b'Thisisdescribedinfullintheentryforphrase is used as a metaphor for it is getting pokala, q.v.dark, similar to English term at cock-crow a -piliki vb3trans Complexof-palimetaphorforitisearlydawn.Kuvagaisiloc baisa tutala eiyoyowa palithis at sunset-ki. To raise sthg as a barrier against s.o.Do SivayoulabipilikaisiTheywillmaketheirDeut 16.5.Makwaina yam koyavila bogwaThat evening as it was getting shields a solid wall against you Ezek 26.8.eiyoyowa pali -pilivau vb4 Complexof-palidark Ezek 12.7.vb adv.-vau. To mend a fence.PALITULAn 3 A woven belt, worn by men, -polomdu vb2 Compoundof-pali whichservesasanupperanchorforthe mwadu. To lash a fence, bring it from nakedpubic leaf vivia. Syn. wakala, duriduri. sticks to completion. -kapalitula vb2 Compoundof-ka 4 - pilipalivb 3 intrans redupl To be twistedpalitula. 1. To put on a palitula. togetheradevelopmentofsense1,where 2.Totieanythingaroundwaist. puttingonadobaeffectedbytwistingSyn. -kapela. togetherthestringsofwaistband.Redupl pilipalitwistedoccursintwoemotivePALOLOn 3 The green seaworm, a delicacyphrasesinthevariantform-pinipani.Thiswhichappearsduringmilamala,whenitis variantformisusedintwophraseswithcaught and eaten.body part terms as emotive idioms:-PAMvb 4 To fold up, close sthg as pocket ipinipanidabala phr Lit.Hisheadis knife. twisted.1.Heisconfused,slowto-katupamvb 4 Also found as -katupoma. comprehend an event. 2. He is slow on the uptake, of dull wit. Syn.Compound of -katupam. 1. To look after foliage, shape it up, fold it back. ipinipani nanola.2. To trim growth, to prune. ipinipaninanola phr Lit.hismindis -kipamvb 4twisted.1.Heisperplexedaboutsome Compound of kipam. To new matter.fold up pocket knife. Syn. -kinunuma.kipamn 3 Pocket knife used for carving 2.Heismentallyretarded,orunableto patterns. Syn. kutou. comprehend what is happening around him. 3. He sits and thinks of many things otherPAMKWENAn 3 from English Pumpkin an , than the task in hand. Syn. inigonigwa nanola,introducedbutpopularvegetable.The ininagowa.growing vine is specified bycl ya-. When fruit tabula pilipaliexclam phr is small and immature it is specified by kwai-,Lit. GrandfatherofgivingWhatatremendousgift!kulabutthematurefruitisspecifiedbyclya-. use?Tips of growing tendrils are picked, cooked pilipalin A type of knot used for lashingwithcoconutcreamandeatenasgreensincanoesandforsecuringanchorropesdelicious. where strands are twisted or overlaid. -PANIGWA vb Anabbreviatedform -pilibodi vb4 Compound -sipanigwa. of-pali 1 bodi.toenclose,partitionoff sthg; to erect a partition.PANINITAn3Asmalltreecirca2mhigh,-pilakavati vb4 Toattachasstrapsor; identifiedasVitextrifolia itsfoliagehasacordsusedtoattachagarment.Gagabilapleasantspicysmell,seedsusedin bipilakavataisideliepodi Theycanattachpreparation of bulami, scented oil made fromthe straps with the ephod Exod 39.4.coconuts. 2 PANUNU adj Rough,pittedskin,asfor PALIn Thearchaicnameforaspeciesofdragonflymodernequivispilibuwa.Intommoya, old people. eveningsthechildrencatchpaliinaguba -panunu vsc Occursassecondpartof handnet, tie a piece of paper to them with acompoundverbstems,havingthesenseof string, then kiyou fly them and chase themsthg that has been changed in form in some in the gathering dusk described to me, notway. -kapanunu vb3intrans see witnessed., trans -kapinunu.Compoundof-ka 3 -iyoyowa paliphr Lit. The dragonflies areflying. These insects swarm at dusk, and thepanunu.SubjskinorclothsurfaceTo'