b'uriketakaila,urikoiya,urikwanagai,kuni,moya,mokirana,usibomatu,usirere, urimmakata, urimmoleku, urimova, urimlimli,wakaya also known as ponaki. viya.Group 2:additionalvarietiesnotedbyUSIBOMATUn 3others:borodai,bulubulata,buyailatau, A variety of banana. gummwatuma,kunadavalu,kurupadaka,-USIGULA vb2 Tosingtraditionalsongniwabula,ribunakunawotu,loma,-wosi-gula 1 . uiribwakum,urikavaneei,urikwaduya,-USIGOLAvb 2 To sing traditional song var. urimitamata, uritataya, vilaga also known as-wosi-gula 1 . viya . USILAn 5Its song wosi-la 5 . URIGOVAn -la Also occurs as uligova. Salt-water crocodile.Measuringupto4metresinUSIREREn 3 A variety of sweet banana, also length, they inhabit the coastal swamps, andtermed the ladys finger banana. are feared. Their flesh is considered carrion-USIWASIadvand is never eaten. A superlative term, extremely,excessively.MakainakaiigidiusiwasigoliURIGUBUvb 1 That tree is rustling excessively.Compound, from uri and gubu. To make a traditional payment, esp to a chief,-USIWOTA vb2 Toleadthesinging toofferthechiefthoseyamswhichby1traditionbelongtohim,suchyamswould-wosiwota . USOGELUvb 2havebeengrownwiththeintentionof To get on board vessel, truck makingtheurigubu.Buwa,kaula,taro,usietc, to embark. Syn. gelubwau. biurigubusi,pailagweguyawala Theywill The group of passengers andusogelun 3give the gifts of betelnut, yams, taro, bananascrew, all on board. for the chiefs alone. Syn. pokala. USORIn A species of bush or small tree to urigubu n3 Apokalapayment,a 3m,thetimberofwhichisuzsedfor reciprocaloffering,inresponsetoanykavatam stakes. As this timber is hard, it is obligation not just to chief or in expectationalsousedforlightingfiresbyfriction,asis of help or future benefits. Syn. vaipokala. gumgwam timber. URIGUMIGU n Aspeciesofgrassvar. -USOSOU adj Mouldy,coveredwithgreyumigumigu. mildew sosou. URIKUNA n3 Compoundofurikuna.A UTILAn 3 A species of tree, identified as the payment to a towosi to ensure rain. Cf. sosula.Barringtonia racemosa. URUWA n1 TheconstellationthePleiades1-UTU vb 4 1. To do sthg, be the originator,var. uluwa.real cause of a happening. 2. To cut off, break off, snap off a fragment USIn 2 pl form Their vaginas. See wila. of sthg.Kuutu sitana agu tou USI n3 Thebananaplantandfruit.ASnap off a bit of sugarcane for me. numberofvarietiesgrown,someofwhich-utuki vb 4 Also found as -utoki. Complex maybeeatenwhenripe,andallofwhich1of -utu - locmay be cooked and eaten as kalaga. Note: in -ki. 1. To drive a nail. 2.Tocollect,gatherupitems.Tomota mixed company there is a preference to use biutokaisiguguwalakabiliapailakaiThe theDobutermudi,becauseofthe sometimesintentionalconfusionbetweenpeoplewillgatheruptheweaponsfor usi fruit and usi their vaginas, Indeed therefirewood Ezek 39.9. -utubigavb 4is a possibility that the fruit usi is so-named 1. To give orders for s.o. to becauseitsshaperesemblesaclusterofpass on to others. vaginas! See note under wila Note classifier 2. To pass on orders or directions. toutubiganusage in reference to usi: lukuva- for a clump S.o. who passes on an order. -utubolu vb4 Topushaholeinsthg, asbananaplantwithsuckersmalukuvana usi.kai-forabananaplantasbunchofmakeahole.Isaikigakwaivekaiutubolusi bananasmakainausi.kila-forahandofwaga Hebrokewindsostronglythathe bananasasmakilanausi.kwai-forasinglemade a hole in their canoe from legend. banana frui as makwaina usi. The following varietiesofbananaarenoted:kabulukusa,'