b'vb subjandenclitictovb obj Syn.yakama,-YAKUKUKUPIcl adj pl. . . , Short thin things Ant. yakida, yakidasi.yakukupi redupl. -YAKAULAvb 3 intrans redupl-iyakaula, seeYAKWAIKU n3 Alsoknownasluweta 1 .A , trans -yakawoliTopraise,acclaim,utterspeciesoftree,alargeformofthetreewords of praise or commendation, to cry outseuseu, its fruit is picked and eaten. in amazement at sthg great or good even ifYAKWALAn 3no words articulated. A small tree 3 m, considered -yakawolivb 3 trans goodtimberforgeneralconstructionandTo congratulate s.o.,trellisses, similar to kaimilikuyam. to praise sthg, to commend the worthiness of s.o. or sthg.YAKWEYA n3 Alargetypeof yaguma limeyakaula n3 Praise,acclamation.Kamgourd, used as a storage vessel for lime, keptyakaula itokaia in house, and the smaller yaguma are filledYour praises are lifted up.yakaulubwabwasi n3 Compoundoffromit.Thelimestoredthusdoesnotyakaula-bwasi 1redupl Flattery, praisedeteriorate.Yakweyapailapwaka . aimed at s.o.kabosakailabisisututakaduwonakugala YAKAULUBWABWASI n3 Flatteryyakaula The yakweya is a storage container for bigagalime, it will keep for a long time and not go-bwasi.off Ben. YAKEKI exclam Heigh-ho,whacko!etc.An -YALA 1vb3intrans seetrans -yaliTo exclamationshowingenthusiasmorjoyas, you do sthg you are enjoying, as pulling in abutcher, to carve meat. -yali vb3trans Tocutupcarcass,for bigfish,orkickingaballwithgreateffect. Syn. yakaika.distribution.Laulawowolaiyaliiboda kabilaluwotalakabilayu HecutuphisYAKIDAp pron stp dual incl. We two, bothconcubinesbodyintotwelvepiecesJudg1. 1ofus.Seenotewithyakamaonusage.Syn.19.29. yakidasi, Ant. yakama, yakamaisi.kaboyalan A butchers knife. , see -katuyali2. In narrative text the 1 stp dual inclusive-katuyalavb 3 intrans transhasasecondfunctionwhereitsdualTo engage in butchering. inclusive meaning is supplanted by a general -katuyalivb 3 trans To use butchers knife reference to customary practise, stating whatto dismember carcass. people in general do or say. Thus bitakaibigaYALA 2 vb3intrans redupl -ilayala,see lit.wetwosaybecomeswepeople, trans-yelu 2To act with caution suspicion generallysay.Thisreadingoftext frequentlyoccursintextcitationsinthisof sorcery.dictionary. See for example the text citation, -yelu 2vb3trans redupl iluyelu1.To under the headword yagila 3 . pondersthg,searchmentally,bealertfor sthg. YAKIDASIp pron stp pl incl. We all, all of us.2.Tobelookingforsignsofsorcery.1Seenotewithyakamaisionusage.Syn.Syn. -yala 2 . yakida, Ant. yakama, yakamaisi.3.ToberememberingobligationsthatYAKOBAadj need to be settled, to repay a loan.Bent, crooked item -yokoba.yelulan 5A loan its repayment. laYAKUn 3 iyelunanola phr Heponderssthg,A large tree to 20 m, identified as Dracontomelon mangiferon.meditatesaboutsthg,recallsanincident.E Buttresses at the basecallednaniselaareusedformakingbiyeluninamibilokaiaDsolaAYourecalllagim,tabuya,sikusakuandkaideba.Itswhat he did to D and A Deut 11.6. timbermaybeusedforcanoehulls,and-yenonavb 2 2 nona.Compound of -yeluotherconstructionwork.TheyakunutisTomeditate.AiyenonaIammeditating.edible.Clduli- may specify clusters of yaku,Syn. -yelu nona. individualnutsbycl kwai-.Syn.gwadina,-kaiyeluvb 2 Compound of kai 3 -yelu 2 .saida.1. To ask repeatedly, agitate for settlement of-mku vb2 Toshelltheyakunutandadebt,anobligationneedingrepaymentorother nuts, as saida, gwadina, i.e. to take offresponse of some sort. Such obligations are shell after husk is removed.termed-kasoutau,wasi,bisila,kaidebu, biyala.Ben iwasi metoya baisa yeigu e oluvi'