b'PWATABODAn Skilled warrior, outstanding-pwayataadj 1 Slow-moving. soldier.kepwayata cl kai-pwayataAvesselPWATAIn 3 canoe which does not perform well poorA large display basket for yams,sailing,hardtopaddlebecausetooheavy, festiveoccasions.Variesinsizefromsmalletc conicalcosstructionoverbasec1metre-kapwayata vb2 Compound squareby2mhightolargedisplaybasket built against palm tree c 20 metres high. Onof-ka 5 pwayata.SubjcanoeTosail occasionsitisbuilthorizontallywhennobadly,besluggishinperformance.Kaiyu palm tree high enough a very ostentatiouswagasainakaisisakaulabikalisauwaisi display. Contents frequently given as gift toTwo makaina kaitolula paila saina kapwayata importantvisitoretc.Apwataimaybeswiftly-sailingcanoesarebeatingathird constructed empty and carried to the personcanoe because it sails slowly.napwayata n Cl na 1 pwayata.A beinghonoured,andfilledwithyamsashe watches,thenpresented,muchnoiseandpoor-flying bird injured, a fledging learning, frenziedactivity.Syn.peta,vataga,pepei.etcIllustration good.PWAYESI n3 Sweat,perspiration.Saina pwataivekan pwayesiwowogu. MybodyhasalotofA very large pwatai.pwatai yoyuphr n perspiration.Syn.polu,kapukwapula, , or single word A single coconut frond with leaves woven to form akapololu. cylinder,whichisthencutopenalongtheagu kwapwayesiphr My sweat.central stalk and used as a basket for filling -kapwayesi vb4 Toperspire,makethe pwatai.sweaty.SainapaisewaikapwayesaiguPWATELIn 3 Work makes me sweaty lit. it sweats me.A species of fish alt spelling of patula.PWAYEYUNA n Compoundofpwa 3 -PWATIGAn yeyuna. 1. A tail, esp the tip of a dogs tail.Sap or gum exuding from a cut in 2.Thetailofacomet.Utuyamisimkala the tree.pwayeyunaputogala n-la 5 ItsgumoozingfromThe star has a tail.injured treetrunk. This term is esp appliedPWAYUYU adj3 Sour,bitter,acidtasteof to certain trees such as natural rubber.lemon,etcSyn.yayana,cf.yona,lomla, -PWATUTUvb 2 tumatama,Ant.sumokainia.Note:To be wet, get wet.succession:sumokainiasweettumatama pwatutu adj Wet,dampclothing, drinkable,potable,acceptablepwayuyu gardens. Syn. dumokikina, Ant. lubulabu.souryayana very bitter, poisonous.-pwatutuvauvb 1 To get wet again. -yopwatutu vb3intrans see-PWEILIvb 2, To finish off, be all used up, betrans -yopututuCompoundcompletelydestroyed,exterminated,etc of-yo 2 pwatutu. Tomakewet,soak.Makubilanasainaulakabogwaeipweilisi Syn. -vanumla.Theyhavecompletelyclearedthatthick-yopututuvb 3 trans forest.To soak sthg, make it wet.Sopi isuvi iyopututu The water soaks thePWEIPU n3 fromEnglishAlsofoundas soil Psalm 65.10., peipu.Anypaper,writingpaperusedofA species of fish of the folk taxon PWAVEKAn sheets of newspaper, wrapping paper, etc mamila family leatherjackets.Specifiedbyclya-howeverbookssuchas-PWAWA vb2 SubjthepenisToswell,exercise books, reading books, etc., which are rigid, are specified bycl 2 -. becomeerect.Syn.kwilaitotona,kwaiveka pilapuwala.PWELIA vb2 Subjtopography,landscape-PWAYATAvb 2 To grow larger as it comes closer.1. Subj person To be quiet, ipwelia valuphr The landscape appears, gentle,notquick-tempered,usuapoor athlete.comes into view details becoming distinct as 2. Subj seagoing vessel To be slow, doesvillage is approached.not sail well. Syn. gala isisakaula.PWENINIVAvb 2 1. To cough with difficulty.3.SubjflyingcreatureToflybadly.2. To harrumph to clear throat obstruction.Ant. -gigibula.'