b'P p PA 1 - cl3partition Partofwholevar.senseforthebenefitof.Mataunaiyusipila 1 -cl wala paila kala bwaina titoulela .He refused to PA 2exclam Bang!Snap!onomatopoeiaforgive it for his own advantage. 2. Introduces a phraseor a second clause sound of gunshot or any sharp noise, given in verbal report or in kavasaki.whichindicatesthereasonforthefirst clause, or shows a possible result of the first PADIDIn clause, with the sense because, so that.IvagiA cricket or cicada. PAGATUn3 NameofacarvingpatternorHe prepared a 1 kwaitala paka paila matausina feastforthem2Sml3.20.Sauloininevi motif. Illust?Debidapailabikatumatimatauna Saulis-PAGATU 2vsc Tomakesthgdirtyvar. looking for David so that he can kill him 1-pupagatu.Sml 23.15. Syn. mapaila. PAIAn 3avaka pailaqn phr Lit. what for? OccursEarring var. paya.usuclauseinitial,havingthesenseWhy?. PAIDASIconj poss incl plFor us paila.Avakapailabogwalokuvagivavagisaina gaga?have you done such a wrong? 2 -PAIKIvb 4 Why1. To refuse, reject, say no to sthg, s.o.Sml 14.13pailaconjinflections Some inflecting 2. To turn away from s.o., to divorce spouse.Syn. -yovilavala, -veipaka.forms occur rarely in the first sense stated 3. To give up course of action, to abandonabove;theseintroduceaphrasestatinganhope.Yeigu magigu bapaiki walaam readyadvantage or special circumstance favouring I togiveupPs143.4.Syn.-takila.Note:the object. The only forms I have found are verbs having the stem terminating in -aiki forpaim, paidasi, paimi, but other forms within 3 rdp sg object change to -akai- for all othertheparadigmwouldbeunderstood.Note that two of the examples follow thephrpersons affixed for object. Examples:Imaiki form mataunaImakaiami? avaka paila?Avaka paimi eivigakaimi TabaluHe came to him.He came toyou.Kupaikimakwaina Yourejectedit.Whywhatforyouradvantagedidthey KupakaiguYourejectedme.Asaikibuwa ImakeyoutheTabalufamilyline?Isakaigupaidasi goliHe gave me this for all of us. give buwa.Asakaimi buwa I give you buwa. apaikiexclam Kainaavakapaimke? WhatsthematterDefinitely no! I wont. -paikivigasi vb4 Alsofoundwith you? Lit. What for your benefit? 2as-pakaivigasi.Complexof-paikiSml 13.4. adv-vigasi. To decide firmly never again to -PAILIvb 4 To desecrate var.-peili. do sthg. Syn.phr itotila nona, -ninatotila PAIMconj sg-pakaitulivb 4For your benefit paila.Compound of -paiki-tuli. refusefirmlyandabsolutely.KiGuyauPAIMIconj plTo For your benefitpaila. PAIPAIAn 3bogwawalabipakaitulaidasi?WilltheLord reject us for ever? Ps 77.7 1. Chiefly decorations for lisiga a -nopakavb 4 1 paiki.chiefs house. Such items, which only a chiefCompound of -no couldhaveaspartofhisdwelling,include 1. To be angry, act in angry fashion usu ofninuvawalling,paintedpatterns,various group.houseboards. and kula wealth displayed. 2.Tooppose,turnagainsts.o.Agutilaula 2.Decorationswhichchiefsanctionsfor inopakaigusienemies turned against me Mykula canoe. Psalm 3.1. Syn. -paiki.3.Personalornamentswornbyachiefs-veipaka vb4 Alsooccursas-vaipaka. 1 widow. Compoundof-vei paiki.Todivorce pepayela n -la 5 Lit.itspaipaia.The marriagepartnerusuthewomans decorations for the lisiga.Lisiga pepayelainitiative. lit. lisiga its paipaia Decorations for the lisiga. PAILAconj 1. May introduce a phrase whichindicates the beneficiary of sthg, having the'