b'-eiwiyaposola phr Lit.HisnavelhasWODAGAn Also occurs as wodagila. A vineseparated.SubjfatpersonHisnavelhasusedforlashinginhouseconstruction, disappearedinhisbulgingbelly.Taitalaregarded as being very good for this. saina tokaitubwa e posola bogwa bitamwau,WODAGILA n Avineusedinlashingvar. bitalivala eiwiya posolaIf there is a person wodaga. so fat that his navel has almost disappeared,peoplesayHehaslosthisnavel.KuwiyaWODILA n2 Themouthunpossessed taitu wodola.Separate the good taitu. Syn. kukili taitu. WO 1exclam Mayalsooccuraswoo.AnWODOLA n2 Hismouth.Inflectswithexclamationwithmanydifferentstrengths,class 1 possession suffix. some of which are mentioned here. 1. Whenwodolan pludosi 1. Any opening which , uttered sharply, medium to high intonation,isanentrancetosthg,asthemouthofa denotesamazement,astonishment.Syn.wa,kauya basket, entrance to a harbour.Kauyela wei, wi.wodolamouth of his shoulder-bag. Syn. The 2.Whenutteredinlengthenedform,lowudokota.intonation, denotes sympathy. Syn. aai.2. Its beak bird.3. When uttered with creaky voice overlaywodola isasaphr Lit. His mouth is gapped. andmediumintonation,mayindicateHe has a harelip describes a deformity.annoyance or anger. Syn. a 1 .udo-combining form Also occurs as uda, woo exclam Utteredwithlowsoftudu.Usedasfirstpartofcompoundstemsintonation,indicatessympathyorsadness,usu to show a speech act, the nature of which supporting grieving, or comforting a child.isdefinedinthesecondpartofthestem.wooi exclam UtteredwithcreakyvoiceWodolahismouthisusedinphrasesoverlay,andsharpintonation,indicateswithbodyparttermsasametaphorfor anger or disgust at s.o.s behaviour. Syn. wo.emotional speech: WO 2 - cl Specifiesanyjointinbuilding He speaks vigorously ikaika wodolaphrin support of a needy person. securedbylashing.Mawonawoyuwela Theikusawodola phr Lit.Itisshorthis secondlashing.Mayalsospecifyalashing made at any place to strengthen or stabilisemouth. He cannot do full justice to anything structure.Wotala baisa, wotala baisa, wotalahe attempts to describe, his praises fall short baisa ofthetruthorreality.Syn.ikusidabala,A comment made when showing howkaikela, taigala, etc. komalogaitemcarriedwithgreatcaree.g.ipulopwalawodola phr Alsooccursas kuvipitiiscarried,withmanysupport lashings.ipulopolawodola.Hespeaksgently,he talkswithcircumspectionaboutsthg,heis WO 3 - combining form Derivedfrom-uu-,tactful in the way he speaks about delicateOccursasfirstpartofcompoundswhichor sensitive matters. Syn. ipulopwala matala, relatetowindmovements.Thefollowingtaigala, yamala etc. compoundsemploythisituvaluwawodola phr Hespeaksoutform:-wolasi,-wonisi,-wosewabravelyregardlessofhisownsafetyinan -wosau, -wotuli, wovili.argument. Syn. ituvaluwa nanola etc.iulikiwodola phr Lit.Itiscoveredhis WO 4 -cl cl Variant form of wouyo-.mouth.Hespeakshesitantly,wishingtobe WO 5 sc Occurs as first part of forms relatingnot heard by many.to string use wotunu.-WODUvb 2 redupl, -uduwodu Derived from-WOBAUcladj A good, effective lashingwodola.Tospeakopenly,speakinpublic, wo 2 bau.proclaim loudly. 1vb4 Alsofoundas-wobau. -uduwodu vb2redupl Tobespeaking -waibauCompound of -wai 3to lash-bau. 1. To lashopenly, speaking loudly This is usu with neg load securely.gala uduwodu lit. not proclaiming loudly to 2. To carry items with care, effectively.be speaking softly, gently, to be soft-spoken, -WOBKULA vb2 Toceasebearingfruittaciturn.-wokuva-bkula.'