b'iyotuviluwi lopolaphr ordered VO Lit.-TUVIGAKIvb 3, 1. To claim, assert, accuse. Hereassureshisbelly.Tocomfortor2.Tospeakrudely,abruptly,proudly,toreassure a stranger, so that he feels safe andboast. secure in that place, to make him brave. Used3.Tobenotgenuineinyourassertions.in stative clauses with body part subjects asToyebwailigalabituvigaki Loveisnotemotive idioms. Although the references areill-mannered I Cor 13.5. Syn. -katudewa. tophysicalengagementtheyallleadtoa4. To muck around, act without regard fordeduction of the subjects bravery.truth. ituvaluwa dabalaphr Lit. His head istuvigaki n Ignoranceastateofnotbrave. He shows his courage by the fashionknowing,ignoranceofalawor inwhichheexposeshisheadtodangerorprohibition. wounding. totuvigakin S.o. who speaks but ignores Lit. His nose ituvaluwa kabulululaphr reply.Tomotamatausinatotuvigakiwala is brave. He shows his courage by the wayThose people ignore me Ps 86.14. heexposeshisnosetodangerphysicalorTUWA 1 vb 2 redupldamage by argument., -tuwotuwa To shout, call ituvaluwa kaikelaphr loudlyusuofagroup.KomwaidosiLit. His legs arekaigitinidesiituwotuwasi Theyallshouted brave. He is brave, as is clear by the way hetogether Acts 19.34. involveshimselfinstrifewithoutregardtotuwa n3 1.Ashrillshout,battlecry, possible wounding of legs. ituvaluwa kaipoulaphr scream of anger uttered by group.Lit. His back is 2.Adeep-pitchedcryofanger.Isakaisi brave.Hiscourageisevidentfromthetuwa manner in which he lifts heavy loads withoutThey gave an angry shout. Syn. isakaisi regard for possible back injuries.gova ituvaluwa lopolaphr Lit. His belly isTUWA 2 n 3 A basin which catches water and brave. He is brave and shows it by the wayis then used as a mirror. he exposes his belly to danger.TUWA 3 n 3ituvaluwa matalaphrA species of mollusc.Lit. His eyes are brave. He is evidently brave as may be seenTUWAGA n3 Stoneheapsingarden.byhistotaldisregardforthesafetyofhisBiwakaisi tuwaga makawala tuwaga obuyagu eyes.Become stone piles like the stone piles in the ituvaluwamigila phr Lit.Hisfaceisgardens Hos 12.11.brave.HeiscertainlybravebecauseheTUWALAn 2engagesinfightingregardlessofpossible Kin term, for a same-sex elder damage to his face.sibling.Ant.bodala,luleta.1.Man ituvaluwa nanolaphr Lit. His mind isaddresses his elder brother as tuwagu. 2. Man addresses his elder brothers wife as brave. He lays his mind open to damage but still continues to argue with his enemies.tuwagu. 3. Man addresses his fathers brothers sons ituvaluwa taigalaphr Lit. His ears areas tuwagwa if older than him. brave.Regardlessofpossibleinjurytohis4. Man addresses his fathers sisters sons hearing he still listens to very loud music. ituvaluwa wowolaphr as tuwagwa if older than him.Lit. His body is5.Womanaddresseshereldersisteras brave. How brave he is, working furiously even though his body may sustain injury. Hetuwagu. 6.Womanaddresseshereldersisters trustshiminspiteofdanger.Ituvaluwa uwosipailamataunaTheyputtheirhusband as tuwagu. 7.Womanaddresseshermotherssisters confidence in him Judg 9.26.ituvaluwayamala phr Lit.Hisarmsdaughters as tuwagwa if older than her.8.Thiswordisalsousedasatermof are brave. He shows his courage by the wayrespect generally by all members of a village he exposes his arms to danger.community to address people of chiefly rank, -TUVATU vb2 Tobemakingadobavar.and specifically to their own chief, or to refer-vatu 2 .tohiminconversation.Matauwenagoli tuwamasi Thatmanthereisour plexcl-TUVIvb 3 trans 1 .To dress sores -tuva chief.Tuwadasi bogwa bilivalaOurpl incl chief will say sthg.'