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kobikobi (t), w. the charred shell of the coconut, charcoal ; kobikobi 

 marukai or gumule (m), black men, Cf. kubi. 



kobikobigamol, kobikobigomola (t), a. black. Cf. kubikubinga. 



koboi-nguru (ivib), n. the hook of the kobai, = kobai-ngur. 



kobu, n. war, enemy, battle, = koubu. 



kobura (b), n. a lime gourd. Cf. Mir. kabor. 



kodal, n. a crocodile, = kudal. 



kodu, n. a part. 



kogwoi (m), n. the throwing stick, Cf . kobai. 



koi, a. large, great, big ; ad. very, = kai, kei. 



koi-abou (koi-iabou), ad. with a loud voice. 



koi-ad (s), n. an anchor. 



kdi adumeipa, v. to rave. 



kdi-gakazi (s), n. a chief. 



koigaraka, n. a chief. 



koi-gerza - koi-gorsar, 



koi-gdrkozi, n. a chief ; koigdrkozi wakaiauiamoin, chief priests. 

 Mark, xiv, 55. 



koi-gdrsar, a. many. 



koi-ia, a. loud (lit, big voice). 



koiko-dim (s), n. the thumb (lit. head-finger). 



koik-patan = kuiko-patan. 



koikoro, n. a head-dress worn by young men, a pattern on a drum.. 



koiku (m), n. the head = kuikd. 



koiku-kikii'i, 71. head-ache. 



koikutalnga, a. long, high, tall (having big ends), 



koim, koima (s), a. many, much. 



kdi-magaulnga, a. strong. 



koi-magu, n. a bunch, 



koimai (t), n. the scarified mark on the shoulder. 



koi-maita (b), n. the gizzard of a fowl (lit. big stomach), 



kdi-malu, a. deep (lit, big sea), 



koi-mapu-bodali, a. sick. 



kdi-mapunga, a. difficult, heavy (having great weight). 



kdingar, n. elephantiasis of the leg (lit. big leg). 



kdi-ngona-poidan, v. to sob. 



koiop, = kuidpa. 



kdi-pui, n. a log (lit. big wood). 



