Mangali Figure  17	Awayyu, anna baḻat!
Literal Translation	Come here; there is broth!
Meaning of Figure	Come and eat with us; we have meat to eat!
Usage	This is simply an invitation to neighbors to join in when you are having meat. If you say, “There is meat”, the guests may be disappointed if there’s just a little bit of meat. You may say this if you had butchered a chicken, pig, deer, dog or wild pig. The broth is delicious but there is just a little meat.
Figure	metonymy; broth for meat boiled to make it
Image	food; broth
Topic	food; meat