b'2. A place on Tuma so described, where theibuluwisi kaipoulaphr Lit. His back is spiritsofdeadwashbeforeenteringTuma.fatigued. He cannot or will not do any hard Sopigilelatomatasikabokiwisi Thewaterwork. Syn other phrases using -buluwisi. called gilela is the washing place for the dead.ibuluwisilopola phr Lit.Hisbellyis-kiwisa bugweiwaphr fatigued. 1. He is tired and stops working,Lit. To wash death signs.Tobeanexpertinreadingsignsathe believes enough work has been done. point of death and so determine causes of2. He has stopped concerning himself withdeath.Washingorlibinationsmaythismatter.Synotherphrases accompanyassessment.Seelistedsignsusing -buluwisi. under bugweiwa. ibuluwisi matalaphr Lit. His eyes are -kosuweu vb4 Compoundfatigued. He stops work as he sees the taskof -ko 2 wisa 1 , by metathesis -suweu. 1. Tothe matter being addressed is finished. He cleanse, wash away filth. Syn. -kodidaimi.feelsthathispunishmentissufficient.Syn. 2. To purify sthg, to rub it clean.Gala avaiisaikimatala,andotherphrasesNo semakavi bikosuweu makwaina mitugagausing -buluwisi. offering will ever remove the consequence ofibuluwisi nanolaphr Lit. His mind isthis sin 1 Sml 3.14. Syn. -kikisi, -kasuweiwa.fatigued.Heistiredoutbystudyingand-miliwisi vb4 Compoundmustrest,hecannolongertakepartinaof-milawisa 1 .Tobecomeclean,tovillageconcern.Synotherphrases cleansesthgfromthemind,beliberatedusing -buluwisi. fromabadmemory.Avaitutaimiliwisiibuluwisi taigalaphr Lit. His ears arenanamsaWhen he got over that memory 2fatigued.HehasheardsomuchthatheSml 13.39.cannotlistenanymore;hisearshavebeen -WISA 2 vb 2 redupl punished enough, and he will not listen. Syn , -wiwisa 1. Subj sthg badother phrases using -buluwisi. ortroublesomeTofinish,toceasebeingaibuluwisi wowolaphrtrouble, as smoky fire finishes smoking and is Lit. His body is now burning well, or sickness is finished andfatigued. He is too tired to do any more. He person now feeling well.feelsheisbeingoverworked.Synother 2. Subj vigour, bodily strength To finish,phrases using -buluwisi.ibuluwisiyamala phr Lit.Hishands be exhausted. 3. Subj person To be weary, tired.are fatigued. He must rest, for his arms are sorefromworking.Synotherphrases -buluwisi vb4 Compound using -buluwisi. of-bulu 1 wisa 2 -.1.Totireyouout,to , fatigues.o.subjiscauseoffatigue.-WITALA vb3intrans seetrans-witaliTo Kakalawa ibuluwisaigusend. Syn. -vayaba, -yoba. Reading fatigues me. 2.Tomakewearyonepartororganof -witali vb3trans Tosendsthg.body.Adirectreftofatigue.TheorganSyn. -viyabi, -ulisali. namedisover-worked,strained,wearied,WIWILIA n3 Aspeciesoffishofthefolk kwai,matila,yamila,lula,taigila,woula, dabila, nona, kaipou. This compound is usedtaxon toma family herring, identified as the in stative phrases which have body parts asTarpon or One-eyed herring, 1 m,Megalops subjects, having the sense either of phys ref, Munro 29, pl 3. cyprinoidesor as idioms for emotions.WIWITUn 3 1. A long burrow of animal. ibuluwisidabala phr Lit.Hisheadis 2.Ahidingplace.Wiwitunobwalafatigued. 1. He is so tired that he must rest.kwewonakuis a long burrow of s.o Wiwitu He 2. He feels he has been punished enough forlost in jungle.Bogwa ikapatu wiwituis hismistakes.Synotherphrasessilent in a hiding place. using -buluwisi.WIYAvb 4ibuluwisi kaikelaphr Lit. His feet are 1. To sort out, pick out separating good from bad. fatigued. He has walked too far and needs2.Toseparate,choosetheitemswitha resteitherphysreforidiomfor withdrawingfromsomematter.Synotherdesired quality, as separating those taitu best phrases using -buluwisi.suitedforseed,orchoosingthekaloumwa beads with best red tone.'