b'woula 2 n 3-misiwoya vb2 CompoundofmisiA traditional payment. tiliawaiwoula phr Paymentgivenor-woya.Tobesoundasleep,sleepingexpected for exclamations of praise, groanssoundlyordeeply.Lokutitanunupulasie of sympathy in mourning, etc.makatekibukumisiwoyasi Youaredrowsywolelan Complex of woula 2purp-la 5 .andreadytofallintoadeepsleepIsaiahPayment for customary acts or vocalisations29.10. Syn. -kaligiwoya. which praise a dancer, take part in kopoi, etc.WOUYO- cl1basicproperty subcl. Its payment. subordinatetokwai-Alsofoundaswo 4 -. -WOULA 3 vb 4 pl-woulaisi To let down sail.Derivedfrom-wovau,reduplof-vaunew. , Mapaila iuwoulaisi laya SpecifiesnewnessasaqualitysthgSo they let down the sail Acts 27.17.possesses,mayrefertoanynewthing.Not -WOULA 4vb3intrans seetrans-woli 3 Tooftenfound.Note:Theexclamationwo ,indicating wonder or admiration may also be weave, to bind together. Syn. -vila 5 . aderivationalsourceofthiscl.Thelast-woli 3vb3trans 1.Toweavesthg,to example text which uses both the classifier weave a mat or basket.anditsvariantformsupportsthis.2. To bind together items using the frondMawouyona tarautusi ofacoconutpalm,weavingleavesaroundThat new pair of pants. Mawouyona woveka item.Minana ikau tatala peta eiwoli metoyaThat great new thing.To go around sthg var. pitapatilaShetookabasketshehadmade-WOVILI 1 vb 3 transfrom reeds Exod 2.3.-va 2 vila 1 . WOULA 5n2 Thebodynotpossessed-WOVILI 2vb4 Subjwindchangeswowola.-uuvila 1 . WOULAWKUVA n ThenakedbodyWOWAU 1n Anitinerantlifestyle-wau. wowola.redupl-WOULOLA n1 Lengthorbreadthvar.WOWAU 2n3 Mayalsooccuraswawau.Awoloula.speciesoffish,ofthefolktaxonyudigaga WOULOLAMILITAILA phr Lateronvar.family. woloula.WOWELAn 5Its rubbish wawa-la 5 . -la-WOUWAvb 1 redupl 1 .WOWOLAn 2 pluwosi His body. RefersBearing fruit -uwa , -WOUYAvb 2 redupl-wouwouya, wowouyatowholebodyofhumanoranimal,inthe ,caseofhuman,itinflectswithclass1 Alsooccursas-woya.1.Tobeperplexed,possession. For animal bodies the suffix of 3 rdbewildered.p sg and pl only is used. 2.Tohesitate.Syn.mna,aiseki.Thisverb woulan 1 The body unpossessed. The appearsassubjectoftwostativeclauses where body part terms are used as emotivebodyasaeuphemismforsexuallyrelated idioms:terms is seen in some phrases, as shown. ibobuwowola phr Heiscircumcised iwouyamatala phr Lit.Hiseyesare foreskin of penis removed. Not a practice in bewildered.Helooksaboutperplexed,heKiriwina society, but the biblical detailing of looks from side to side trying to decide whichtheJewishcustomisunderstoodand item to choose. Syn. iwouya nona.described by this phrase. iwouyananola phr Lit.Hismindis wowolaminana phr Hervagina.When bewildered.Heisindoubtaboutsome action, he sways back and forth between twospokenofinopenconversationthisphrase ideas, he hesitates between several choices.used,directreferencetothevaginabeing -kaligiwoya vb1 Compoundconsideredcoarselanguageespinmixed company.Ikaibigaoyamaguokaikegu from-kaligawouya.Tobeapparentlyakovasuya ouwosidead,tostopbreathingwhileasleep. He said I thrust into their Syn. -misiwoya, -misiktuva.bodies with my hands and my feet a woman igiwouya n Compoundofigi 1 -wouya.reportingherdelinquenthusbands conversation. An uncertain wind, a fitful breeze.wowogu sopilaphr My semen. sopi itself water, sometimes a term with deep cultural'