b'kainabilomakava.Kalavigimkovilabisaikiwaini metoya uwala People make wine from bunukwa,bogwabikaubagidouedesi Hegrapes Isaiah 65.8.may give fish, betelnut, yams, but maybe he-kipoli vb4 redupl-kipupoliCompound , has journeyed in vain. But at the end he givesof -kipola 1 . 1. To squeeze fruit, grated apig,thenheisabouttoreceivebagidoucoconut. Syn. -vapupoli.name of a necklace and that is the end of2. To wring out clothing. hismission.Illustrationofasoulava3. To inform seephr. showing the three parts wld help here.takipolitaigala phr Lit.Wesqueezehis3. Any tax payment.ears. Subj one person We tell him sthg, we4. A payment to a tokabitam wise man somake him listen to new information.that he will teach you sthg e.g. a carving skill.ikipupoli taigasiphr Subj restless mobSyn. -sau.He is soothing them with quiet words so they 5. Any item which is the chiefs traditionalwill be quiet and listen.share yams, fish. Syn. -kayuvisa. -vapolivb 4 redupl, -vapupoli To squeeze 6. The gradual acquisition of items you aregrated coconut flesh.entitledtoinheritwithinyourdalaesp-POLA 2 vb 2 Also occurs as polu. To signify matrilineal rights. iyapokalan 3 1 .assent by lifting eyebrows.Compound of iyapokala pola n3 Eyebrows.Class2possession. Anyspeciesoffishconsideredsuitablefor Agu polause in a pokala transaction, for the purpose of My eyebrows. itamapola phr Alsoassingle answering any pokala obligation. Thus a chief wouldusehisiyaguyaufishforiyapokalaword -tamapola He yesses the eyebrows, he transaction, or a commoner could acceptablysignifies assent. ipola matalaphr reduplputachiefunderobligationbypresenting, ipulopola matala him with such a fish.Mamila baisa gweguyaHe signals assent by lifting both eyebrows. walakasiiyapokalaThemamilafishisilalaagupola phr Lit.myeyebrowsare suitable as a pokala payment for chiefs.blossoming. I am happy to agree. Syn. ilala veivaipokala phr Alsooccursmatagu.as -vaipokala, -veipokala. Any payment made-POLA 3 vb 2 To go net-fishing poula. torelativeswhenamarriageisbeingPOLALA n1 Pus,dischargefromboilor arranged,oratthetimeofadivorce veipaka.infected injury. Syn. sukwanakwana, pukuna. ,, ipokalavalu phr temp 1.Mid-evening,-POLASI vb3intrans seetrans-pulosiTo about 9 pm. Ant. imitilibulabu valu.surprise,startlesubjthiefintheact,or2.UsedinProv4.18withsensedaylightanyone in private deed. has come to the village-pulosivb 3 trans To startle s.o. -polasi vsc Occursassecondpartof POKALA 2 n 3 Deception. Note stress contrastcompoundverbstemsofclass3verbs, between this word and pkala.havingthesenseofanunexpectedaction. POKEISAn 3 Their derived transitive form is -pulosi. , from English. Note high e, spelt , /ei/. The disease syphillis. The word comes-lopolasivb 3 intrans seetrans-lopulosi from English pox.Kala pokeisaCompoundof-lapolasi.Todepart His syphilis. POKIYOUn Dust. Syn. putikiyou, tubumwou,unexpectedly. -lopulosi vb3trans Toleaves.o.atan tubwaga. early hour not expected. -POLA 1vb4 redupl-pulopola1.Togather-vapolasivb 3 intrans trans,, see -vapulosi fruit. Syn. -tam, -dani.Compoundof-va 2 -polasi.Toattackby 2. To squeeze fruit.Mina Yudia ipulopolasisurprise.wainikaiuwala TheJewswerepressing-vapulosi vb 3 trans To make a surprisegrapes Neh 13.15.attackontheenemy.Towalkintohouse -poli vb4 redupl -pupoliTosqueeze,unexpectedly.Alopolasiwalaawa , crush fruit.avapulosaimombwala Ileftunexpectedly -polikivb 4 Complex of -pola 1 ki. Toand came walking into your house taking youmakeorprovidewine.Tomotabipolikaisibysurprise.Sainananakwaivapulosikasi'