b'-tagiliwali vb4 Derivedfrom-tagilulu-ULOVIvb 4 To open sthg, to cut strings and-uliwali. To echo, sound back and forth, dieopenpassage.Mataunaeisuvieiulovikala away in echoes.tabodakadavau Heenteredandopeneda nauliwali nabukubokuphr Also occurs asnew way through the curtain Heb 10.20.nauliwelinabukubwakuUsedinliliuto-ULOWOLA vb3redupl Tobepaddling describe an echo rare in a flat topography, hasbeentranslatedasthethinwoman. canoe -wola reduplcoughing or the whining woman groaning.ULU-sc A different part welu.nauliwalinakipokipwa phr Anecholit. -ULUBISIBASI vb4 Tosupportonesideof thethinwomancrackingherknuckles.E quarrel -welubasi reduplminasinamaunabutulakaigasimakawala. nauliwalinakipokipwabikatuyumalibwalaULUMAn A grove of trees of one species. Syn. makwaisinaumila. The wild animals cries will echo throughthehouseslit.thesoundofthe ulumelabuwa phr Agroveofbetelnutanimals voices will be like the thin womanpalms. cracking her knuckles, sounding through theULUMWAIDONA n Harvestresidueleftin buildings Isaiah 13.22.garden -welumwaidona. -ULIWELIvb 2 redupl Nagging, complaining ULUMWENInangrily -weli- reduplA species of mnumonu grass. . -ULUSIvb 4ULIYUWAn 3 -yawa. Noise 1. To break fast, to have a meal,Compound of uli takefood.Kidamwataitalataugalawala comingfromacrowdbattlenoise,joyfulsitanaikamavakayamkomwaidonae shouts.Uliyuwabitokaiaavaitutabitalivala gala wala iulusi kamkwam, e kainaThere are joyful shoutsbitasaikibikamebogwaeiulusiIfsomeone tomitugaga bikaligasiwhen wicked men die Prov 11.10.Avai tuta bukukwabilia, ka, butula wala uliyuwahasnt eaten all day, we say he hasnt broken Whenfast,thenmaybewegivehimsomeandhe youfightforusthereisagreatnoiseofeats, hes broken fast. battle Isaiah 33.3.2. To give up, surrender.ULOclass 3 poss3. To pay for sthg.Also occurs as uli see note below.Occurspreclitictoitempossessed,ULUTAn 3withthesensemypossesseditem.Note A medium to large tree 8 to 15m class 3 possession marks the large group ofwith a white timber, considered suitable for items which are possessed in a general way,canoe hulls. -ULUULATILAvb 2 redupl Young unmarried andmustbedistinguishedfromclass2 possession,whichmarksamoreintimatemen ulatila. possession,asofthingstobeeaten,worn,ULUULU n1 Bodyhairunpossessedetc. Syn. agu.unuunu.uli 4 class 3 poss Note: Occurs in a number ULUWAn 1 Also known as uruwa. The star ofenvironmentsprecedingconsonants whicharecoronalinpointofarticulation.constellation, the Pleiades. WheretheconsonantisarticulatedinUMIGUMIGU n Alsoknownasurigumigu,anteriorbackorfronttheformuloisuwigumigu. A species of mnumonu grass. retained. This is a general rule but exceptionsUMILA 1 n A groveof trees all ofone sort may frequently occur, and ultimately it may beanidiolecticalfeatureonly.SeeuliThis is said to be Kilivila dialect for ulumaumila 2 - cl4groups Treesingrove nanamsa, uli yakaula, uli daima. umila 2 -cl. -ULODAIvb 2 1. To pretend to be sick.UMILA 2 - cl4groups Derivedfromumila 1 2.Tocrackknucklesinembarrassment. Syn. -kipokipwa.grovesinglespecies.Specifiesagroveof treeseitherplantedorgrowingnaturally. ULOSIn pl Their weight woloula.Used with modifier as nominal form or else ULOVALAn 2 Mitaga eikibodiwiththenameoftreetypeorspecies,asHis throat. ulovagu buwa,saida,weiwa.modogu,meku,etc.But he seized my throat Job 16.12. Maumilana weiwa That grove of mango trees.'