b'WEILOVA n3 Anorphan,achildbereftof-WEIYEI vb2 Maybederivedfromexclamparents, usu adopted into a family and madewei.Towalkabout,seekingsexorsex into servant or slave, la ula. Syn. gumalawa.partner.Minanagalainikolimosilatuta komwaidona biuweiyei walaThis shameless WEIMALIn 3 A mango that burns the mouthwoman always walks about seeking sex. weiwa-mali. -WEIMIMILA vb2 SubjflagTofly,flutter WEIYUGWA n Avineusedinlashingvar. wayugwa. var -waiya 1 mmila. -WEKAIvb 4-WEISOMIvb 2 reduplTo lose interest in life, to have a , -uweisomi May occurpoor attitude, feel burdened by living.Wooi! as-waisomi.1.TotakecareofonesBogwaiwekaiwowogu. Alas!Idontenjoy appearance.life Eccles 12.1. 2. To make oneself presentable, be always washingandcombingetc.WEKU n3 Acarvingmotiffeaturingbirds Syn. -yobwaina, -katumatila.headandbeakasusedforpusodebu, 3.Toprimp,preen.Situtawaisomi,pusogawa. See pattern illustration.bisinata,biptuma,bikailasidgula WhenWEKUKU vb4 Todrysthg,wipesthgdry. they are preening, they comb, put on scented oil, wear feathers.Syn. -talubulabu.touweisomin WELA- cl4groups SpecifiesfishstrungPerson who is always clean, a dapper personality, a dandy Note: it has atogether.Eachstring-bundleanindefinite derogatorysense,asthisisthehabitofanumber of fish, but weight of bundle always c tobugumata or tonunumata. Also to be clean3 kg. Used with name of marine life or fish and decorated is a sign that s.o. will soon die,species, as yena, buliwada, tauya, dubasimila, and it is a shameful thing to draw attentionkaleta,etc.WelayumawelanayenaTwooftothis.Ifchiefstakecarewhens.o. issick,thosestringsoffish.Welavekayoku,taga and decorate and keep clean, this is right, aswelakekitabibodaiguAlargestringoffishtheapproachingdeathisacknowledgedbyforyou,butasmallstringwillsuitme.a good string of whiting all.Butifs.o.iskeepingclean,oiled,Welabwaila loudonadecoratedfornoapparentreason,this-WELIvb 2 reduplregarded with suspicion., -uliweli 1. To nag, pester, be abusive. WEIWA n3 notehigheformAmango,2. To react in some physical sense. , Mangifera minortree,clby kai-; fruit,clby-uliweli vb2redupl 1.Tobenagging,kwai-. Thecl pestering,goingonandonneverstoppingduli- may be used in reference to clusters of mangoes on one stalk.whining. weimalin 3 2. To be jealous.Compound of weiwa-mali.A mango that is very acid, burning the mouth3.Tobecomplainingbitterlyabouts.o. a ref to green or immature mango. No-onebecausehishousebetter,canoesuperior, ownsmangotrees,andwhoevergetsthewife more industrious, etc Syn. -pogi. fruit first is the one who eats it. The mango-welibwailavb 4 To seek to be helpful toseason shows many children with acid burnss.o., be a do-gooder. Ant. -weligaga around their mouths, and for most children-weligagavb 4 Also found as -uligaga. Tothisistheonlywaytheyevergettoeatannoy s.o. very much.mangoes.-kauliweli vb 4 To pester continuously or -kaweiwa vb2 Compoundof-ka 4 -rail at s.o. from jealousy, etcweiwa.Togoandpickmangoes.Alt-kaibigiuliwelivb 4 Compound of -kaibiga compound of -ka 3 -weiwa. To eat mangoes. -weli. 1. To complain to, pester s.o. Syn. -kaweimali.2.Towhineormoanincomplaintover -kaweimali vb2 Compoundof-ka 3 -sthg. weimali.Toeatagreenoracid-tastingtouliweli cl adj Compoundof mango.to 2 weliredupl Apersonwho . WEIWAYAn 3 complainsallthetime,anabusive,jealousAn infant, a child too young toperson. speak. Syn. pwapwawa.nauliweli cl adj Compoundofna 2 weliredupl Namesavarietyof .'