awa ~viane like, appreciate / desire, want (that, ~ko)

Part of Speech	construction
Phonetic Form	awa (i·)vjane
Variant Form(s)	awa ~viaene
Morphology	awa + ~viane

1. • like, appreciate

   Literally

   my neck/mind hits

   • • Example 291:
       

       Awa ene i-viaene tamwase!

       I absolutely love it!

2. • desire, want (that, ~ko)

   • • Example 292:
       

       Ewe, nga awa eo i-viane.

       Alright, if you want.

     • Example 293:
       

       Awa kupa i-viane pi-ko u-le u-romo tadoe akapa.

       We'd like you to go and meet our god.

Related entries

• See also:
  • awa throat / the seat of feelings, the ‘heart’. Grammatical subject of certain predicates referring to feelings / the seat of will and desire / will, desire / ideas, thoughts
  • ~viane kick, touch ‹s.th.› with o.'s feet; step on ‹s.th.› / hit ‹s.th.› with o.'s feet noisily or violently: trample, stomp / stumble upon ‹s.th.› with o.'s feet; hence slip, fall / trip ‹s.o.› up / be so plentiful as to trip ‹their owner› up in their garden. Proverbial saying, referring to s.o.'s economic prosperity / hit ‹s.o.›, touch, esp. with some physical impact / reach ‹a certain moment›; last ‹a certain time› / become suddenly known to ‹s.o.›, with some emotional impact; hence affect, disturb, move, catch by surprise / like ‹s.o., s.th.›; want, desire ‹s.o., s.th.› / want to do s.th.; want that / want, desire