b'bikaiyelupailagalaimapukalawasi BenYALAKAn 2 A village name, in the Kubomaborrowed from me, then after he will repaydialectarea.Thisvillagespecialisesinthe the debt he hadnt settled.Yeigu akakaiyeluproductionofgourdsmadeintoyaguma, walauloveiguwamitagagalaabani Imdecorated with fine designs worrying about payment for my wealth items-YALIvb 3 transbut havent found it or them. To cut up carcass -yala. 2.ToseekforlostorstolenitembyYALIMALAnum ord A fifth epistle ya-lima questioning.Ikikaiyelupailabinikolikaina -la 6 . He wants to knowYALOLALA n2 Asmalltree3to4m,the toveilau kaina availa eikau whether a thief or someone else has taken it. tokaiyelun 3 A money-lender.Kidamwatimber of which is used for yam stakes, and in building construction. availabiwasimmani,galabukuvigakaim makawalamanikalatokaiyelu IfanyoneYALMILAn 3 A canoe bailer. Syn. yatula. borrowsyourmoney,dontactlikea-kabiyalmila vb4 Mayappearas-kabi. money-lenderandchargeinterestExodyalmila phr Tobailoutcanoeusing 22.25.yalmilaataskwhichappliedtolarger kaiyelulawasi phr Repaymentofwasi.canoes, where the yalmila fits the task.Bitaligaimwaisi kaiyelula wasitokabiyalmila n AlsoocursasWe will forget about repayment of this loan Neh 5.10. tokiyolumila.Onlyfoundassingleword.-mitailayala vb3 intrans seePerson bailing canoe, the one using yalmila , trans -mitailuyeluCompoundofmatalacanoe bailer. Picture of bailer good here-YALUVI vb4 1.Tofloodvillagesubj -yala 2redupl 1.Tolookabout,head heldstill,eyesonlymoving.Syn. mitabilibili, -mitailuyelu.torrrential rain. 2. To swamp serves of food subj lubwau, in 2. vb3trans Towatchsthg copious amount. surreptitiouslyeyesonlymoving. 3.Todrinkgenerouslysubjwhateveris Syn. -mitibilibili.drunk while eating.Lubwau iyaluvi lopogu ThesouphasfloodedmybellyIvedrunk 3. To be looking about for signs of sorcery. ,too much soup!. -vayelu vb3intrans seetrans -viyelu Compound of -va 2 yala 2 . 1. To investigate YALUWAnsthg, to look for the bounds of sthg. The spirit or ghost of s.o. who has 2.SubjboundarylineTorunalong,todied recently. Syn. kosa, baloma. Note: Theredefine the edge of a territory.Kaligei isuwaarethreetypesofspiritofs.o.newly ivayelu mina Itipita si kaligeiThe boundarydeceased.ImmediatelyafterdeathitislinewentalongtheEgyptianborderEzektermedakosa.Thisisitsmostactiveand 48.28.mostfearedtime.Afterafewdaysitis -viyeluvb 3 trans termedayaluwa, stillactivelyhauntingbutTo investigate sthg.-kwegivayelu vb2 Compoundreducedinpower.Afterafewweeksitisof-kwega 1 vayelu.Todrinkthemagicmerely a baloma and goes to Tuma. potion for abortion of a foetus. Note: See also-YAM 1 vb 1 cont, -yumyam To become day, to notes on this form under kwega 2 .dawn, get light enough to see clearly. Context YALA 3 n mayreferthustothecomingday,i.e.1. Undergrowth, the leafy growtrh of branches.tomorrow.IgaiyamWhendaydawned. 2. The leafy tips of branches too thin forBogwaeiyumyam,mitagaigaubibogivauclimbing.Morning is coming, but night will come again. 5 EiyamDayhasdawnedsometimesclearlyyalalan purp . Also occurs as yalela. -laIts leafy tips.Kuyamatagala sainem bukulatomorrow. yamn 3oyalalaavaitutabukumwenaweiwa Be A day, daytime as distinct fromcareful not to go very much into the leafy tips kwai- is usually used night. Ant. bogi. Theclofbrancheswheneveryouclimbtheto specify a day or night, but some special mango.Kaiyalelaitabodimatagu,weiwausesoftheclyam 2 -arenotedintheentry saina oyalela gala ibodi bakabikoni below.UsesofyaminphrasesandThe trees leafytipsconcealmanymangoesamongstcompounds are noted here: yamkwaitalakwaitala phr Daily,each the leaves, I cant grab them. day.'