b'-SUBU vb3trans Topluck,removebird 2. To say mM:, an exclamation when a vilefeathers var. -sabu.smell encountered, as if speaker is expelling -SUBUBUNI vb3trans Togatherrubbishstench from his nostrils. It also may refer to an audible inversevoiceless nasal M:as -sobbuna.when agreeable odour is smelt.Isubuyalu He -SUBUSABU vb4redupl Toencourages.o.says mM:. See m 5 .whoiswalkingorworkingtooslowly-SUKUDOLI vb 2 Derived fromphr-sabu 1 . isaiki deli. Togiveexcessively,givealso,tobe -SUBUSIBWANA vb2 Tobeeagerfortaskoverwhelmedwithduties.Occursonlyasvar. -sibusibwana.phrasecomponentwithbodypartterms, SUBUSOBULAadj which are used as emotive idioms, as listedLively, vigorous sbula.below: SUBUSUBUadj isukudolidabala phr Lit.HisheadisSun-burnt, sthg that has been colouredbythesunasbulamiwhichisoverwhelmed. He thinks and thinks about turned brown if left in direct sunlight.what should be done, but many things await -SUBUYALU vb2 Tosniffcuriouslyvar.hisattentionandhedoesnothing.Syn. isukudolimatala,isukudolinanola,isukudoli -sukona.wowola. -SUDAKIvb 3 1 wadaTo sit in isolation -si isukudolilopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis -ki.overwhelmed.Thefoodserveduptohim -SUDUDILAvb 3 wasfartoomuchandhecannotpossiblyTo carry sthg on tide -su-dudila.finish it a physical ref to satiety which is also used in ref to too many tasks awaiting him. -SUGIGAI vb3trans Entercrowdto Syn other phrases using -sukudoli. disperse -sugeyai.isukudoli matalaphr Lit. His eyes are SUGUSEGUn 3 overwhelmed. He is overcome by all that heSandfly var. segusegu. SUGWAn 3 sees awaiting his attention, it is too much for , from English Sugar.him. Syn. ibilibili matala, ipilipili matala, and-kasugwavb 4 -sugwa.Compound of -ka other phrases using isukudoli. Go and get sugar for placing on table.Isukudoli nanolaphr Lit. His mind is-SUIvb 3 trans overwhelmed.HethinksaboutalltheTo string beads, fish -suya. -SUKIvb 3 things he should be doing, but does nothingTo go into place -suvi-ki.about them. He does a lot of thinking but gets -SUKONA vb3intrans seetrans-sikoniTonowhere. Syn. isukudoli dabala. , sniff,smelldiscoveringodour. isukudoli wowolaphr Lit. His body is Syn. -subuyalu, sukwaku.overwhelmed. There is more work than he -sikonivb 3 trans canmanagetodo,andhecannotfinishit.To smell sthg good or bad. Cf. bogina, maiina.Syn.ibilibilimatala,isukudolidabala,and -sukwaku vb3intrans seeother phrases using -sukudoli. , -SUKUKWAU vb4 SubjodourPermeates trans -sikukwauCompoundfrom-sukona-waki 1 . Subj people, dogs To walk along sniffing, to follow a scent, follow where yourspace, room, box sukona-kau. nose leads. SUKUSAKUn 3 Also found as sikusasu. 1. A-sukukwau vb3trans Derivedfromprojectingornamentattachedtoaltar.compoundofsukona-kau.1.SubjanBukukogiakiokalasukusakukabogabulula odourorscenttopermeate,fillroomorPutthebloodontheprojectionsofthe space.altar. Ezek 43.20. 2. It odour fills the house. 2. A canoe ornament featuring fine carving-subuyalu vb1 Compoundderivedwhich is mounted at the apex of both tabuyafrom-sukonaandothercomponents.Alsoof the nagega canoe. This ornament is lashed found as sibuyalu. 1. To sniff odours, to beintopositionforanymajorvoyageofthe sniffingcuriouslybodylanguagesays,nagega. If there is a crew-members death on Whats that smell?.avoyage,bothsikusakuaredismountedin mourning, and when the canoe arrives back'