b'ina kwaitabwabogwaphr Lit. One verynobwakulikabilia lit.Iwillbringtheiroriginal thing. An exclamation of wonder athorror war I will pursue them with war Jer some spectacular event.29.18. BOGWALAexclam Already, done! bogwa 1BOKESI n3fromEnglish1.Abox,any ,emph -la.wooden container. BOIn 3 A species of wading bird described2. A coffin, box made for burial of dead.by Beran as the brown heron; may generally-BOKUvb 2redupl-bukuboku. To cough; to ,describe the crane, egret, heron. C.f. boituva.hawk, clear throat. -bokusasila vb2 Compoundof-bokuto BOIKA n3 Aspeciesoffishofthefolk coughsasa passage dat-la. To clear the taxonomykibolu seaperchfamily,identified astheSpottedlongtom,55cm Tylosurusthroat, to harrumph. punctulatus Munro159,likepl10.Syn. -vieiboku vb2 Compoundof-via 1,and-boku.Toyodeltosingasongwith lova.yodelling chorus lit. to hit-cough. BOITUVAn 3 nauliwalinabukuboku phr Anecholit.Species of wading bird, catches smallfish, describedbyBeranasthewhitethethinwomancoughing.Seesimilarphr heron. Related to the boi.under uliwali.The black palm; timber prized,BOKAYALAn 3 -BOKULIvb 4redupl-bubokuli 1. To follow forspears,durablehouseflooring,puluta,after s.o. stirrers,anylongstraighttimberitem.2.Tofollowsoastoaccompanys.o. Superordinate pulopola.Syn. -kwaiabu. BOKAIKENA n3 Aspeciesofcreeperwith3. To be with s.o. for protection 4.Toemulates.o.,uses.o.asamodel. edible fruit.C.f. -taikuli. BOKAIYALAn 3 nobwakuli n3 CompoundAlso known as milikutu. The black palm, the timber of which used for theof-no 1 bokuli.Lit.Flight-blows.Blows makingofspears,espthesilamata,awhicharestruckwhichputs.o.an throwing spear used in warfare.opponent, a pestering animal to flight. The -BOKVILAvb 3 intransredupl flight-blowsfollowafterandencourage ,-bubwakavila,dismissaloftheenemy.Bavigakikasi seetrans -bokaviliAlsooccurs nobwakuli matausina kabiliamolusaulalelia as-bwakvila.Tochase,intendingtocatch, ,sthg. Close pursuit. C.f. -vakoli.lit.Iwillmaketheirflight-blowswar, -bokavilivb 3 trans starvation, disease I will pursue them withAlso found as -bokaili.war, starvation and disease Jer 29.18. 1. To chase people away, disperse them with sticks, stones.-BOKUSASILAvb 2 To harrumph, clear throat 2. To bring back what you have seized or-boku. caught.Tomota bibokavilaisi tomitugaga The-BOLA vb2 redupl-bulobola1.Tomourn peoplewillpursuetheevilonesPs37.9.,Syn. -kaleu.subj a community. bokvilan 3 2. To show respect for the dead.A chase, pursuit. Also occurs-bulobolavb 2 reduplas bwakvila. 1. To daydream, be bwakvila n3 Kiliviladialectformofin a brown study. 2.Toappearattentivebutbethinkingof bokvila,whichalsooccursinthisforminother things. ThereduplKavataria dialect. -bulobola is used in tobubwakvila n3 Compoundofbody-partphrasesasidiomsforemotive 3 states, having the sense to long for, mourn to bokvila redupl. One who is alwaysfor. Syn. -kakata matila. chasingpeopleawayfromhisfruittrees, land,etc.C.f.-butu andcomplex 1 ibulobolalopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis forms-yobutu,-katubutu,-vabutu.Syn.longing.Heyearnsforsthgunatainable;he toyubayoba, -yabi.longs for what he cannot have. 1 ibulobolamatala phr Lit.Hiseyesare nobwakulin bokuli.Compound of no longing. 1. He looks with longing on what he A horror; anything which startles or causesknows he cannot have. people, animals to flee.Yeigu bavigaki kasi'