b'Mosilela woulaitubwau wowolaphr He is sick and tired Oh the bodys shame! ofbeinginthatplace.Syn.itubwaudabala, imwasila wowolaphr itubwaumatala,itubwaupopula,itubwauHe is appeased and maynowlistentoreason.Syn.imwasilataigala, -kamagwesi, -somata. dabala,imwasilamatala,imwasilamigila,itutu wowolaphr He is so surprised thatimwasila nanola, iyomsali wowola.he can do nothing but stand and stare noteHe wants that thing. imweiki wowolaphr homophonous form itutu wowogu he struck Syn.ikaunanola,ikauwowola,imweikimy body. Syn. itutu nanola, imata nanola. nanola.ituvaluwawowola phr Heisbraveandinigonigwa wowolaphr He can do manyshowsitbythewayheplaceshisbodyindifferentthings,heisveryclever,hehasplaces of danger, careless of possible injury. manymagicspellsathisdisposal,lotsofSyn.ituvaluwamigila,ituvaluwananola, money to spend as he wishes.ituvaluwa yamala, etc.inimtawowola phr Hehasthehorrorsiwekai wowolaphr He is weary of living, sick fear of a snake.burdened by life, he doesnt enjoy life. ininisi wowolaphr iwomi wowolaphr He is prevented fromHe is extremely angry over sthg he feels day after day. Syn. ininisiworking. matala, ininisi migila, ininisi taigala.iyokwai wowolaphr He is prevented from inunumata wowolaphr doingsthg,sthghindersorpreventshimHe is very lazy, he isaslacker,alwaysidle.Syn.tonunumata,fromactingorworking,asadeath,or itola wowola.visitors,etc.,preventshimfromgoingto ipulopwala wowolaphr He acts in a waywork in the garden. Syn. ibugi wowola, iwomithatshowshisrespectforothers,hiswowola, ikai nanola, -yokwai. behaviourisappropriate.Syn.ipulopwala iyuviyaviwowola phr Hisbodyishotmatala, ipulopwala nanola.through fear or shame. ipwapwasakiwowola phr Hehasfound -WOYA 1vsc Occursassecondpartof lotsofwhathewasseeking.Ant.ikasai wowola.compound verb stems, having the sense of an isalauwowola phr Heisactive,frisky,actionthatissuperlativeorextreme.Ant. moya. alert,brightandbreezy.Syn.isalaudabala,-kaligiwoya vb2 Compoundof-kaliga isalau nanola. isigugumawowola phr Hedoessthg-woya.1.Tobeactuallydead,orina profoundly unconscious state. whichcauseshimtoshudderinrevulsion.2. To be in a deep sleep, apparently dead. Syn.isigugumalopola,isigugumalopola, isiguguma matala, isiguguma nanola.Ant/ -kaligimolila. isimatila wowolaphr-misiwoya vb2 Compoundof-misiHe is neat and clean,-woya.Tobesoundasleep,deadtothe an orderly person. Syn. isimatila migila.world, hard to wake up. Syn. -kaligiwoya. isoloviwowola phr Hefeelsbetternow -mitiwoyala vb4 Compoundof that the worst of his sickness is past. Syn. itau mita 1 woya-laemph 1.Toglance wowola isukudoliwowola phr Hecannotfinishfearfully at s.o., a quick look then turn away. 2. To lose sight of s.o. Syn. -mitiposi. thework,thereismoreworkthanhecan-saiwoya vb2 Compound manage. Syn. ibilibili matala. itattuvawowola phr Heisscared,of-sai 2 woya.Toputmoreinthere. Ant. -saimoya. trembling may be a bodily shuddering or an internalfearorforebodeing.-WOYA 2 vb 3 To beat, strike Kilivila dialect Syn. -tamamalu.-waiya 2 .He feels better now that-WOYAvb2 Tobeperplexedvar. itau wowolaphr 3his sickness is abating, he feels able to cast fearasideandbebrave.Syn.itaudabala,-wouya. isolovi wowola, itau lopola, itau migila, itaquWOYA 3 vb adv Completely, deeply. nanola, itau matala, itau taigala.WOYAIn 1. A handle, door knob, the string itolawowola phr Heisverylazy,heis that locks a door, any cord strong enough to stretchedoutstraight,asifsick.Syn.tieupahousedoor.Latitakiwoyaipaila inunumata wowola.'