b'TUBWAGAn -TUKITOKI vb1 SubjsunTobeshiningDust, ashes.tubwagelan purp var. -tokitoki. -la Ashes from a fire, its ashes.Kavaega paila tubwagela lula A pan-TUKUBWASI vb4 Refusetoacknowledge forthegreasyashesofthesacrificeEx. 27.3.sthg which can be plainly seen, heard, smelt, etc.ThisverbappearsasacomponentofTo tire, be tired, weary. -TUBWAUvb 1 two emotive phrases: -yotutubwau vb4 Compoundofyo 2 - itukubwasimatala phr Lit.Hiseyestubwau redupl reject.Herefusestoseewhatisplainly . To make s.o. tired, to weary s.o. with heedless chatter, complaints, etcvisible. Syn. -mitakainowa. Minanaiyotutubwauwowogutiresme.itukubwasitaigala phr Lit.Hisears She Thesensationofwearinessorphysicalreject.Herefusestohearwhatisclearly exhaustionofbodymembersisusedinaudible. Syn. -takainowa. stative clauses as a metaphor for emotionalTUKULUMWALAnstates. Thus: The edge of a garden plot, itubwaudabala phr Lit.Hisheadistheborderbetweenonepersonsfood garden and a plot being cultivated by s.o. else weary.Heiswearyofstayingthere.Syn.anareawhereincidentalherbsorgreens itubwaumatala,itubwaupopu,may be grown. etc., -kamagwesi, -somata. otukulumwalelaloc Complex ofloc-o-itubwaukaikela phr Lit.Hisleg/foot tukulumwaladat-la.Atitsedge,atyour is weary. He is wearied by all the kicking or some leg-work that he has had to do.gardensedge.Galabukuteyasiwiti otukulumwalelamibagula Inharvesting itubwau matalaphr Lit. His eyes are Donotcutthewheatattheedgesofyour wearied.Heisutterlyweariedofstayingfields Leave it for the poor Lev 23.22. there.Syn.itubwaupopu,itubwaudabala, itubwau yamala, -kamagwesi, -somata.-TUKUTAKU vb4redupl Tobebroughttoitubwau populaphr Lit. His buttocksmind -taku.arewearied.HeistiredofstayinginoneTUKUTAKUnplace,hewantstomoveon.Syn.itubwau Any unknown mysterious place wowola,itubwau-taku. dabala, -kamagwesi, -somata.TUKUTAKULAn A channel, low place where itubwautaigala phr Lit.Hisearsarewater flows -taku.wearied. He is tired of staying there sameTUKUVIRIMOVA n Aspeciesofcrawling soundsallthetime.Syn.itubwaumatala, itubwau dabala, -kamagwesi, -somata.insect, one of a group collectively described itubwau wowolaphr Lit. His body isas nateteta. Source Lepani A.TULA 1adj Coldatmosphere,item,almost wearied.Heisweariedofbeinginone place.Syn.itubwaudabagu,itubwauraining.Sainatulavalu Theplaceisvery matagu, -kamagwesi, -somata.humid, heavy atmosphere, about to rain. Syn.itubwau yamalaphr suluduwaku, Ant. yuviyavi.Lit. His hand/foot -vatulavb 2 1 tula. To iswearied.Heisweariedbytoomuch Compound of -varepetitivehammering,etc.Notethatthisbecomecoolaswithsickpersongetting formisnotametaphorbutadirectreftobetter. -yotulivb 4 2 tula. 1. muscle weariness. Compound of -yoTUDAVA 1 n 1 Name of a low-ranking chieflyTo make sthg cool as with hot food, drink, to consume it safely. dalaoftheLukubaclan.Asamythhero2. To cool s.o. by fanning. Tudava is credited with killing the cannibal 3.Tosponges.o.forpersonrunninga monster Dokanikani and instituting some of the basic gardening practices.temperature.The cold time, winter.tula kweluvalaphrTUDAVA 2 n 3 Ka,tulakweluvalabogwaleiwokuva,lala1. An amazing thing, sthg which causes awe, an awesome object.bogwa Winterisover,flowersare 2. S.o. very old, bent with age but still living.blooming Song 2.11. -TUGWALIvb 3 trans -TULA 2 vb 4 To give sthg tagwala. 1. To found or establish a line of fine quality stock.'