b'2. Exclam Usedinfairlygeneralwayin2. One sorcerer having power to invoke amost of Kiriwina as an exclamation denotinggroup of bogau spirits. amazement or any note of excitement. In thisla kaitukwa bogauphr Lit. The sorcerers formitisnotaddressedspecificallytostave. Name of a stinkhorn fungus. anyone,butiscastoutintotheairinthebwagaun 3 Kilivila dialect This dialect senseofHey,wow!orWhataboutthat!formisusedoutsideKilivilaterritory. Syn. tomwaya, budagwa.Anyoneemployingasorcererwoulduse BODALA 2 n 3 -la.whoeverhecouldregardlessofhisdialect;Its group boda terms from different dialects are thus widely -BODIvb 1 used.1. This stative verb occurs as first verbinverbstringswithintheVPmarking-BOGIvb 4; redupl ntheverbfordeonticorepistemicmode; -bugibogi; 1. To become whetherpossibilityornecessityisnight. Ant. -yam. contextually determined. Syn. -kwani, -saki. 2.Togetdark.Note:thisisatemporal 2.Whenthesecondverbissomarkeditterm,whereasdudubilahasnotime must bear the irrealis aspect marker b-.Ibodireference,referringtodarknessasincave, deep shade, etc.Ibugibogiis getting dark, wala bukuvagi makawala Itlit. it is fitting onlygrowing dark. Syn. dudubila. that you will do thus You should do that or-bugibogivb 1 reduplYou must do that. This modal may also occur To be getting dark, with the verb object personal pronoun suffix,it is becoming night. -sibugibogi vb1 Compound asIbodaimwalabukuvagilit.itbefitsyou of -si 2 bugibogi. To be night-time, at night. that you-will-do this. Note: Thisform is-bugiki vb3trans Complexfrom-bogi synonymouswithfirstexample,butadds -kiemph Tocontinuedoingsthguntil emphasistoyou.Galaibodibikaimilavau. eveningIuvalamsi wala ibugikilit. it is not fitting that it should be returned They went on It must not go back 1 Samuel 6.3. Note thatweepinguntilevening.Galakamkwam tatoulawalaibugikididnoteatuntil syn. -budoki may also function as a modal.They -bwadiKiliviladialectformof-bodiisevening Judges 20.26. -bugibogwavb 1 Complex fromvbvbsometimes found. adv. 1. To be night-time already. -BOGAU vb4 Alsooccursas-bugau2. To be the first night of a sequence. Ant.and-bugwau1.Toworkdeathmagic.bugivau. Syn. -bolata.3. Last night. Syn. lova. 2. To haunt.-bugivau vb3 pl -bugiwovauComplex ,bogau n3 pl bubogauAlsofoundasfromvbvb adv Thenextevening,next , . bugauandbugwauorbwagauKilivilanight C.f. -bugibogwa. dialect. 1. Malignant spirit; not the ghost of a-bugiwovau pl of-bugivau1.Ondepartedhumanbutaspiritinhabitingthesuccessive evenings in the future. land and invoked for evil purposes, to bring2. In the evenings night after night. May sickness and death to the living. Syn. baloma.refer to a succession on evenings in the past 2. The activity of working sorcery to causeor the future Note: While bugitala is never sickness or death. Syn. silami, kwega, wogeva.used for tomorrow, bugiyu and bugitolu are 3. Any signs that the tobogau has been atusedforthedayaftertomorrowandtwo workarealsoreferredtoasbogau.Syn.days after tomorrow. silami, bulubolata.-gabogi vb1 fromreduplbugibogiTotobogaun 3 1. A sorcerer; a man havingget very dark.the power to call upon the bogau. He is alsogabogi temp 1.Lateatnight,aboutreferred to as tobubogau, which may refer tomidnight before bulubuvisiga, q.v. amanhavingthepowerofinvokingmany2. Any night time when it is very dark. The evil spirits. or collectively to a group of menwee small hours. Syn. dumdabogi. with this power. Syn. mlukwausa.gabugi-temp Derived from -gabogi to get 2. Sorcery, death magic.dark. Occurs as first part of compound nouns, tobubogau n Complex ofplbubogau cl mostlytemporalterms,havingthesenseofto 1 -adulthuman.1.Agroupofsorcerers,thedarktimes,veryearlybeforedawn working to bring death on a victim.'