b'flexibleitems:1.CertainentrailsinaManyarenegativeexperiencesofhunger, butchered pig. Syn. gipema.illness,etc.,althoughsometimesthe2.Thechangingcolourbehaviourseeninexperience is of agreeable things. tentaclesofoctopusasitmovesacrossiwakineuya phr Lit.Hegoesintorocks.friendlessness.Toexperienceisolation,lack WAKAUn 3 of friends, desolation.1. A fireplace, any place preparediwakisilaveva phr Lit.Hegoesinto to accommodate a fire.2. Anything used to carry fire or coals fromforaging.Tolivebybeggingorforaging one place to another.Iwaiyasi wakau opapalagrazing,liveonwhateveryouchanceto kali Theybuiltfireplacesagainstthewallfindorcangetfromothersasyouwander about. Syn. -veva 1 . Ezek 46.23.iwaki moluphr Lit. He goes into hunger.WAKEYA n3 Aspeciesofbanana,grownTo be starved, looking for food in famine, butmainly for the leaf which is considered besthunger keeps on and on. Syn. iwaki molou. for making doba and womens skirt wealth.iwakikatumlomolu phr Lit.HegoestoWAKIvb 4 1 - loc toothlessness. To be utterly destitute throughComplex of -wa-ki. Thesestarvation. terms may belong formally within the entry 1 Some text examples show -waki functioning headed-wa ,butastheyhavedeveloped distrinct fields of meaning I have placed themin similar ways.1 2 iwakimatala phr Lit.Itgoestohis under -wakiand -waki . eyes.Note:Thisspeechformulaismore -WAKI 1 vb 4 1 - loc complex,asfoodorsthgdesiredisanComplex of -wa-ki. These senses show a literal meaning of the subjecthallucinationappearingasasecondobj. going into the object in some way. 1. To go toIwaki matala kaula He wanders hallucinating a place, dribble down into an object.Kalaseeingfoodalwaysbeforehimamental bubwaluwabiuwakiwalakalagabula Hisstate,alsosaidtobetheexperienceofasaliva would br dribbling down to his beardpersonclosetodeathwhocallsouthis 1 Sml 21.13, of s.o. feigning madness.hallucinationinhisdyingmoments.Iwaki2. To season or flavour food as flavour ofmatalabuwaAbetelnutcomestohiseyes pork in cooking pot will go into and seasonandthushisdeathisattributedtoa the meal of yams etc being cooked subj ispoisonedbetelnutSynsentenceiwawai itemaddedtoseasonthemeal.kalawabu HecriesouthisdeathcauseSyn. -sabali, -kavava, gilazgaluva, gwaba.object.Iwaki mitamaisi kaula Images of food 3.Toanointbodysubjscentedoiltobepass before us.Iwaki agu somatalit. it goes rubbed on. Syn. -saiki, -katumalasi, -bugi.to my fatigue My weariness never stops, Oh, 4.Tobefoulthebodysubjcorpse,whenwearyme!Kuluvaimwaimasiiuwakaimasiheld in custom of kopoi.neuyaYouleftushelplesslit.Youcastus5. To lie across corpse in grieving, touchingaside it went to us friendless Psalm 44.19.and crying out.Biwakaidasipikwaku Itwenttoushopes6. To strike against s.o., act angrily towardswhichneverhappen,Hopeseludeuss.o.Bawakinambwailimbalau Iwillstrikenothingeverhappensthewaywehoped down and take the one you love most EzekforEzek12.22.UsedtotranslateTime 24.16.goes by and predictions come to nothing. 7. To present or show face to s.o.Mabila 2.Toexperiencesthgcontinuously,tobeiwakaisituboulosikoyaSomepresentedaccustomedtoit.Galaiwakiwowola their backs to the mountain stood with theirmwasawa He hasnt experienced the game a backs to the mountain Josh 8.33.ref to cricket or he cant play cricket, he8. To make or build sthg.Ikauwaisi dakunaisnt a cricketer. iwakaisidakwa Theytookthestonesand-WAKOLAvb 3 intrans seetrans-wakoli To built a stone fence., test,tryout,examine,takeawrittentest. -WAKI 2 vb 4 redupl Syn. -saiya. , -uwaki 1. To experience affliction.Occursasfirstpartofphrase,-wakoli vb3trans Totests.o.Examine,wherethesecondpartofphrstatesthetry sthg out to see if suitable. affliction.Thesesensesshowafigurative wakolan 3 A test, written examination. meaning of going into or experiencing sthg.'