It is noted on page 609 that when the Locatives are used before a Noun expressing a living creature, kwa, or some combination of kwa with oku, kuna,&c., is the only form of Locative admissible ; this requires to be modified in the case of such Verbs as naturally take mima after them, as kwikila muna, to believe in; sia e VUVU muna, to rely on; yekeka muna, to throw the responsibility upon; dia e mpaku muna, to levy a tax upon; in such cases some form of muna is used, rather than kwa.