MEANING 1
Toget me of trouble.
Example of use
1. -Amfukilapa numa, MEANING: He got me out of trouble.
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2. Amfukilakunuma, MEANING: He sent me about my business.
SYNONYM/SIMILARWORD/COMPARE/CONTRAST
Ampoosapa numa.
Futatila.
MEANING 2
An animal to stop when it sees danger and goback.
Example of use
Nama yaisafukila ico imwene sumbu,yabwelelamo, MEANING:The animal stopped dead when it saw the nets and went back.
MEANING 3
In the habit of doing something.
Example of use
Abaume tabafukila ukulanda ifi,banakashi balanda ifi,MEANING: The men are not in the habit of talking that way but the women do talkthat way.
MEANING 4
Full swing, very lively.
Example of use
1. Muno nshiku ukutema nakufukila,MEANING:These days the cutting of trees is in full swing
2. Ulwimbo lwafukila,MEANING: The singing is very lively
3. –Ilyashi lyafukila, MEANING: Theconversation is very animated
4. –Ici cilia cafukila,MEANING: Thisdance is full of life.
MEANING 5
Tobe made easy by force of habit.
Example of use
Nomba cafukila,MEANING: This is done easily now.
SYNONYM/SIMILARWORD/COMPARE/CONTRAST
Cabeelela.
MEANING 6
Totake both side, to have double standards.
Example of use
1. Fukilakubili,MEANING: To humour both parties (or side with both parties).
2. Afukilauko,nauku,MEANING: He sides with both parties. (Said of adouble-crosser).
RELATEDWORDS/USES/SOURCES/FUNCTIONS
PASSIVE:–Fukilwa:.
FIGURATIVESPEECH/IDIOMS/PHRASES/COLLOQUIAL USE/EXPRESSIONS
Nil.
PROVERBS
Nil.