b'VITUBUBOTI vb3trans Toforetellsthgseed 7cm dia in pod, which may be cooked-vitoubbuta.and eaten. -VITUBWI vb3trans TonurturechildVIVIAn 3 Mans pubic leaf madefrom the-va 1 tubwa.calyxoftheflowerofabetelnutpalm. Isikam vivia titoulela -VITUKOKOLA vb3intrans TofrightenBy himself he puts on a vivia from a list of stages in the growth of a -vitou kokola.child. VITUGAGA n Falseteachings-vitulokiviviayagopu phr Apoorqualityvivia -gaga 2 .tatty, badly-fitting. the sort of vivia worn by VITUKOKOLAn s.o. in mourning.A threat -vitoukokola.viviayamagaga phr Aworn-outvivia,-VITUKOLI vb4 Toreachouthand,todobadly fitted.sthg -vitoukoli 1 . -nini viviavb To make a vivia. -VITUKUKOLI vb3trans Tofrightens.o.VIVIDU n3 Aspeciesoftree,thegumof-vitoukokola.which is used as glue. -VITULOKI 1vb4 redupl -uvituloki1.ToVVILA 1n3 pl vivlaAwoman,anadult ,, teach, instruct, advise s.o. Syn. -livala.femalehuman.Specifiedcollectivelybycl 2. To show, demonstrate sthg.to 1 - when a group made up of both men and vituloki n3 Teaching,instruction,women and by na 2 - when women only. demonstration.-vila 7adj pl -uvilaFemale,feminine , tovitulokin humanrefonly,commonlysuffixedtoA teacher, school-teacher.-vitulokibogwa vb4 Complexclassifier. Ant. mwala.of -vitulokibogwa 2 . To show sthg for thegiyouvila n Awomanwhohaschieflyfirst time.rank. Some women have in the past ruled as -VITULOKIvb4 Torest,relax,be 2 chiefsintheirvillage.BadokaimgiyouvilaI will call you madam chief This comment was accustomed.Note:Sometimesfoundby metathesisas-vitukoli,see-koli 1 .Inthisaddressed to my wife, who as the wife of a sense appears in phrases as shown:missionarywasnormallyaddressedas ivitulokikaikela phr HecrosseshislegsMarama. -milavivilavb 2foot over foot. Occurs as a compound or ivituloki valuphr a verb phrase. To act in a womanly fashion,The place is accustomedto do womens work. tosthg,thepeopleareusedtothis-sipuvivila vb2 Compoundofsipu 3 - behaviour.ivituloki wowolaphr vivila 1 .1.Totieaknotasawomandoes,He is accustomed tospecifically a grannys knot. this place, he is acclimatised. 2. Either to tie a poor knot or else to twist-VITUSIvb 3 trans To recognise s.o. -vatusi.ends of string together. Ant. -sipumwala. 1 vila 2 sc Also occurs as ila-, ina. Occurs as VITUVATUn3 Truereportofbadbehaviour -vatusi.first part of compound stems with the sense ofahumanfemale.Alsousedsynto-vai 2 . -VITUVATU 2 vb 2 redupl Making grass skirts Syn. navivila, Ant. to-, namwala. -vatu 2 .vilagwadi, n Alsofoundasilagwadi,-VITUVILUWIvb 3 trans To make s.o. braveinagwadi,vinagwadi.Compoundofvila 2 va 1 tuvaluwa.gwadi. 1. The youngest girl in a group. -VITUWOLI vb3trans Towalks.o.with 2. The youngest female sibling in a family. Syn. kasusu, luluboda, Ant. molagwadi group -va 2 taula.vilakapugula n CompoundfromVIVI n3 Amedium-sizedtree5to10m,vilakapugula.Anunmarriedyoungidentifiedasavarietyofchest6nuttreewoman. Note, although the verb -kapugula is Inocarpus fagifer. The timber of this tree isfrequently used with the very specific sense very light. The leaves were used by Kaisigaofengaginginpremaritalsexactivity,the peopleformakingsails.Bearsalargeflatterm vilakapugula does not necessarily have thisassociation,andisfreelyusedin'