b'NUMLA 2 n 2. A family group, the issue of one womanDew.numlabikulokula phr Frost.Valugala natana vivila deli litula. Note: Either of the bitulakainanumlabikulokula Therewillclassifiers kwai- and ya- are used to specify neither be cold or frost Zech 14.6.suchfamilygroups,ya-specifieshollow -NUMOSA vb4 Tolick,licksthg.Kaukwacontainersandkwai-specifiesgroupsof people.MatausinatommoyelanunuyatalaDogs licked up theyatala metoya odalela Tola inumosaisi buyavila guyaukings blood 1 Kings 22.38.They were heads -kanumosi vb4 Compoundof-ka 5 -of families of the clan of Tola I Chron 7.2. TokugwalanunukwaitalakwaitalaThe numosi.Tocomeandlicksthg.Kaukwaheads of the families Numbers 36.1. imaisiikanumosaisikalapwasa Thedogs 3.Milkastakenfromanimaludders. would come and lick his sores Luke 16.21. -kanumonomsa vb2 CompoundEipolaisinunusainabidubadumetoyaosi bulumakaudelsigotaonunusiTheircows of-ka 5 numosaredupl Topokeout .and goats gave plenty of milk Deut 32.14. tongueinderision.Note:Theredupl-vanunu vb3intrans seetrans-vinunu of -numosa gives a durative sense to an act of, poking out the tongue in derision Compoundof-va 1 nunu.Tosuckle, . breast-feed.kabokanumsa n Compoundof -vinunuvb 3 transkabokanumosa. A lime spatula. Syn. kena To suckle s.o. -yonunuvb 4 2 nunu. lit. a lick-stick. Compound of -yoTo embrace s.o. a friendly, gentle gesture. NUMOYA n3 pl nunumoya1.Oldlady,Syn. -yobosu. , respected female elder. Syn. tomoya.nunulaitola phr Herbreastsarefirm,2. The senior lady in a group of women, ortight.the oldest girl in a group.nunugalaikapusi phr Breastsarenot3. A title of respect for any lady.sagging vi-numoya, derived -vinumoyavb 2 Clgudinununu cladj Abreast-fedchild; asvb SubjwomanTobecomeelderly,child still being suckled. . become a respected senior female.-NUNUMAvscNUMTA n3 Moss.Alsoknownasnumtala Also found as gwanum. Occurs as the second part of compound verb stems valu.having the sense of an action where humannumtalavalu phr Willagemosses.Syn. limbsorpartsofthebodyarecoiledforpwala imlabuma.action like a snake ready to strike or bent phrNNIGA n Alsofoundasnununega.1.Theandhunchedinsomemannerofrepose.bundles of skirt-making wealth items, formedSyn. -pum. from dried and patterned banana leaf.-kanunuma vb2 Compoundof-kenu2.Asagaliofwomensskirtwealth.Syn.-nunuma.Toliecurledup.lisala dabu.Syn. -kanugwanum. , -vanniga vb3intrans see-katununuma vb4 Compoundtrans -vanunugiCompoundof-va 1 -of -katununuma. 1. To sit or walk with nuniga. To possess selfishly, to hoard.armsfoldedinthekatukwaibobufashion.-vanunugi vb3trans TopossessmanySyn. -katukwani.things selfishly, keep items for himself only.2.TowalkhuggingoneselfaquietAvaila bikau bidubadu moi, karekwa, biyosimeditativestyleofstrollingthoughtfully, paila titoulela bogwa ivanunugi komwaidonawith arms folded in front, or with right arm Whoever takes many mats or garments andacross back holding left elbow while left arm keeps them for himself has possessed themhangsdown,orsomeotherarmposture. all selfishly.Syn. -kinunuma. 3. To sit with legs crossed. Syn. -katupilaku. -NUNU vb2 Tosuck,feedfromthebreast 4. To bring scattered things together by a nipple.Inunugwadi Thechildissucking sweepingmotionofhandgatheringor from the breast.heaping them togther. Syn. -kinunuma. nunulan 2 Her breast. Syn. kukula, 5. To crumple sthg up as a sheet of paper vitakola. nunun 1 or a garment.1. The breast.'