lówóvarhnówónBody, the trunk or torso of a person or animal; the main or central part of something.Deng klibut le, omin le mken tum ken libut, ne nbut le hógów yem lówó halay.When the ritual is finished, then they eat the food involved in it and begin (to plant) the main part of the field of rice.lówó élMain part of the river.Appendix 12 Body parts of a personadjEmpty-handed.h-, k-.cfhlówó 1fes lówó2idiomOne's immediate family (parents and their children, grandparents).Kdê kun fes lówó gotu gbót mken.All of his immediate family joined to eat.fun lówóidiomFamily of bride or groom.Sotu fayen mung semlong bè gun gdek mangat kem fun lówó.One sister-in-law went along to meet them at the place where they waited for the family of the groom.hbong lówóidiomProud, show off.hogot lówó1idiomTo make something your business when it isn't.Sundu uu du yem knuli kem ngà béi tódô hogot lówó.It's not you the children are laughing at, don't make it your business (you shouldn't be offended).hyu klówóidiomTo be in good health.lelen lówóidiomExpression used when one does not believe what someone is doing is worthwhile, or just to pass the time with something worthless.mógów hlówóidiomTo go empty-handed.Béi tódô mógów hlówó, ihi tey nwit slansud bè soluhem.Don't just go empty-handed, see the big pile in front of you to take.mulu bè lówóidiomWedding feast referring to either the bride or groom.
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