b'-katutuli 2 vb 3 trans To take sthg across.kabotutun 3 Complex of kabo- -tutu. AIkatutuli baisa Kavataria M.wotook sthghammer,anythingusedforpoundingor He over here from Kavataria to M.wo.breaking small items. Syn. am. -vatutu 1 vb 2 1 tutu 1 . -TUTINA 1 vb3intrans Toapportion,divide Compound of -vaTo hammer sthg. var. -tutila 1 . -vatutu 2 vb 2 3 tutu 1 .Compound of -va -TTINA 2vb2 Tobewearingoutvar.To tread on sthg, trample it roughly. -ttina.-TUTU 2 vb 2 To tremble, quiver, be amazedTUTO- cl1subclassifier subordinatetobps partofactofpraise.Itutuuwosisainela , kwai-Derivedfromtutatime,ocasion.1.They trembled in confusion. Syn. -yowa lula. Specifiestimes,occasions,thenumberof-tutuvakau vb2 Complexof-tututimes sthg is attempted or done.superlative -vakau.Tobeutterlyamazed. 2.ThisclassifiersusewithadjectivesorItutuvakau wowola He trembled excessively. numeralsisrarelyfound;thepreferred-tutuadv Attaches as suffix to adjectivesclassifier for numeral reference being kwai-.withthesuperlativesenseofexcessively, See phrGala kwaitala tuta extremely.Never lit. not one time.Usedfrequentlywithtuta,-monogututu adj Over-ripe,pastitsbesttime/occasion,orasatemporalexpressionstill edible.To be truly ripe. Tutu is used with noun elided.Tuta matutosina bibudaisi -gimtutuvbWhenever they camped.TutovilaHow oftenin two stative clauses with body-part termspractically its only use with numeral.as emotive idioms. Syn. monogututu. 1 itutunanola phr Lit.Hismind -TUTUvb3 redupl-tututu1.Tohitwith ,trembles. He is suddenly astonished, struck hammer, to hammer sthg.Itututu kuviis Heby a sudden thought. tappingthekuviyamsofteningitfor itutuwowola phr Lit.Hisbody cooking.Tatutumemetu Peoplestruckoff obsidian flakes.trembles.Heissosurprisedthatthathe 2. To hit foot against sthg, to kick at sthg.canonlygapeinamazementatsthg.Syn. imata nanola. Syn. -tupi. 3.Totrample,walkfrequejntlyof-TUTU 3 n A species of wotunu creeper which much-used path.maybeusedasthewaist-bandforthe 4. To thunder, roll, bump loudly, crash subjtraditional grass skirt doba.thundercrashing,alsoanyloudcrashingTUTUBA n Anoven-bakedcake,madefrom noise.Syn.-pilapala, guvavila, -kavileiga, -weya. breaddough,specifiedbycl na 1 .Minana kadatutun 5-tutu 1 . 1. A igabu minasina tutuba iuyoki matauna bikam Compound of kada She baked those cakes and brought them for much-used track a track made hard by thehim to eat 2 Sml 13.8. treading of many feet. 2. A path in jungle much used by animals.TUTUBIDAn A species of mnumonu grass. kulututun 3 Also found as -kulutotu. 1. ATUTUGUYAn3 Avarietyofconeshell. giftintendedtoappease,givenas self-protection after death or murder.MwadaWhensmalltheyaregathered,cookedand veiguwabikabikikulututu Hopingthateaten. When grown to mature size they are considered suitable for manufacture of mwali paymentofwealthwillmakeappeasement Numbers 35.31. Syn. -kabilula.-TUTUKIvsc Putting together var. -pituki. 2. A mortuary payment made to relations of -TUTULI vb3trans Towaitfors.o. s.o. who has died, by spouse of deceased. 3.Sthgconsideredablessing,helpful.-tulotula.TobubwailakasiluluwaibikanuvagasiTUTUMLAn 3 Also known as bonawa. A large makawalakulututu Goodpeoplewillbetree15to20mwhichgrowsinswampyremembered as a blessing Prov 10.7.places.Ithashardtimber,muchusedfor ikabikulutotu phr alsocompoundformdaima digging sticks and other tool handles. , HemakesanappeasementgiftafteraIts fruit is borne yearly, no use recorded. death. Syn. -kabilula.TUTUPOUn 3 A knot in wood.'