b'2. He has too many responsibilities. 2.Tobeestablishedofapeople.isukudoli lopolaphr Syn. -sisu. Lit. His belly eats excessively. He cannot possibly eat all that3.Tobegoingdown,settingsubjsun.isonhisplate,hisserveoffoodwasSyn. -salili. excessiveaphysicalref,alsoappliedasa-saili vb3trans 1.Toputsthgdown Put it on top of metaphorfortasksthatareexcessiveoranywhere.Kusaili odabalabeyonds.o.scapabilities.Syn.phrasessthg. Syn. -saim. using -sukudoli.kabosailan 3 A storehouse, a cupboard. isukudoli matalaphr A few verbs which employ -sai 2loc Lit. His eyes see as vb excessively.Whatheseesistoomuchforstemoccur,whichcannotproperlybe him, he is overcome by too much detail. Syn.describedascompounds.Twotypesof ibilibilimatala,ipilipilimatala,phraseslocative occur, -m or -ma and -wa locate a using -sukudoli.positionherenearbyortherefaraway,isukudolinanola phr Lit.Hismindand -ki locates a relation to s.o. The complex thinks excessively. He thinks about all thatstemsare-saim-saimwa,-saima,-saiwa, heshouldbedoingbutdoesnothingaboutand also -saiki. The stem -saiki is treated as a them,hedoesalotofthinkingbutdoesseparateheadword.Theothers,derived nothing else. Syn. isukudoli dabala.from -saili plus positional locative suffix, areisukudoliwowola phr Lit.Hisbodyexminedfirsttogetherwithphrasesanddoesexcessively.Thereistoomuchworkcompounds which are found with them. Also found as -saimwa Kilivila and he cannot finish it, there is more work-saimvb 4 than he can manage. Syn. ibilibili matala, anddial. Complex of -sai 2 - loc-m 6 . 1. To put phrases using -sukudoli.sthg down. Syn. -saili. 2.Toputsthgherenearby.Syn.-saima, -SAIKIKILA vb3intrans Torubagainst Ant. -saiwa. -sai 2 kikila.3. To put sthg in mind, to remember.Isaim-SAIKIKILI 1 vb 3 trans To put sthg alongsideonanolaHecommitssthgtoremembrance,-sai 2 kakaila.he remembers. Syn. -luluwai. -SAIKIKILIvb3trans Torubsthgsmooth 2 4. To leavesthg behind, to leave s.o. here 2 and go away. -sai -kikila.-saimwa vb4 Kiliviladialectform-SAIKKINAvb 3 intrans of-saim,whichpointstothediachronicTo rub against var. -sai 2 kkila.occurrenceofwordfinalmw.Seenote -SAIKKITA vb3intrans Toputfirmlyunder m 2 . 2 mesakaisi This form needs a special note, as -sai kkita. itisderivedfromtwolocatives,-m-ki. -SAIKOLA vb2 Tobecrammedfullsubj When -saim is suffixed with the locative -ki, house, stomach. May also be a polite ref. to athehabitualverbalaspectmarkerisused satisfyingmeal.Isaikolalula Thebellyis withpluralforms,sothatmesakaisiisnot overfull .Bwalaisaikola Thehouseis from -saiki but -saim-ki pl. crammed tight with people.-saim pikwakuphr Lit. To put hope down -SAIKUTU vb4 Toputsthgclosebyhere. To lose hope, to despair.2 -saimguliki vb4 Compoundof-saim -sai kutu. goli-ki.Toputwithotherthings,tomix -SAIKUTUKUTUvb 4 redupl To put very closeingredients.Notethismaybelongwith -sai 2 kutu.goli 1 , see -saiguliki. -saimwaiki lopolaphr Lit. To put aside SAIKWALAn 3 large fishCustomary gift of a to yawala father-in-law.to his belly. Derived from -saim-ki with -SAIKWANI vb3 Toputdownintocoilsjunction syllable -wai-. To put food aside for later consumption. -sai 2 -kwani 2 .isaim guguyaphr He is weary of bearing-SAILA vb3intrans redupl -sisaila,seeauthority. , trans -saimavb 4 Complex of -sai 2 - loc-ma 6 .-saili. 1. To put, place where it should be. Syn. -sai 1 . 1. To put sthg here.'