Plural: Bakulu
A little old man:
EXAMPLE OF USE.
Kakulu apo ukasha epon ukasanga,
MEANING where you left the little old man, there you will find him.
ETYMOLOGY - Said by an elder to a youngster who is tired of home and wants to see the world.
FIGURATIVE SPEECH/IDIOMS/PHRASES/COLLOQUIAL USE/EXPRESSIONS.
1. Akakulu kakulu ngacinda amasha ,kafenenkesha,
MEANING when the little old man starts dancing, he does it properly.
2. Kakulu mibeele,
MEANING a dwarf
EXAMPLE OF USE
Kakulu mibeele, mwitila mwaice, kakulila mu nda,
MEANING that man is a dwarf, do not think he is a child, he has reached full development .
An elder knows what he is saying when he is talking.