b'W w -WA 1vb3intrans seetrans -wai 2 Togorestrictionalsoapplies , away from here, to leave this place.Bawato-maiki,-makaia,-loki,-lokaia.Kuwoiki bitalawill leave here we-two-will go tomatauna la bukiI Take him his book. , To take s.o. his your place. Syn. -la, -ma.-wokaiavb 3 double obj-wai 2 vb 3 trans 1. To take sthg, s.o. toitem.Bawokaiammvavagi Iwilltakeyouplace. Syn. -woi, -wioi, -woiki-, -wokaia. Seeyour goods.similar series in other vbs marking arrival or -luviwoivb 4 1 -woi.Compound of -lovadeparture: -ma, -mai, -mioi, -maiki, -makaia,- To throw sthg into place. Syn. -luwai. la,-lau,-loki,-lokaia.2.Tocarrynews,to -siwoiavb 4 2 woi. ToCompound of -siannouncesthg.IwaibigaHecarriesaput sthg inside there. message.WA 2 loc proclitic3. To call out sthg, to exclaim may be an This proclitic occurs on the initial margin of the locative NP, having the involuntaryexclamation,ass.o.atpointofsenseat,to,towards,near,etc,thecontext death crying out words, this generally noteddeterminingwhichglossisbestapplied.As aspointingtocauseofdeath.Iwawaikalawa is a single word bearing stress it is never He is calling out his mystic insight.affixed to the following word although some wabu locativewordscommencewiththesyllable 4.Toassent,indicateagreementor acquiescencebybodylanguageindicatingwa-, see walakaiwa, watanawa, etc his agreement. See phrase iwai kulula.o 2 -loc prefix-suwa vb2 pl -suwaisiCompound Prefixed to the word which ,locates sthg, wa 2 # is usu followed by a word of-suwa 1 .Togoinoverthere.bearing stress in its first syllable, as w wga Ant. -suma.by the canoe, w kya on the hill. But if that iwai kululaphr Lit. He takes his head-hair.firstsyllableofthefollowingwordisnot Heshowsthatheassentsoragreesbyastressed,itbecomesalocativebybeing slight dipping motion of his head, a gestureprefixedwitho-,asinthewordkaukwda indicatingreverenceorrespecttowardsoutsideokaukweda in the outside area, or speaker. Syn. -tamapola, -gisamapu. with the phrase la waga his canoeola waga -waiki vb3 dualobj Complexof-wa ,inhiscanoe.Thereareexceptions,the loc-ki. To carry sthg to s.o. Note comment locative term in the village may be found as on-woiki,whichalsoappliestothisform.w vlu or ovlu. One particular use must be notedwhereo-isprefixedtopossessive Kuwaikimataunamapulalapaisewa Take him his wages. Syn. -wokaia.personal pronouns class 2 and 3, where the -waisesila vb2 Compoundof-wai stressedsyllableisplacedregularlyonthe -sesila.Tostandinafalsemannerasifpenultimate,aslawgabesidehiscanoe, you are important.okla gbula on his beard. Note: The 1 stp sg towaisesila n Aself-importantperson possmarkerulowhenusedinalocative standinguppublicly.Avaitutabukutotuchanges to ogu. Thus lo bwla my houseomatala guyau, gala bukutowaisesila mwadagubwlainmyhouse.Theform*ouloisWhen you stand beforeneverfound.Thisprefixregularlyappears yoku taitala todabalathe king, dont try to impress him or pretendwith those locatives derived from body part to be important Prov 25.6. terms,aslocativeexpressionstheydonot -woi vb3trans Alsofoundas-weya 2refertosomeonesbody,as:matalahis thoughthismaybeKiliviladialect,oreyes, omatala in front of anything, papala as -wioi. To take sthg away from here, to ahisside,opapalabesidesthgors.o., specific destination. Syn. -wai.lopolahisbelly,olopolainsidesthg, -woiki vb4 doubleobj Alsofound ,tapwala his back, otapwala behind sthg, as -wioki, uyoki. Complex of woi loc -ki. Tos.o These locatives derived from body part take sthg to a specific place. Note double obj.terms do not inflect, occurring only in sg or pl Note: this form is limited to 3 rdp object only.forms as: omatala in front of sthg, omitasi For1 st or2 nd pobjectsuffixedtotheverbinfrontofthosethings,otapwalabehind stemtheform-wokaiamustbeused.This'