b'BUGWAUn Gwadieimaibukolimaseisuya ThechildA malignant spirit var bogau. BUGWEIWAn 3 1. Signs or clues to reasonsbrought five bunches of seisuya berries.Luya bukoveka ikapusi for a death.A large cluster of coconuts 2. Things observed on a corpse soon afterfell. death.Note:Corpseisunwrappedwithin-BUKOLI vb4 Tocoversthgkwabulaoneandahalfhoursofbeingwrappedformetathesis. burial in moikapula, to look forrigor mortisBUKOLELAn 2 Its cover, lid kwabulasigns which will indicate cause of death, esp bad causes.a If he has died through ulatila,metathesis. . his legs which were straight when wrappedBUKU 1 -vb.subj prefix with mood marker b- , will be crossed.Ikatupikoli kaikela. b If one2 nd psgsubjectprefixwithirrealmood . eyeisopen,onemanwillsoondie;iftwomarker. You sg will should, might, etc Syn. eyesopen,twomenwilldie.c Ifneckisyoku, ku, and c.f. buku-.-si. . black, we will know hehas eaten kaivakamBUKU 2 - cl2activity Burieditemsvar. poison.d 1. If no change has taken place, webuko -clwillknowhisdeathtrulyfromsickness. alone-BUKUBEKUvb 1 redupl 1 .Be floating -beku-kiwisabugweiwa phr Lit.Toassess -BKULAvb 2 1. To bear fruit in clusters or death-signs. To practise the inner knowledge ofdeathcauses.Usedastranslationfortobunches. practise divination.2. To grow in clumps, as taitu yams.A cluster or bunch of seisuya, bkulan 3BUIYAn 3 luya, etc.1. A species of cowrie shell. 2. General name for cowries.-wobukula vb1 Compoundof-wokuva -bukula To cease bearing fruit. BUKIn 3 cl 2, from English A book. Specified bybuko - cl4groups Growingclusters pila-, q.v.2buko - cl.BUKO 1 - cl2activity Alsooccursasbuku 1 -.biko- cl4groups Coconutcluster Derived from -bekwa to bury, inter. Specifiesbiko-cl. items concealed by burial, buried to mature,BUKUMTULAn House for unmarrieds. Syn. etc.Usedtomodifyitemsburied,asbuwa, kema,mwali,mani,tomata,etc.Mabukonabulukubukwabuya. buwa Thatburiedbetelnut.BukuyuwelaBUKU.SIvb.subj prefix, with mood marker bekwaAsecondburiedaxe-stone.Bukovaub-2 nd pplpronominalvbsubjectwithnatu irrealismoodmarker,withsenseYouplThe newly-buried natu fruit. BUKO 2 -cl 4 groups Derived from -bkula towill, should, might, etc.grow in clusters. 1. Specifies to fruits growingBULABOLA adj Largeorifice,asfornest,inclustersorbunchesgeneralreferenceburrow. which includes coconuts, but see Syn. biko-. BULABULAn 32.Specifiesaclusteroftaituyams,either A small tree with penetrating while growing, or when raised and kept as aroots. cluster When the cluster is raised at harvest, BULAKEMA n3 Alsofoundasburakema.A yagogu seed yams are separated along withsimplified form of the yowota ceremony. the biggest yam,clbuko- then specifies this BULAKU n3 Amedium-sizedtree5to8m,remnant clusteridentifiedasSyzigiumaqueum withedible , 3.Specifiesalsoagroupofbunaeggfruitsizeofsmalleggs.Buttressesatbase cowries when tied into a specific cluster forusedasnaniselaforthemakingoflagim, chiefsornamentorforhisdancingtabuya,kaideba,etc.Usedastranslational decoration.Note:Otheritemstiedinequivalent for laurel trees. clusters, as yaguma, are specified bycl duli-.Obulaku n1 Avillagename,lit.attheUsedtomodifynamesoffruitandyamsbulaku tree. growing as a cluster, or the names of chiefly BULALIn 3ornament manufactured from buna shells, as A species of fish of the folk taxon kapiwa,ikwalasi,lubakaidoga,luluboda,andbiyata family, identified as the Moorish Idol 22cm, on coral reefsZanclus cornutus fam saisai.Mabukona saidaThat cluster of nuts.,'