b'mislead.Alsomayrefertoadevicesetin-SIKUVALU vb2 Tostayathome.Mataunas.o.s way, as a rope set to trip him.tomanumwala,tosikuvaluwala Hewasa3. To tether animal to post.quietmen,astay-at-homepersonGenkasikwala vb4 Alsooccursas-kasikola.25.27. Ant. -sunini.Compound of -ka 5 sikola. To entrap s.o.,-SIKUVATAvb 2becaughtbysthg,tangledinsthg.Bililoula To stay for the night. ambaisakalakarekwabikasikolawakai-SIKUVIvb 4 1 kuvi.To sit behind s.o. -siWanderingaimlesslyhisclothinggets-SIKWABU vb4 Tostayathome tangledinabush.Natanasipinamwala2ikasikola kala doga wa kairam caught by-si kwabuya. A the horns in a bush Gen 22.13.-SIKWADUDUvb 2 1. To squat. skula n3 Atrap,animalsnaresetfor2. To sit at base, be put in lowest place.wild animal, bird, fish. 3.ThenameSikwaduduwasgiventoa aguskula phr 1.Myentrapment.Toliwaga bwaima in Tubowada village, thevb Metaphor for anything that entraps, or usesmeaningtosquatunderneathreferringto up time, or lures me away from work. Used inthe very large yams sitting at the base of the referencetomarriage,toschoolorstudies,building.Thistermisalsoappliedasa anything that uses up time.generalnameforToliwagabwaima.See 2. My absorbing passion, used of anythingfurther under headword bwaima.which attracts me, or takes up much of mySIKWAIKWELAn 2 His finger toe nails time, to detriment of work I should be doing.iwaisi wa skulaphr var. sikwekula.Lit. He is caught in a SIKWAKUn 3 The fleshy lower part of taro trap.Tobetrappedinargument,orby events.Ivigakaisikasitilaulaiwaisiwastalk. Syn. mweda. sikula TheyhadtheenemytrappedJudg SIKWANA KWAIphr The back of the knee. 20.43. SIKWAWAn 3 loc The space under sthg or , -SIKULABWAvb 4 To gather around sthg., ass.o. Syn. sikowala. to sit around a fire.osikwawalocn In the space under s.o-SIKULOTI vb2 Tositinsteadystatesitting or under sthg. Note: when used in-si 1 kuloti.reference to people it is only when they are SIKULUn 3 from English School, either thesitting,inreferencetoaspaceunderneath ,them,nottoanypartoftheirbody,asthe building or the activity.space under a chair or bed.bwalasikulu phr Theschoolhouse,a tosikwawan 3classroom. 1. An underling, as a chiefs attendant or aide de camp. -SIKULULU vb2 Tostayinhiding 2.S.o.whospendsallhistimewiththe-si 2 kululu.chief,walkingwithorbeforehim,carrying -SIKUMGWA vb3 Tositinfronthis kauya string bag, announcing his arrival in a village by calling, Guyauw! He will not si 2 kugwa.leavehimunattended,asguyaumustbe SIKURAVETA n3 Avarietyofplant,theattended in any place. The tosikwawa attendsleavesofwhicharecookedandeatenasto all his needs.Ka, matausina guyau deli laLook, there goes the chief and his greens. Syn. lokwai.tosikwawa-SIKUSAKAULAvb 3 intrans redupl Runningattendant., -sakaula.SIKWAYENIn 3 A species of beche-de-mer, a SIKUSAKUn 3 Canoe prow ornament var.juvenile form of the species mwagolu. sukusaku.SIKWEDUNELA n2 Toes,hoofsvar. -SIKUTU vb2 Tositclosebys.o.sukwedunela.-si 2 kutu. SIKWEKULA n2 Alsofoundas-SIKUTUKUTUvb 2 To be crowded togethersikwaikwela.Usufoundinfullformas misikwaikwela. 1. His fingernail or toenail. -si 2 kutu.Metoyakudutakakuwisikwaikweda We'