b'rare this is a time of hunger. At such times-kasavali vb2 Alsofoundancientskillsareusedingatheringwildas-kosavali,-kosovali.Compound foodsandrenderingthemedible.Seeforof-ka 4 savali.1.Toplaymischievously example the treatment which must be givenclimbing, taking, etc., to irritate s.o. to gwadina fruit.2. To secure help by a gift. tosavali n Amischief-maker,s.o.who -SAUMOLUvb 2 To be toothless var. -sau hunts about without permission.-molu. SAVEVA n 3 Aheadbandwornonforehead -SAUMOYAvb 3 2 To put more in here -sewa by chiefs of most ranks. The saveva is made-moya.oflinesofkaloumwadiscs,thenumberof -SAUWOYAvb 3 2 lines usu up to four lines determined by theTo put more in there -sewa -woya.chiefsrank.Theveryhighestrank,the -SAVALIvb 4 Tabalu,wearasavevafurtherornamentedMay be found as -savivila. 1. Towith pendant bwibwi and small buna shells. climbtreetrespassinglookingabout.Syn. sedabala. Gugwadi bimasisisi wa lumla, itulisi gugwadi When To be joined var. -sai. saina mina tuli mina savali isavalaisi.-SAVIvb 3 intranschildrenshouldbesleepingatnight,theySAWAn 3aredeaftoinstructionsandmischievous, A fishing spot, a lagoon sheltered theyclimblookingforforbiddenthings .place. Syn. kava, vatu, legula. Syn. -nainevi.SAWEILAU n Alsooccursassowailau.A 2. To look for sthg to do, to attempt to dospecies of mnumonu grass. sthg which is too hard for you.Tonamakava-SAWEWA vb4 Tountie,loosesthg. sikaisisututakomwaidonabisisavivilasi wala ThelifeofthepoorisaconstantSyn. -taneku, -taliku, Ant. -koya.struggle lit. all the time they are looking forSAWILA 1n3 Aseabird,whichuttersasomethingtotrytodoProverbs15.15.distinctive cry. Syn. -sawili Kusavalaisi bibwaina avaka buki mapilana la-SAWILA 2 vb 2 1. Subj workers To emit a vitulokiout about the teachings of this. Findhigh-pitched yodel or cry, said to be the cry book2Chron34.21.Tasisavali.Avakaofthebirdsawila,usuallyutteredbyWere climbing-looking. What areyam-carriersduringmilamalaasharvestis kusavalisi?you looking for?carried in from garden to village. Also used in 3. To be tempted by sthg in view, to long to unisonbyanumberofworkerswhen own sthg.engaged as a group in heavy work.Avai tuta guyaubikabututomota,bivagaisideli 4. To pursue, harass s.o., to hunt s.o., look forhimtoharmhim.Mwa,uloguyau,bisisawilasi,baisakabotuvitusilaguyaulaMy lord, why do youpaisewaWhenever the chief engages people avaka uula kusavalaigu?pursue me? 1 Sml 26.18 This verb is found with body part terms asforwork,theywillworkwithsawilacries, thisisthesignofworkforthechief.Syn. subjectsinphraseswhichfunctionasmlova, gova, mliki. emotive idioms: 2. Also a rhythmic deep-pitched grunt given by a group of workers carrying a pwatai or isavali dabalaphr Lit. His head looks around.Helooksaroundashedecidessimilar group act of carrying ugh, ugh, ugh, what to do. He sees many things that temptetc. him to steal, act in some underhand way. He sits and thinks about possible courses ofSAWILA 3n3 Abird-shapedcarvingmotif.action. Syn. isavali nanola.Illustration?Lit. His eyes search-SAYAvb 2 reduplisavali matalaphrabout.Helooksfurtivelyabouttryingto, -saisaya To be loose-fiting choose some action. Syn. isavali nanola.var. -sayeigina. -SAYIGINA vb2 Tofitlooselysubj isavali nanolaphr looksLit. His mind about.Heseesandwantstodomanyclothing.Kidamwaavailagalabigigikala mischievous things. He meditates on what to Whoever doesnt wear kwasi kaina bisaisayado next. Syn.phr atightarmbandorwhowearsloose-fittinginainevi isomata.'