tamwaliko bad, unpleasant / of poor quality / ugly, unseemly / in a bad [...]

1. • bad, unpleasant

   Typical Subject	s.th.
   (Part of) Antonym (for)	wako

   • • Example 2320:
       

       vilo tamwaliko

       bad plants (plants that are undesirable, uninteresting, etc.)

       Example URL

       https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003351#S49

     • Example 2321:
       

       None ne aña tamwaliko.

       This food doesn't taste good. [its taste is bad]

2. • of poor quality

   Typical Subject

   s.th.

3. • ugly, unseemly

   • • Example 2322:
       

       Ive? Ba-romo kupa wako we tamwaliko?

       Now what? Do you like us or not? [lit. do you see us as beautiful or ugly]

       Example URL

       https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003351#S59

4. • in a bad state; out of order, damaged

   • • Example 1002:
       

       Otovo iupa ka tamwaliko.

       Our roofing has been damaged. [lit. has gone bad]

       Example Comment

       adjective predicate

     • Example 1383:
       

       Li-atevo piene peini toñaki ie Laperus pe tamwaleko.

       Let's tell the story of how Lapérouse's ship was destroyed.

     • Example 2323:
       

       Ni-lengi tamwaliko.

       I don't feel good.

5. • bad, evil, immoral

   Typical Subject

   s.o., s.th.

   • • Example 2324:
       

       mwaliko tamwaliko

       an evil man

     • Example 2325:
       

       uro tamwaliko

       black sorcery

6. • undesirable (that, pe + Clause)

   • • Example 1912:
       

       Tamwaliko pe i-vio ne kulumoe iono ñoko.

       It would be a shame if (this plant) only grew in your village.

       Example URL

       https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003353#S30