b'Y y YA- cl1basicpropertyspecifier 1.MajorYABWAU n3 Alsoknownasiyabwau.Aspecification for thinflexible itemssuch as:species of fish of the folk taxon kaleta family a Thin/flexible or leaf-like, as cloth, paper,bass,identifiedasthePaddletail,60cm leaf, flower petal. b Anything string-like, as Lutjanus gibbus, Munro 521, plate 36. string, rope, creepers, grass, hair.-YADA vb3intrans redupl -idayada,see 2. Sthg hollowed out to form a thin-walled, trans-yadi To grind, sharpen, to rub as in vesselwithaneckormouth,oranyitem capable of being so treated, as whole coconutfire-making. Syn. -simata. -idayada vb3intransredupl Tobe orcoconutmadeintowater-bottle,any whole gourd or a gourd made into a yagumastick-rubbing for kindling a fire. -yadivb 3 trans redupllime-pot. , -iyadi 1. To grind,3.Insubstantialitemslikeraysoflight,whet knife, stone axe. Syn. -seiyadi. likened to feathers. Used with modifiers of a 2.Torubsthgsmoothasfinecarving, largenumberofitems,asyekwesi,polished by pigs tooth or smooth pebble. 3. To light a fire by rubbing sticksa rapid yagavanela,sileula,karekwa,peipa,im, wotunu,mnumonukulukulu,luya,sigila,friction using bow, quick results!. -seiyada vb3intrans seetrans-seiyadi yaguma,etc.Miyanaluya Thatcoconut., Compound from sai 2 yada. 1. To rub, rub Yaluwotalayaguma Tengourds.Karekwa smooth,makewarmbyfrictionnote: generallyaslowtask,itslit.formmaybe yabidubadu Thickmaterial.Yekwesi yavakavekaleaves.YamatabwailigagaLargesit-rub. A very beautiful garment. Some adjectives2. To chafe of badly-fitting shoe. withclassifiersacquirelexicalstatusof -seiyadi vb3trans Mayoccur nouns,astheclassifieraidedbycontext makes their specific meaning clear and aidsas-saiyadi,-seidi.1.Tostartafireby deletionofthenounintheNP.Someproducingheatthroughfrictionbetween examples:Yagiligili wood, certain timbers favoured for this.Curly hair, very small or2. To polish sthg, rub against sthg.E taga tightcurls,cf.-gili.YagunigwainiAthorny yuwoyoulabisaiyadipusogagu Sothatthe vinesyn.kaigunigwaini.Yatutuya Curlyrope would not rub against my armpits Jer hair,thickwell-cared-for,see-tutuya.38.12. Yawokuva Ablanksheetofpaper-siyadi vb3trans Compound see-wokuva.Yawonaku Alongrope of -si 1 yada. To sit and sharpen sthg. see -wonaku. Notes: 1. Any ball football, pigsbladderusedforfootball,etc.isnotYADIGADAGAn A species of mnumonu grass, specifiedbyya-,astheseitemslackopena creeping fern. Syn. degila. neck, see kwai-. 2. Kuboma dialect specifiesYADIGADEGILA n Ayellowthreadya- coconuts with na-. degila redupl. YABALAn 1. Dry ground.YAEGUpers pron 2. Good soil, good garden land suitable for I, me old spelling yeigu. kuvi,taitu.Ivigakibolitaimiliyabala HeYAGALA 1 n 2 pl, yagasi or igasi His name. changedtheseaintodrygroundPsalmInflects with class 1 possession. 66.6.Gala bitabani lei oyabala yegila n1 Aname,thisformcannotbeWe wont find reeds growing on dry ground Job 8.11.marked for possession. -kayegila vb4 Compoundof-ka 1or4 YABIvb 3 trans 4 To expel s.o. -yoba.yegila.1.Withka -Todominateovers.o. YABIBIU n Apulledstringyabialit. to take steal the name.redupl 2. With ka 1 - To be high above s.o. socially . -YABUvb 3 trans or in authority, or because of superior magicTo soothe, lull s.o. to sleeppowers,tonameoneself.Note:Thiscould -yobu.mean that the socially higher persons name YABUTUMA n3 Aspeciesoffishvar.is stolen -ka 4 - and possession of his nameiyabutuma.gives power, names are important property'