b'-vilimguguli vb3trans Alsofound-kovila 3 vb 4 Also found as -kauvili. 1. To as-vilimgugoli.Toheapupanddistributesplit apart axe splitting wood. items each heap going to a named recipient,2. To untwist or untangle a plaited threadin meeting obligations. A heap usually has asothatthethreadscanbewovenina coreofyams,butmayhaveaddedfish,different way. bunukwa, buwa, mani, etc. A similar process-novilavb 4 To tease out thread.ofheapingandcallingnameofrecipientvilivili adj Curlyhair,hairinverytight whousuallycomesandremovestheheapcurls. Syn. -viriviri 2 . immediatelyoncehisnameiscalledis vili 2 - cl3partition Untwistedpiecefollowed at other occasions, as for a womensvili 2 -cl. sagali of doba, or mortuary distribution of an-VILA 6 -vb 3 intrans To surround s.o. var. estate.-vilawasivb 2 Derived from a compound-ula. of -vila 4 mitawasi. To be missing, absent-VILA 7adj1 Femalehumanrefonly people,items,stolengoodswhichweretovivila 1 . have been shared, to share the lost items.-VILABOGWA vb2 Tobemarriedfirst ivili lopolaphr 2 2 Lit. His belly shares s.o.s-vila bogwa . burden.Hepitiess.o.deeply,empathises with s.o. -VILABWAILAvb 3 intrans To share fittingly vala 2 - cl3partition Specifiesagarden-vila 4 bwaila.division,oratasksharedordividedVILAGA n Avarietyoftarovar.Syn.via 2 , vala 2 -cl.tula, viya. -VILA 5 vb 4 redupl 2, -vivili Occurs also as -vili,VILAGWADI n Theyoungestgirl-vila - viri.1.Toplait,interweavethreads,a descriptionofthefinalstageofmakingagwadi. VILAKAPUGULA n Adolescentgirl-vila 2pwatai when ends of leaves twined together toformaropetotiepwataiclosed. -kapugula. Syn. -woula.VILAKOTAWAI n Aspeciesofmnumonugrass. 2.Tointertwinestringwithhairfor decoration.Ikugwatawoula,oluvitapini, VILALMILA vb1 SubjaneventTobe bavili wotunu First they weave leaves, then intertwine,Itwisttogetherthestrings.imminent, be near, about to take place, to be Syn. -viri.almost done.vilalmilaloc Nearby, beside, adjacent, a 3. To unravel rope getting thinner cords.The verb describes the motion of twisting orshort distance away.Avai tuta bivilalamila si untwisting,plaitingorundoing.Referstotutabidadaimisi Whenthetimeoftheir cords or sections obtained by unravelling ordestructionisnearDan8.23.Paisewa untwisting, as tobacco may be untwisted intoThis makwaina bogwa eivilalamila biwokuva thinner pieces.Vilitala tobakiOne untwistedworkisalmostdoneEzra5.8.Syn.strand of tobacco katitaikina. -kavili vb4 Alsofoundas-kauvili. -VILAMvb 3 trans To weep for s.o. -valam. Compound of -ka 4 vila 5 . To unravel sthg.VILAMLIA n Sharingofplentifulhrvest -kivili vb4 Alsofoundas-kabivili.Compound of -ki 1 vila 5 . To unravel, twistvila 4 mlia. sthg using fingers. Syn. -kwani.VILAMLAn 2 His lament valam. The reduplicated form -vivila is used in two VILASOLAn 2 2 -sola 1 . compounds: A concubine -vila-kavivilavb 2 3 vila 5 -VILAUBUSIvb 2 2 Compound of -kaTo arrive at a place -vilouredupl-busi 2 . . To eat on one side of mouth lit. to be eating twisted, avoiding use of bad tooth.VILAVALAn 2Syn. -kasaumolu. His shoulder area at front -katuvivila vb4 Compoundof-katuofbaseofneck,includesthroat.Bakeula ovilavagu-vila 5redupl I will carry it on my shoulder. . To be twisted about. itogudu vilavaguphr I am drooping withfatigue.'