b'conversation by respectable ladies with the-yokavivila vb4 CompoundsenseadolescentgirlorbeforeIwasof-yo 1 ka 1 -vivila 1 .1.Tocomplain married. Syn. nakapugula, Ant. toulatila.about sthg. Syn. -takumdu. viluluwala n Alsofoundasiluluwala.2.Topleaddesperately.Syn.-komaFemalesiblinginfamilygroupmidwaylopola.Note:Thisformhasbeenplaced betweeneldestandyoungestmember.Ant.here, but it could be a variant form of -kavila moluluwala.under vila 1 .vilitomoya n plvilitummoyaAlsofoundkaitovivilan, A woman who looks capable asilitomoya.1.Eldestfemalesiblinginabut does not do any work. family group. Ant. molitomoya. -kaguvivil phr exclam Arebuke,Hey! , 2. To become an old woman. Ant. vinumoya.Enough of that! Syn.phr Kam tau! vilelan purp 5Also found as ilela. A -la -VIVILA 2adj Femaleanimals,trees,etc. womanofplace,activity.Ant.gudila, toulela.suffixed to relevant classifiers, as below: navivilaadjilela See vilela. Female animals, birds, larger insectsasbutterflies,largemoths.Ant. -vilayawa vb2 Compound-vila 2 -and namwala. yawa.Tomarryanumberofwives,havekaivivilaadj Female trees. Notably the several wives. vilayawa n Agroupofwives,polygamy.pawpaw,asthekaimwalamustbeplanted amongstthekaivivilawhichthenbearfruit Note: this is the right or koni of chiefs, theheavily.higher ranks being considered able to marrykwaivivila adj Femalemagicstones. manywomen,bythismeansinthepast gaining considerable prestige and wealth, asThese found in the equipment of the towosi the traditional owner of the yams harvestedgardenmagicianwhoplacesthe each year was the woman, the produce beingkwaimwalamalestoneinthegardento given her by her brother. Thus a chief withprotect it from marauders and thieves, while ten wives would become the possessor of tenthekwaivivilafemalestoneisplacedinthe food gardens. When mission work first beganbwaima yam house to promote care of yams, in 1894 the paramount chief Enamakala wasprotect against rot and theft. In specimens I saidtohavefortywives.Photoofhave seen the male stone has the appearance Enamakala with some of his wivesof a phallus, and the female bears similarity vil exclam Alsooccursasve,vei 2 .Heytoavenusfigure.Illustration-photoor drawing of the two stones from Mlosaida. woman!vocativeformofaddresstoa yavivilan 3woman. Female creepers, ferns. viloexclam Also occurs as vevela. Hey,-VVILA 3 vb 2 redupl-vivvila 1. To appear, , He youwoman!emphaticvocativeformofcome suddenly into view.Ivivila itamwau address to a woman.appearedthendisappeared.Syn.-kavila, im 2 n A woman of place. Form limitedAnt. -tamwau.to a single woman from a specific village.Im2.Toglitter,flash,sparkle,gleambrightlyTukwaukwa of anything which catches the light of sun, asA woman of Tukwaukwa village. Syn. vila-, vilela, Ant. guma.drop of rain on leaf, piece of glass in grass, -butuvivilavb 3 To behave like a womanalsotorchlightflashingoutatnight.Thisof a man who likes to cook, sweep, become aform occurs as a second part of compounds partofthewomensgroup,etcwhichhavethesenseofmovingabout, Syn. -kavvila.twisting or squirming. Syn. -guyugwayu. tobutuvivila n Amanwhoselifestyleis-kanuvivila vb2 Compoundlike a womans.of-kenuvivila 3 .Subjfoetusinwomb, -tubuvivila vb3 bymetathesisinfants 1. To squirm about. ,from-butuvivilaVariantform,seethe2. To sleep restlessly. Syn. -vilavala. commoner form above -butuvivila.-katuvivila vb4 Compound-kavivilavb 4 5 -vivila 1 .of-katuvivila 3 .1.TomoveaboutCompound of -ka1. To do womens work.restlessly, be twisted back and forth. 2.Todothingsinawomanlyway.Syn.2. Subj sea waves To rock about, to rockmilavibila, -butuvivila.boat.'