitandacceptitastrue. bitakaibiga My weight is beyond description!Matausina isemakavaisi paila bisimokwitasi MOKAKANAn 3 Yaubada bipilasi TheysacrificedtomakeA species of tree which bears a red berry used for red colouring on the lips.sure God would help them 1 Chron 15.26.Bilubalom makawala mokakana bweyanila Cf. -kamokwita.'