b'-WOLULUWA vb2 Torushtogether-WONANAvb 3 intrans trans, see -wonani To -wo 4 luluwa.issueanorder,togiveorders,torule. -WOLUSAULA adj Tobefinished,allgoneSyn. -karaiwaga. -wonanivb 3 trans To order a group to wolu 2 -saula. do sthg, as to direct them to move to another -WOM vb4 Subjsmokefillsaplacevillage or to a different house.-womi.-wonanavb modal Functions in the VP as -WOMI vb4 Alsofoundas-wom.1.Tofirst in a string of two verbs, stating the mode of action of the second or main verb, having emanate,fillup,eddyaboutsubjsmoke,the sense of an action about to be performed may also refer to odour, noise.Maiina iwomitobeabouttodosthg,oranaction bwalaodour filled the house.Lowalowa Theperformedwithunanimousintent,tobeofA mist eddied about the village. Inone mind in doing sthg. Note that in common iwom valuthis phrase the reference may be to physicalwith other modal verbs the subj prefix occurs soiling,ortoasituationwhichhasonlyin3 rd psgform.Iwonanabivagaisi emotionallyupsetthesubject.makawala Ofonemindtheyactedthus. Syn. -simani, -miliaki, -yuvinaki. iwomiwowola phr Lit.ItisstucktoIwonanabikatuwakeda Hestartedtoleave Judg 19.8. Syn. gulitinidesi. hisbody.1.Tocover,totallyaffecthim -katuwonanavb 2subj bodily filth. The ref may be to physical To get a group ready to dirt or to moral evil. Syn. -kogiaki.do sthg. Syn. -katumlikwai.2.Tobeemotionallyupset,devastatedby-WONAU vb1 Tobesomedistanceaway sthg.Gatuiwomiwowogu Filthsoilsmy-wonaku. body. Syn. iyokwai wowola.-WONUvb 2 3. Sthg decorates his body, and he cannot To go turtle-hunting.wonu n3 Alsofoundaswolu 1 . doanythingwhichwillspoilthepainted pattern which must betherefor the dance.Superordinate term for turtle, six species of Syn. ibugi wowola.which are recognised, as follows: kabayuma, kounanama,wonubabadeya,wonukilekile, -WONA vb3intrans redupl -unowona,seewonu laguva, wonu monogu.Cl 1 - specifies , na -woni To plan secretly, hatch a plot. trans this and all marine life except mollusca.-woni vb3trans Toplansthg,prepare WOO exclam Anexpressionofsympathy plan, details of plot. wo 1 . -WONAKUvb 1 Also occurs as -wonau. To beWOOIexclam 1 . some distance away from here. Usually used An angry cry wowith negative as an assurance.Gala iwonaku WOPOIn 3 A tight belt worn high on waistIt isnt far from here. Syn. -manaku, -woulola.sometimeswornverytightintimesof wonaku n3 Alsooccursaswonau.Thehunger.Kugigi kam wopoi Tighten your belt. length,height,distance.Kalawonaku Its WORUn 3 from English A large excavation, height,itslength.Syn. manaku, manau,Ant., kukupi.esp a hole dug through rock for some special towonakunpl purpose, as for a well or pit toilet, usu c 3m ,touwonaku A tall person.to 5m deep. , -wonaku adj2 pluwonakuAlsooccurs as-wonau.OccursusuallysuffixedtoWOSA 1 n 3 A group of people assisting chiefclassifier,as:KaiwonakuTalltree,var osa. Kaduwonaku Towonaku2 A long track,A tallWOSA n 3person,Yauwonaku Longgarmentssee, from English A horse recognised use ofpl in pictures, occas seen as carved figure.-uwonaku. Syn -manaku.okaduwonaku loc adj Atagreat-WOSAU vb4 Subjwindblowssthgback distanceaway.Note:Thislexemeisin-uusewa. frequent use, however the syn forms manaku,WOSEPUnmanauarearchaicandhavevirtually A type of fishing net var. sepu. -WOSEWA vb4 Subjwindblowsback disappearedfrommoderntexts.Seenote with manaku. Syn. -kadumanaku, -kadusoya.-uusewa. poninawonakucl adjA deep pit.The longhouse.bwala kwaiwonauphr'