‘to swallow’
source: entry from Holle List; unable to verify c. 1900 note: this is likely an alternate pronunciation of win ‘to drink’. Sula does not usually have widely-known sub-specifying words for larger actions, and wil~win is a natural sound correspondence. That said, there is a word for ‘swallow’, ma lia, and there is also a parallel in ‘to eat’/’to bite’, but the word uka ‘to bite’ applies only to animals biting in the violent sense. It is not acceptable for humans taking a bite of food. For that, a counting word would be used with gaya ‘to eat’—i.e. gaya fat hia ‘to bite’ (literally ‘one eat’)