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A
GILBERTESE-ENGLISH
DICTIONARY
HIRAM BINGHAM, D.D.
UI8SI0NARY OF THE AUEKICAN BOABD
BOSTON
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
1908
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' PREFACE
Thib Gilbertese-English Dictionary has been prepared for the
special purpose of aidbg any English-speaking persona who may
have the desire and opportunity to labor for the spiritual and social
uplift of the Gilbertese people.
Tliis people number about 30,000, and dwell in a group of islanda
now under the protectorate of the British Government. They have
been nominally Christianized, but they still need much help. Their
group lies in the mid Pacific on the Equator in longitude about 175 E.
It consists of eighteen islands, all coial The people speak one
language, but local or provincial words are in use at the north and
south and extreme west. It was the privilege of the compiler of this
dictionary to be among the first who went to carry the Gospel of
Chríst to that race of savages in 1857. A3 he resided, while in the
group, in its northem centrat portion, it ïs natural that many pro-
vincial words may not be found in the dictionary. No claim is made
that it Í3 exhaustive, but it is hoped that it is sufficiently full to be of
service in the line for which it haa been compiled. Incidentally, it is
hoped that it may prove'of some service to such Gilbertese as desire
to acquire a knowledge of English ; to such foreigners as may come
among them for wholesome commerce; and to students of com-
parative philology especially interested in the languages' of the
Pacific.
This Dictionary contains over 12,000 words including deriva-
tives and 500 Gilbertized foreign words which occur in Gilbertese
boolo printed since 1857, principally in the Bible, the Gl•eography, and
the Ànthmetic. The definitions of many of the less common words
are such as the writer has understood his assïstant, Mi. Moses Kaure,
to give.
Mr. Kaure assisted him for four years in the translation of the
Old Testament inlo Gilbertese in 1886-1890. A sketch of this native
is given in the July number of the Missionaiy Herald for 1890, by
the writer. He wishes to acknowledge his great obligation to his
sister, Mrs. l^tus Coan, for her aíd in preparing clear copy for the
printcr,
HoNOLULo, June 8, 1908. HIRAM BINGHAM
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EXPLANATIONS
ALPHABETICAL ORDER
TeíE order of fhe words is conformed to the arrangement of the
Gilbertese alphabet of thirteen letters fixed upon hy the writer and
hÍ3 wife in the second Gilbertese Piimer, published in 1S65, via.,
firat, the five vowels o, e, i, o, u; then, the liquids t/í, n, íl; and last,
the five mutes b, k, r, t, w.
No other letters are used in the writing of Gilbertized foreign
words, except that an inverted apostrophe is used to indicate the
aspirate in foreign words beginning with h, and an apostrophe
after certain sylbbles beginning wiüi m, b, or í, to be spoken oE
later.
FORMS OF VERBS FOUND IN THIS DICTIONARY
Transitive verbs, as a rule, appear in this dictionary in the fonn
in which they are used when the noun, in the objective case following,
is in the singular number. They end in a.
The forms of transitive verbs followed by a plural noun in the
objective case and -the passive fonns are rare^ inserted in this
dictionary. The former usually change the final a of the singular
into i. The passive fortns are made by addíng the syllable ki to
the a.
For the convenience of the student many Frequentative and
Causative forms of verbs and verbal adjectives have been inserted in
their alphabetical places. Many of the Frequentatives are made by
repeating the fírst syllable of the simple form. The Causatíves are
made by prefixing tíie syllable ka to the word.
In cases m which the student is only refeired to the simple form
the meaning can generally be easily gathered by remembering that
the so-called frequentative, as a rule, indicates either freqüent, or
repeated, or constant, or intensive action of the word to wMch he is
merred, accordïng to the context.
As a rule, the prefixed causative syllable ka is equivalent to
maie or eauae to.
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KEY TO THE PRONUNCIATION
Words aie pronounced as they ate spelled. The great majoríty
of Gilbertese syllables end in a vowel. Maay syllables end in m or n ;
some in fi. No syllables end in b or k or r or t or w.
A as in father. bb in no.
A oB in faat, branch, grasp, grasi. aa in no, bnt prolonged.
A aa in fatiier, but prolonged. "Ü as in tube, tune.
E aa in they. M is pronounced »a m in Engliah.
È as in met. N U pronounced as n is in Englislu
I &B In machine, ft is pronounced as ng in sing.
It is exceedingly difficult for the untrained car of a Gilbertese to
distinguish between b and p; or between k and g hard ; or between
r soft, d and 1; or for a foreigner to state éertainly which letter in
a given case best represents the souiíd as spoken hy a Gilbertese.
B perhaps might be said to represent a sound intermediate
between 6 and p, but morè closely resembling 6.
K has the English sound of k, though to an untrained foreign ear
it often seems to sound like g hard.
R is always soft or smooth, never rolled. It probably has no
exact representative sound in English. To a foreign ear it morè
closely resembles the smooth r when it is followed by o or o. When
foUowed by i it morè closely resembles d.
T seems to represent two sounds. When it is followed by o or e
or o it has the common sound of t in English, as in tan, ten, ioe.
When it is followed by i or it it resembles that of t in nature, viríue,
righteova, Christian. Its correct utterance is difficult for a foreigner.
W represents a sound difficult to describe. It closely resembles the
sound of w in English. In the latter case the lips are a little pro-
tnided, and the sound seemingly prolonged a little, while in Gilber-
tese the lips are slïghtly drawn back, and the enuncíation is quick.
NoT£ 1. AnapostrophefoUowingmor&or A; is used toindicate
a seeming thickening of the sound of the consonant, making it re-
semble the natural sound followed by an obscure w. The apostrophe
and w are used interchangeably by writers of Gilbertese. A word
with this peculiar sound not found in this dictionary in one spelling
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may be found in the other spelling. The Ronun Catholics prefer to
represent this souDd by u.
NoTE 2. The sound of a vowel ending a word, especially that of
i in the passive voice, often seems to a foreigner to be somewhat
obscured. The writer was wont in the early daya to speak of it as a
wliispered vowel, but as the ear became morè and morè accustomed
to the sound it was morè distinctly heard. The Gílbertese in singing
always distinctly enunciate it. No attempt has been niade to indicate
such wUspered fínal vowel in this dictionaiy.
NoTE 3. Euphonics aboimd in the spoken language. Some
writers take little notice of them. All words ending in m or n, when
followed directly by words beginning with m or íl or 6 or k, with no
conuua between, add a euphonic i when spoken. This is not mdicated
in the dictionary. The words n and ni, identical in meaning, will
both be found in the dictíonary.
NoTE 4. It is a question whether puré diphthongs are uttered
by the Gilbertese. The leamer will be aafe m pronouncing each
vowel aeparately, if quiekly.
NoTB 5. In very many words the accent is not very marked.
As a rule, the fínal syllable is not accented. There are exceptions,
numbers of which are marked in the dictionary. Many long words
have two accents about equal in force, especially compound words.
The writer makes sparing use of the hyphen, as multitudes of the
words are compound, ana it seems desirable to simplify the art of
writing for that people.
ABBREVIATIONS
a.
^ adjectiTe.
V a
= Terbal adjective.
ad».
= adverb.
v.i.
= verb intransitÍTe.
e.
v.t.
= verb transitive.
= conjunctJon.
(Eng.)
= English.
freq.
= f requen tative.-
(Gr.)
= Greek.
int^j.
= interjeetlon.
(Haw.)
= Huwaiiitn,
M.
= noun.
(Heb.)
= Hebrew.
prep.
= prepositioa.
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DICTIONARY
A, pro». Mm; Iter; it; a, sufBz pro- Aea'ea, v. t.totow; to drog.
nouD following an active transitive Aea'ea, n. a towiag.
verb, uBuiillj united to the root hy Asa'ena, v. t. froq. of aena, to crawl
i; the^, when in the nominative caae. to.
In tbiB case it is alwajs followed bj Aea'eka, v. t. freq. of a«ka.
the predicate. Aea'erake, v. i. íreq. of aerake.
A, adv. aua. a sign of the perfect tense, A'el, pro», thiH.
or of action just completed: oft«a A'el, ad. here.
used to express a future immediate A'ena, v. t. to crawl to.
action: an aSrmative particle much A'ebai, v. i. to laj or place the hand
Uke am, are, íb, etc. upon a pereon; tai aebai i aon raom.
A, n. tbe under sids: the core base of A'eb'al, v. i. to dresB up.
the pandanuB bunch: a atick used A'eka, v. (. to take as food from the
in net-weaving for meaauring the flre: to taka a paaaenger ashore in
meehes: e. marine animal with a caaoe.
thonia; dandrufT. A'eka, ». sort; kind; variet;.
A, c. t. to gape. A'ftra, v. i. what . . . doingl
A, a. four, alwaja followed bj a nu- A'erake, u. t. to a;o aahore.
, meral huIIíx, ai, uo, ufl, mon, na, kai, A'ero, ». the comb of a fowl.
fcoroy or by a certain noun aa ftoíl, A'erona, o. t. to prepara for a flre in
rtri^, ritoro, inaki, atao, ba; or hj an oven.
certain adjectives as íiici, bubua, ete. A'eto, v. i. to rise np straight, as
A'ai, o. four, in counting hardware, amcdce.
fumlture, chesta, barrels, timber, A'eto, n. a very atrai^t aapling.
flngers, teeth, cocoanut-leaí stema. A'l, n. a flint lock muaket: flre.
large flsh, aa aharks and ikarí. A'l, c. i. to come to a head ae a boil:
A'a, pron. who; which. to rise as the moon.
A'«, n. a general term for driftwood, A/i, a numeral auflix. See a and aai,
etc. A'l, a. four (aeeaai)-
A'e, V. (. to erawl. A'l, «. t. to awing aa an axe.
A'e, interj. (apologètic) used at the A'l, n. a large land crab: a large axe.
end of a reaponse. A'l, adv. a particle of affimiation.
A'e, adm. here, used tbus, " here, take A'l, v. i. to tow.
it." A'ia, ». firewood: an. enemy; an
A'ea, a. four mlllion. antagonist.
A'ea, V. t. to alit. A'ía, pron. their.
Aea', interj. interj'ection of aatiafae- A'ia, v. t, to pile or lay aa a atone
tion, applause, or triíunph. weÍII.
A'eae, v. i. to crawl : to engage in A'ia, v. t. to swlng round and round.
siitting. A'ial, n. the timbera or ribs of a
A'eae, ». a collection or float of nuts craft.
on stickg for transportation by A'ial, v. i. to haul in os a line.
wàter. Ala'la, v. t. freq. of aia.
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as a line.
AlaU, n. Sontlt. A'iTO, a. being erening twiliriít.
A^el, adv. here. ilro, v. t. to engage ia haulíng in ul
A1ew«, o. o. eichangea bf mlstAke, anchor.
as two umbrellaa. A'iroro, n. the fruit oí » Tarietj of
'Ali'tiA, n. (Eng.) ft hfcna. pandanua.
A'io, adv. liere. A4rua, v. a. exebanged by miatalce.
Ald'ta, n. earlT moming twilight A'ita, v. t. to draw or haul in.
A'la&a,o. deUríous. A'tti, n. (Eug.) ioe.
A'in&a, n. delirium. Aiwa, c. i. to moTe about reBtlesalf.
Alm'a'kA, n. a flre for baldng or A'iwR, ». the xaoving about resUessIf.
boiling, well kindled ami buming Al'va'ea, c I. to prepara and «rect
brighUjr. tho fraine of a houw.
A'ine, n. a female ; a woman. Alwao, v. t. to be in a dying oondi-
A'inenn'ina, n. a married womaa. tion; d^ing; ezpiring.
A'inikai, ». tbe iquealdng of the A'iwao, n. a ■Impleton; a dtmte; a
branches of a tree in a wind, caUMd fool.
hf too cloee prosimit; to ono an- Alvare, ». (Eng.) ivor^.
other. See anikai. A'o, eonj. and.
A'inlka, n. tbe ocean aide of a coral A'o, n. a fish line: a pole for pnib*
islaiid. íng a canoe.
A'intoa, a. powerful; of * great nma- A'o, n. tbe upper aide; the above.
eular al^^ngth. A'o, adv. wbjT wbereforeT
AlHa, V. i. to give heed or attention. A'oa, v. t. to t«Bt food as to the de-
A'ififia, V. t. to «hine brightlf upon * --■-•--
io as to wilt. A'oa, n.
A'ibaba, o. i. to engage in bauling in aua).
ai a main-sheet. Aoa'lna, ». ttte tmder half of a fisli,
A'ibabil, V. t. to haul in as a main-shest. especially that portion toward tbe
A'ibaba, a. foolish; idiotto. tail.
A'ibaba, n. a foolish peraon; a fool. Aoalne, a. gentle; mild.
'Alban, n. (Eng.) a. hTpben. A'oao, o. i. to engage in propelling a
AlMko, V. a. eieited and moving canoe with a pole.
aboQt; ehoppy from tide rip. Aoa'oa, o. t. to propel aa a canoe wÍUi
Albiko, n. the movement of a restleM a pole.
crowd; a tid« rip. Aoa'oka, o. t. freq. of aoka.
Albl'kobl'ko, V. a. treq. of aibiko. Aoa'oraÚ, a. freq. of aorald.
Albi'kobl'ko, n. freq. of aibiko. Aoa'oría, v. t, (req. of aoria.
Albnaka, c. i. to run unfavorably aa A'oakina, d. (. to propel u a canoe
a current. with a pole.
Albuaka, ». an unfavorable cnrtent. Aoa'ra (see bitara). In nse at No-
Alka, pron. whoi which. nouti.
A'ikal, pron. theee. Aoat&ts, n. tbe beach above tlie hl^
Alkal, n. a fleh, the wàter line.
A'ikal, c. i. to engage in towing logs. A'oi, n. dew.
Alk&n', adv. near, A'ol, a. baTing dew; dewy.
A'ira, n. ocean current. A'ooa, a. fooTisb; «bject; meají in
Aïra, V. a. iimnlng as a current. condition.
Alraol, n. a favorable current. A'oua, n. a slave or serf by descent;
A'iraol, «. i. to nm favorably as a a weak minded person; a low
om- A'outl, D. a. rerealing secrets; un-
trustwort^hy, with newa or secrets.
I. a corrent to the weetward. Aom'fi'ne, n. the upper half of a flsh.
A'irio, V. i. U> run towacd the nest as A'omakuna, «. a. maintalniog es-,
a current. crets (the oppoHite of aouti).
pany.
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A'omakiui&, n. the mainUining of Aob&ld, a. poor, used deiEaiTslj.
secreta. ' A'obu&lia, a. rough ae land.
A'om&konft, v. t. to cmceal one'a A'obiiaka, n. uneven land.
own ain or that of a companion. A'oburama'lu, v. a. perBÍstentlf rt-
A'omata, n. a peraon, eapeciallj a taining for one'a own a borrowed
GilbetteH. article.
A'oinata, v. a. spoken of an tfg in A'obuToiaa'liu, v. t. to refuse a per-
wbich tbe fetus has begim to de- son the retumiíig of a borrowed
Telop. article.
A'oa, prep. on; o¥er (see oo). A'olta, v. -i. to deny or refuse a re-
A'ona, V. t. to omit or pass óver In- quest (used only with tai aoka).
t«ntionallf sometbing in narration. A'oka, n. wàter which is poured on
A'ona, n. an excuse. ecraped cocoanut as a aolvent.
A'ont^ia, V. t. to cany on the ihoul- A'oka, v. t. to mix grated cocoanut
der. with watfir.
A'oimfiji, n. tbe upper part of the A'okafia'ra, a. funny; droll; jocular.
Bhouider. A'okafia're, n. a joker; a jestér.
Aonàtia, n. the Earth; all lands. Aoka'bu, ». tbe light of a flre ro-
Aon.e'lnel, n. wet land; land having flected by amoke geen at a distance.
wàter beneath near the aurfaee. A'okatl, n. (Eng.) August.
Aone'lnel, a. wet, as land. 'A'okl, n. (Eng.) a hawk.
A'onlbai, o. i. to asaist in a flght. A'oraol, a. not ridgy or rough; henct
A'onibala, v, t. to carry on the arm. easy as a joke : level.
A'oníkal, a. vicious; rascally; Til- A'oraol, n. a level plac
lainous. A'orantí, n. (Eng.) a
A'onlkat n. injuatice; TÍlIainy; ex- A'orab'a, a. skilled c
tortion. doing.
A'onUula, v. t. to oppress. A'orakl, a. sick.
A'onika'ia, n. the oppFeasing of. A'orski, n. BickncBB; disease: a sick
(Hosea 12; 7.) person.
A'ono, n. a certaln appearance or A'orakl'iui, v. t. to experienoe, aa a
likeneBS. sicfcnesB ; to euffer with ; to be
A'onteora, n. the flats. sick with.
A'ontebo'ra, n. a Teiy wide shelf or A'orla, c. f. to be nnemplojwd; to re-
loft encircling the interior of a house. main in statu quo.
Aonti, n. (Eng.) an ounce. A'ott, n. (Eng.) a horae.
A'ontia, n. land adjoining. A'otlbnre, n. (Eng.) an osprey.
A'ontla, V. a. adjoining. as land. A'otlretl, n. (Eng.) an ostrich.
A'ofl, n. scraped cocoanut mixed with Au, n. pandanus-leaf used in calking
other food : a flsh, the a eanoe.
A'otl, v. a. seasoned with 8cr(q»ed An, o. a. eoming in sboalaj plenteoua
cocoanut. as flsh.
A'ofla, V. adv. in order that. Au, pron. mj.
A'ofUa, V. t. to mix scraped cocoanut A'n, c. i. to be bIow.
with other food for a reliah. A'na, n. (Eng.) hour.
A'obai, n. the weather aide, or that A'ua, a. four; the general word for
eide of a canoe which ia nearest to four, ua being sufflx (see o).
the out-rigger. A'ua, v. t. to calk a boat or canoe.
Aoba'ia, V. t. to dísarm a person A'ua, n. a fish, the
carrying a knife. ASiaa, v. i. to engage in drawlng
Aoba^flbane, n. a person not skilled forth.
in acquiring or doing. A'uau, ». flahing by drawing out flsh
AotHi'iiebane, a, not akilled ín ao- from holea in the rocks.
quiring or doing. Aua'atk, v. t. freq. of autA, to es-
AobSIti, n. a derlaiT» term for a traet at the kem« from a cocoanut
poor person; a person who owns ehell bottle.
bnt little land. A'uan, n. name of a flsh.
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A'nin'ft, n. & parent. Amotn, v. i. to engage in canying
Annut'laki, n. auminer. on an amo a heavy load.
AnmA'laki, a. being lummer «eMcm. Amotu'a, v. t. to carry on au amo
Anmo'aíl, n. winter. a heavy load.
Amne'afi, a. being wint«r seaaon. Am'bo, n. a leaf red throuRh age.
A'nnako, c. i. to make much leeway. Am'bo, o. red as a leal tbrongU
A'nfi, a. four, in counting pandaniu age.
fruit Am'wi, n. a full bunch or cluster.
A'uba, «. 1. to be afraid. Am'wl, v. a. abounding in fniit as a
Atibe'abea, v. a. very elow in walk- full cluater.
ing; ]at«. Au, v. aígn of th« imperotive (inten-
Anbe'abea, ». alowness in walking. eire or polite ) .
A'nbufla, n. a ver; large shell ObIi, Ana, pron. bis; ber; ita.
the A'na, n. the part of an nnflniBhed
Aura'mn, n. a. gathering íor feaHting. mat tbat has been braided.
A'iir«, n. (Eng.) an owl. A'nft, n. a flgh, the
A'uma, n. a fieh, the A'na, v. t. to take; to get
A'uta, V. t. to draw out; to pluck A'nol, n. Bubtractien.
ont } to eitract. Anaon/ro, n. a Ssli, tbs
A'titi, ». (Eng.) ahouse. Ana'u, n. lengtb.
A'nti, n. the Pleladea: the winter AiWii, a. of avifflcient length; long;
season. long enougli.
Am, pron. thy ; your, In the lingalar, A'uankft'el, a. Ten long.
Am, n. a red leaf, red through age. A'nan, v. i. to bail out.
Am, a. red as a leaf througb age. Ana'na, v. 1. freq. of ano, to take.
'A'ma, n. ( Eng. ) a hammer. Ana'nao, a. long.
'Ama'ea, v. t. to hammer. Ana'nau, n. length.
'AniB'ea, n. hanunering. Anan•'a, v. t, to obey; to heed.
A'man, a. four, in counting persona Ana'Sa, adv. probably (used as an
and animall•l (see a). auiilliary Terb).
A'makai, n. a cocoanut in its 6th Anafia'ea, t>. t. to desire so much aa
stage of growth. to seek w&yi and meana for ob-
A'makai, v. a. having reacbed the 6th taining.
stage of development, aa a cocoa- Anab'al, n. the fruit of a varietj' of
nut. pandanuB.
A'm'arake, ». food. Anabanaba, n. the fruit of a Tariety
A^'arake, o. t. to eat of pandanua.
Am&ta, a. not sufflciently cooked} Anabanabanuotaaa, n. the fruit of
rare. a variety of pandanui.
AmK'ta, n. parfially cooked food. Anata'babM, n. a fish, the
Amatà'roro, a, yery slightl}' cooked. A'n», pron. who; that; whieh; who-
Ame^e, n. (Heb.) Amen. aoeïer.
Ametu'teto, n. (Gr.) an amethyat. A'ne, odt). aign of the futare tense.
A'mi, pron. your, in the plural. A'ne, ». a flah, tbe: live coral.
A'mo, n. a atick for carrying a bur- A'nea, n. bait thrown out to allure
den oa the shoulder: a yoke. flah.
A'mo, V. i. to engage in cairying on a A'neA, v. 1. to throw out bait to allure
Btick on the ahoulder, fiah.
Amo'a, D. t. to cariy on a stiek on A'nea, v. 1. to engage in throwing out
the shoulder. bait to entice fiah.
A'moamo, v. i. freq. of amo. A'neane, v, i. to gather cocoanuta
Amo'amoa, v. t. freq. of amoa. from a tree.
Amo'ua, v. t. to cairy a burden on the A'neafi, n. a maat
ahoulder on a etick. Anelbatl, n. tbe fruit of a Tariet; of
Amo'mnm, n. (Eng.) amomum. pandanua.
A'mon, n. (Eng.) an almond. An•irl'ka, n. the fruit of a Tariefy of
A^orl, n. a flsE, tbe pandanus.
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An•ito'la, n. th« fruit of » Tviety of A'nlkomoM, n. tbe fruit of a rariet;
Cdanus. of pandAuus.
lA, ». B foreign land; a land A'nl&om'rl, n. tbe fruit of a variet;
not one'a own. of poudaaua: a. shell fiab, the
A'n«ne, n. a eong; a I171UI1. AnÜEt/fiae, n. th« fruit of a Tariety
A'nen*, t>. í. to iing. of pandaDua.
A'n•ne'a, v. t. to aing of j to sing aa Axüko'ra, n. the fruit of a variet; of
a hfmn. pandanui.
A'a«ka, V. í. to do weU. A'nUcoroCa'ro, n. the fruit of a va^
À.'tuikA, V. t. to climb a coeoanut tre» riety of paudanua.
for ute purpow of procuring the A^ükorobua'íil, n. the fruit of a va-
nuta, . riety of pandanua.
A'n•ka, n. a sllver. A'nlkorobna'fiitemam, n. the fruit
A'neke, v. a. plerced hjr a Bliver. of a Taríety of pandanua.
A'nera, n. (Eng.) ao angeL Anlko'rokoro, ». the fruit of a tb-
AtMta'uteb«, n. a certain kind of lietj of pandanua.
coral. A'nikorotaba'kea, n. the fruit of a
Aneta'bll, n. a certain kind oi coraL Tarie^ of pandanua.
A'neto, n. (Eng.) aniae. A'nlwaontau', n. the fruit of a varietj
A^ülan, n. (Eng.) an onion. of pandanua.
A'nima, n. a batler: a fiah, the A'niwaeiito'fia, n. the fruit of a va-
A'nlma, V. t, to bail out, aa a canoe. riet;' of pandanua.
A'nimano'la, n. the fruit of a varietjr Ano, n, a ball.
of pandanua. A'noa, t>. t. to beckon to.
A'nlntatarl, n. the fruit of a variet; A'no^, n. a caltn streak; the wake of
of pandanua. a cralt: a bow-knot.
Anlmo'aiital, n. the fruit of a varie^ A^'noal, v. i. to make a track or nake,
of pandanua. as a cratt.
A'nlo, V. a. nunored. Anoa'la, v. t. to tie in a bow-knot.
A'nitl, n. a varietj of labai, A'noano, n. a beckoning.
A'nlbal, n. the armpit. A'noano, v. i. to beckon.
A'niba'nako'l, n. the fruit of a vor A'noano'a, d. t. freq. oi anoa.
riet^ of pandanua. A'ikol, n. a variety of shark, th«
Anlb•'bete, n. the fruit of a variet; A'nua, n. 6ee lan, and aro.
of pandanua. An'na, n. terra firma.
Aniblrl, n. (Eng.) an anvil. An'nane'a, v. t. to heed; to belien
Aaibo&'lbofi, n. the fruit of a variet;
pandanua. An'ne, adv. right there.
. , , . awaT.
A'nlka'lerua, n. the fruit of a varletf An'naA, ». the atmoaphere just below
01 pandan
L'iiikal, n.
See ainikai. An'ne, pron. that one, not far avar.
of pandanua. the douda.
A^üka^rlnano, n. the fruit of a Ta- Antai, pron. whol
riety of pandanua. Anta'uon/ro, ». the fruit of a variety
A'nilóib&'^ n. the fruit of a Taríety of pandanua.
of pandanua. Anta'umau, n. the fruit of a variety
A'nikabo'ka, n. the fruit oi a vanet; oi pandanua.
of pandanua. An'taba'kla, n. the fruit of a varietj
Anlka'rau, n. the darimeBa preced- of pandanua.
ing the fall of raïn. Antabltla, n. the fruit of a varíety
Anlk&rawaltl, n. the fruit of a va- of pandanua.
riety oi pandanua. An'taliwe'arake, n. the fruit of a t»*
A'^ilkata'nea, n. the fruit of a variety riety of pandanua.
of pandanua. AntiúEa'rea, n. the fruit of a Tarïety
A'nlkinta'wa, n. the fruit of a va- of pandanua.
riety of pandanua. Aoteoia, pron. whoae (nouns taking
A'nlldtoOto, n. the fruit of a varielr the auffií pronoun are ineerted be-
oi pandanua, tween tutt« and na.
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Antebofl'liui, n. the írnlt of a t»- A'fiabftl, v. i. to ensage In puaing
riety oi ptuidaniu. loads f rom hand to uand.
An'tekl'rito, n. (Gr.) antíehrÍBt. Afiabala, v. t. to pasa a load from
An'terobe, n. (Eng.) au antalope. hand to hand.
Astsro'a, n. the fruit of a variety oí A'fiabe, a. iU bebaved.
pandaaus. A'fiabiüü, v. i. i aiíabuki, to lie butt
Antl, n. a god; a apirit; a ghost. to butt, aa iwo Ioga.
Au'tl, V. a. skillful; dextroua: aound Afi&'ku, t>. *. i aüAku, to atand back
or freeh aa aa egg. to badc,
Antlna, v. t. to deify; to hold or A'&ara, ». an axe; a batchet.
worahip sa a god. Aiiara, a. awkward, aa when uaing
Antl^ianlka'rawa, n. tbe fruit of a the leít hand.
Taríety of pandanus. Afifttat, n. the risht side.
Antiiu/ia, n. a child wbo perslstentl; A&H'tal, a. rigbt handed.
refuses to be separated from its A'fii, a. a great manf .
mother; one pemiatent in hÍH work, AfUa'fUta, v, t. freq. of aOita.
An'tlao'lk, a. peraietont. A'fUna'uo, a. cowardlj: baffling aa
Antln'tl, a. abounding In apirita; the wiud.
haunted. A'illbu'e, a. warm,
Antlbn'akA, n. an eril apirit or god. A'íilta, v. t. to fortiff as the mlnd or
Antlbu'nka, a. sidllfnl in flabing or will; to brace up.
other worfc. A'iUtana'boabo, a. liable to calm
Antirl'ma, n. the fruit oi a variet; atreaks, as a section in the lea of
of pandanua. cocoanut tree».
Anto, n. ink. A^ttanne'ne, a. eoming In puffa
Antouman, n. a Tariety of babai. from Tarious quarters, aa the wind.
Anto'robu'buB, ti, the fruit of a va- A'IUta'ban, a. cowardly,
riety of pandanus. A'UtatalMUi, o, íreq, of afiltaban.
Antnra'a, n. the fruit of a Tariety of A'flo, n, a tree, the
pandanus. A'&oa, c. (. to cleanse the inner ear
Afi, n. windi air: spirlt; courage; with a amall object.
purpoae; e ho anu, my purpoae ia Aflkft'o, a. ytttj moderate aa a breeze.
atirred up, A'ba, a. four, in counting leavea.
Afí, o. wann: eight, in counting by A'ba, n. land: people generally; the
twoa. world.
A'Sa, ». the ehouider; the proper A'ba, n. (Eng.) Abba.
dtrection for planing a board, or Aba'oti, n. a oertain abode of apirita.
wiiting a line. A'ba-ma'koro, n. an ialand.
A'fla, V. t. to gire ; to hand. A'bana, v. t. to hold or poeaeaa as
A'ila, ti. (. to warra. land.
AfU, o. four fathoma: four thou- Aba-T», v. i. to inherit aa land.
Bttnd (see a). Aba'ba, a. having much land.
Alla'ua, n. an ambideitroua person. Aba'bakl, a. great; large; tall; fa-
Afla'ua, a. ambidextroua. moua,
Afiaun, a. forty (aee ilaun). AVabakl, n. greatness; largeness:
A'flami, a. Seé latima, and mimS. great height of a man.
AfiarnH'lfl, o. left handed. A^Htka'ei, a. great; large; mueb
Aflama'lfi, n. the left side. (used without the -pronoun prefix
Afiam&'te, v. a. flying a little to ona in a statement in which abakaeï ia
aide aa a kite. the predicat«).
A'flanirnftte, a. liable to be killed, aa Abatd, n. aize, dimenaion.
one belonging to a defeated tribe. Aba'rl, n. a alimf, soft marine ani-
A'flafi, a. windy. mal, clinging to the rocks on the
AfiaflA, V. 1. freq. of alia. fiat.
A'fiab'ai, v. i. to make a contributlon. Abata'nifio, a. far away; distant in
A'flab'al, n. a contributirai; a colleo- space.
tion. Abe'B, n. a flah balt.
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Alwln, n.
etomach.
A'iw-ta'ro, n. (Bng.) a, lialf-dollar;
SO centa.
'ATil, n. (Bng.) » harp.
A'bitl, ». (Eug.) hora (Qecw. p.
38).
A'bo, n. a fiab-line attoched to a
AImuIm, », sort; kind; stjle; char-
A'boa'bo, a. haràig the character
of.
A'boa'bo'n&'omatB, a. oi a humana
character.
A'boB'bonTRn', a. ínhospitabls; not
humane.
Aboabo^ka, v. t. freq. of aboka.
Abo^a, V. t. to begin; to commence.
AlMra, n. (Eng.) au apple.
Alius, n, a etrong probability or like-
lihood.
Aljuabu, V. i. to engage inocooping
up.
Al•liuabu, n. a game.
Abuabn'ta, v. t. freq. of abuta.
Abu'bua, a. four hiindred.
A'buta, V. t. to taks up a, handfol.
A'bwl, o. fortj (eee anaunj.
A'kal, a. four, in counting trees, fisb-
hooka, and aectione of land (see a).
Aka'nï, proti. plural of an« who;
whieli.
Akan'ne, pron. thoae near by.
Akanta, n. (Eng.) the acantha.
Akaluí, a. particular; preciae.
Aka're, v. i. to have regard or inter-
eat: to care. In uae at Banaba.
A'kawa, v. i. to flili.
A'kaira, n. flahing.
A'ka, pron. plural of are, wbo, which
youder. It ia foUowed bj a.
A''ke, n. (Eng.) the ark.
Ake, 11. t. to cleanse a.a a. skull.
Ak»'a, V. t. to remore bonea fiom a
fiah or íowl.
Aka'a, interj. au exclamation of aur-
priae or emotion.
Ajte'a, n. notbing; not anytíiing;
spa«e; voíd.
A'kekei, pron. tlioae yonder.
Akete, n. (Eng.) àgata.
Akatla, n. (Bng.) acàcia.
A'kl, adv. not.
A'Uk&n'teaba, a. much; mai^;
A'ko, V. i. ta beliave well (preoeded
bT'oftt not).
A'koa, c. f. to treat kindly.
A'koa, n. kind treatment.
A'koa'ko, v. i. to work neatlj and
tidilj.
A'koi, ». graoe; favor; kind treat-
Akol, ti. a. treating kindlj; Idndijr
diapoeed ; hoapitable.
A'kora, o. four baskete (see a).
Aliota, n. (Heb.) nut
A'ku, n. tbe back; the back portíon;
the roof of a. houae.
A'kurl, a. four hundred thouaand.
Ara, pron. our.
Ara, n. a name.
A'raiobn^, n. the fruit of a varie^
of pandanuB. Thia dictionary con-
taine about 170 worda which are
deflned as abore. As only about SO
Tarietiea are described bj botanigts
it Í8 altogether probable Uiat certain
varietiea may have díO'erent names
in different parts of the Gilbert
Aral'rua, n. the fruit of a Tariety of
pandanus.
Arao'nlfiaa, n. the fruit of a variet;
of pandanuB.
Araoboto, n. a variety of shark, the
A'rauakltofla, ». the fruit of a va-
riety of pandanus.
A'raua'rea, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanue.
Araue'a, n. the fruit of a variety of
pandanua.
A'rauma'uiaa, n. the fruit of a va-
riety of paadanuB.
Arau'makaí, ». the fruit of a variety
of. pandanus.
Aran^anea, ». the fruit of a variety
of pandanus.
A'raurabo'no, n. the fruit of a va-
riety of pandanua.
A'raurlama'ere, n. the fruit of a va-
. the fruit of a variety
of pandanua.
Arau'ruaki, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanua.
A'rauta'ono, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanua.
A'rauto'fSau, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanua.
greati
A'Utl,*
(Bng.) axia. (a«<%. p. 12.)
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Anun&l, n. tíne fruit of n Tariety of Arftba'IUaro, n. tb» fruit of a. vuiely
pandaniu. of pandanus.
Aruna'laki, n. tha fruit of a Tariety Antba'oti, n. the fruit of a Tariety
of pandanus. of pandsnus-
A'ram'alo'lo, n. the fruit of a Tariety Araba'uiïtai, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'rama'ibinlbaii', n. the fruit oi » Arab'a'na, «, the fruit of a varielj of
variet^ of pandanua. pandauua.
Arama^mima'l, n. the fruit of a A'rabanlke'afL, n. the fruit of a va-
varlety of pandanua. riety of pandanus.
A^manlke^we, n. the fruit of a va- Arabft'kea, n. the fruit of a vtuiety
riety of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'ramanu'nu, n. the fruit of a va- AralMTa'kl, n. the fruit of a variety
riety of pandanus. of pandanus.
Arama'fiafi, n. the fruit of a variety Arabar&'rS, n. the fruit of a varietf
of pandanua. of pandanus.
Arama'kuaarB'ra, n. the fruit of a Araba'raaka, n. the fruit of a variety
rariety of pandanua. of pandanus.
Aramara'•ta, n. the fruit of a variety Arabata, n. (Eng.) alabaster.
of pandanua. Arahi'no, n. the fruit of a vaiietj of
Arama'rena, n. the fruit of a variely pandanus.
of pandanus. A'rabikeru'ro, n. the fruit of a va-
Arama'riata, n. tha fruit of a Tariety riety of pandanus.
of pandanus. A'rabik•tl'bu, n. the fruit of a Ta-
Arama'm, n. the fruit of a variety riety of pandanus.
of pandauua. Arabltia, n. the fruit of a varietj of
Aramatafi, n. the fruit of a varie^ pandanus.
of pandanus. A^bolanabatiaba, ». the fruit of a
Aramo'iMUQona, n. the fruit of a Ta- Tariety of pandanus.
riety of pandfúiuB. Arabt/nm, n. the fruit of a Tariety
Aramu'mun, n. the fruit of a Tariety of pandanua.
of pandanua. Arabofiami, n. the fruit of a Tariety
Arambo'la, n. the fruit of a Tariety of pandanua.
of pandanua. Arabofiana, n. the tmit of a Tariety
A'raiia,i>.t.toname; to giTe a name to. of pandanua.
Arana'u, n. the fruit of a variety of A^abobanlma'klii, n. the fruit of a
pandanua. Tariety of pandanua.
Aranakarara, n. the fruit of a Ta- Arabota'rlkf, n. the fruit of a Ta-
riety of pandanus. riety of pandanus.
Arano'nDa, n. the fruit of a Tsriety A'^bnantln'tl, n. the fruit of a Ta-
of pandanua. riety of pandanua.
A'ranoraue'a, n. the fruit of a Ta- Axabu'atoro, n. the fruit of a Tariety
riety of pandanus. of pandanua.
Arantebwe, n. the fruit of a Tariety Axabu'atoa, n. tha fruit of a varlety
of pandanus. of pandanus.
Arafiia'onlo, n. the fruit of a Tariety Arabuliura, n. the fruit of a Tariety
of pand^uB. of pandanus.
ArafLa'ua, n. the fruit of a Tariety of A'rabuklra'baba, «. the fruit of a
pandanua. Tariety of pandanus.
Arafla'ba, n. the fruit of a Tariety of A'rabuklta'ba, n. the fruit of a Ta-
pandanua. riety of pandanua.
Arafia''relmo'a, n. the fruit of a Ta- A'rabure'ka, n. tlie fruit of a Tariety
riety of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'rabalka'rawa, n. the fruit of a Ta- A'rabatano'flonaiia, n. the fruit of
■ ■ of pandanus.
1. the fruit of a Tariety of
riety of pandanus. pandanus.
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Axàktí'tvn, n. the fniit of a rftríety Antt&'ba, n. üte fruit of a. rarietj of
of pandanua pandanus.
Araka^uikato'fia, n. the fruit ot a Arata'watawa, n. the fruit of a va-
vBrie^ of pandanUH. rietj of pan(úiiiua.
Araka'okl, a. the fruit of a variet^ Aratea'itara, n. the fruit of a varietj
of pandanuB. of pandaaus.
A'rakane'we, », the fruit of a variety A'rattófl, n, the fruit of a varietj of
of pandajíuB. — '
AralHui'kafi, n. the fruit of a v^ , . , ...
of pandanus. riety ot pandanui.
A'rakaïa'ia, n. the fruit of a rarietj Arate'utl, n. the fruit of a variely of
of pandauua. pandanus.
A'raïaka'rakl, n. the fruit of a va- A'ratema'l, n. the fruit of a rarietj ,
rietj of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'rakatairkun, n. the fruit of a va- A'ratemam', n, the fruit of a variety
rietj of pandanus. of pandanuB.
A'rakate'na, n. tJie fruit ot a variet^ Aratem'a'na, n. the fruit of a Ta-
of pandanuB. riety of panduiUB.
A'rakat«'ke, n. the fruit of a varietj Airate^uLo, n. tbe fruit of a variety
of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'rakate^eteke, n. the fruit of a va- A'ratenna'wa, n. the fruit ot a va-
riety of pandanua. riety of pandanus.
A'ralÈato^nBJio, n. the fruit oi a A'ratefia'ofiao, n. the fruit ot a ra-
variety of pandanus. riety of pandanua.
Araka'wakawa, n. the fruit of a va- Arat^ea, n. the fruit of a variety of
riety of pnndanue, pandanus.
Arake'afi, n. the fruit of a Tariety of Arate^eau, n. the fruit of a rariet;
pandanus. ot pandanua.
A'rakleu'ra, n. the fruit of a variety A^atabaMi, n. the fruit of a variety
of pandanus. of pandanus.
A'rakinut'ílu, n. the fmít ot a variety A'rateka'uake, n. the fruit of a va-
ot paitdanus. riety of pandanus.
A^aknara'wete, n. tbe fruit ot a va- A'rateke'na, n. the fruit ot a variety
riety of pandÚlUB. oi pandanus.
A^aralnim'a'e, a. tbe fruit of a va- A'rateku'kunel, n. the fruit of a va>-
riety of pandauuB. riety ot pandanua.
A'taxík.% D. t. to go up; to aacend; Arat^ura, n. the fruit of a variety
to climb up as on a mountaJn. of pandanus.
A'rarake'a, v. t. to aacend, to climb A'rateru'b•, n. the fruit of a variety
as a mountain. of pandanus.
Arara'wauon, n. the fruit of a va- A'ratewaea'nlna, n. the fruit of a
rie^ ot pandanua. variefy of pandanus.
Arar»'!, n. the fruit ot a variety of Arati'na, n. the fruit of a variety ot
pandanus. pandanus.
Ararl'nikua, n. tha fruit oi a variety Aratite, n. tbe fruit of a variety ot
of pandanua. pandanua.
Arata'oroba, ». the fruit of a variety Aratona'ro, ». the fruit of a variety
of pandanus. ot pandanua.
Anita'uaiiro', n. the fruit of a variety AratoTIarua, ». the fruit ot a variety
of pandanus. of pandanua.
Aratama'roanlma'klii, n. tbe fruit Arato'ka, n. tbe fruit of a variety of
ot a varietv of pandanus. pandanus.
Aratabon'teba, n. the tnilt of a va- Arato'kotoko, n. the fruit ot a va-
riety of pandanus. riety of pandanus.
A'rataboka'rawa, n. tbe fruit of a Arat6'ta, n. the fruit of a variety of
variety of pandanus. pandanus.
ArataboMo, n. tbe fruit of a variefy A'rlltu'bu'biirB, n. the fruit of a va-
of pandanus. riety of pandanus.
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Arava, n. a shark*! teeth aword, tbe A'rirl, v. j. to travalL
teeth being laahed to the wooden A'rlri, n. travail.
blade. A'riro, n. the core of a boti,
A'rawa'entofia, n. the fruit oi a ta- AMto, v. a. baviug a core as a boll.
riety of pandaaua. 'A*™, ft. (Eng.) a harrow.
A'rawalbwe'bwe, n. the fruit of a Ta- A'ro, n. wají numneTi oustom; liko-
riety of pandanus. nesi.
A'iawlahl, n. the fruit of a variety A'roa, n. nfreihinetit; BUBt«naiiee.
of pandaniu. Atoaro, n. cuatom; usual manner, or
A're, pron. who; whioh; that (yon- way.
der). Aro'aroka, v. i. to have or poHHeBa
A/n, n. the iesson in whieh the pan- cocoanut trees growing on another
danus ia approacbins ripeness. person's land.
A'raa're, a. sufficient t» quautity, aa Aro'aroka, n. ttie cuatom of posaeaiíng
food to l>e partaken of. cocoanut ttees on another's land,
A're!, adv. yonder. A'roaro'ka, v, t. freq. oi arokai to
A'rei, pron. that (yonder). amell.
A'rele'ta, ». the upper aet of teeth. A'roa'rora, v. t. freq. of arora.
Ai•io'bako, n. (Gr.) AreopagUB. A'n», ». (Bng.) aloes.
A'r•lna'no, n. the lower set of A'ro»'!, a. fooli^; heedleM.
teeth. A'ro•'i, n. heedleesneBB ; íoollahneBS;
A'renafL See aneno. a heedleBB person.
A^lw, ». (Gr.) Alpha. A'roma, «. a tree, the — also ita
Areba'ka, ». (ÉdE') alpaca. bark, used for making Ssh liiiea, or
A'rebu, a. forty tbousand. thread in a foreign rope.
A'rekfun, n. an algum; an alinug. A'robai, n. a alare; a servant.
A'reru, n. (Eeb.) a psalm. Aroba'lrl, v. i. to salute by touching
Areru'la, n. (Heb.) Hallelujali. noses and smelling.
A'retl, n. (Eng.) an arch. Arob'a^rl, n. tbe salutation of toucb-
A'rl, n. a cocoanut Bpatlie ; ao eye- ing and smelling noaee.
brow : gall ; the gall-bladder. A'r^aba, n. a weak-minded penon.
AM, V. i. to put forth aa cocoanut A'robaba, o. weak-minded.
buda. A'robeke, n. (Gr.) a fox.
AMa, «. t. to perfunte. A'robol, v. i. to anuff up when per-
A'ria'ri, v. i. freq. of ari to engage ín ceiving an odor.
perfuming, A'robol, n. the pereeiving or percep*
Axia'ria, v. t. freq. of ària. tion of an odor.
Arla'rlra, v. t. freq. of arira. A'roka, v. t. to smelL
A'rinal, n. a flah, the A'roka, n. a cultivated plant or tree;
A'riíiaito'komea, n, a fiah, the a pet plant: a. tumor; a. wen.
Arinan'ti, v. t. to tail to develop a A'ros&'l, n. a, joung pandanua tree
fruitful ari, aa & cocoanut toce. wiOiout branchcB.
Arlnan'ti, n. a cocoanut ari or bud Aroka^ia, v. t. to hold ïn poaBeBsion
which failB to Bet or mature. or own a tree on another*» land (a
A'rlnoko, a. slim or narrow aa a freqüent custom).
cocoanut spathe, or an ejebrow. Aroka'lkui, t>. i. to Bhiink from be*
A'rlnoko, n. a cocoanut tree having fore a blow.
slim spathes. A'rora, e. (. to estend aa the hand ; to
A'rlbuni, a. short as a cocoanut stretch out.
spathe : without eyebrowB. A'rora, n. a ridge In the coral reef on
A'rlbunl, n. a cocoanut tree having the ocean side.
short spathes. A'rotan, a. weak-minded.
A'rlketa, n. (Eng.) an alligtttor. A'rotan, ». a weak-minded person.
(Geog. p. 13.) Ata', V. í. to know.
A'rikl, n. a calm. Ata, n. a spani the akull: a atay or
A'rikl, a. calm ; without wind. brace from títe outrigger to Üit
A'rira, v. (. to haul taüt. mast head of a otnoe.
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Ata, V. t. to braid; to weaTO. A^lmaniift, a. full of sunken rocks
Ata, a. broad ae & mat or doth. uot easilf seen eicept in calm.
Ata'e, n. sir; madam, in addressing A'tlm'uie, n. a ledgs of coral rock in
a, person. In use at Nonouti. See tlie lagoon smaller than a roA^it.
nao and n«tito. A'tim'ane, a. full of small sunken
Ata'ei, n. a ehild; children. ledgea in the lagoon.
Ata'eina'iB«, ». a giri. Atlm'a'koro, n. an islet in the rveí.
Ata'elnlm'a'na, n. a bor. A'tím&ta, a. obounding in small
Ata'elulma'ta, the pupil of tbe eye. sunken rocks.
A'tal, n. the right lúiad. A'tlm&'ta, n. a small coral st«ne.
Ata'ib'ai, n. knowledgej iuform&- A'tlmotu, a. abounding in large
tion; leaming. sunken rocks.
Ata'ib'ai, a. erudita; of extensive in- Atimotu, n. a lar^ rock in a. lagoon.
fonuation; knowing. A'Ünai, a. abounding in atinai.
A'tao, n. a layer: a couree. Atinai, n. a flah, the
A'tau, n. the atone used in the game Atine, n. a Ssh, the
of kabane. A'tlne, a. abounding in atine.
A'tau, v. t. to gei in readineas. A'tlnim'ata, n. the prominence of the
Ata'mS, V. t. to cover a auríace with skull over the eyes.
coarae gravel. Atlnlb'a, n. a cocoanut-shell bottle.
Ata'ma, n. coaree gravel; amall A'tlnib'a, a. containing many cocoa-
broken coral. nut-shell bottles aa a house.
A'tEino, a. forty million. A'tlnlka'na, n. a flat atone uaed in a
Ata'íia, n. an upper plank in a heathen rite for the purpoae of gÍT-
canoe : mutual iriendallip ; a bae ing atrength and courage.
aíanaia (metaph.). A'tinlka'na, a. abounding in atittt-
A'ta.tal, n. acquaintance ; akill; fa- kana iUiueM.
miUar knowledge. A'tinikato'ka, n. babai suckera.
A'tatai, V. a. akilled; acquainted with. A'tlniwe're'were, n. a coral rock or
Ata'taia'omata, a. kind; benerolent; ledge abounding in teere.
just; conaiderate. A'tineuo, n. a stone uaed hj a aquid
Ata'taia'omata, ». kindnesa; benevo- in closing bis hole.
lence; juatice; consideratenesa. A'tinro, n. a atone ueed aa an anchor;
Atftta'ib'ai, n. too much freedom in an ancbor.
teeding gueats with the house- Atinta'otao, n. a method of flahing.
holder'a food. A'tlnta'rawa, n. a method of flahing
Atïta'lb'ai, a. too forward, or too in deep wàter with taboro.
much at home, aa one feeding guesta Atibn'ba, n. a place abounding in
in the absence of. the housenolder. stones.
'A'te, n. (Eng.) a bart. A'tlbako'uB, n. a Tariety of cup-
Atela'ine, n. a jovag woman; a large ahaped coral.
giri. Atib'Jl'ra, n. a variet^ of aoft coral-
Ateritl, n. (Eng.) an asterisk. atone.
A'tl, n. (Eng.) an aes; a donke^. A'tibi, n. (Eng.) an aap; an adder,
Atl, n. a BpecieB of fléb, the bonito: Ati'bu, n. the general word for atone:
« cbeat; a trunk: aeed: a stone a Sah, the
beated for baking. Atibu, a. abounding in stones:
A'tla, V. t. to cover over a llre with abounding in the Ssb atibu.
baking atonea. A'tibufl, n. a atone sinker used in Gah-
A'tlati, a. having a number of cheats; ing.
contoining aeeda as flome pandanua A'tlburu, n. a flsh, the
fruit. A'tlburu, a. abounding in the flsh
Ati'em, n. a soít coral-stone. atiburu.
AtlmalnUcu, n. a variety of babai. Atlkl'ka, n. a kind of red stone on
A'tima'una, n. a sunken rock or the ocean beach.
ledge wbicb can be aeen wben it is A'Uki'ka, a. abounding in led stones
oalm. colled atikika.
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Atlttfl, n. B lof^ conti rock beneïUi A'^bo^nbnfi, o. harlng long ludr.
the luríaoe of the wator. A'taba'&abnll, n. b, peraon witlt long
A'to, n. a. thatch oí cocoanut lMÍ: hair.
the Iítci: a sperm whale. Atnro'ro, a. having black bair.
Ato, a. having a, good aized liver as Atnro'ro, n. a peraon with bUck
certain flah. baii : a flah, the
Ato'a, V. t. to pour out thiougta a Aturo'ro, n, a variet; of tbe flah
small aperture. bars.
A'toato, V. i. U> engage Ío fllUng A'wa, v. t. to boil.
cocoanut-shell bottlea. A'wa, n, a Bah, the
AtVatoa, v. t. íreq. oí atoa. A'wal, n. a flsh, the : a molar tootb.
Ato'atofla, v. t. fréq. of atoOa. A'fnd, a. aboundtng in the fleh
Ato'fia, n. oue'B portion deeignated, awai,
Ato'fia, o. t. to utter ; to uj. Awalca, mterj. an ezelamation of
A'toU, a. 400,000/>00. surprise.
A'tn, n. the head: a cUwj a tronp; Awa^iir«'r«, n. a flsh, tbs.
a oompany. A'wakvrft're, a. abounding in the fieh
Atn'a, ». Ood. a'vxikwÜTe.
Atn'aro, n. a flah, the A'waro, n. a eoarse íood prepared
A'tnaro, a. aboimdiíig in the flah from tíie etern of the pandanus fruit
atuaro. in timea of scarcitj.
Atuatl, n. a flah, the Awa'mni, o. very atraii^t aa a tree.
Atnati, a. abounding in the flah Awa'tal, ». a flah, the
atuati. Airatai, a. abounding fa tíie fiah
A'tnlra'ntl, n. See trauti. aieatm.
AtaurVura, o. having red ha!r, Awa'wft, o. t. fnq. of awa, to boil.
Ataora'nra, n. a red-haired peraon. AwaNra, «. t. to angags in boUing.
Atam&lna'isa, n. a whita-haired per-
Atuma'ofiofi, o. diabosored; treated X
with diareapect.
A'toma'oto, a. having hair veiy E, prtm. he: ahe; it
alfghtly ourled. E, c. i. to be in a apaam of paia; to
Attuoa'oto, n. a peraon with very la^ or place a line on the ^und to
■llghtly curling hair. be uaed aa a pattem in outting and
A'tuma^an, a. havlng veiy cnrlj fitting a aail.
hair. E, interj. an exclamation of diaap-
Atnmataa, n. a peraon with veiy provaJ.
curly hair. S'b, interf. aa exclamation of aur-
A'tuma'toa, n. a wide, atrong panda- priae.
nua leaf. E^a, v. t. to meaaure and flt a «ail.
Atomatoa, a. wide and atrong aa a E'a, n. mlllion.
certain pandanm leaf. 'Wi, n. (Eug.) a hare.
A'tnme'BnieB, a. having yellowiah Ean', vntwj. an interjection of anr-
red hair, priae.
A'tume'am•a, n. a Tellowiah red fi'l, interf. an interjection of aatia-
haired pereon. taction or pleaaure when one ia
Atuna'omata, n. a flah, the praiaed, like oi /
Atunaoinata, a. abounding in the E^, v. i. to bend over aa a tree.
flah atttnaomata: having eommitted E'iei, v. i. freq. of ei, to sway to and
many tnurdera. fro.
A'tufie^, a. having ren cnrly hair. E'inako, «. i. to slant aa a tree: to
Atufie'rl, n. a peraon with very curly tall ae a elanting tree.
hair. B'ina'koa, v. t. to fall or come npon
Atubi'takl, V. i. to ïook back. aa a tree on a houae.
A'tubi'taki, n. tlte aot of looking I/iriki, n. a man's alater-in-law: a.
back. woman'a brother-in-law.
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E'irikl, a. to have interconraa wltb Ekata, v. t. to bq(in » apeech or
a wiíe'a BÍater. aong.
ElrildA, V. ^ to seduoe a wife's BÍiter. Ekare'tlB, n. (Gi.) a church.
E'itel, ». a bird, the Wk«, n, a coconnut oi lat«r atage ttaAn
Elte'i, V. o, períorming tuélj im tlie takataka,
Tuoia. B'iEe, a. famona; well known; dia-
EuAfikeMo, n. (Or.) the OospeL tinjgaühed.
EuVnta, v. t. freq. of euta. B'kea, v. t. to drill or dlg out a hole
E'utoi, V. t. to tosa up aa in kàbane: in a rock.
to lift the foot aa in waUdiig. Ski^a, v. i, to engage in drilling or
B^ta, n. a Bt«p; a pace. digging out a hole m a rock.
Etl'ta, a. tnuoh. Z/klra, n. the edge or border of a mat.
E'uta'ulwae, t>. í. to walk. Etclra, v. t. to íLiiish o£F the edge of a
Em, ». a coral-atone uaed in rasping. mat.
E'meraori, n. (Eng.) emerods. Wttí, a. etripped of cocoanuta: de-
Embala, n. (Eng-) au empire. (Oeog. aertod aa a flat b; fish.
p. 20.) I/rake, v. i. to nin up on to the beach
S'niberoa, n. (Eng.) an emperor. aa a canoe or boat: to be quidc
E'natinai, v. «. to go toward or on to tompered.
tbe ohore, aa flsh when frightened. Wretí, v, t. to alash.
Wjm, n. a very young eocoanut tree. 'El•'rene (Gr.), Gredan.
I/ne, a. being in the ene stage, aa a E'rQbantI, ». (Eng.) an elepbant.
eocoanut tree. Erí^, v. i. to enga^ in slashing.
Enfine, a. abounding in ver; young Ere^ea, v. t. freq. of erea.
eocoanut treea. E'rla, v. t. to scoop; to take np witU
'En'na, n, (Bng.) benna. a spoon, or acoop.
Efl, adv. jes. E'rlA, n. a apoou; a scoop.
E^a, «. a Tariety of coral on the E^lerl, v. i. to engagfl in acotqting up,
flata, that amits much odor. aa flsh.
Büa'efia, a. oovered over with mnch EMerl, n. a joung íftarooi.
eHa, E'rlft'ría, v, t. freq. of e'ria.
I/b'a, a. high aa the earea of a houae. 'fi'rlfi, n. (Eng.) a herriug.
Wbü, a. ehronic aa a aidcnesa. 'E'rltl, n. (Eng.) Hades.
Whe,, n. a pandanua leaf case con- E'ta, adv. up; on high; abore,
taining the feathers of the eitei to E'ta, n. the ahore or land aa con.-
be uaed in the game of kaiane; a traated with the lagoon: heaven.
amall caae for nahbooka. Btate> v. i. to engage in trinuning
S'ha, n. (Heb.) an ephah. with a fringe as a house or a dreaa.
Eba'eba, n. a raft; a float Et»^, n. trinuning; decoration.
Eba'eba, v. i. to engage in raftlng. Eterna, v. t. to ttiia with fringe;
Eb'a'eb'a, n. the horizontal atick at to decorate.
the eaves of a houae which support E'ti, a. atraight; not crooked; cor-
the thatoh. rect: ereet.
Eba'otare, n. (Eng.) an Apostle. E^ n. atraightneaa; correctneas:
EHi'arLaïo, a. prompt, ready, or quïck erectneas.
to do; cheerfullf obedient: very E'tle^ a. eaailv straightening out aa
wlde aa a veríinda. a poor flahhook.
Eba'tobl, «. (Bng.) an apostrophe, Etiru^n, a. Tery atraight^
Wha, n. (Eng.) an ape. E'wa, n. a crack in a board.
'E'beTa, n. (Heb.) Hebrew. fii'wa, a. very many; Tery great: im-
E'bone, ». (Eng.) ebony. patient.
S'beli, n. (Eng.) April. Wvn, v. ^. to spear.
Etota, n. (Eng.) au ephod. E'va, v. a. cracked as a board: about
B'ka, V. t. to oppoae; to realat; to to become an ibofía, i. e., a prieat or
go againat. eorcerer.
S'Ui, o. oonvaleacent. Ewa'awa, v
Vka, M. (Eng.) an acre. Ewa'awara,
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Ewa'flwfttH, V. t. freq. of ewata. X, intvrf. exdunaticai of diilike or
Zi'Ws'iiin, n. the husk of tli« cocoBiiut. disgust.
Swa'iilii, a. much littered or covered t, v. i. to sink.
with cocoanut huska. l'a, adv. where (interrogative) I
Ewa'nlka'rau, n. a pandaDvia fruit l'a, n. a graf hur; h. veiu: a Btate
blasted morè or less. of tide.
Erwa'nlka'rao, a. blighted a* a pau- l'a, pro. them, often a sufBx pronoim
danus fruit. and often oonsected to verbal root
E'waka, V. t, to gnaw. b; i, indicated by fi theír a Buffix
Ewa'ra, v. t. to pieroe; to itab; to pronouu.
atick. l'a, c. (. to gratej to grind.
Ewa'^ V. t. to dJTÍde ot BepHxate I»% adv. then; there^.
(idiomàtic). la'i, there is; thera are (an affirma-
E'we, c. «. to Jump: to en by eating tive particle).
forbiddeu food. la'ía, n. a, tendon; a sinew. (Phys,
E'ws, n. a jump. p. 10.)
E'wea, o. (. to perfonn an incauta- la'ia, a. graj-haired.
tioD OD one nho has broken Ua la'la, n. a graj-haired penon.
tabú, or who wishes au indulgence. la'la, interj. an eiclamation be^D-
E'weàtl, V. i. to migrate. ning a sentence uttered b^ a num-
E'we&tl, n. migratioD. ber about to pull together.
E'weiiako, v. i. to jump oS; to run la'larake, v. i. freq. oi iarake.
about aa a child ceasing to areep. lam', n. { Eng. ) yam.
E'webotl, 17. {. to take or appropriate Xa'nena, n. a atnmger; a native of
to one'B self another'e place. another country.
E'weboti, n. the appropriating to la'nena, a. not familiar with; unoe-
one'i self another*! place. quainted witb.
E'web'wer•^ n. the game of jumplng I&'nlma'ma, n. a moonlight tíde.
tbe rope; a game of jumping over I&'nima^na, a. being a moonlight
an objecL tide.
Xl•'webwer•'l, e. i. to play at jumping I&n'na, fi. one long reiident in or na-
the rope. tive of a place.
EwVka, V. t. to leap upon; to enter IHn'na, a, native; long reaident.
eamestlj- upon work, similar to the lano'no, v. i. to crave Ssh. In use at
siang phraM, " plteh in." Banaba.
Bwtt'ka, n. the entoring eamestlj I&'nora, a. Teiy low, as the tide.
upon a job. I&'uera, n. a veiy low tide.
Ewè'we, V. i. freq. of ewe, to jump. là'noro, n. a moonlesa tide.
Ewé'we, n. a jump. I&'noro, o. being a moonleBS tide.
Ewé'w•nako, v. i. to jmnp from a I&n'rlrl'fia, n. scented oÍI made from
helght. scraped cocoanut exposed to the sun
EwfWftbotl, V. i. freq. of eweboti. and boiled.
Ewfi'weka, v. t. freq. of eweka. Zàn'rlrl'aà, o. (. to prepare a scented
oil íor auointing.
Xa'fio, d. i. to refiect; to consïder) to
Z ponder; to meditate.
la'üo, n. conaíderation ; deliberation.
I, pron. I (alwaye followed bj a la'&oa, v. t. to tbink about; to eon-
Eredicate) : me <a eufBx pronoun). sider; to ponder; to meditate on.
n the objective it is preceded by a lafiora'oa, o. (. to consider well.
which unites it to the root of that la'fiora'oi, o. i. to eonsider well.
transitive verb: them, neuter, sufflz la'ilora'ol, n. careful consideration.
to root of transitive verb. la'&orara'oi, n. a ehow of knowledge
I, prep. at; in; hj: with. by much talk.
I, n. anative of a place (apreBzused la'florara'ol, v. i. to converse; to
with a hjphen } . make a show oí knowledge by mncll
I, adv. one another (reciprocal). apeech.
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Zabalw, a. ver; high as the tide. I'«ao, n. a, oertaln irick in the game
labalM, n. a verj high tido. of kahane.
labu'butl, a. reiy high aa the tide. I•'akliiA, v. t. to aaíl r, craft.
labu'butl, n. a ver; high tide. Ze^e, v. i. freq. of ie, to sail.
labu'tl, a. high as ttie tide. le'iS, n. disobèdlence.
labu'tl, n. a high tide. la'lè, a. diBobedient and trotibleBome.
la'ka, 11. i. to Bpring or atart auddenl; la'iea, v, t. freq. of tea, to oompijr
trom HurprÏBe: to ahiïer: to start with a requeet.
in; iafca ni karakinna ba ti na le'leta, v. t. to lift up as a curtain.
olioro = Start in to narrat* that we Xe'ln, v. i. to live together as husband
ma; hear the news. and wife; to many.
I&'k&, n. ahiveriug or tremor through Z•'in, n. the marriage state; matrï-
fear or eold. mony,
I&'kftl, a. afflicted with stiffnesa of l'enao, n. a oanoe with a single brace
body or limbs. and removable mast.
I&'kal, n. stiffneBH of limb or body. l'enao, v. i. to engage in rigging or
la'kamà'te, n. neap tide. fitting a canoe as an ienao.
Ia'kamà''te, o. in tha atate of neap l'ena'oa, n. t. to rig or fit a canoe aa
tide. au ienao, a canoe with a removable
l'nfaeHiokebo, a. ver; high aa the mast.
tide : full of wàter aa a ma, or le'níknrl, •o.i.to eagage in preparing
canoe. food or a oanoe in haete for depart-
I&'kl, V. i. to engage in cleaning up, ure.
or freeing from littor. Ze'nikiirl, n. hasty preparation for
IK'kt, n. a cleaning or freeing from departure on a joumey.
littér. le'nlknri'a, v. t, to prepare food or a
la'kiaki, n. the act of struggiing and canoe in haate for departure.
Icicking as a child: great activity le'nlwa, n. a kind of fieb.
in work. lenta'eaba, n. a large sail for fair
la'U&kt, V. i. to atruggle to free one'fl weatber or light winda.
ielf from the graap of another: to l'entan, v. i. to m^e preparation for
be in spaams: to atrike again and a joumey.
agaiu on a ahoal wheu to«aed by Isnbi'iia, d. (. to make ready a de-
the waves; to pouud. parture.
n'Ulla, V. t. to clean np; to frM l'entanjakaa, o. i. f« be in haste to
from litter; to sweep. depart.
lalu, a. in neap tide. Z'entabaka'ua, v. i. to nnduly basten
Za'ra, n. neap tide. preparation for departure.
Za'rake, v. i. to come in aa the tide; l'ontak», 11. n. agitated; exeited.
to be on the flood. Zentakíl, v. t. to agitate a departure
la'rake, n. Qood tide. with noisy preparation.
la'ri, ti. (Eng.) a^ard. l'•ntu'moa, o, t. to be the first to
Zatebi, n. (Eng.) a jaaper. aeek reconciliation between two at
U'tl, n. (Eng.) a yard; three feet. enmify.
Ie', n. a lewd heathen amusement. le'ka, ». a flood: the deluge.
lo', v. i. to engage in the amuaement Ie'k&, v. t. to flood; to deluge.'
of ie. leHïa, v. a. flooded; deluged.
l'e, n. a sail. leta, v. t. to lift aa the cover of a
l'e, o. i. to aail. basket, or the lid of a chest.
l'e, ittierf. an ezclamation of pain. l'i, v. i. to grato; to grind; to pul-
le'a, t>. f. to sail for or to: to comply verlze.
wiUi a request. 11, n. the process of grating or grind-
Wa, 1). *. to deceive ; to mislead. ing.
ImA, a. freah or new in appearance. Fio, v. t. to grind; to grate; to pul-
as a new sail. Terise.
Xea'l, ». a cuioe with a new saiL l'o, n. a bErd, the
l'wu), v. «. to joke. l'o, v. a. blosaoming aa breadfniit.
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X'B, v. i. to hkllooi to àhont. Z'taft, v. 1. to leek in lurriaM.
l'O, ». & ahout l'iia, c- i. to be lUbla to ridicule or
lo'm, V. t. to ahake off; to BÍft. to be made osbamed.
lífa, V. t, to annoimce with a Bhout. X^ia, n. a flsh Bcale: ■ cataiaot of th*
lO'a, n. a loud Bhout. eje; ooraplexion.
ICakl'na, c. í. to shout about l'na, a. having a. oat
lo'loa, 1). t. Ireq. oí ioa. l'na, pron, liiïn;
lo'mako'rituitra, v. «. to deceive; to nako).
mlslead, Xn&'l, n. a eoooanut leaí mat.
lo'mako'rlnavM, n. a deceivor: a l'tui, n. a flah, the
porpoise. l'nat, v. i. to eusage in betrotlilng,
lo^Q, n. the work of Bifting loil for l'nal, n. betroth^.
purpow of mltivation. Zna^eta, n. the upper yard or gaff oí
' lo'bon, V. i. to eitt Boil íor pnrpoM of a canoe-sail : a large and powerfiU
cultivation, tnan.
lykannl, m. a Tariely of hàbai. Ina'lna, n, acalT u flah, or aome w
lyki, V. i. to make exehange «*[»• rletíeB of pandanuB.
clalljr of food In a mantaba. Ina'lnano, n. the tower Bprit or braee
Ift^d, n. the excIíaDgiíig of food. of a eanoe-sail.
J.Ykíjia., V. (. to purchaae; to ex* Inft'Ine, o. nntle In manner; soft
change. and refined In mannerB ; niild ; meek.
Iowa'wa, o. bad; UI bebaved; uglj, In&'tne, n. KsntleneBB in manner.
lowa'wa, n. badsBBB; iU bebavior. Zna^to, a. àlon In growth; baclcward
Xu', pron. me: after nako, in growth.
Zu'naki, M. (Bng.) a eunueh. Znalto, n. a ohild of backward
lutilra, n. (Eng.) Jt^Ilee. growth.
Im, pron. theej fou: it followB naJfeo. Zna'o, n. tha npper or lower edge of
Ima'lma, o. i. to engage in Bcaling a plank readr for a canoa.
«■i> Zna'o, V. i. to be qniok.
'• — 'omata, ». a free man.
'omata, o. free; not In Berritude.
Zn&^ilkaan, ». a mole on the person.
Im&'na, d. (. to Boale flsh. Zn&^iUcuan, o. baving a mole.
Im'an'ra, n. a varietj of habai. Zn&'noi, n. a result obtalned from
Zm&'tafi, n. a white man. A native caiting lote.
of MataS. In&^oi, v. i. to be mutual]^ a^^reed.
Xmàtafi, V. a. skilled in tbe uso of In&'noin&'^o, a. verj deep.
EugllBh. Xnab&'la, n. a coward.
Ztnl, pro», fou (plural objectlve) Inab&'Ia, a. eowardly.
(see itn). l'nabo'bo, a, jaundieed aB Üie eyeB.
Zmi^nlta, v. t. to biu^ tbe teeth; b^. Z'nakai, a. slim as a man, but in good
of imita. phyaical condftion: wiry.
Zmlta, tr. (. to deetn^; to tbrow at; Z'nakal, n. one slim, but in good
to atrike; to suck as tbe teetb. phVBÍcal condition.
Zmo'ue, n. a Tarietj of small eel, the Z'naklwa'ravara, a. havlng a pals
Imo'nentari. Bee tmone. «omplexion or loss of color.
Z'munal, n. a fiah, the Z'nakl, n. a tier of thatch on a roof.
l'munal, a. Bbounding in ídiwhm. X'natl, n. a lengtb in a aelue, about
l'mwere, v. i. to be slow. 2^ íathomi.
X^were, n. slownesB of motïon or l'net!, c. i. Bee itmeti.
action. l'nlmakl, v. i. to make a daah as k
Xmtre'remw•'re, v. i. freq. of Imwere, frigbtened íleh.
In, V. a. ahut; eloBed. X'nlfiao, ti. the act of canying a
Xn, V. i. to range; to bave a particular cocoanut in tbe t^th while descend-
direction as a long obje^; to range ing.
in length. l'nlfiao, «. 1. to any a cocoanut b;
'In, ». (Eng.) » Un. the teeth in descen^ng from a tree.
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l'nlfia'oa, t>. t. to can; & cocoacut by IfiA'ro, ». the earlf momlng aiUr
the toeth in descending from the eunriw.
tree; to blov down bb & hoiue; to Zfift'ro, ff. fi to be earlj moming.
buret upon. (Jer. 30:23.) l'fiata, v. i. to atrain greatly, as in
l'no, n. a maggot. severe coughing' or Tomiting.
l'no, V. i. to he eaton of moggoto; to Zfileta, n. the dorsal fiu.
be extinguiabed aa a fire; to díe, X'fUe'tanTa'im, a. eauly offended or
used ia Üie phiase, ko na ino, jou proTi^ed.
will die. l'fiío^nra'bono, n. b variety of the
X'nolno, a. freq. of ino, foll of mag- batua witJi a dorsal fln wEich can
gots. be erected in self-deíence.
l'noto, n. a tree, the Z'fiimea, n. a. flah, the
Z'uoto, a. abounding in inoto trees. l'&inta'-atl, n. the thornj tkín of a
Zn'nabS, v. t. to eut a gioove or mark tauti, used aa a helmet.
in a stone or pJank, l'filfl, v. i. freq. of M.
In'naba, n. a grooTe or mark cut in Ifli'flu, o. t. to roar as diatant
a atone or plank. breakers, or distant thunder.
Z&ne^ V. 1.. (Jn » ett) to lie or l'fllra, v. i. to be alow in luing, or
range in a straight line; to be setting out on.
Btraight. l'íUrakl, v. i. to ríae up suddenly.
Inlra, c. t. to lie haphazard, as per- l'So, n. a flah, the
sons or plauks in diaorder. l'floa, n. a Dameaake.
ZnMko, n. (£ng.) indigo. Ifio'ana, v. t. to naine aftor.
In'roa, v. o; thrown down in confu- l'flolfio, a. abounding in iAo.
aion; proatrato, aa manj sick at a Ifio'ifioa, v. i. to conaent to another's
time. being named after one'a aelf.
In'roa, n. the proatration of many by l'fiu, v. i. to roar as distant thunder,
an epidèmic. or cannon firing.
In'ti, n. (Eng.) an Inch. l'Vunako, v. i. to íall to pieeea, aa
Intinabo, a. cIumEj; bea^j; groBs; pandanus fruit, or a stone wall.
ezcesaively fat. Z'b'ab'a, n. a flah, the
la'tin•bti, n. dumainess. Z'b'ab'a, v. i. to draw near to, be-
In'tlbua, n. the eondition of one who cause enamored.
is itttibwi. l'b'ab'anro'tuiaa, ». a flah, the
Intibna, a, heary or stopid aftor l'be, a. packed hard, as kabuba or
eating heartïlj, or with eickneaa. earth.
Ifi, n. the fibroua, poroua envelope at Ibe, n. a clod. (Hosea 10:11.)
the baae of the cocoanut leaf or Iliéa, v. t. to break open as a oocoa-
f rond that helps to bind it to the nut ; to break up aa bait.
tree. Ib•'lbe, v. i. to engage in breaklng
Ifi, V. i. to Btart or morè as an objeot up or open.
to be lifted. Ibe'ibe, n. a mode of fishing In which
I^a, V, i. to aaluto. cracked bait ia uaed.
l'Sa, ». a aalutation. Zbelb«a, v. t. freq. of ibea, to crack.
l'fiaimo'ana, n. quick marlneas ; the Ib•'ua, e. (. to break a cocoanut into
being aoon tired of. ha]i>es.
Ifiaimo'ana, v. i. to become aoon l'bentà&o, a. thicklj corered orer
tired of; to weaTj of, with grains of sand or aoil,
Ifia'lfia, n. impatlence in waiting for IlMütítao, n. a clod of earth.
the time to eat or ^. l'befia'fin, v. i. to engage in discoss-
Ifi&'ifia, c. j. to be unpatlent to eat, ing in a Iow voice, as a group of
or to go In advance. persons.
Ifialflata, v. i. freq. of íBato. l'befiufiTi, n. the Iow aound of Toicea in
IfialMfi, ». the moming; the fore- quiet diacuaaion, carried on near by.
nooni n iHabon, to-morrow mom- Ibefin'fiua, t>. f. to tolk over or discuas
ing. in a Iow voice as sèveral people
Ua'bofi, V. í. to be nuanlog. gaüiered tog«ther.
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IlMlnm, V, i. to trj to throw into Ibnn'roTO, n. s preparation of bahai
the shode anotíier'B akill. mixed vith squeesed cocoanut millc
Ili^kl, D. i. to Btniggle vialentlf. BJid a, little cocoanut molasses.
Ibeldbekl, v. i. ^eq. of ibeki, to Ibtui'roro'&, v. t. to prepare baiiai
struggle. with cocoauut milk and molftases.
Ib«^ko, V. D. erowded ai a room; l'bnnta'boiiarl, n. a Binall cocoaniit
crowded together as persona. *hell for use at tbe beginning of cut-
Zbe^url, v. i. to move about rest- ting Uie spathe.
lesslj as a crowd. I'bnbn''tUEa, v. i. to mutually becun«
Ibe'kúrl, n. Uie moviítg about of a butikat.
restless crowd. l'bnbutlka, n. a Bport among chil-
Ibtt'rlida, V. t. to break into many dren in which tbeir dolls are given
piecea. ÍD betrothal.
Ibò'roro, o. verf flnn or hard, as l'ka, n. a fish of any kindi a mode
Bconetbiag closely pocked. of playing ball (a general tenu).
Ibeta'otao, v. a. thrown together and Ita, odv. where.
piled up in a confused mass. l'ha, v. t. to pound aa food with a
Ibàta'flatafla, v. a. closely packed. pestle.
l'betao, n. a bivalvular shelt: a game Ikal, adv. here.
of children in which one tries to Hm'Uui, v. i. to engage In punching
break his neighbor's half-shell with in the side.
his own half-sbell. ika'IkA, c. t. to punch in the side.
Ebe'tutu, V. a. crowded; packed to- Ika'lka, n. the game of punching is
gether as people. the side.
Ibo'tntu, n. a atate or condition of Ika'lka, v. a. abounding in fish.
being greatly erowded. Ika'tkara'ol, o. fair oi íonn. (Be-
IbetU'tn, V. o. growing close together. ther 2; 7.)
l'blbltl, c. i. to pasB anoUiei without l'tac, o. i. to engage In picking bones
I meeting directly. doae.
l'bo, n. a soft, long or normlike ma- Ika'oa, v. t, to pldc bones close.
rine animal, the It&tmtm', n. a certain style of the
l'bo, c. a. fllled as the heart with m'akei.
anger ; completely ignited, as a fiíe l'kanra'ura, n. a flah, the
in an earth oven. l'kaura'ura, v. a. abounding in íkaiU'
l'bo, n. a game of puahing another raurà.
with the Bhoulder. X'bun&te, a. mnrderoua; given to
l'bo, V. i. to play the gsme of ibo. manalaying.
Zbo'fia, n. a priest; a nativa doctor; l'kam&'toa, n. a flsh, the
a Borcerer. Ikam&'wa, n. a flsh, the
Ibo'flai, V. a. sldlled or having luper- Ihanà'rlna, n. a flsh, the
natural power, aa a priest. l'kanlma'takl, n. a style of boll-
'Zboba'tematl, ». (Eng.) a hippopot- playing.
amus. l'kantbafia, n. flsb caught in a bafia.
Zbora'no, n. a small bivalvular Shell- l'kaniba'fia, v. a. abounding in fiah
flsh. easilv caught in a ftana.
l'ha, n. a eocoanut-shel) bottle. l'kanibl'nebine, n. fish said to be
Zbuatao, n. a secood shell hung un- caught through incantation.
der the Brst to catch the overflow Ika'nlbofi, n. a flsh, the
in karewe. Ika'olbofi, v. a. abounding in ikani-
Xbuata'oa, v. i. to ouspend a aecond bon.
ibií under the Srat karace (fiu. Ika'níbutl, n. a school of flsh, moviug
l'bn-ni-ka'tio, n. a cocoanut ahell rapídly.
for wat«r cot tied to a aecond. Iha'nlkae, n. a flsh nin down in
l'bu-ni-ka'toro, n, an t6« for holding shoal wàter.
karetoe to be fernient«d. Ika^kae, v. a. ahounding in fiah
Iboik'roro, c. i. to engage in prepar- which can be easily run down in
ing (btinroro. ahoal wàter.
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Ika'nlk&'bara, ». flsb caugM in de«p l'ktmta'bonno, n. fish oanght with &
wàter with a line whicb is sunk bf line.
a stoae to be released. l'kautall&'ra, a. abotmdíng in. manj-
IVawtlta'bara, v. a. abounding in flsb Tarieties of flsb.
tenned ikanihaíiara. l'kanta'boro, n. flsb eaugbt in deep
Ika'nUui'buti, n. flsh caugiít with a wàter.
line trailed along witb a pole. I'kaiita''ntwft, ». a certain stjle of
Ikanika'lautt, v. a. aboundiDg in flsh bali plaTÍng.
tenned ikanilcabuti. l'kan't•te'tra, n. a certain stfle of
Ika'nika'roB, n. flsh caught in a ball playing.
seine witb large meahes. l'kaba'sbae, n. a kind of game or
Ika'nlka'raaii, n. flah talcen in a aport in wbich Bomething is hidden
seine. in Uie sand to be sougbt out.
Ika'nilu'rauii, v. «. abounding in Xkaba'ebae, v. i. t» play at ikaòaebae.
Bah that con be taken in a seine. Zkaba'knbakn, ». dried fiab.
Ika'nlkatel, n. fiab caught by fol- Ikaba'knba'kna, v. t. to cure dried
lowing up witb a stick and scoop flsb.
net until wearied. l'haba^'ta, n. a flsh, tbe
Xka'nlkate'me, n. fisb caught witb a Ikaba'ta, v. a. abounding in ikabata.
rod freqüenti^ lifted, making a l'kabl, n. the outer half of a panda-
sHgbt amacking aound. nua buncb: a principal cluef or
Ikanlk&ttt'ine, v. a. abounding in flsh leader.
taken bj the kateme proceaa. Ika'buno'tl, n. flsh of aeveral varie-
Ika'nlkaà'kl, n. flsh caught by tow- ties which near the land after a
ing a line astem. tbunderatonn.
Ikamkatl'kl, v. a. abounding in flsh l'kabuno'ti, v. a. abounding in Hm-
taken bf towing a line aatem. banoU,
Ika'nikaw*'ii«, n. flsh eaugbt hy a Ika'buti, ». flah whicb coroe in sboala
line resting on the bottom. at certain times.
Ikanikawe^e, v. a. abounding in Ifca'buti, v. i. to arrive in sboals at
fish taken b; the katcene proceas. certain times, as certain fisb.
l'kaniwal, n. fish taken by spearing. Ikakàl, v. i. to liasten preparations
Ikan'ora, n. fiah whicb are relished for a start or joumej.
raw. Ikakàl, m. the making haste to de-
VkAtUí'MAn, fish caught by drawing part.
tbem out of bolea in the rocks. Dü^&^a, v. t. to haaten, to ezpedite.
Ikana'uau, v. a. abounding in flsb Ikakll'ia, n. eipedition; baste.
taken by the auau process. Ikà'ka, a. grasping; unjust; eiact-
Ikan'na, n. fiah caught with seine ing: higb in rank or station.
and rai by parties awiniming. Ik&'ke, ». a rascally chief ; a famous
Ikaii'^«, adv. there, but not far chief.
away. I''kara'oI, n. a specíes of baiai,
Z'kanro'aroa, n. fiah caught witb l'kara'oi, v. a. abounding mora or
pole and short line. leas in flab of ^iwd aize and quality;
Oàmfí/oTOA, V. a. abounding in fiah abounding in tkaraoi,
taken witb pole and short line. l'kare, n. (Eng.) an eagle.
Ikants'otao, n. fiah caught with a Ika^'il, ». a fiah, the
flshhook and line ancbored with a IkaMn, a, akilled in batting a ball In
little atone in the bottom of a ^an- oreano with the band.
nel where a current ia running. l'karl'klrlM, ». a fiah, the
Ikanta'otao, v. a. aboundií^ in flab l'kari'klriki, d. a. abounding in
termed ikantaotao. ikarikiriki.
nutnta'umata, ». fiah caught from a Ikato'atoa, n. a feast in which food
board or stick used aa a raft or a ia eicbanged.
life-bnoy. Zkato'atoa, v. *. to make exehooge oí
Oanta'nmata^ v. a. abounding in food at a feast.
fiah tormed ikanUfitmata, Zka^'wBl, n, an adult.
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TkM/ini, a. mature; oí b^. Z'ktmka, ». a coarae map.
Ika'iraiwe'we, ii. long Hince Adult: l'ra, o. bowmftajl (interrogativa) r1'
too old for sap, &h a epathe. vaya followed bj' a numeral Buffix
Ika'walwe'we, n. a perBon who has ai, ua, un, mon, na, kai, kora, oi by
long been an adult. a certain noim (see a).
Ikawft'Va, v. i. to etroll about. l'ra, v. t. to accompany ; to go with.
lïaw&'wa, n. a stroUing about; » Ira, pron. us. When following a,
wauderíng around. tranaitive verb it becomes a auffix.
Ilce, adv. wbere (Tonder). ít aíiea íoUowtnako; nakotra^ to
l'be, «. i. to take breath; to be re- os.
lieved as from paJn. l'rK, o. i. to steal.
I'k«, n. & strong membrane under the I^&, n. tbett; etealing.
throat of a flah. l'ra, n. a pandanus leaf foi braiding:
Ike^ke, v. i. to breathe steadily or a hair; an eel, the
coQstantlj. Zraal, a. (see irdi),
Ike'lke, n. breatUng. Ira'ea, v. t. to steal.
Ik•'ikeiitB'utl, V. a. bloat«d by glut- Zxi/Í, a. how maiift (ira and ai)
tony or sickness; breathing with in counting hardware, fumiture,
difficulty. chests, bairels, timber, cocoanut-
Ike'lkeiita'utl, n. difflonlty in breath- leaí stems, fingers, teeth, large fieh,
ing ; short breaths. as eharks and ikari.
Ikemo'ro, v. %. ta pant. Iralra, a. covered with much hair as
IkeBM/ro, n. a pantj a panting; a the head: inconstant.
gasp. Zr«'tra, n. inconatancy.
l'seiira'wa, o. j. to gaap; to sigh Ira'lrake, a, capricioug; flckle.
aloud. Ira'Irake, n. a. canoe whose sail is
l'kenra'm, n. a heavy sigh. hoíated by a halyard.
Ilukei, ado. yonder. Ira'na, a. how manyl in counting
l'k!, V. a. baiied out. things in general.
Iki^u, ». a Btone mallet. Xra'na, v. *. to be undecided; to be in
Ikl'ku, 11. t. to engage in mashing by uncertainty.
pounding. Ira'uea, n. a pandanuB leaf bound on
ï'ío, n. the Beed of the pandanuB. the arm in an incantation.
l'ko, V. a. stored up in abundance. Ira'ufi, n. how manyT in counting
Iko'aki, D. a. bruiaed; wounded; cut. pandanua fruit.
Iko'akl, n, a bruise; a wound. Ira'utl, a. having hair which curis
Ilcoa, adv. thÍB word is uaed while the some.
apeaker is calling to mind the name Ira'utl, ». a person whose bair curla
of the place. Bome.
Iko'lko, V. a. abounding in seeds as Iram'a'oto, a. havlng hair which
some pandanua fruit. curla very slightly.
Iko'ikota, V. t. freq. of ikota. Iram'a'oto, «. a peraon whose hair
lïota, V. t. to bring together; to curla very alightly.
collect; to gather. I''raman, a. how manyt in counting
Iki/ti, V. i. to engage in adding. persona or animals.
Ikotl, n. a bringing together, hence Iramà'ran, a. having etraight hair.
addition. Iram&'ran, n. a person with straïght
l'ku, n. a rasp made ot the skin of hair.
the haiktt; a rasp. 'l'ran, n. (Eng.) a heron.
X'kAUí, V. t. ika, to ma^h, ia changed Ira'na, v. t. how to do a thingt to do
into ikwt when a is the auffix pro- how (interrogative) í
noun. l'rana'tu, n. the hair of the head.
Ikue'toa, n. (Eng.) the Equator. l'ranlbuoTïuokl, ». thia word needa
(Geog. p. 12.) tia before it in order to be deSned
Ika^ranalM, n. a wide rasp. aa an ally.
Ikulra'rlki, n. a flne rasp as distin- l'ranlbuoniaofcl, v. i. ta aid another
guished from a coarse one, in a fight.
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Im'nUcai, v. i. to gesticulat^; to by a Btring whicb jumpers itrive to
parry with tlie handa. tóuch.
Ira'tilkai, n. gesticulation. I'ri«, n. a pandAnua leaf for pa«king
Irft'nilEle, n. a wilted pandanuB leal kabubu: food eaten or somethitig
for the dark strand iu a mat or done in remembrance of: a dowrj:
basket. a companion in tiavel.
Ira'nlw&'iilii, n. a etraud of panda- l'rifi'na, v. t, to accompany one in
nua leaf for mending a mat. travelíing.
l'raniw•'iie'weiie, n. a strand' lying Frlnto^u, n. one section of the panda-
near to be spliced in wben weaving nus fruit.
a mat. l'riba, ». a fan.
l'ranta'n, v. i. to take position for a l'riba, v. t. to fan; to kíck as a foot-
flgbt. ball.
I^aut&'fia, V. í. to engage aa a friend l'riko, ti. flesh; nmacle; tneat.
in avenging. l'riko, a. having much llesh or muscle.
l'rantfi'fia, n. avengement. Iri'ra, v. t. freq. of ira.
Itan'tibe, ». tbe front side-locka wben Iri'ri, ti. i. freq. of iri.
lengthy. Iri'ri, n. a fisb, the
Zrou'tlbe, a. baving long front aide- Iri'riba, p. (. freq. of iriba.
locka, Zri'rlbl, o. i. to piaj the game of
IrafiA, a. hon' manyT in counting iriribi.
fatboml•l. Irllribi, n. the ^me of football.
Ir&'b'al, adv. wberet (uaed in a ques- l'ro, v. i. to ignite.
tion to anotber by one who is Iro'u, prep. with; by; of; on lUicount
searching for a thing lost, but wbicb of ( in connection witb persons and
is'seen hj the otber). animals).
l'mkai, a. botr manyT in counting Irotum'a, n. a scented oil.
trees, flsh-hooks and sectiona of Irotum'A, u. (. to gíve to eoeoanot
land. oil a certain fragrance.
l'Taka, n. a halyard. l'ruwa, n. a stranger.
I^akea, v. t. to boist as a aail. l'ruwa, v. a. not yet at home in a
l'rakia'ou, n. a curly or kinky hair. place; aeting like a atranger.
l'rakia'ou, a. baving a head of some- 'l'ta, n. (Eng.) heath.
what curly bair. Ita'i, n. a tree, the
l'rakora, a. bow manyf in counting Ita'u, v. i. to box; to flght \rith the
baskets. flsta.
Irarftfl', V. t. to heed; to be influenced Ita'u, n> bosing; fighting with the
t^. flsta.
b&'rlU, a. slim; slender; fine; nar- Itaba'ofio, n. a stupíd person.
row. Itaba'ofio, a. stupid; uot bright; lit-
Irfi'riM, n. alimneas; fineness; a. slim erally, being an inhabitant of or be-
person. longing to TabaoDo.
Pro, V. i. the base or root of irea, to l'tabon, r. a. adjoining, as houaes.
rub. Itabon, n. tbe friendly interconrse of
l'rea, v. t. to mb; to wash, neighbora.
l'ruJ, n. tbe procesa of producing Ita'bweftfi, a. dnll; etupid; not'
flre by nibbing two atieks togetber. brïgbt.
l'real, u. i. to rub with a stick in Ita'bwefifl, n. a etupid peraon.
order to klndle a llre. l'tera, n. tbe half.
Ire'ire, v. i. to waah ; to rub. Itera'nlba, n. one eide of a leaf.
Ire'lrea, v. t. freq, of irea. Itera'nlm'ft'ne, n. a father'a rela'tive.
I'rem.we, t>. a. late iu arriving. ' l'terana'lne, n. a mother'a relative.
l'remwe, n. a late arrÍTal. Itera'tera, n. a person wbo at timea
IM, 11. (. to go in company. ia without good aense.
l'ri, od». suppositively. Itera'tera, o. often foolish; without
I^, n, oue aection of the pandanus aenae at timea.
fruit: a amall tliing auspended higb Iti, o. seren; alwa^s followed by a
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I't!, n. lightniug.
l'H, n. i. to lighton:
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1 (iM ItOTUtfi, a. very liglit; of veiy little
weight.
Z'tonafi, ». lightneHH ; want of weight.
I to aet fnetantlT. Ito'illnako, v. i. to run and hïde from
conaumed; ui íear aa cbildren or chickens.
l'tokal, B. s driit-wood somewhat
I'^, o. t. to Bcoop up aa wàter; to beavier than ito.
dip; to ladle. l'tu, n. a fragrant aubatance.
Itiai, a. seveD in counting hardware, Itu'a, t>. (. to aew; to atring flah: to
íamituTe, cheats, barrels, timber, attack; to aaaail.
oocoanut-leaf steiDS, fingers, Ueib, Itu'a, a. eeven, in counting things in
large fiah, sharka, and ilcw^' (see a). general (ifíua). See a and ua.
l'tlftki, a. clean; puré. Ituanl'nAi, b. Orioa'a belt.
l'tlakl, n. cleanlineHB; puritj. Itnfi', a. aeven (aee itaiü).
I'tl«a, a. seven million. Itutu, v. i. to engage in sewing.
XtJnfi', a. aeven, in counting paadanua Itn'tnk, v. (. freq. oí itua.
fruit. l'wai, 1). (. to atniggle; to aquirm.
Itlnutn, a. wven in counting per- l'Traí, n. ibe «et of atruggling or
Bons, animala, montba. aquirming.
l'tlmBtl, n. (Eng.) an iatbmus. l'wakA, a. toogh aa meat.
Itítla, a. aeven thousand: aeven, in
counting fatboms.
Itlfiaun, a. aerentr <iee tlavn). O
l'tiba, a. aeven.
l'tlbo, V. i, to meet aa two currenta. O, v. i. ta atreteh: to paddie: to ty
l'tlbu'bua, a. aeven bundred. aa an arrow; to wbiz.
Itibwe'rebwe, a. having a atralgbt O, n. a f ence ; a gill of a fieb : a cer-
lower jard aa a canoe aail, Bee tain diseaae.
omíakaroro. 0, interj. used
Itlbvl, a. aeventy (aee itiAavn] "'
OS'tlti, 1
n responae to a call.
(Eng.) anoaaia.
1, n. ine very tbing itself; tbe
veiy peraon bimself; one'a aelf: a
Cl, v. i. to perform an incantation
before fiabing on tbe tíis: to be of
no account.
O'l, interj. in reepmiae to worda oí
great or tbick as darkneaa.
l'tíkal, a. aeven, in counting tref
flah-hooica, and aectiona of land.
ItUcora, a. seves, in counting bas-
keta,
Itikurl, a. aeven bundred thousand.
l'tirebu, a. seventy tbo\isand.
Itlru'a, V. í. to lighten frequently.
Itlru'a, n. freqüent ligbtning,
l'tttano, a. aeventj million.
Ititl, tJ. i. to lighten frequently.
IH'tla, V. t. freq. of itia, moon.
Itltiblno, n. a certain incantation O'iol, adj. of large drcomference, aa
far putting a peraon to aleep ia a, cocoanut tree, or the bulb root of
order to ateal bia propertj. tbe habai.
Itltokl, a. aeven bundred million. Olmà'toa, n. liahai well matured.
l'tlwewe, a. cleared, clean. See Oltn&'toa, a. well matured.
iliaki. Olmo'a, v. i to arrlve Úrst.
l'to, n. a drift-wood very light. Seg- OTmwl, v. i. to come too late for,
ments of it are used as pillows. Ofta'fiere, a. alim as the lower part of
Itol, n. a atar; e. button; a neck or the trunk of a tree in contrast with
tbroat ornament.
Ito'ina, V. t. to take aim at.
Itolnta'nifia, n. tbe drum of tbe
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a aection above it.
Otta'fiere, n. a tree the diametor of
whoae trunk varies auddenly.
(Xttoro, <t. unuaually large round.
OftoTO, n. a tree or person of unuaual
ciicumference.
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Ott, a. stupid; demented; withotit O'nlmaki, n. faitb; confidence; be-
iotelligence. lief.
O^, n. a Htupid person; a demented O^makl, v, i. to believe; to hav«
peraoD. faith.
O'UTU, n. a. ÚBh, tlie 0'nliiuiki'ii&, v. t. to bave faith in ;-
'D'ma, n. (Eng.) a homer. to trust; to believe in.
D'ma, II. i. to bend as a atiek when Cnifiea, b. a fisb, tbe
one sitB on it, or as a plank when O'iilbora, adj. nasty; Bolt.
one walkl•l on it while it is supported O'nlbora, n, a, crab when it has cast
at eacb ead. its crust-Like Hhell.
OmB'oma, v. a. freq. of orna; eaaílf O'nibua, n. a young cocoanut in the
bending ; not stifT. third itage.
Om'a'ka, v. i. to grow up rapidij. O'nibua, a. being in the third etage
Om'à'ka, n. ràpid srowtb. of development.
(Vniatata, «. i, to flash repeatedlf aa O^nilca, n. (Eng.) an onycha.
lightning. O'nika, v. t. to change.
Cmeka, n. (Eng.) Omega. O^ilki, n. (Eng.) an on^.
D'mera, n. (Eng.) an omer. d'tió, a. six, aiwajs íollowed hj a, nu-
On, n. a turtle. meral BufGx va, man. Ha, kai, or
On, full. kora; or bj certain nouns, aa hoA,
Ona'e, n. a small marine growth or ririki, ritoro, inaki, alao, ba; or by
animal lilie tbe reA:a.- a musket with certain adjectives, as bvn, bubua,
a certain. lock. etc.
Ona'oiui, a. uneren, aa land or as a Cno, n. one'a ahare or portion.
peraon'a diaposition. Ono'ea, a. eix million.
O'iciautl, n. B. Sying fiah. Ono'ua, a. six, in counting thinga in
Cnauti, V. a. aboimding in flying flsh. general.
O'nam'are, n. a flsh, the Ono'nfi, a. BÍ.t, uaed in conntiug
&'iiam'are, c, a. abounding in. o'nam'a- bunches of pandanus fruit.
re. O'noman, a. six, in counting pefsons
Onà'nlwe're, n. a, mode of aplicing and animals.
the ends of two aticka. O'non, v. i. to beg for in a very im-
Onà'nlwA'rea, «. i. to eplice . sticks plori ng manner, almoat abjeftly.
bj cutting out a half of each for Cnon, n. most humble entreaty,
aake of evenneas. O'nonía, v. t. to beaeech; to entreat
O^iatabu, n. a portion of a eoral flat imploringly.
slightly raiaed. D'sona, a. sis thousand: aiz, in
Cnatabu, a. slightly raised as a por- countjng fatboms.
tion of s. coral Qat. O'noSami, a. sixty ( see Raun ) ■
O'natabu'klbnki, a. uneven, elevated O'noba, v. i. to put forth a new leaf
a little in places, as the surface of in exchange for a falling old leaf of
the ground or of a plank. some babai plants, or of a cocoanut
One, a. ais, same as ono, six, the final tree.
D of the latter becoming e before the O'nobn, a. eix (leaves).
sufExea tU and wi, for euphony. O'nobora, n. a crab'when it haa cast
O^ea, V. t. to replaoe; to fill aa s its cniat-like shetl.
Tacancy. O'nobora, a. having caat ita cruat-
(ynea, n. a change, as of clothing. like ahell aa a crab.
Cneal, a. sii, in counting hardware, O'uobu'bua, a. sis hundred.
fumiture, cheata, barrels, timber, O'n.obwi, a. aixíy (see onoflawi).
cocoaut-leaf atema, flngers, teeth, D'nota!, a. sii, in counting trees,
large fish, aa sharks, and ikart. fish-hooks, and aectiona of lajíd.
Oneufi, a. aiz, in counting pandanus O'nokora, a. aii, in counting basketa.
fruit. O'aoknri, a. eix hundred thousand.
Oneamwl, n. a substitnte. O'norebu, a. sixty thousand.
Onlo'nlka, v. t. freq. of onika, to Cnotano, o. siitj million.
change repeatedly. Cnotokl, a. aiz hnndred million.
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D'noti, d, enougb; suCScient in quan- Oka'oka, n. a fisb, the
tity. Okft'okA, o. t. to fish for tbe okaoka.
D'Sa, a. Hoft OI soggy oa w&ter; OQui'oka, a. aboaudiíig in okaoka,
babai. <yk«, n. (Eu^.) an oak-trée.
D'fia, n. soggf;^) waterj baòai. CU, n. a chiset.
Ofla., V. t. to Bwailow. (Vkl, «. i, to roturn,
O'íUntarl, n. a sponge. O'klokl, v. t. freq. of okl.
Cflea, V. t, to regard; uaed generallj Cklokl, n. freqüent retumlug.
with aki, nat to regard or mind. &'kÍokl''ra, v. t. freq. of oliira.
Ofioal», V. i. to hear. Oki'ra, v. t. to retum to.
Cfieakl, 11. d. not recognized at Brat. úkita'bo, n. (Eng.) octavo.
Cfiira, V. t. to wringi to blow or O'kltaba, v, i. U> retum repeat«d1j.
squeeze aa the nose. O'kltaba, n, a repeated returuing of
(y&a, V. 1. to bear ; to obef. a perion.
D'fio, n. bearingi tbe sense oi hear- úbdto'ba, n. (Eng.) October.
iog. CkQ, n. a ataff; a cane; a walking
D'fiofi, n. a wisdom tootli. atick.
O'fLofi, V. i. to engage in wringing. tykò, n. the veij young of the m'anai,
D'Sora, v. i. to Ifsten; to hearken. (ykS, a. having its young with ít as
D'Sora, n. a deaire to hear; an atten- the nt'tinai.- adoleacent.
tive liatening to the news. DQcoro, a. apart; separate; unlike;
D'fiota'eka, v. t. to be obedient. different.
O'fiota'eka, n. obedienoe. O^, a. ahallow; Bboal; not deep;
Cilotao, v. í. to hear diatresaing news low tïde.
of a member of one'a familj «ben D^ra, n. the flat reef from the beacb
at a diatance. to the breakers; a shoal.
O'fiotao, ». distreasiDg newa from (yd, o. t. to eat rsw as fiah.
oue'a family. 'Ora'itan, n. (Eng.) tbe horfzon.
Ob'a'ea, v. t. to capture by aurround- Ora'ora, v. i. to engage in eating flah
Dn>aba, V. a. cotning up onto tbe land Dra'oranako, v. i. freq. oí oranako.
aa a yer}* high tide. D'ranako, v. i. to ebb as tlie tide.
Ob&'kl, n, the rough binding of cocoa- O'ranako,, n. ebb-tide.
nut fronda for torcbea i the toich Or&'ta, n. an unusuall j «ride flat.
itaelf. Drata, a. having a ver; wide reel or
Dbftlïla, «. (. to bind roughly a cocoa- flat.
nut frond for a torch. D^ata'karoro, o, Tinuaually low, or
D'bo, V. o. broken off, aa the bead of a very low aa tbe tide.
Sah or aa a cocoanut leaf: broken D^rata'kaToro, n. an unuaiiallf low
in atrength; decrèpit. tide.
D'bo, n. a place uear tbe beacb uerer D'rea, v. t. to beat; to atrike.
shoal at low wàter, D'rea, n. a auitable plaoe for maaipn-
O'bora, V, t. to deatroy; to deaolate; lating a aeine.
to devaatate; to damage. D'reano, n. e, general t«nn for l>all•
On>úra, n. one of tbe forma of tbe plaTÍng.
kaitoa. D^eano, v, i. to play ball.
OtMtata, V. a. broken off aa aeveral Ori&'tlta, n. (Eng.) an oleaater.
branchea ofa tree: fallen outaa tbe D'rin, n. tbe work of binding dry
front t«eth; proatrata aa a fence. leavea for torchee.
Olca, n. a rafter of a houae. D'rin, v. i. to engage in binding dry
D'kft, V. t. to cut off pandanuB fruit cocoanut leavee for torcbea.
with a blade faatened to a long 6'rlwa, n. (En^.) an olive.
atick. D'n), d. i. to strike ; to hit,
Ckal, n. a houae for atoring ripe D'to, n. a hit; a blow.
coeoannta. Orom&lEl, v. i. to give a blow gently.
Ckala, o. f, to atore ripe eocoanuts in O'robltl, v. i, to engage in driTing
a houae. naïla.
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O'robltl, n. a. marïae anim&l, the O'toat, v. t. to breok in two as a atick,
O'robl'tift, V. i. to drive a nail into. Oto'ua, m. & long waist cloth of double
Oro^oa, v. t. freq. oí orea. thickneas.
Orc/reano, v. i. freq. of oreano. Q'tobebe, v. i. to exaggerate.
Oro^O, c. *. freq. to ^eh with a Beine Otobebe, «. exaggeration.
and nU. O'tobeTioa, u. (. to axaggerate ; to
Oro'ro, n. a repeated striking: fish- add to a Btory.
ing with seine and rai. Otokona, v. i, to eompose a chant toi
O'tA, n. light (the opposite of dark- the nioia.
neBB) : a oocoanut leaf tied round Q'tokiuia, ti. the composing of chants
a tree whose fruit has beeu ta- íor the ruoia.
booed. Otoiao, v, i. to engage in' l•llandering
Ota, a. not dark, light. or inventing evil Btories.
Cta, n. Bciaped cocoauut after the oil CXtorao, ». slanderi invention of etil
baa been extracted. atories; lying.
Cta, V. t. to bind a torch for flahing: Ctorake, v. i. to engage in twistiog a,
to bind a cocoanut tree with a co- lïne with four atranda.
coanut frond to prevent the stealing Ctorake, n. a line with four atranda.
of cocoanuts. Ctorake'a, v. t. to braid a line with
Ota'ota, n. a preparation of food; four atranda.
acrapéd cocoanut mixed with cocoo- Ctorllüa, v. t. to break into pieeea
nut molassea. aa a atick.
Ota'otK, V. I, to prepare food oalled Oto'to, v. i. to engage in breaking,
otaoía. folding, or compoaïng.
Ota'ota, V. i. to engage in the prepara- Oto'to, n. a naw or recent chant.
tion of otaofa. Oto'tonuí, v. i. f»q. of otorao.
Ota'otafia, v. t. freq. of ota&a, to
Ota'ota'^lAki, o. of various hues, as V '
the fleeh of the ati.
'Otan'na, n. ( Eng. ) Hoaanna. TT, n. a trap to catob eela.
Otafia, V. t. to ahield. U, pmn. my : baia — mj hand.
CKtafia, n. a ahield. TT, o. i. to go to in great numbers; to
(ytab'a, n, a married woman in her awarm about; to flah for eela witb
O'tab'a, o. In her prime as a mar- U'a, n. a kind of flabing in deep wat«r
ried woman. in which a number of persona ac-
Ctabanlnl'a, v. t. to surround. companj' or manago the seine by
<Ktabu, tt. eomething tabooed, and not awinuning.
to be talcen. tTa', a. two, nsed in counting tens,
Ota'bna, v. t. Bee tabua. hundreda, thousanda, etc., daya and
Oto'a, V. t. to fold. years (see a, for numeral aumxea),
Ot•'a, n. a fold. US, n. fruit.
0^, «. (Eng.) oata. Víl, v. i. to bear fruit.
Ctl, V. í. toappear; tocomeinsi^t; U'a, «. i. to awim ; to fiah,
to rise as the aun. ITa', v. t. to awalt the night or sunset.
D'H, n. appearance; appearing; th« Ua'ea, a. two million.
riaing of the aun. U&% o. two, in coimting hardware,
O^loU, V. i. freq. of oti. fumiture, cheata, barrels, timber,
o4iotIíia'ko, V. i. freq. of otinako. cocoanut-leaf eterns, Sngera, taetb,
O'tlnako, v. i. to go out. large fiah, aharks, and ScaH.
Ctlnako, n. a going out; an esodus: 'U'aal, a. Sée ulU.
the book of Eiodus. Uala, n. racin^, a race.
O'toa'nene, v. i. to compoae worda to TTa'ia, v. i. to do in company with one
be aet to muaie. or morè; to both do: to race.
O'toa'nene, n. the eompoaltion of tTa'iakl, a. twenty, nsed in counting
words wt to musio. fiah and tnae.
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ITftlftkliia, V. t. to pursue a work or 'üfifi', v. i. to ewa^ prepartUor^ to
joume; untíl oompleted. throwing or jumpine or Bwimmií^.
ITft'ltebn, n. an axe proper; also n Ua'fia, n. two tnousond: two fsthoins.
unall ax«, but not a hatchet. ITa'fia, v. t. to overfeed.
Va'lt«ra, o. haU and half: double- nft'fia, o. ambideztrous.
ede«d. Ua'fiaim, a. tvent}' (eeo Aaun).
Ua'itorft, D. t. to diTÍde in halvea. U&'iUa, c. t. to awing a perHon in a
Ua'ua, c. t. to Bwim. awing; to sway o&e'a body before
Ua'ua, n. awimming. throwing.
'D'a'u&, V. t. to eiecute one's purpose. Uafil'Al, a. very amall.
Uatl&'inoa, a. freq. of uamoa, to en- TIaiUiU, n. amallness; diminutiveness.
gage in curiTing fowls. Ua'b'a, v. i, to engage in carrying
Uau&'moa, ». impudence; Haucineaa. cocoanut oil.
TTa'u&'na, a. remaining unclianged. Ua'b'a, n. the carrying or tranaport-
tra'uaiia'iioiia, a. eaget to obtain; ing of cocoanut oil.
^reedy. Ua'ba, a. two (leaves).
Ua'uara'o, o. i. freq. of narao. TIa'ba, n. a meaiurement of length.
TTft'uaro'ko, v. i. freq. of uaroko. TTaba'ea, v. t. to measure.
tTau&'tl, V. i. freq. of uati, to wasb. Ua'bafiaM, a. lyin^ croBBwise, as
Üauàtla, V. (. freq. of uatia, to tTiug-sticks on raftors, or as a abip
wash. in a channel.
U'aaíL, a. two. In couoting pandanua tTa'bu, n. (En^.) a wharf.
fruit (see u*). Ua'b'uaka, v. t. to misrepreaent.
Uam.&'e, a. diapersed. Ua'buakft, c. t. to miBrepresent.
Uamíl'e, n. díaperslon; a scattering. TIabu'baa, a. two hundred.
'D'a^oan, t>. t. to engage in measuring Ua'b'ni, a. twenty, in counting thinga
apaces evenly witli cord or atick. in general (aee uaAaun) .
TTam'a'iiea, v. t. to round up aa piga; TJàíkt,, pron. these men who.
to encircle üsh on a reef wben fiah- 'üa'kai, a. two in counting treea,
ing witb a aeine. planta, flsli•liooka, and eections of
namft'nea, v. t. to ask íot, to beg. land.
Uamà'nla, v. t. to meaaure aa apacea U&'kai, pron. tbeae men, or bo^a.
wít^ atick or cord. TTa'kai, v. i. to go armed.
U&'moa, a. saucj; haught^; impu- tTa'kaí, n. tbe custom of canying
dent; bold-faced. deadlf wsapons.
TT&'moa, n. impudence; eaucinesa. Uft'kana, pron. those men who; thoae
■üftn', n. pumice atone. b(^ who.
V&a', V. i. to engage in lertilizing tT&'kaiia, t>. t. to engage repeatedlj in
witb udn. taking tood to a person.
Ua'na, a. nnehangeable. TT&luuik, v. í. to go to or iiiait a per-
tTa'na, v. t. to awini out to. aon for the purpoae of giving ním
Uft^O, a. TOry many. food repeateflly.
Uàiia'onao, a. verj many; wry nn- UVkanA, n. the repeated carrying of
merous. food to a person.
Ua'nanal, n. a furred and whitiah ITi.'kaniia, pron. thoBO men, or boys.
condition of the tongue and mouth. 'Ua'kUa, v. a. curled up through beat
Va'nalial, a. having a white and or cold : curled aa the bair.
furrj tongue and mouth. tTalcftka, n. a curlíng up througb
'C&'uftn.tl, n. a blighted or poorly de- heat or cold.
veloped cocoanut. Uaki'ka, v. t. to be bampered as
U&'níL•Qtl, V. a. baving small or wben attended by sereral small
blighted cocoanuta. children; to be buraened witb manj
'Ua'iüti, n. a Úah, the packagea.
TT&'nla, v. (. to fertilize a plant with TTakiLlEa, n. the eare of a nnmber of
pawdered uan. children.
'D'ano'O. n, the flower of the mao. U&'ke, pron. tbose men who; thom
UJL'^oflo, f. i. to glean. boja wbo.
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U&'keafi, n. a fiah, the tTa'mmii, n. the aL•líting of eargo.
Uà'kekeí, pron. those men yoader; ITata'eka, v. i. to carr}' word.
those bójs yonder. 'Uata'etae, v. i. to carry word.
Uà'Ü, v. i. to be engaged in dra^png Uàtao, a. great in quantity: two
or towing. (layera or tiera).
TT&'kliLa, V. t. to drag; to tow, XTa'tano, a. twenty million.
'TTa'kiiito, n. (Gr) a hjacinth. Uatàlraal, v. a. occurrií^ here and
TTakD'nikoii, n. a wrinkle; a ^ther. there, aa gray haira. (Hosea, 7:9.)
Uako'nlkon, v. a. gathered aa in sew- "üa'toki, a. two hundred million.
ing; wrinkled. U4'ti, ii, a. awollen aa a boil, but not
TTa'kora, a. two basketa. diacharging.
ÜalEorl, o. two hundred thousand. UAti, v. t. to wasb.
Üa'ra, v. a. of or in what state or con- Ui'ti, n, the work of waahing clothea.
dition (interrogative). ■ÜS'tla, v. t. to waah.
Ua'ra, a. embarrassed or deterred by tTa'tlbu, inierj. equivalent to, " my
the preaence of company, foot cannot swell."
"üa'T&i n. cmbarraBsment in, or a de- Uft'túU, v. i. to engage in carrying
terring from, t^rough the presence paudanua fruit.
of another. Vo', v. a. in Uoasom : rufSed aa the
'Ua'rao, v. i. to deceive; to lie; to bair in the wind, or aa croaa-grained
prevaricate. wood.
üa^cao, n. a lie ; a deception. Ve', n. a bloaaom,
Ua'raoí, a. of suitable bím or fit: not TJo'a, v. i. to reign.
aevere aa a aiekneaaj moderate. TJo'a, n. a king; a high chief; a lord;
Ua'r&n, n. tobacco ooze or juice in a a aoïereign.
pipe-atem; a form of ayphilia. TTe'aiia, 11. í. to rule over.
■Ua'rin, i>. a. abounding in tobacco Ue'iiarl, n. a cocoanut bloasom.
juice or ooze in a pipe: afflicted Ue'ka, v. i. to viait aa a country.
with a íorm of syphitia. 'üe'ke, inteTj. of response, like O.
TTa'rea, mterj. how mucb morè so. Ue'keue'ke, n. a. kiitd of shrub.
Ua'rebn, a. ten thouaand, UeTe, «. a. ahuddering; nervoua
Ua'reke, a. Tery muchj OTer-much; tbrough fear.
exceasive. Ue're, n. ahuddering; nervousnesa
Va'reke, inierj. an esclamation of through fear.
inabOity to do. Ufra, n. (Eng.) a wheel.
Uare^ke, n. amallneBa; diminutive- Ufrlbaro, n. (Éng.) a wheel-barrow.
nesB. tri'ta, n. (Eng.) wbeat.
TTare^ake, a. amall; little; not much. V</, a. two, as in uo man, uo tca,
TJa'rofto, inierj. equivalent to, "the uoua (aame aa uaz) euphonic.
land cannot be famine atricken." Uo'ua, a. two, in counting thinga in
Uaro'floTofio, v. >. to engage in carry- general: four in counting by twoa;
ing newB. two twoa.
TTaroSoro'fioa, p. t. to give informa- Tlo^ia, v. i. to engage in carrying a
tion about. cbild.
TTa'roko, inierj. an eiclamatioii of Uo'ua, n. the carrying of a ehild.
confidence in one'a champiouship. Ut/no, u. í. to rock and aing.
ÜR'roko, n. a ^ft or preaent brought Uo'aoa, v. t. to rock and sing a child
aa to a chief. to sleep in one's arma while walking
JSa.'nAo, v. i. to engage in taking a or eitting.
preaent to a chief. Uo'uota, 11. t. freq. of uota.
Uaro'koa, tt. t. to preaent a chief witL• XTo'uota'na, v. i. freq. of uotana.
food. no'man, a. two, uaed in counting per-
üaro'koa, n, a prstentation of food sona or animala.
t« a chief. TJo'ba, a. two uaed in counting leavea.
VH'mmíí, V. i. to ahift about aa a. Uo'ta, «. í. to carry.
cargo not well atowod; to acatter Vota, n. aomething carried amall ot
guddenly as a crowd. gre&t.
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ITo'tana, v. i. to eof^e» in carryiiig.
Uo'tana, n. the cariTing of a burdea.
Uotlko', inlerj. exdajnation oi ap-
plsuee or triumph, bm in Cftnoe
raciag.
'C'm'd, fk the lagoon aide of an ÍBlaud.
Ü'm'a, n. e, hotue; a cook-hoiue, »
small iLOiue.
U'm'a, V. a. collected or aBsembled:
Btarted, moved as a rock; lifted a
littJs in the middle as a mat spread
Vmakl, V. i. (imperative) conte hera
(ueed at Makin).
Vm&toa, a. stronglj' bullt aa a hoiue
XI'm'Ataro, n. a houee witbout a loft.
ITmiun', V. i. to eiigage in baking in
an eartb-oren.
Umtun', ». fisb set asíde to be baked,
U'muiia, «. ï. to bake in an eartb-
Umu'muna, v. t. freq. of nmiiTia.
Vn, c. j. to be angry; to fight.
Un, n. tbe principal or central root:
a crowbar.
V'nft, V. t. to bit a target repeatedif.
tT'na, V. t. to bore a hole in.
Uaa'anae, ». a general tenn for Ath
smaller tban urakaraka.
Vna'eiiae, i>. i. to engage in taldng or
removing all.
Unaena'ea, v. t. to take or remor*
aU.
Tna'lne, n. an old womaa.
Una'ine, o. old aa a womon.
"ün&'xni.k, c t. to decorate.
D'na'uiía, n, a decoration.
Vnarake, t>. t. to sali cIom to tbe
TTna'rlrlU, v. i. to engage in stripping
off old leavea of cocoanut treea.
Una'rlrlkl, n. tbe work of atripping
oS old leavea of a cocoanut tree.
Unarirl'kla, f. f. to strip a cocoanut
tree of its leaves,
n'mata, n. a homestead; a fiíed placa
of abode (aee unnata).
UV&ta, c. (. to be long resident in a
U^aki'na, o. f. to be stirred up or
displeaaed about.
tr'nlinal, n. a flab, the
Ü'nlm'fiiie, n. anold mon; an eldei.
IT'nlm'&ii•, a. old, as a mas.
'U'nlila, n. a pillow.
^T'nlíU, c. t. to la; aa the head on a
U'^ba, n. a mock-figbt bj children
uaing cocoanut Iwif midribs aa
'ü'niba, V. i. to play at a mook-fight,
as children uaing cocoanut Teaf
midribs as speara.
TT'niboto, V. a. continuing in one
quarter aa lightning: coucentrat-
ing on one as many accuaations.
U'nika, V. t. to plant.
Tr'nlÏB, n. a plantation juat Btarted.
Ü'nUiÚ, n. a varietf of the babai: a
large flsb, the
'Ü'niklU, a. abounding in tbe flah
Unika'lkal, v. i. to atrike the head
on the ground in tripping; "E
baka te te ae n utUkaikat naho."
'üno'imobaTa'ld, v. i. to sit or atand
with bowed head.
Uno'unobara^l, n. tbe altting or
■tanding with a bowed head; a
bird, the
ITno'uiíora, v. t. freq. of unora.
TT'aora, v. t. to twiat off: to tum a
key.
ITIiaana, v. t. to urge on or basten
wark or aport.
U'nua'ka, c. a. proroked; offeuded;
put out.
U'ïkna'r&, v. a. offeuded; put out.
U'nua'rft, n. the taldng of offence.
Vnvm, n. croeaneaB; moroseness; dis-
position to quarrel or flght: a -va^
riety oí shark: a long spear with
ahark'B teeth.
TT'min, o. given to anger or ill tem-
per; croas: diapoaed to flght.
Unu'ólkl, n. planting.
Uiiu'niU, V. i. to engage in planting;
TTn'nata, n. a homestead ; a fixed place
of abode.
Tja'niiwalta, n. a niock-flght with
tbe aide roota of pandanuB or the
stems of babai leaves as darts or
javelina.
Un'ra, a. angry.
TTn'ra, v. t. to eat or cbew pandanue
fruit, bunia husk, or augar cane.
Un'Take, v. i. to go conlrary to, as to
a parent's wishes.
ITa'taba, v. i. to coUide.
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Ua, n. t. to ehow and eat or suck pan- Ulm, «. o. in the early stage of derel-
dànua fruit or bania. opment as fruit.
üil, n. a Buffix, following the dígits in tT'banlmai, n. an unripe breadfruit.
counting pandanuB fruit in the 'ü'hjuïndí', v. a. greatly mortified;
buncb (see a and auri). put to great ahame.
7'fift, a. encúuraged; incited. 'U'l3unra£', n. mortification ; sbame.
'0''íi&, n. encouragement; a atirriíig TJ'buiito'u, n. an unripe pandanus
up. fruit.
Ufia'aíiara, c. t. freq. of nOara. TJbu'bu, a. sof t and tender, u a joung
"n'Haia, V. t. to taice up or tiegiíi aprout.
chanting in a nioia. XTbu'bu, n. the tender germ-top of a
U'fiim, V. t. to chew and 9f,t or auclc coooanut tree.
aa pandanus fruit or 6unia. Tn>'a'bumt''ra, n. new leares of the
ü'b'a, n. the part of the upper breast pandanus.
over the stonium; a flat ahell orna- U'ijurtike, v. a. too forward; rude in
ment hung over the tibo. approach.
ITb'a'eto, ti. a. suffering with djapep- Tl'burake, n. rudeneas ; too great for-
sia or a sense of fulneas after eatiug. warduesa.
U1}'a'ete, n. a form of dyspepsia. TT'buta'fiau, n. a pandanus fruit in an
ülMti, n. a bit for boring. early atage.
'U'bal, V. t. to eagage in boring nith a Ubuta'fiau, v. a, in an earlj atage of
bit. derelapment as pandanua fruit,
mui'ia, V. t. to bore a plank with a D'ta, v. t. to blow,
bit. 'ü'kft, V. t. to open up or uncorer as a,
Ub'a'nb'a, a. broad as a kite in the native oven after baking.
middle or as a kaue, U'ke, v. a. conaumed aa bait: consum-
U'b'ana, v. t. to wear an tAa. ing.
TTb'a'ntb'an, n. a brace for boring. U'k•, v. i. ta spread aa a aore or flre:
TTb'a^iib'an, v. i. to engage in boring to seek.
with a braee-drill. UTieun', v. i. to aeek b quarrel.
Ub'anib'a'nla, v. t. to bore a plank H'keiiii', n. quarrelaomenesa.
with a brace-dril], Ukr^i-- ■■ ■ • ' '
TTb'à'non, v. t. to üy low as a kiba. "^'
Ub'a'b'a, n. a brace for boring. m'^Ç' ^ ,«.
TT'bara, «. i. to be blown íway aa ^Tko'iikeal», t>. ». to go about seek-
V^^í, V. t. to fll! or oeoupy a plaee JÏ!^"*?*' *•■ * t'}»"'"^!' "«"^h.
aa flying litter: to flood a eoi^tiy ^í^""».*^^' ":,;■ ^ ""> ,*"t^'«'-
as immigranta thither in a liewildered aearch.
TT'b'arl'ri, o. na'rrow as a kito in the Uke'ukonàn'ti, «. a whirlwind.
middle. U'kebiri, v. i. to be in a quandery, ea-
■ffb'arl'ri, n. a narrow or slim kite: a peoially in reference to one'a abiüty
Blim person. to supply guesU with food.
UTïati, o. powerful and large. Tntebiri, n. a state of doubt or per-
UTjo, n. a Hnall flsh, the plexity aa to the aupply of food.
Vho, V. i. to fish for ubo. 'Dkera'ra, «, to go about seeking for.
■D'boa, V. t. to fiBh for 1160 .- to dap Hí*í?.'^ "" ^ """'""B*' searoh.
tbe hands Uke^&tí, v. a. all conaumed; all sick.
injol, n. (Eng.) a boopoe. 5^' "" * ^"^"^ í'' *™ """* * '='*"■
TnWuiïo, V. i. freq. of ubo. Hï*' "' "■ '^P^'^^^•
Ubo^ibo, ji. the clapping of hands. "^ «■ *■ *<> begin to blow after a
UboulM/a, o, í, to accompany a person ealm.
■who is chanting with elapplng of the Vkii, n. the inner end of a single pan-
hands. danns nut or fruit.
T'hi!, n. the anout ; central part of the TJliia'aa, p. (. to bito off the ukia
~ 01 a green before cbewing the pandanus fruit.
TT'UiL, ». a tree, the
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Ü'kln, V. a. abonnding in the tree Um'kftra'ka, n. a. general term for
ulein, emall fish.
Plünilna, v. i. to eogage io eating out ITra'kara'ka, v. i. to Beh for small
the kemel oi ft cocoaJíut with the flsh.
teeth ; to gnaw. 'n'rBÏa'rak&, v. t. ta obtain small fish
IT'klii&'nfi, V. (. to eat out the kemel food bj fiaíiing for amalt fish.
from a cocoanut with the front tT'roke, v. i. to ascend.
teeth. IT'raki, n. repeated tranaportation.
IT'kiii&'na, ». the eating out ot ^aw- IT'raki, v. i. to engage in canying
ing the kemel from a cocoanut sbell : stonea, boarde, eto., to a certain
a certain mode of flshing. place for collecting them there.
tr^inalM, n. the thumb. 'ü'rakl'na, «. (. to transport articles
U'kinibai, n. a. thimble. to a place for collecting them there.
'U'kliit|l, V. a. ashamed or fluatered by U'rarake, v. i. to blaze up.
drawing false conduBions, or b; be- TT'nuraks'a, v. t. to tcindle upon.
ing detected in falae representationa. (laaiab 43:2.)
üluntH, n. a aenee of Bhame connectéd Vraro, a. purple.
nith the eflecta of miarepresenta- U'raro, n. the color purple.
tion. Uratft'ke, n. a species oi lobater, the
ü'klre, n. the Uttie flnger, the little U're, v. i. to open aa a flower, or the
toe. mouth or the eyes.
VMr», V. i. to engage in incantatïon Vre'iise, v. i. freq. of ure.
in the nae of the little finger. Ure'ure'ka, v. t. Ireq. of ureka.
'üklre'a, v. t. to assault a person with U'reba, n. a diaease of amall boys, the
' a little finger incantation. U'reba, v. a. baving the disease ureba.
Uklre'iiihal, n, the little finger. U'reka, v. t. to open aa tha mouth or
Ukire'niwae, n. tbe little toa. eyti or baaket.
Uko'ra, v. í. to look for. U'rl, n, a tree, the
nko'oko'Ta, V. t. freq. of ukora. tTrlà'nibatl, n. an incantation for in-
Vttí, V. i. to blaze. creaeing strengtb.
Ú'ra, V. t. to thiow aalt wàter onto ft Urlà'nlbatla, u, í, to incantate a per-
roi to frighten the flab away. son in order to malie him atrong.
U'ra, m. a lobeter: a blaze. IT'Tiia, n. (Eng.) Urim.
Ura'Tira, o. red. "Uii'fia, t>, t. to remember; to call to
Ura'nra, n. the color red. mind.
U'ram^ a. pink. Urifla, n. a remembrance.
U'ratEial, n. the color pick. TTrifl&'ba, v. i. to remember with affec-
tT'ramalta'rl, a. angrj as a man juat tion or eorrow.
retumed from flsbing or eailing. Urlfl&'ba, n. an affe<;tionate remem-
U'ram'ai, a. parched aa with thirat brance.
and beated by exercise. Urifiàlra, n. a fish, the
tT'Tam'al, n. a atate of parching TTrlba, n. the blade of a paddle.
through tliirat and heat from exer- Urlre'reba, n. a variety of the tree un.
cise; an abnormal condition of one Urita'baki, n. a tree, the
pregnant Uro'uro^, v. t. to take all.
■0'ram'a'ka, v. i. to bum brightly, U'rokou, n. a certain dÍB^ase of the
U'rama'ra, v. i. to burn dimly. akin.
■ü'rama'to, v. i. to bum very dímij. U'roktin, o. afllicted with urokou.
ITrànta, a. red, according to aome n'Tu», ». í. to deatroy; to break.
authoritiea, but not approved by U'rua, n. the upper part of the waíst
Kaure. juat below the riba,
"Oràntina, o. red aa or like the nta. Uruà'ba, c. i. to engage in derastat-
TTràn'ttna, n. the red color of a neck ing,
ornament made from the nta. Uru&'ba, n. devaatation.
tr'Tftbo, a. eame as uramai according U'maka, a. aame aa korakora, strong,
to aome authoritiea, but not ap- according to some autboritíea, but
proved by Kaure. not approved bj Kaure.
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tT'mS.a, V. t. to work a Bt«ering oar,
80 as to " keep off."
IT'nma, ». a varietj oi Bbark ; b large
U'ruba, n. the blade oi a paddie: tbe
butt ot a gaa (see «r>&a).
U'ruVal, e. t. to engage in destroring. Ma, prep. with,
U'rub'al, «. deatruetion. '"- - -- ■— '
U'nikaii, n. the core of a cocoanut
tree at its upper end.
Uru'rl, a. abounding iu wri.
U'mri'fia, v. t. freq. of uriDa, to re-
member.
'D'ru'rn, V. i. to engage in deatroying.
Uru'm, n. destruction; devaatation.
Uni'rua, u. í. freq. of urua.
U'ruru'íia, u. í. to work a steering
oar by repeat«d atrakes.
Uru'rub'al, *. i. freq, of umb'ai.
tT'ta, n. a part; a small poTtion;
some; a little {see teutana).
Uteà'nlbaka, «, o. loat; misaing.
Ut•'nte, n. grasB.
Ute'ntB-a'liio, n. a species of grass.
Mr. AndrewH aajH in bis Hawaiisn-
English Dictioaarj, " It is an adj.
or a, particle, whicb mostly follows
proper DameB of peraons, and BÍgni-
fies an attendant, or persona belong-
ing to, or accompanying."
Vte'ute-m'à'ii
üti, n. a louae.
Uti, a. greater
:a of graas. Ha'eal, t
Ua, conj. but. Ma aometimea seems
to have the force of therefore.
Va, interj. an exclamation of diasat-
isfaction and surpriae.
Ha, n. a low stone wall on a, fiat for
catching flah.
H'a, V. i. to fall as a bair, or leaf, or
a féatber in a moulting fowl.
U&'e a. sufficieutly dried or cured by
the aun, as karababa.
U'a'e, n. a necklacej a wreatb.
H'a'e, a, sun-bumb
K'&é, t>. i. to move.
Ua'è, V. i. to break Tanka, move aside,
or give way as in b&ttie; to acatter.
U'a'ea, n. rope oi coooanut-husk flber.
Hà'aae, v. a. broken into small piecea.
Uti, «. i. to arise; to awake.
TT'tiutl, a. lovaj.
U'tlinK'ra, d. i. to be late in riaing.
U'tlm&'ra, n. lat« rising.
U'tlnraíi', a. very Ioubj.
Ü'tlbft'naè, n . t. to be disturbed in
aleep by loud talking.
Vtlb&'nag, n. disturbance in fileep
througb loud talking.
tl'to, n. a Bprouted coeoanut very re-
ceotly planted; a very young cocoa-
nut tree.
TT'to, V. a. chai^d with ; accused.
'(T'toa, a. aevere as pain.
U'toà'ií*, a. severe aa pain.
TT'ton, v. a. charged with ; accuaed.
U'tona, V. t. to accuae.
'U'toba, n. (Heb.) byBBop.
ntn, n. a family; a houaehold.
V'ta, a. having a familj'; liaving near
relatives.
Vtaaa, n. a. kHe.
Boft through decaj.
juaeso, a, west.
larger used with Ua'eao, n. the weat.
U'a'eiid, v. t. to sway aa in the wind,
or in an eartbquake.
H'a'ei«i, n. an eartbquake; a sway-
ing.
MS.'eiei, V. a. falling to pieces througb
decay or age.
Ma'em, o. gentle.
H a'em, n. a portion or part especially
of aoft food.
Ma'ema'eki, v. >. to engage in picking
to piecea aa cocoanut tiusk.
Ua'en, a. capable ot being bowed or
Ma'enen, a. bending back and fortb.
Ua'ebo, n. a flsb, the
Ua'ebue^u, a. flUed as a house with
plenty of lood to be prepared for a
Ua'ebue'bu, n. a large collection of
food in anticipation of a feaat.
Ua'eka, v. i. to abide, to dwell ; to
reeide; to live.
Ua'eka, n. asmall village; a banilet.
Ua'eka, v. t. to pick to piecea.
Ua'ekaiiA, «. t. to inhabit; to dwell
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Uaeke^e, a. brittie.
H, pron. thy, baim = thy band. U'a'ere, v. >. to be monientarily hid
Ua. Tbia word ia identical in use with aa tlie canoes of a fleet by a fast sail-
the Eawaüan word ma, ot whicb ing canoe.
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X'&txtfi», a. Btriped. XA'ía•'ú, n. « Ui» j&ckfruit.
U'aen're, n. a atriped pattern. Hft^mal, v. a. ^imdiíig in braad-
UVerera'a, a. atriped in two direc- fmit or'jackfruit treea.
tiona; checked. H'a'ltn'al, n. dampneas.
U'a'ereto'filtofi, o.beautifullj' Btríped, Kalna, a. wbite.
Xtt•rl'klrikl, D. a. broken ínto írag- Ualaftlna, a. wbit*.
menU. TK^L•aat'ÍDA, n. whiteneaa.
U'a'eta, n. blubber; fat. Te m'aele- Ua^nani'*, n. a distant aail.
n-«fu = a acalp. Ha^naiii'•, a. appearing whito as ft
Ka'et•, u. slippeiy. sali in the diatance.
lEa'ete, n. the stata at being slippery; Kala&'alkl•, n. aomething light col*
slipperineas. oi«d like a mat passisg in the dis-
Haeté^, a. veiy ilippeij. tance.
K'a'etre, m. a peraon paasing bj wbo XalnA'aUde, v. a. sbowlng bf nisht,
la not diatiactlj leen. aa a man pasaing wbo is elothed
U'a'eTe. v. a. seen Bccidentallv, aot with a wbjuah gannent.
hj a direct look oí tbe eye, bu^ as it Xalnako, v. t. to become pala tbron^
were, by a aide glance. great terror or Bickneaa or shame.
M'a.tnro'tn, V. a. íreq. of m'aewe. Ma'lnataka'ebuebu, o. very white.
Ka'i, v. i, (used imperativelf ) cotne Ua^nata'klraTa, a. veiy white.
bere, Kalne, n. the handle oi an adze.
Ka'l, prep. from. Ha^nlkn, m. the eaat.
K'&'l, n. the before. Ka^nlku, a. eaat.
Kal, adv. this waf ; here, toward tba Kalil, n. the left hand; a leftbanded
apeaker. person.
lEal, n. a breadfmit-tree. Ka'tfl, a, left banded.
l[a% a. pale, white. Ka'ibl, v. a, broken ai Bomethina
l[a% n. a flah, the brittíe.
U&'l, a. bltter. Ualbl, n. a broken piece.
H'ft'i, tt. a bat or wlg made trom Kalblu'a, v. a. broken in two as ft
hair. diab or cocoanut sbell.
ITa'i, a. cooked. Ka'ibi'bi, v. a. broken into manj
U'a'l, n. cooked food. pieoea as sometbing brittle.
Ua'la, a. whencel from whereT {ma* Malblnna'na, n. a piece of a eocoa-
ia) (interrogative). nut sbell.
K&'lal, V. a. mffled, disarranged; Ma'lba'a, v. a. broken in two as m
masbed up. diah or cocoanut ahell.
Mft'la'l, a. thence; from tbere {mai Kalke'tka, o. í. to Bob.
tai). 2Ea''lkeke'l, adv. from yonder plaoe.
Uaia'ia, v. o. beaUn soft with a atick. Ua'ikoa, adv. on tkia aide of.
H'a'iafio, n. pine wood. U'a'lra'oi, v. a. well oooked.
Ua'iaki, a, soath. Ka'ire, n. (Eng.) a milè.
Ualakl, n. tbe sontb. Ualre^ereke, n. a jackfniít tree.
Ha'iawa, n. the name of a certain U'a'ita, n. (Eng.) a mitre.
star. K'a'lti, a. many ; much.
H'ale, ». woildly pleasure; dissipa- U'alti, n. amount; quantity.
tion. M'a'itíku'rlkurl, a. Tery man;; Tsry
U'a'le, V. i, ,to engage in worldl; much.
pleaaure. U'a'ltoro, a. cool.
H'alo, V. a, assembled. H'a'itoTO, n. coolnesa; the state of
K'a'lo, n. asaembly. being cool.
Kalora'ora, v. a. underdone. H'aito'Totoro, a. íreq. of maitoro,
Ka'ln, n. life; salvatlon; a c<anfort- ver; cool.
able condition of mind or body. K&'o, n. a large boab, tbe
Ua'la, f. i. to be alive; to live; to be Hfi'o, a. bitter.
in a cc»Dfortable condition of mlnd Tti'a, v. a. nearty flnisbed aa a
or bodf. shower; raining gentlf.
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Uft'ono, n. Bweat. te o:
Ha'ono, V. i. to sweat. Halirake, n. the Bittíng nidely bj an-
Ka'ono, a. sweatf . f ' other.
Ha'onon, a. See maenen, ICa'urea, a. ill mannered; too bold.
K&'ofi, a. eaaily fatigued. Ua'urea, n. aa ill-maiuiered person.
Ua^oko, 71. a Qah, tbe KA'ureka, o. ill mannered.
ICao^orl, a. Bee maonon and XCa'uTQka, n. ill-manneTed behavior.
ma^nen. Ka'uri, i>. i. to be in heslth.
V&'oto, V. a. broken as a Btick or Ma'iirt, n. a coadition of good he<lu
bone; or aa the beat of the Bun after lïa'urifi«, n. forgetfulneaa.
paasing the merídian (metaphori- Ka'urifla, v. t, to forget.
cal). IC'auro'uTO, a. atl without eiception:
U'a'oto, n. ft fractura in wood or completely assembled; everj one
stone. present.
K'a'oto-le'ta, v. a. running to tho lE'ante'retsrfl, a. Tery parched.
Eastward as a current. Ha'utete, a. ugty; bad; meau.
H'aotc/ua, v. a. broken in two, aa Ha'atet«, n. ugfineas; meannesa.
wood or bone or metal. Uauto'rotoro, n. a aong or chant uaed
XEaoto'nibw, n. flsh reaerved or set in begging,
aeide in parment of cauoe hire. lE&m, n. freah wàter.
U'a'otO-rl'kírUd, a. bToken into maaj Ua'ma, a. asbamed; abaabed.
pieces. Hà'ma, n. ahame.
K'aotff'to, «. a. freq. of maoto. U'&'m'a, o. easily broken aa etone;
M'aoto^, n. food in many fra^enta. easilj crumbling; eoft.
U'a'n, a. dry. M'ft'ma, n. a vanetj of crab, the
U'a'n, n. díynesB, tlie etat« of being Ua'ma, n. moonlight.
diy. U&'ma, a. being moonlight.
K&'iia, n. the apouting hole or noatril Ufi'ma, n. food which has been mastl-
of the apenn whale. cated foi an infant.
Xí'ua, ínterj. an interjection at the K&'ma, v. i. to eng&ge in masticating
beginning of the cry made bj people food for an infant.
when they are just at the pomt oi Kà'mft, 11. (. to feed a little child with
hauling t<^ether. Mà'ma, n. food wTtich has been maati-
Haua^marake, a. greedf , eager to ob- cated for it.
tain an undue portion of food. Kaina'B, v, i, freq. of mae.
ICaua'marake, n. greed for food be- H'am'a'elei, v. i, freq. of maeiel.
longiug to another. Uama'ema'ekl, v. i. freq. of mae-
Ha'unA, (I. a. out of aigbt, gone. maeki.
Ua'unea, v. i. to be diaturbed by tbe Kama'en, a, freq. of maen.
noiee of others. Hama'ebo, a. freq. of maebo.
Ha'imel, n. a rush ; a reed, Hama'ebu'ebu, a. freq. ot maebuebu.
Ua'unlka, v. t. to forget. Hama'eka, o. i. freq. of maeka.
H'a'nfi, a. pútrid. Kama'eka'na, v. t. freq. of maekana.
H'a'ufL, n. putridity. Hama'akelce, a, freq. of maekeke,
Ua'oila, n. a mountain. H'am'a'ewe, v. i. freq. of m'aewe,
Ua'uSaro, a. having no f«eth. K'am'a'ie, v. i. fraq. of m'aie.
Ua'nfUita'bn, v. a. oollected as people. H'am'a'lo, v. o. freq. of m'aio.
Ua'oilefia, a. covetous of food. Kamala, v. a. freq. of malu.
Sbt'nflefie, n. covetouanesa ot an- lïania'laa, a. wbit«.
other's food. Hanui^nüki'e, a. freq, of mainanie.
Haukftn'na, v. i. to keep eatlng food Uamalu&nlki'e, v. a. f req. of moinan-
while one is preparlng it. ikie.
Kankftn'na, n. tbe hàbit oí eating Kama^bl, v. a. freq. of maibi.
food whlle being prepared. Hama'Iblu'a, v. a. freq. of maibiua,
X'a'uka, o. lame. Hama'iblbl, v. a. íreq. of maiblbi.
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lïaiiui1bti&, o. a. freq. oí maibuft, Kam&'nilLo'&o, v. i. Ireq. of mani-
Kam&'iko'ike, v. t. freq. oi maikeike, DoOo.
Ka'mao, a. freq. of mao. Kam&'nlbi'lMtl, o. freq. of mani-
Btama'ono, a. freq. of maono, bineu.
M'am'a'oto, v. a. freq. of m'ooto. ]fami.''nlbiulkA, a. freq. of
U'ftm'a'oto'Qa, t>. ii. freq. of m'aotoum, buaka.
M'am'a'n, a. freq. of m'au, MKinK'nibnbn, v. i. freq. of maní'
Ham&aa'marake, a. freq. of inaua- bubu.
marake. Ham&'nikaflara, v. «. freq. of mani-
Kama'uiía, v. a. freq. of mauna, kaflare,
Mam&'imei, v. a. abounding in reeda. Mam&'nlko'tUUlft, o. a, freq. of
K'aia'a''iifi, a. freq. of m'auO. konana.
Hama'ufiBta'^a, v. a. freq. of mauSa- Mam&'nlko^vU, v. t. fieq. of
tabú. koralii.
I. freq. of mautiefie. K'am'ft'nlko'rkkl, a. íreq. of i
^ «. t. freq. of man- korakí.
kanna. Ham&'alwaka, «. a lateral pandanua
U'am'a'akii, a. freq. of m'auku. root before touchin^ the groiind.
Xama'nrake, v. t. freq. of maurake. H'om'a'nu, v. a. freq. of nTanu.
Uama'urea, a. freq. of maurea, Uam&'nnl'a, a. freq. of mauuía.
Kama'nrl, v. «. freq. of mauri. Kaina'nuo'ka, v. t. freq. of manu-
KnmR'niifla, o. t. freq. of mauriOa,
Xftnui'ntat•, a. freq. oí mautete,
K&'m&m, o. freq. of mam.
IL•una'ma, v. t. freq. of mama, nanoa.
KBm&n', a. freq. of man. Uamatuial, a. freq. of mannei,
H'am'&n', v. a. living aa husband and Kam&n'tl, v. a. íreq. of manti.
nife: haudy: manly. Kam&n'toa, v. t. freq. of mantoa.
K'aln'ana, c. i. íreq. of m'ana, BtRmftntoa, a. freq. of mantoa.
TÍ'a'xd.'miuií, V. a. abounding in H'am'aflatflal, v. t. freq. oí m'alSaiSai.
m'anat: joking; fooling; mialead- K'am'aflalflal, n. íreq. of m'aSaifiai,
ing. Hamafia'lfial, n. freq. of maBaiSai.
Uam&'nazia, a. freq. of manana. Uamafia'lfial, a. freq. of maDaitlai.
U'am'a'nafia, t>. í. íreq. of m'anaflo. Hamaiía'aflao, a. íreq. of maDaoBao.
KanLà'nafio, v. a.'freq. of manafio, Mama'fiAmafia, o. fieq. of maOa-
Kaia&'natna, v. a. freq. oí manatua, malla.
Kamà'nea'oa, v. a. freq. of maneaua. Hama'fie, v. i. freq, of matle.
Vam'a'seR'iw, v. a. freq. of m'a- Uama'&eafie, ti. a. íreq. of mefleatle.
neaua, Uama'filfl, v. a. freq. of mafliS.
Kam&'noafi, v. a. freq. of maneafl. Hama'&Ifi, n. freqüent drunkenness.
Uamà'neu'na, ti. a. freq. of maneuna, Kama'fiorl, a. freq. of maBorJ,
K'am'a'iieni'ane, «. a. íreq. of m'a- Uama'blao, v. a. freq. of mabiao.
nem'ane, Uama'bono, v. i. freq. of mabono.
Uftm&'neïm, a. freq. of manena, Kam&'babu, a. freq. of mabubu.
Ham&'neii&lEk, «. a. freq. of ma- K'am'aluL, a. verj industrioua.
nenaka, U'am'a'ka, n. great indiutrj.
Xam&'nenrlrl, v. a. fieq. of manen- Hama'ïa, d. (. íreq. of maka,
riri. U'am'akalkal, v. i. freq. of m'akai-
K'am'an•we'a, v. t. freq. of manewea. kai.
K'am'ani'o, v. i. freq. oí m'anio, H'am'aka'UTO, a. freq. of m'akauro;
Kam&'nbnan, v. a. freq. of maniman. abounding in makatiro.
Uam&^lnfin'tl, a. freq. of maninanti, H'am'aka'urout&'rl, ». a. íreq. of
Ufún&'nln&ra, o. a. abounding in m'akaurontari,
moequitoés. K'a'm'akel, a. freq. oí m'akei.
Mamà'iüíia, c. a. íreq. of maniUa, Va'm.'ake'rukeni, «. i. freq. of ro'a-
Vam'a'nlfia, t>. a. íreq. of m'a'niDa. kerukeru.
U'am'a'nlfia, n. freq. of m'aniUa, Mamaldiia, c. (. freq. of makina.
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Kft'nutki'iioiio, V. a. freq. of ma- lUmata'miA, v. 1. freq. oi matauna,
kiuono. t<i choose a wife for one'a aelf.
HK'maki'noklno, a. freq. of makino- Mftm&'tam, v. i. freq. of matam, to
kino, eat.
K'atu'a'karo, v. a. freq. of makoro, ICamitain, n. freq. of matom,
H&niB'ku, a. fieq. of maku. Kamà'taiiA'iiie, v. t. freq. of ma-
Uama'ka, n. great and constant fear. tanaine,
Kama'kua, v. t. freq. of makua, HEftmat&'nlbofi, a. freq. of matanibofi.
K'am'a'kurl, v. i. freq. of m'akuri. Ham&'tanlïa'naiioafik, a, freq. of
U'am'a'kurl, n. freq. of m'akuij. matanikanaaoaSa, ead faced.
Kamà'ra, a. weak. Uam&'tanlkiino'a, v. i. freq. of ma-
TSamS/tA, n, weakness. tanikimoa.
Mamara'ta, v. a, freq. of maraia, Hataà'tanl'ruA, v. a. freq. of ma-
H'am'ara'lral, a. freq. of m'arairai, tanirua.
Uà'm&rau, a. freq. of marau. Mam&tanrafl, v. a. freq. of inatan-
Blà'mara'araa, a. freq. of maraurau. ran,
Kà'maraTi, a. freq. of maran. 3Eam&'taiiil''a, c. i. freq. of matanria,
M'a'm'arano, a. freq. of m'arane, Mamà'taflnro'a, v. t, freq. of matall-
Wn-mariíi'rail, a. freq. of maranran. uiea.
U'a'm'arake, v. i. to expreea outward Kani&'tab'al, v. a. freq. of matab'ai.
affection as a child. Ham&taba'reka, a. Ireq. of mata-
M'a'm'ara'bea, v. t. to expreas out- bareka.
ward affectíon for, as a child climb- Ham&'taku'kuiie, a. freq. of matar
ing up into ita mother's lap. kukune, baving sharp eyes for flnd-
Xam&'rakl, o. a. freq. of maraki, in iug.
pain. ]Eam&'taT&, t>. a. freq. of matarA.
Ham&'rakl, n. freq. of maraki. Kam&'taron'roii, v. a. freq. of mata-
Ham&'rara, v. a. very indistinctl; ronron, abashed wheu rebuked.
heard. Kainat&'roro, v. a. freq. of mataroro,
]fain&''rato, v. a. freq. of marató; fainting through hunger or sickneas.
well anointed or smeared with oil. Uaia&'taru'aiui, a. freq. of mata-
Ham&'rei, v. i. freq. of marei, to hic- ruana.
cough. Kam&'tato'ka, a. freq. of matatoka.
Ka'nüre'fiereile, a. freq. of ma- Uam&'tawe're, v. i. freq. of mato-
refiereQe, feeble, working moderately. were.
Mkmà'rebu, v. a. freq. of marebu, Kà'ioate, a. freq. of mat«, dead.
runninr with a strong tide rip. M&'mma, n. the udder; tbe breaats.
M'aní 'ailn''riii, a. freq. of m'arinrin, Ha^mma, v. i. to euck tbe breast.
loose, nat flrmly fixed. Uàm'nL&ín, a. not giving tbe original
Kam&'rUEa, a. freq. of marika, pleasure or aatiefaction.
plump; well fed. Kunm&'niw&'ka, n. long estemal
XÀxa.&.'tika'Tik»., a. freq. of marika, root of tbe pandanuB.
Tery fat. Uàm'mdn, n. (Eng.) Mammon.
Uama'rlke, v. a. freq. of marike, re- Hftn, prep. from. ít becomes mant
freshed with food. before m, b, and k.
Mam&'rlri, a. freq. of marirl, cold. M&n, n. a flag; an animal; a bird: a
Kain&'roa, a. íréq. of maroa; lone- measenger.
Bome. Man, a Bufflx following the digitfl in
Kam&ta, d. a. revealing one's galf ai counting persona and animals.
a spirit to a mao. Ufin, n. a cuatom.
H&'mata, n. a tunnel ; a fnnnel. U'a'íia, v. t. to deceive.
K&^nata, v. t. to convejr fluid la a H&'na, v. a. Boiled; stuck up; daubed.
funnel. M'a'nal, n. scissors; a Tariety of crab,
Uunat&l, V. i. freq. of matai, to look tbe
eovetoualy. U'a'nal, v. i. to move as an infant on
lUmata'irilEl, a. freq. of matairiki, the baók of ita head tïrown back bj
omniscient. pushing with íta feet.
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U'ftnaliud, v. a. poisoned hy wtíng IEiiiMi&'k&, d. a. anointed or be-
m'anai. smeared with oU.
Va'nau, c a. partiallr dried as flsb; m'nenlka'l, n. a worn out weapon
beffinniíig to diy aa flah. or outrigger.
3I'a%au, n. fiah partially dried. U&'nentu'l, o. wom out aa a weapon
K&'nAm, ». a praparation of (ab<u or outrigger.
acd cocoauut. Kànen'rlri, n. an old wom-out riri
JV/nAminA, a. maahed; cruihed; used in bathing.
aoft; miry. K&usnMrl, v. a. clad in a man^nriri.
U&'uúu, a. tame; domesticatod. U&nenrl'rla, c. t. to wear a monenHriy
Hfc'n&lia, n. tamanesB; the quality of to dresa one's aelf in a manenriri.
being tame. 2£&neba'nlbabal, n. a rtH haviDg the
K'an&'na, a. convaleecent; cheerful. ehade or color of a bobni leaf.
U'an&'na, n. eonvalescence; cbeerful- St&'nebaaka, a. worthleu; of no ac-
neM. count.
K'a^iaS, M. a portion or part. lU'iiebu'ka, ». thlelc, or baving many
U'a'nafiB, v. «. to proceed; to aet ieaves as a riri.
out. I['a'n•k&, n. a footstap.
lU'n&fio, V. a. wakeful at night ; often H&'neka, n. a scar.
waking. K&'aAkA, a. In th« earl^ aga of
K&'matna, «. a. cnubed ; masbed. springtide: scaired.
X&'nawa, n. the pit of tbe atiunacb. K'aneka'aeka, a. marked with many
W&'iiawal, n. a ditch around the bot- footateps.
tom of a babai pit. U&neka^eka, a. marked with inanT'
M^'oei n
H&nawK'liuLfi, a. havliig a disturbed
stomaoh. U&'nekeafl', n. a riri baTÍng a green-
K&na-wa'tnafl, n. a form of dyspepua. ish color.
Hànawa'nawa, a. deepl; miiy. Uà'neka, n. a flah, the
K'&'ne, n. a brother of a sister: or a Mi/avn/ro, n. a ríri barlng a dark
Blster of a brother r a male ; a color.
man: a euphemiatic word for t^e K'a'&ewe, n. a mention in song.
H'a'newm, v. í. to mention a name
. (Bitg.) money. in song; toaingofone.
jn'a'ne, v. a. taken; ensnared; en- K&'nl, a. tbin (writt«n alao mmtuti,
trapped; surrounded. £x. Z9;23).
- H&^e, «. wortb ; value ; eonsequence, M&'nl, pr«p. front.
K&'no, a. worn out; wom tbin. U'a'nlo, v. i. to sleep soundlr.
X'A'aem, V. t. to receive ; to embraoe. M'anl'oulo, v. a. \«ry soundiy asleep.
K&naa'na, v. a. asbamed through fail- H&'nlm, o. gentle.
ure to do. lEïnlin&n, v. a. full of insects;
VanM'na, *. o. well ons secuielf wonny: having peta,
placed. K&niaan'tl, a. fortunate; providen-
U&^oanaa, t>. a. ashamed tbiougb tiallj delivered.
fallure. SC&ninftntl, n. good luck; fortune.
S&'^ieafl, V. 0. ubamed througb fail- Mà'ninara, n. a mosquito.
ure. M&n'intea'bikB, n. the flag or. cignal
X&'neafi, ». shame througb fallure. of a certain tribe or family.
K'a'^e&ba, ». council-house ; a M&'niilA, u. a. diatreased hy grating
cbureh; a cbapel: moneoftan tai= sounds, or the sight of wounda.
a halo around the aun. MC'a'nlfla, n. the state of being pur-
Kà'nemia, «. a. anolnt«d witb oíl. zled; confuaion; perplesity.
K'&^em'Àne, a. baving much moner. U'a'nifLa, v. a. puzzled; confused.
U'&'^sm'JUu, o. a. taking man^ flah K'a'nifU-na'ko, v, a. baving loat
as a seine; receiving monej in one's way.
Kyment for work. U'anlfia'nlfla, c a. freq. of m'anilla.
Mna, a. of ralue; of account; o( K&nitU^lfiji, n. a eomer; tbe little
wortb. loek of hair in front ot tbe ear.
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X&^Üfi&^iiila, V. a. prorided nith or M'a^tono, ». « uuall depreraion or
caTT^BB a Bupply oí tobacco. pit.
H&'nla&'^dilaiia'om&ta, a. kind; be- U'a'nono, a. depreased; iudented.
nevolent; social. U'anoiM/ua, o. depreaóedi indented;
TW)i'Tifai^^w<a»Tii•n•fl^^ o. imkiad ; un- cràter tike.
friendly; unsocial. M'a'noka, n. the lap.
M&'nliür«, ». a dimple. ll['a'ii[>k&, <i. (. to hold in Uie arma.
lEà'iiiílare, a. having a dimple. U'a'nakii, ». a curving in; a ba;; a
K&nlfio'So, V. i. tú converse in a low gulf.
voice. M'a'nokn, a. curving in or indented
K&nlfio'fio, n. the Hound of vaices in as the shore.
low conTersation. U'anoku'nlbal, n. a eublt.
U&'nifLure, v. i. to utter diBsatisfao- M'a^oltuno^u, a. freq. of m'anofcu,
tion aa at again loaning to a neigh- irregular in outline as the shore.
bor. St'aDorl'o, v. a. depressedj indented;
K&atfiu'r«B, V. t. to criticise a neigh- pitted. (Phjra. p. 21.)
bor in reference to borrowiug. K'a'nn, n. a joint as of the elbow.
K'a'nlVa, n. a well. K'a'nu, v. a. doaed as fingerH; bent
M&'niba, a. unaccommodating ; Belfiah. or drawn up as an arm or legj
K&niba'rabara, n. SpaniBh 87. slatdc ; looping as a slack Tope.
K&n'ibara'ki, n, a variety of a white, H&'naa, n. a flsh, the
flat louse, iníesting tbe anupit. K&'nua, n. roastéd cocoanut kernel.
Hinlbe'ni, n, an insect resembling a 1CA'ima.'t>, n. (Eng.) a man'of-war;
bee ; a bee. a war Tesgel.
lUt^bl'nen, n. mildew. lCft''niila, a. fortunate; favored.
U&'nlbl'tien, v. a. mildewed ; epotted. Hi'nula, ». fortunateneis.
Mànibl'&ao, n-asmalloSensive insect. U&n.uo'ua, n. the fla^ or signal of »
U&'nibiiAka, a. unkind; evil-minded. certain tribe or familj.
K&'nlbnaka, ». unkinduess. H&nno'ka, v. t. to forgpt.
K'&nlbuaka, a. unbind; evil-minded. U'anQ'nu, v. a. wrinkled.
H'&'tilïuaka, n. unkíndnesa. U'antl'iiu, n. a nrtnkie.
Ü&'nibubn, 1). «. to talk unldndly at Hftn'na^ n. (Eng.) Mauna.
home of one vho borrows. H'annà'noa, v. t. to regard; to value;
K&'nibnbu, n. a nmior. to pay attention to.
H&'nlbu'^ua, v- 1. to circulate a mere H&n'na&, n. ashes.
rumor. U&n'nail, u. t. to become ashea.
Kà'nlbwebw*, n. the outer part oi a K&n'oel, n. languidneaa.
pandanus teaf at ita base; chafT. H&n'nel, a. lànguid; weak, especially
lÏBi'&ibvra'rebvrere, a. verp thïn. tbroufh aicknesB; lifeleas.
H&nlka'fiara, v. >. to joke; to make Kanneba'eba, a. not akillful fn pro-
fun ; to be droU. viding food, through indolence.
Uiulka'flare, n. joking; jeating; a Uín'nlW'tl, n. a Tei; small fly or
joke ; a jest. insect.
Uluilko'naiia, o. a. easily tuming to Màn'nlbo'tt, v. a. abounding in, or
any employment ; apt ; handy. full of manníbeti.
U'&^ko'rBkl, a. inventive; akilled H&n'ra, o. Bt» m'anibwika.
in doing something new. lUn'raa, v. a. often aeen; seen to
K&'niko'rakl, v. i. to joke; to loake wearineas; seen t«o often.
f un ; to be droll. Xin'rifi, v. a. pealing off in little
K&'nlko'raki, n. joking; a joke. scaies as sunburnt skin.
TS&'jio, d, .tight; not leaky; dry. KAnMil, n. little acales on the skin
K&'no, n. tightneaa; the condition of from sunbum or other cause.
not being leaky. KSurl'kl, ». a chronic, offenaive ca-
K'a'no, a. indented; having a hollow; tarrh in the nostrilB: maron te wa
depreeaed. ae mannà; a certain ensign or flag
Ua'n.ono, v.i.to give annoyance; to on a canoe.
giye trouble (see tabore). Kfin'rureka, n. (Eng.) a mandrake.
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K&nla, «I. chsracter. Hafii'filft, ti. <. to treat b person ÍII7
Haa'te, n. (Eng.) Monda^. as one often do«s when intoxicated.
IC&nte'nAiui, n. the fiag or signal of a U&'fio, n. the fontanel.
eertain tribe or tamilj. Bta'flo, v. i. to howl.
Kautl, n. (Eng.) a month. U&'fla, n. a howl.
UCàn'tl, V. a. pulverized; majíhed. Uà'fiolo'tai, n. one entitled to respect.
K'an'to, V. a. acquired. X&flofio, n. the breatb, or ratber ita
H'an'toa, v. t. to mislead with a pur- odor from the noee: the nasal pas-
pose to do au injuiy. sago to the throat.
Xàn'toa, a. turbid; roiled; Toilf ; K&'norl, a. obscure; Qot much kuown;
Btllred up. not noted,
U&ntoa, n. that which toíIs: dregs. U&'fiorí, n. a Btat« of beingunknown;
■a'fi&, (Miu, ttgain (generaUy preceded obscurity.
bf a). K'&'fLa, n. & bunta in wbich the kemel
Ha'&a, V. a. opposed hj a minority. has not fet developed.
Ha'fia, n. the man opposing, X&'&a, a. glo38}r and smooth aa oiled
31'a'fla, n. a brancb. hair.
U'a'fia, a. baving a branch. U&'fiuinafiíi, a. íreq. of muDu.
U'a'fial, n. a spear with branches. K&íiuro'ro, a. giosaj, smooth, and
K'a&a'lnrail, v. i. to eat voraciously: black, as oiled bair.
to baa»t. Kafika'naükana, a. long in duration
HaOa'ifial, a. ragged as an old gar- <see man).
ment. Kafl'ke, n. (Eng.) amonkof.
UafialfUt, n. raggedneas ai applied KiUi'kirl, n. a bird, the
to a. mat or a garment. K&fi'klrl, ir. a. aboiinding In fruit.
U'afialfial, c. i. to conteDd noisily U'aíL'ko, n. a cup.
with wordB; to diapute. U'afilEO, c *. to be in poBBeaaioii of
M'afia'lfial, ». a contentfon; a noÍB}> land through marriago of a child.
disputa. U'a'fikoTia, v. t. to possess land
K&fuio, a, in confusion; diaarranged; through the marriaga 01 a child.
out of order. H'afikofl'ko, a. cup-Btiaped.
HaflB'oB, I). (. to gnaw. * U&l&kl, v. a. having a bad undertow,
Haü&'ofiao, a. uncombed; jumbled as the aurf.
t^^ther; diaorderly. U&'bkkl, n. a t)ad undertow in the
Kanji-atl, n. the resurrection. (Mat. surf.
22:30.) Uà'b•, n. (Eng.) a map.
Ma'ftamàfia, a. havií^ manj branchea. Hàbla'o, v. a. well prorided for, ae a
Kafiama'fiara, v. t. freq. of maSara. famity with food.
X'a'fiaiüka'l, n. the branch of a Uftbla'o, n. good provision.
tree. lI&1)o&o, n. a stationary trap for flsh.
U&'flara, v. t. to interfere wilh; to Sl&'boiio, c. i. to eatch flsh by means
oppose. of a mabono.
Kfii'n•, n. litt«r; rubbish. Habo'iabora, a. perfectly smooth as
Tai/He, n. a tooth back ot the front the ocean in a calm.
teetb. U&lioro, n. (Eng.) marble.
K&'fi«, V. *. to chew with the canine H&liu, a. forbidden.
teeth and the molars. U&'bubu, a. misty; hazy; foggy,
H&'&eafie, V. d. littered; etrewed with H&'bubu, n. mist; haze; fog.
rubbish. Mata, V. t. to fear.
H&fiie'ire, n. coral rock or stone Ualca, n. fear of.
harder than kari. M'ita, n. decay ! a diaeaae: tertiary
Kà'fUe'we, v. a. abounding in mà'- syphilia.
flie'ioe. M'à'ka, a. rotten.
H&'fiiil, n. drunkenness, intoxication. U'a'ka, n. divina or supematural
Mft'fllíl, V. a. drunk; intoxicated. power.
Uàfil'fU, a. over'ripe; drying up as 3['a'ka,a. having supematural power:
fruit tóo long kept. bright as a fire.
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K'akR'ikal, v. i. to ruetle.
H'aka'ikaí, n, a ruatling.
U'aka'urú, n. tbe aoldier crab.
M'aka'urontft'rl, n. a large Tftriety
or species of the BoldieT crab.
H'a'fcam'aka, a. spotted &b an imper-
fect panda nus leaf.
Makanatana, a. not flrm; easil;
broken; ueak; írail.
Uakftaa'kaiia, n. weakness of inani-
mate material.
H'fikare'lrel, v. a. glowing with beat
as red hot stoues.
K&'kttrera, n. (En^.) mackerel.
U'ft'karo, m. a coat of úre.
H'&'kaiv, V. a. having many coala of
fire.
H'a'ks, n. a flah, the
H'alce, Q. having slim legs.
U'a'kel, n. the thorn on the side oi
the pandanuB leaf ; a barb.
H'a'kei, a. proud.
U'ake'ikei, a. prickly; thomy.
K'a'kem'alce, v. a. abounding in
U&'kena-Eà'ta, n. (Eng.) the Magna
Charta.
Ua'kene, v. a. abating aa a BÍckness.
M'a'keiiika'rawa, n. a lish, tbe
Ual^eko, n. (Haw.-Eng. } mustard.
U'ake'rukeru, v. i. to make a crunoh-
ing ^ound in eatiag; ar a nibbling
or gnawing aound aa a rat.
H'^e'mkem, n. a gnawing or nib-
bling aound.
Uà'ketl, n. (Eng.) market.
Ua'kl, a. shrifeled and dried up as a
leaf.
Màltt, c. a, barely buming; nearly
ex tingui ahed.
U&'kl, n. e ho makina.
Ka'kl, n. lood prepared for a dead
peraon about to be buried.
H&'ki, adv. scarcelj; barely; witb
difScultj.
Ha'kl, n. (Eng.) a marc.
Kà'kimàki, v, a. comptetely satu-
rated or drenched, aa the bair with
oil or wat«r.
H&'klm&kl, n. a tborough drenching
or aoaking.
H&'kioa, V. t. to fear; to be afraid ot.
Uakl'noaa, v. a. completely satu-
rated, as the hair with oil or wàter.
Ha'kliio^no, o. hard as fecea.
H&lübiíia, V. a, completely removed ;
ezhausted.
M&'kltab'a, ti. a bird, tbe
U&'ko, n. a flah, the
M'ako^o, n. a certain dlsease ot the
Mako^o, a. not ripe (see koroubu).
H'a'koro, n. a portion; a aectíon: a
cut; a wound.
H'a'koro, v. a. cot; gaahed; not in
K'akoro'ua, v. a. cut in two.
H'akoro'ua, n. a half portion: weak-
nesa of ot pain in tbe back.
K'ako'rokoro, v. a. cut into aeveral
Kaltota'iui, n. a amall piece or part.
Uà'ku, a. afraid.
Uft'ka, n. fear.
HCà'kua, v. t. to fear (only with the
suffix pronoun).
Kà'kua, n. full springtide.
Sffà'kua, a. being full springtide.
Kaku'akua, a. verj bloody; very high
as the tide.
Kaku'akua, n. a very hig-b tide.
Hà'kuna, v. a. well covered orer with
mats as an oven-fire.
K'a'kurí, V. i. to work.
U'a'kuTl, B. work; labor.
H'a'k'oria, «. í. to work; to labor or
operate upon.
Ua'ra, a. aoft aa an animal sbeddíng
itsakin; wet; moiat; bald.
Kft'ra, n. a bald head; baldneas.
(Amos 8; 10.)
Aa'ríl, a. dizzy. (Tbia migbt be writ-
teu mmarH,]
VLt/ri, a. eyeless as a ueedle ; having
ahairlip: íree from treea.
K'a'ra, V. a. disgusted or ahocked at
tbe sight of.
Hft'rae, n. a playground.
Mfi'rae, a. without parenta or a guard-
H&'ral, n. the kemel of a cocoanut in
ita aoft State: the white of an egg. '
Hà'rai, a. having a aoft kernel well
developed as a moimoto.
Kara'la, v, a. suffering suppoaed
supematural evil after disreapect
Karalnai, n. the bark of the kanowa.
Uara'lno, n. the gill of a flsh.
U'ara'irai, a. long as tbe hair, or a
skirt.
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Hi'r«t, V. i. to biccough.
U&'rel, n. a hiocougli.
U'a'rem'arc, n. a Idnd oi Idte:
streaked clouds.
M&'rsnd, n. apace between,
UBi'reïui, a. intenaittent.
Kireiw'iia, n. a chauuel between two
ialanda.
KArena'oR, c. a. deserted; without
inhabitante.
Ma'rena'nlbo&la, c t. to do irre^•
larlv witb daya interveDÍng.
Mare^rsfie, a. feeble; working mod-
erately: not in abundance.
MtuViierefie, n. a BcaTcit7; a/defl-
ciency.
'"—'^- n. B Btronç tide np.
running with a strong
tide rip.
Ka'T•uSmiíitBwl''a, a. having epaces
between the canine teeth in the
upper iaw.
K'a^eteDora, n. (En^.) the múltiple.
H&'rewe, n. tbe young cocoanut leaf
partly opened; a Ireah growth oí
H&'ri, n. s season of pleoty : a fruit-
íul aeaBon.
K&'Tt, a. abundant; plenteoua as fruit.
Varln'rln, a. looae; not firmlj fized,
aa a post or a tooth.
H&'rlbo, a. active; energètic, busy, aa
in procuring food.
K&'iíka, a. plump; well-fed.
Uar&'ra, n. low converBatlon at a K&'rlka, n. plumpneBa ; the atate of
little diatance. beiag plump.
Uà'Tara, n. charcoal. lE&iika4l]Ea, a.
Jtil'mtl, n. a fish, the
Haràtlfio, a. much wet or sprinkled K&'rlïe, n. refreshment; lunch.
upon. K&'rlrf, a. cold.
Kar&'tiflo, n. a, condition ot much MS'rlri, n. cold.
wet. U'a'riro, ». a rasor.
Hà'ratl'fiotiflo, o. freq. of maratiSo. M'a'ilro, «. a. coiiimitt«d to memory;
Uar&'tiratl, a. nioelj poliahed; Teij memorized.
VA.'TKa, a. «úmewhat aoft.
lU'tau, n. a flre iu an oveii Buffi-
ciently consumed for purposes of
H&ra'unako, v. a. dropplsg off to
sleep ; buming low aa a fli&
K&ra'uran, a. quite soft
U&'ran, a. straight as the hair.
Hà'ran, n. (Eng.) a melon.
H&'rau, n. a long spear without teeth.
U&'rankko, v. i. to alip.
H'a'rane, a. uncomlortable, as «
rheumatic limb, or from tiie crawl-
ing of an insect.
K'a'raiie, n. an uncomfortable aensa-
tion in tbe akin or in a bone.
ran, a. Bmooth.
Klix&n'rake, v. i. to slip up and
of the hand aa a fiab.
U&'rafia, V. a. «eparated.
Karàflarafia, v. a. aeparated, parted,
as pickets in a fence.
Kft'rabe, a. well dereloped; full and
round aa a person.
U à'rnbe, n. full development aa ot the
body and muaclea.
Kara'beralie, a. freq. of marabe.
U&'rabu, v. a. aecending in great
Tolume aa a amoke in the diatance.
Kà'rakl, v. a. in pain; suSering with
pain.
K&'rakl, n. pain.
Uar&'ra, v. a. indiatinctlj heard as
low converaation at a little diatanoe.
KS'rato, v.o. well anointed or ameared
witb oil.
Har&'torato, v. a. freq. of marató.
Uà'rawa, n. the ocean; the deep aeaj
deep wàter.
U&'re, o. few, not many; here and
there some.
I, a. having a double chin.
M'arlroMro, a. loose as a handle or
blade.
U&'rlt&ta, V. a. smarting.
Uft'rlt&ta, n. a smart; a amarting
aenaation.
H'a'ro, u. i. to Bink; to founder; to
go down as food.
lïà'ro, n. a flag ; a aignal (syn.man).
H&'roA, a. loneaome.
Wie, n. the loose skin fonning Üie H&'roa, n. food ; refreshment.
double chin. Hà'roaíca, odv. an idiomàtic word,
Uà're, n. (Eng.) marriage. equivalent in force to, with good
Uí'tea, V. t. (ISng.) to many. reaeon; naturally.
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Harft'ro, t>. i. to
ia conTerHation.
HarO'ro, n. converaation.
H&'roro, v.i.to subalde, to Inll.
M'a'nia, n. a deep depresBÏon; a pit;
a Talley.
K'a'rua, a. haxing a. depreBsion.
U'ara'arua, v. a. abounding in de-
K'a'nibere, n. (Eug.) a mulbeny.
Mft'ruruilj ». «lert; briak; active; Il[&'taiiie&,
livelv; in good phfBical condition. M&'tamea,
lEa'roka, n. (Heb.) aalt-wort (Job '
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U&'tamAta, n. a eonference with oue's
own familf in reference to a pro-
poBed betrotbal.
XUL'tamàta, n. i. to hold a eonference
with one's familf in reference to a
betrothal.
H &'taiiioa, n. * snare for taking fiah
to take in a snore.
. to engage in taking
):4.)
K&ta, n. the eye; the faee; a color:
the opening of a deep container:
one deaired as a epouae.
K&'ta, a. rípe aa a hoil.
K'ata, n. a worm.
H'a^ta, a. det«ríorated as cocoanut
molasses through age.
Katil'l, V. i. to look coyetouBly.
Katft'i, n. coTetouBness.
Mft'tal, n. the early flood Ude.
K&tal, V. a. beginning to rise as the
tide.
Mftta'Ukinn, v. t. to look at with
long
Ufttam'tam, v. i. to make a noise with
the lipB in eating.
Hatam'tam, n. a dÍBagreeable noise
made in eating.
SCatan, n. a coil.
2E&'tana, v. t. ta lead as a blind man ;
to approach one for betrothat.
Uil'tana, a. slack as a rope.
U&tana'ine, v. i. to look lustfullj at
Kàtana^ne, n. lustfnl staring on the
part of a man.
Hata'aatajui, o. freq. of matana,
M&tA'sMÜ, V. a. («mporaril; blinded
by gazing at a flre.
i&Wiieal, n. temporary blindnesa
cauaed by a bright light.
I&t&'nlin'a'ne, v. i. to
. aeeing everything;
omniBcient: keen sighted.
Hata'lrikl, n. omniscienceí keen sight.
Kat&'o, n. the nearer aide; the oppo- 2E&t&'
BÍte of kabi. properly a
Mà'tau, n. a flsh-hook. K&t&'nlm'à'ne
K'ata'fl, V. a. mastered; acquired: the part ofa
made certain of. 'ira.tS'iill•
Uat&'ua, 11. a. heaitating to fire c
throw at fest a person aomewhat in St&tft'nlboft, n. sleeplesmess causea
the range be accidentall^ hit: hin- bj nlght watching.
dered from doing hy the preeence of KfitanPka, n. a Sard kemel in the
a the way.
H&ta-DBl, n. a dauble-lMirreled gun.
Mata'ima, v. t. to look out for; to
watchj to chooBe a wife for one's
aeir.
Kata'unlSa, v. a. treated with diare-
Mata'imlfiniuuitl, v. a. irrítated aa
the eye with a íoreign subetance in
Boie of the foot, occaaioned b
eign substance remaining ín it.
Uàtanl'ka, o. a. auffering from a mo-
tanika.
K&'tanika'nanoa'fia, a. aad-faced;
wearing a pitiable face.
K&'tanlka'nanoa'fia, n. aadneaa of
K&tanlka'rawa, a. having the eyea
aet as one juat expiring.
partake of food; to K&'tajüka'rawa, n. a deathly espres-
sion of the ejea.
M&taniklmo'a, v. i. to look at witb
reference to atealinç.
M&t&nlUmo'a, n. thieviah looking or
inspectioii
K&tamAn, v. a. aaking for tdiinga ii
a bold way or without baahfulneaa.
K&'tama'a, n. boldneaa or rudenees ii
mode of aaking for.
K&'tamfiíi, c. a. aufferlng frcnn the K&tànlUb'a'ib'Rl, v. a. inapecting
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8 relatiïe. nearly closed permaaently.
U&'taoiklb'a'lb'al, n. au undue de- U&'tabeka, i>. a. having matter in the
aire to poBsesH tMngB belonging to a, eyes.
relative. U&'tabeka, n. matter in the ejea.
H&'tani'ru'wa, v. a. having the ap- KfitabO'u, a. fuU of wonder at.
pearatice of a stranger. Hàtabu'aka, a. hoatile in appear-
H&tanl'mwa, n. the manner or ap- ance ; without skÜl in obserïing.
pearatii» or basbíulness of a U&tabu'nl, v, a. having no eyebrowe.
stranger. Hàtabu'bura, v. t. to be ugly.
UAtà^mw!, n, a manager; a chief; & U&takai, v. a. skilled in avoiding &
director. audden thruat ; wary.
Màta'nlwl, V. i. to direct; to give Mà'takal, n. a fish, the
direction; to govern. U&taka'Dlkaa, v, a. appearing in
U&'tanlwia'ten&iio, n. the conscience. beautiful alignment: flne featured.
Katft'noano, v. a. blinded or dazzled U&take'ke, a. having sigbt in onljr
bj sunlight. <Hie e^ ; having one eye aightlesa.
Uat&'noaao, n. temporarj blindnesa Kàtakft^e, n. a person with only one
cauBed by bright simlíght. perfeet eye.
Katfin'ratL, v. a. donucast and abashed Mat&'ki, a. blind.
through abuse. XCatft'kl, n, a. blind person.
Kat&n'Tftfi, n. a downcast expreaaion SPítaki&'uB, a. bashful aa a stranger.
of face arising from abuee. U&'tftkore, n. a flsh, the
lEat&n'rla, n. the exterior of the llp. 3I&'takore, v. a. having ataring or
UatSn^la, n. i. to converae. wide-open eyea like the maíakore.
U'atftn't&n, a. slack; looping aa a Mfitatu, t>. ». to look on aa a aight-
rope. Beer, at somethinç going on near by.
HatRiit&^«tara, v. a. sad faced be- Hata'kn, n. a witneasing of some-
cauae not aharing in food, thing going on: the people who go
H&'tanto^omauï^ n. name of a flsh. <« the sight.
Hï'tanto'kom&iifl, v, a. siclcly look- Màtakü', v. a. unevenly braided as %
'^■.
Hà'taft, «. the whitfl man'a country. Màtakll', n. an unevenly braided mat.
Tfffl'tftfi, a. foreign. Mfttaku'kuiie, c a. having sharp eyea
lEata'fiare, v. i. to amile, for finding.
Hata'fiare, n. a amile. Uàtaku'kune, ». quictnesa or sharp-
Uat&fiurea, v. t. to reeeive and treat neas of eyea in searching.
kindly. Mà'tarft, v. a. declining or ashamed to
H&'tab'al, v. a. desiroua of obtaining. addreaa another with whom one has
U&'tab'al, n. a deaire to poaseaa. iiuarreled.
Uàtaba'lawa, n. a frequented harbor Màtara'ol, a. handsome.
or place for a canoa. Mà'tara'ke, «. the bowl of a pípe:
Uà'tabft'lawa, v. i. to lia in the shoal wàter near the flats.
Btream; to await a favorable wind. Mata'rara, a. disastroua: ueed in
U&'tab'a'o, a. cross-eyeii. connection with kaiwa.
Uft'tab'a'o, n. the affliction of being U&ta'rara, n. diaaater predicted bf
croea-eyed: a cross-eyed peraon. the kaiwa.
U&'tab'a'fia, a. having sunken eyea. K&'tarara'ol, n. beauty; handsome-
Uà'tab'a'fia, n. the condition of deep- nesa.
set eyea; a person with deep-aet M'a'tare, v. o. prolonged in tJme; re-
e3Tea. msining long,
Kàtab'a'b'ftf, «. a cocoanut tree with JKtaTore, v. i. to glanee rapidly, fre-
a cloae hard grain. quently and wonderingly about.
K&tab&'reka, V. o. having dirt or duat H&t&'ri, n. a cocoanut in its fourth
about or under the eyea. ataee.
U&taba^eka, n. a Qah, the UïtiM, a. apoken of a young cocoa-
Ha'tab'axl, n. a flsh, the uut whoae ketnel ia very soft.
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K&tarl'kliikl, a. Bpoken of & cocoa- K&tawe're, m. obaerration with tbe
nut-8hell cup with brokeu edgea. eyea screened by the hand.
Kàtarl'kirLkl, m. a. cocoanut-sheli cMip Uàtawo'Tea, v. t. to examine ae the
with Dicked edges. deep with tbe ejee under wat«r but
Kàtari'rebwe, a. apaken of a, young acreened with the hand.
cocoanut a little morè mature than U&'te, a. dead: conuuitted to memory.
matari. U&'te, m. death: a dead person.
Hatari'rebwe, n. a yoimg cocoanut K&'temftte, a. veiy weary.
older than the matari. K&'ten, a. thick.
Uàtà'roa, n. a door; a gate; an en- Mà'ten, n. (Eng.) a marten.
trance. Te ntataroa n afl = a win- K&'tenako, u. t. to go hopelessly
dow. adrift at sea; to be gone adrift.
H&tà'roaiio'na, c. o. ahoning fight, M&'tenako, n. the coudition of being
but quickly disappearing or aasum- hopeleBBly adrift at sea.
ing to be at peace in case the other U&'tenibà'ki, a. exceedingly hungry;
proves to be anued. fomiahing.
Uat&'roauo'tiA, n. a ahow of fight K&'tenlb&'ki, n. extreme hunger.
until the adversary ia aeen to be K&tenru'arua, a. very thick.
armed. Uatentfi'ka, <t. parched with thirat.
H&taron'ron, o. a. abaahed when re- (Isai. 48:21.)
buked, as oue who circulatea false Katen'ten, a. íreq. oi maten.
rumors. Hate&ten, n. thickneas.
Kàt&'roba, o. a. having wide Btrands, K&'tebu'aka, a, fruitleas; profitless;
as a mat ; coarsely braided. useless; vain; idle, without Teault;
H&taro'bu, a. haying a handsome face. to no purpoae.
Kàt&'roro, t>. a. fainting through H&'tebu'alú, n. fruitless effort.
hunger ot aicknesa. Hà'tera'oi, a. profltable; uaeful;
Kàt&'rora, n. faintnesa tbrough gainful.
huneer or eickneaa. H&'tera'ol, n. fmitful effort.
U&t&^vana, v. a. having the eyea U&'tsra'fia, a. spoken oi one whose
duiled by aickneaB. lega are paralyzed in part.
Uàt&nibe'rube, v. a. frequently wink- m'tera'fia. n. partial paràlisis of
"" "" the legs.
H&tàrabe'nibfl, n. freqüent winking;
a. peraon in the habit of freqüent
winking.
K&'tntaa, n. an iinripe pandanus
Uà'tataa, a. unripe ai k pandanua
K&t&'ta, a. open ; cleared aa land ;
roomy; elear.
X&t&'tk, n. a cleared apace,
U&'tat&ra, n. a fish, the
U&'tatoka, v. a. bold; unbluahing; in
a good Bense not bashíul.
H&'^túka, n. self poBaeasion; a free-
dom from baBhfuliteBB.
Uatà'tra, a. large round aa a man
aud BO held with difBcuIty.
3IPlt&''wanaba, n. a bird, the
Màtam'rebw•, v, a. baving large
bulging evea.
K&t&wa'reDwe, ». a peraon having
1b^ bulging eyeB.
K&tàws're, u. i, to obaerve with the
eyea screeaed by the hand.
H&'terò^fla, n. one'a reaidence or
U'a'tewe, a. dízzy, as in a awing or
from whirlÍQg round and round.
H'atewe, n. dizzineaa caueed by
Bwinging or whirling round and
Uà'tl, n. (Eng.) the month of March,
Mà'tl, n. a whole piece of clotb.
Ma'tiati, n. (Eng.) matehes.
K'a'Ue, V. i. to aneeze.
H'a'tte, n. a sneeze; Bneezing.
U&'tlm, V. i. to rain lery gently ; to
Bprinkle.
Kà'tim, n. a gentle rain or shower.
Btà'tinao, V. a. alain in great numbera.
Hà'ttnao, n. great slaughter.
Hí.tiks'tik•, a. Black drawn, as a.
K&'tlrlkl, ti. the name of a certain
H&tirVttra, a. thoroughly cooked;
or cooked «oft aa a pandanua nut
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U&'toft, a. establielied ; Srm ; hsrd. Ke^ft, t>. t. to do.
lÜ'toBni'fiiiilfi, a. very Srm; very Ken&'l, a. fresb in appearance ; new;
hard. not faded.
Uftto'atoft, n. firmneas; bardnesB. Hen&'l, n. freshneaa ia appearance;
SU.to'atoa, a. freq. of matoa: flrm; a new thing.
hard. He'iie, ». {Eng.) maueh.
U&'toro, o. abiding coiistantly in one's Ue'fiameSa, v. o. parted as the limba.
home (see tuma ni maejta). Hefi&'fia, v. a. parted a« the limbs.
U&toro'Àa, n. a person's reBÍdenoe. He'&o, c. *. to W buaj at; to be en-
M&toro'fi», V. a. long Teaident im » ga«ed in.
place. Ke^oa, v. t. to engaga in.
H^'torofiAtnif V. a. having many de- Ke'fiomefio, v. i. freq. of me&o.
ecendanta. ICe're, c. i. to discuss noisily; to con-
H&'tTi, v.i. te sleep. verse loudly.
H&'tu, n. Bleep. 1I»'t«, n. loud talk; confused talk.
U&to&'o, n. food prepared to be eaten Me'rM, v. t. to diacuas or talk noiúly
bj a, child in the night. about a inatt«r.
lE&tua'oa, v. t. to feed a child He'nmer«, o. i. to discuas noisilT^.
wb«a holf asleep, eapeciall^ at ICer•ta'ua, a. talkative; boiaterous
niglit. (aee tokoMino).
Kà'wa, o. ont of brtath tbrougli Ke'ri, n. (Gr.) hon^.
wearineaB. Ke'ruiMrl, n. an inAiiit.
XVym, n. a flsli, the K«rl'iio, n. (Eng.j the Merino sheep.
K'&'Va, V. i. to Btap Bslde; to make Hi, v. i. to dream.
room, to get out oi the wa^. Kl, pron. f our, pluraJ ; baimi = ^ur
K&'wane'ln•i, a. smooth a^ still handa.
wàter. Hl'a, v. t. to dream.
Kawa'wa, a. green. Hia'r•, n. (£ng.) a mule.
Kft'wa'wa, n. tbe color green. Kl[m, c. i. to urinste.
Vawa'wa, o. roomy; not crowded. Ulm, ». urlne.
Ue'amea, o. yellow. St'mi, v. i. to wonder.
Ue'amea, n. jeilow; a bright golden Hfmlo'ua, c. i. to writhe with paln.
color. Himl'ml, c. i. freq. of mi and mimi.
Tlb/aA, n. the Nortb. Himlto'iAki, v. i. to whael òr tum
Ke'afi, a. north. Yoimd and round, aa a peraon.
Kea'kani, n. (Eng.) mahogany. Hi'inltofl, a. glorious.
MM, n. (Eng.) May. Kl'mitofl, n. glory.
Ktt'ir», V. t. to urinate on, or into. Hl'neti, n. (Eng.) a mlnnte.
Ke'me, a. obtruaive. m'nita, n. (Eng.) a mimater.
U'e'm'fl, c. a. See m-wemwe. Mi'no, n. a fila.
Keme'a, v. a. stained yellow bj the Kt'no, v. a. twieted.
juice of a green cocoanut huak. m'nomino, v. a. twieted.
Keme'a, n. the atoin from the huak Utnoml'nota, v. t. to twiet.
of a. youug cocoanut. Hlnte, n. (Eng.) mint.
He'meiui, v. i. freq. of mena. Kl'ka, a. thoroughl; cooked: acalded.
Ketnea&'i, a. freq. of menai; hablt- SQ're, n. (£ng.} a mill, t^iW-
uatlj freah. Kl'yeta, ». (Eng.) miltet.
UVm'erake, V. j. toascend, aaamoke; Ultu^'orao, v. i. to be partially
to riae. dreaming when falling aaleep.
Heme're, v. i. to auck in noisilj aa Hltara'orao, it> half dreaming.
juice while cbewing. Ml'tinare, n. (Eng.) a miaeionaty.
HemeM, a. of a fair and ligbt com- Mo'a, adv. firat.
plexioQ aa a Qílbertese. Ko'a, n. a. fowl: a certain reault of
Uen, a. foreakiniesa by nature. pQiaoning by the kaiica: the tace:
Kai, adv. yet to. the flrst
Ke'iui, n. B. thing. Ko'a, v. *. to be flrak
He'na, v. i. to aMde. Ko'a-a'iike, >. a hen.
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Ho'anftl, n. a double-barreled gnn: a M»l, o. rip«, ah a coccwnut.
double string for fiah. Ulfi, v.i. to drhík.
Koanaal, n. (see Moautí). VVi, n. diinking; the actot drinkins.
Ui/B-m'ii'114, n. a TooHter; a cock. Mo'lmotl, a. freq. of mati : frequantij'
Ho'amoa, a. generouB > bénevolent breaking as thread or weak.
Mo'amoft, v. i. freq. of moa, to be flrsL HolmotlKa, v. t. freq. of motika.
Uc/ana, v. t. to go flrst to. Ho'liiioto, n. a cocoanut well devel-
Uoaiüi'fila, V. t. to attempt with freab opea, but soft (in the flfth etage).
or renewed courage. Koua'kena, n. b bird, the
Ko'ania, n. Hpringtide. Ko'inl, n. (Haw.) a pearl.
Uc/ania, a. being spríngtide. Homo&'ine, a. haviog maaj hens.
Uo'aiilba, a. excelliDg; perfect. Kami/aua, c. t. freq. of tnoana.
Hi/aiiiba, n. excellence; perfection; TS.otllo'Allí/&L•i, v. t. freq. of moan-
a famous person. aDía.
Uo'anlba'la, v. t. to hold a caseknife Homo'aiilba, o. freq. of moaniba, ex-
út the hand with the thiimb next the celling.
blade. Komo'anika'aTa, c. i. fieq. of moani-
Ko'aiiika'ura, o. t. to atand flrit in kaura.
the rank in tbe moMt. HomD'aiilwa', n. freq. of moaniwa.
Uo'anika'ura, n. tbe first rank in the Uouu/aiilwa'e, v. i. freq. of moan-
Ko'aniwa', c. i. («ee noanmoa). Komo'aniwa'ea, v. 1. freq. oi moaui-
Uo'anlwae, v. i. to advance rapidij. waea, to do an errand on tbe waj.
Ko'aiilwae, n. the front portion of the Uomo'anlwl', v. *. freq. of moaniwi.
leg. Uom.o'anokn, v. i. freq. of moanoku,
Ho'anlwa'aa, v. t. U> do an errand to show a Bullea or dísBatisfled face.
on the way. Momo'aiital, a. freq. of moantai.
Ho'anl'wl'', n. the four front teetb of Uo^oAnti, o. freq. of moanti, wild
botb jawB; a naw tool. as afowl.
Mo'anlwl'', r. i. to bite or chew with SEom&'i, v. i. freq. of mol, to drink.
tbe front teetb. Uomo'í, n. an infant just born.
Ho'anoku, v. t. to ahow a aullen òr Komo'lmo'tika, <>. t. freq. of motika.
dissatisfled or aober faoe. Komo'ml, v. a. abounding in pearle.
Mo'auokn, n. a eolenin, sober face; a Uonio'iümoii, ti. a. aboiinding in mon.
vei7 Bober person. Momo'ka, a. decajed or rotten, aa a.
Uo'annwa', n. a place or peraon flrat cocoanut.
viaited; a peraon in tbe bowH of a Koma'ka, n. a decayed cocoanut.
canoe. Ib/morl, a. aore as tbe muscles from
Ko'anuwa', v. i. to have a etation in exercise, or as an infant throngb
the bows wbile fisbing. rougb bandling.
Ko'p nrfU., v. i. to begin to aprout or Komo'rlfia, v. t. freq. of -moriSa; to
grow. habitually treat kindly.
Ho'anrl^l, n. the begitming of exiat- Uom.o'rlkot, v. a. abounding in mo-
ence; the flrst to be created. rikoi.
Mo'Bntat, n. tiie earlj part of tbe pan- Momo^nlwa^oro, v. i. freq. of mo*
danuB seaaon. tiniwakoro.
Uo'antal, a. being in the earlj part of Uomo'Üka, v. t. freq. of motika, to
the pandanus season. break; to break ofl; to eettle; to
Ko'aiit&rl, n. very fresh toddy or decide.
kareu>«. Uomo'tlriji'r&n, a. freq. of motiran-
Uo&nti, a. wild, as a fowl. ran, of unsettied opinions.
Mo&u'ti, n. a wild fowl. Homo'tikl'ta'eka, v. t. freq. of mo-
Uo'antla, n. tbe lower and front part tiki-taeka, to judge.
of the abdomen. Stonu/tlrawa, v. i. freq. of motírawa,
Ko'antoka, n. a yonnK aquid. to rest.
Mo'i, n. a ripe cocoanut read; to drop Komo'to, a. freq. of moto: a flsh, tha
(in the ninth stage). K5ii, n. a flah, tbe
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Kotia, «. t. to C17 mucb or liabitu&Uy. Kn'miits, v. i. to vòmit.
Koua'uA, V. «. to C17 fretfully. Un'muta, n. vòmit.
Ho^tAiuona, n. a fiBh, tlie: uie slime, Uu'muti, v. í. to vòmit up.
as of í,a eel. Humutl, v. i. freq. of muti.
Uo'nainana, a. elimj m au eel, or the Jtmnu'tlaM na, v. (. íreq. of mutiv
Bettlinga of karewe. kina.
Ko'iuina, v. a. covered with piu. Hu'ra, n. (Eng.) mTrrh.
Uo'iie, n. the regions belon. Hu'rl, a. bent over, as from age.
Uo^ò, n. B Hmoking pipe. Ku'rlkol, n. a fleh, the
Ho^ure, n. (Eng.) Mercury. Ku'tl, v. «. to be concemed; to ha.ve
X.t/iSk, n. mucouB from tbe throat. regard.
Uo'ra, V. a. discharging mucoua as the Uu'tt, n. r^ard; conaideration.
throat. Mü'tl, «. (Big.) a moose.
Korokaei, a. verj long (used at the Ka'tlaklna, v. t. to regard; to cars
South). fort toheed; to mind.
Us'l!, a. over-ripe; very soft or field- Km&'nl, a. thin (wrítten alao mani),
mg: hump-backed. (£s. 20:23.)
Ko'n, n. a very ripe, soft frujt. Xn&'o, n, a varietj of lobster, the
Uo'rlmoii, a. freq. of morí. iktK/, n. a «lub of whale-bone or
HoMnako, v. a. falling to piecea as wood.
au overripe buoch of pandanua ; be- UTbem'ba, n. See nimafutinat.
coming flmuf as an infant falling U'ka, n. rottenneBs; sTphilis.
aaleep. VL'Tsa, a. rotteu; decayed.
Ko'rififi, o. t. to treat kindlj, Kka'mka, a. freq. of mka.
Ho^lkoi, n. Dame of a flah. H'ia, v. t. to beset; to throug; to
Hotromoro, n. a bead. crowd.
Ko'roka'el, a. large as a butcher Kra'mra, v. t. freq. of mra.
knife. M'rara, v. o. acattered b; falling.
Ko'ten, n. (Eng.) i^itle. n'Tara, ». a acattering as bj falling;
Ko'tl, V. a. broken off: decided. a dispersion.
Ui/ti, n. a decision; a judgment; a Uron'ron, a. spherical.
breatting oS. Utamta, v. i. to <»11 to a cat, like
Kotiniwa'koro, v. i, to work alone, " pussy, pussy."
or unassÍBt«d. Utúu'ta, n. the alobberinga of a child
Ho'tiniwa'lora, n. work performad in eating.
bj one unassisted. Vte, v. a. reduced to imall pieces bj;
Ho'tlka, V. t. to break; to break off; cutting, aa a, plug of tobacoo.
to aettle; to decide; to teiminate. K'te, n. drj or decafed leaies used in
Uo'tlka, n. a decision; a breaking fertilizing.
off; a aettlement. K^tea, n. name of a small plant or
Ko'tlkaii'rawa, n. rest. weed.
Ho'tlklta'eka, v. (. to judge; to de- Kt•'inta, d. a. freq. of mt«.
cide: to put an end to talk. Uwa, 1;. i. to blow gently; to sleep.
Uo'tlklta'eka, n. judging; deciding, Kwe'aii, v. i. to arrive late; to com«
settling. bIowI;; to mov? slowly.
Hotlifin'riJi, a. of unaettled opin- Uwe'Üa, n. food eaten near the close
ions; " Kam a motiranran m." of a vojage, no longer held in re-
Motlrftn'rin, n. índecision. aerve.
Mo'tirawa, v. i. to rest. Kire'utl, n. a condition of anxiety un-
Mo'tiTawa, n. reat. favorable to sleep, aa in war.
Uo'to, n. a bird, the Kw•'uÜ, o. diaturbed in repose; íre-
UCto, a. producing but little fruitj quentlf awakine; bedridden.
not flowering. ftwe'mwe, v. a. bíowing very gently
Ho'toinoto, n. a variety of pig (bo or in " cat's pawa."
called at the South). Uwe'mwa, a. liftable.
Ku'mun, v. i. to llee in a pànic Uwa'mwe, n. a lock of hair in front
Uu'mun, n. flight in pànic. of the ear.
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Xwemv•a'ero, t>. i. to walk In oiie*B Na, v. t. to Bpit ont.
sleep. Na'e, pron. tnis little U^ right here.
Hwemwea'ero, n. walking in one's Ntt'el, pron. that little boy yonder.
aleep; aamnambulism. Na'e&o, pron. that little boy near by.
Hwemw•'kti, 1). f. to lilt away. Na'erel, pron, that little boy yonder.
Uwe'mwera'ol, v. a. easily Mme. Na'eta, n. { Heb. ) a aerpent ; a snake.
Kwemwe'taka, v. i. to talk in one"» Wa'•wa, pron. Mr. What 'a his name.
Bleep. Ka'iabn, n. The Milky Way> the
Hw»^, n. a residence; a home. Galai^.
H'we'fla, V. i. to settle down in a per- Ha'lnftl, n. the hoop oi a scoop-uet.
manent residence. Na'iiiai, v. i. to eugage ia adjuating
Kwera'ol, n. a condition or l•ltate of the hoop oí a ecoop-net.
peace and aecurity. Haina'ia, p, í. to provida a scoop-net
Hwera'oi, a. peacetul; at peace; se- with a hoop.
rene; quiet; Becure. Na'lbi, ». (Eng.) aknife, alongkuife.
Uwe'tafi, n. a pulley. Hft'lbunakí, n. name of a falae god.
Uwe'taka, v. t. to talk, or call out in Na'Ikamawa, ». name of a false god.
sleep. Ifa'lta, n. (Eng.) nitre.
■w•'taka, n. the act of talldng or Ka'o, int«r/. &II00I ho I you there
calling out in sleep. (addretsed only to a male) t
Hwl, 7). what follows; the conae- Na'o, n. a wave.
quence; effecti result: the fecee. Na'oue'a, n. a mounting wave whicb
Hwi'oko, v. i. to confide. does not break or comb.
Kwi'oko, n. ona in whom we place Na'ouo'a, v. a. having a ground Bwell.
confldence. Na'omoro, n. a ahart wave.
Kwl'akoa, o. t. to intruat; to repOBe Va'onao, a. rough aa the aea; billowy.
conBdence in. Na'ontka'buno, n. a wave caused by a
SEwi'mwf, V. i. to follow later. receding surf meeting the incoming
Mwimwl'oko, v. i. freq. of mwioko. wave.
Kwimwi'okoa, v. t. freq. of mwiokoa. Na'úbaOakl, n. a croea-aea.
Uwlmwi'nikora, v. a. taugbt by or Na'obaüakl, v. a. running aa waves in
in the achool of experience. a crosa aea.
Hwt'niba, a. low; obacure; humbled; Naobatla, a. choppy aa wavea.
diagraced. Naobatla, n. a ohoppy aea.
Hwi^kora,, v, a. taught by or in the Na'ota, a. (Eng.) nortb.
achool of experience. Na'unau, n, Uta outrigger of tho
llwln''t&, adv. behiud; on the place, makei.
apoken of one Tcmaining on a place Na'unafi, n. a ahoal or achool of flah.
in charge wbile othere ara absent Na'unlmàn, n. a úeh, the
Nà'ma, n. a lagoon.
N&'ma, V. i. to enter a anare noOM aa
N a bird.
N&mao'fia, v. t. to awallow a portion
of the food which is being maati-
cated for a little child.
: alone but alwaja Nàmao'fLa, n. the act of swallowinK a
witb verb, or predicate). portion of the food which ia being
N, prep. in; at; to; by; with; of. masticated fora little child.
N becones nt before m, fi, k, and the K'am&'nama, v. i. to perform a certain
word ne. incantation: to bïnd flah with na-
Na, n. looB« rocka or atonea on a flat. mata for convenience in cooking.
Na, aua. v. aign of the future or im- Namà'aamata, v. t. freq. of namata.
perative. Namaka'lna, n. the moon : a month.
Na, a Buffií euphonic particle. Te Na'makina, v. t. to feel of.
boAina: TeranaT Tehtcina. Nam&'ta, o. t. to manipulats the
Na, pron. poaaeaaive eufflx; bis; Iier; bunmi.- to bind or wrap a fiah with
ita. a namata.
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Ha'mata, n. a leaf witb whicb * torcb Nft'iuiko, v. i. freq. of nftko.
íh tied, or a fish, for baking. Kana'koiiako, u. v. freq. of nàkonako.
Nfino, n. a harbor. Nft'nikl'akta, n. a beàch írequentod
H&'mo, *. i, to give a pleaaing aapect bv the kiakia.
to, as ^owing grasa. N&^o, n. the inside; the within; tha
N&in'nim, t>. i. to eat up the remnant mind; a thou^t.
of Boft or liquid fooi^ as molassea N&'no, a. deep.
with the flnger, Nà^noA, n, the front, the before.
H&mn&mta, o. i. freq. of namta. Nà'noa, v. i. to trouble; to molest;
N&mta, V. t. to tasta of a liquid or of to interfere with.
soft food. H&noa'ea, v. t. to tum toward a per-
N&m'ta, n. a portion of cocoanut sou so as to face him.
moIasBes to be taken with tbe finger Nà'noafia, n. Bjmpathy.
or a brush; a shan» knife. N&'noafia, o. compaaaionate; H^mpa-
N&mté'te, V. a. still Teliahing, crav- thetic.
ing mora. Nfiaoa'üaea, o. 1. to have eompasaion
N&'na, n. a coco«ni; the half of a on.
cocwanut shell. N&'ao&tl, a. desiroiu of a large 4^
Nft'na, a. content to reside in ona full aupply.
place; dome«tic. N&uo&t^ n. a desire for a full supply.
Hana'sta, v. a. abounding in serpents H&no'ua, a. homesick; regarding ten-
or Hnakes. derly one's own.
N&'nal, n. a herd ; a brood. N&'noual, n. a doubte thread or line,
N&'nal, a. relishable. XTft'nou&'la, v. t. to make double a
Hana'ma, «. t. to taste of, or teat the thread or line.
taate of food. N&'noao'ua, v. a. hesltating; in doubt
Nan&'mafi'iia, v. i. freq. of namaoQa. between two.
Nan&'maki'na, v. t. freq. of nama- N&'nouo'ua, n. doubt; Indecision; un-
kina. certalnly.
Nan&mta, v. t. freq. of namta. Nànom'a'lti, v, a, hasitating or doubt-
ITan&^itin'ae, ». a half cocoanut ahell ing in reference to many.
for holding oil for beamearing a ITft'nom'ft'ka, a. enduring; persever-
wreath far the neck. ing.
Han&'nlm&ta, n. the rim of the socket ZT&'noin'a'ka, n. perseverance.
ot the eye. N&'noma'ra, a. wanting mental firm-
IT&'naiiilü'iiei, n. a large cocoanut- ness; weak in purpose.
shell cup for receiving boiled oil. Hii'iioma''ra, n. mental wealcueHS;
Kanà'noafia, a. freq. of nanoaUa, weakness of purpose.
Han&'noni'aka, A/ra^.of nS'nom'aka, H&'nom'a'ra, t>. a. nauseated; dis-
Kan&'nom&'raki, v. a. freq. of nano- gusted.
maraki, N&'nam'a'ra, n. nàusea : disgust.
I7aiül'nomJl''raki, n. freq. of mano- Nà''iioia&''raÚ, v. a. revengefnl: paln-
maraki, fully dlaturbéd in mind.
Han&'noin&'toa, a. freq. of nano- K&'iioinà''raki, n. ill-will; a disposi-
matoa, tion to retaliate: anguisb (Ex.
Nan&'nobitakl, a. freq. of nano- «!9) ; eitreme pain of mind.
bitaki, Kii'nom&toa, a. fixed or flrm in mind
ITan&'nobu'aka, a. freq. of tmao- or purpose.
buaka, N&'noma'toa, n. firmness of purpose.
B'anft'nok&'waki, a. freq. of nano- N&'nona, v. (. to have regard for; to
kawaki, give attention to.
Kanà'noko^orakl, a. freq. of nano- Ha'noniïn&'tafi, o. a, determined to
kokorakl, be like white men.
Han&'nora'ol, a. freq. of nanoraoi, Hfi'nonlnit&taS, n. estrangement from
Hanà'iiorliii'no, o. freq. of nano- one'a family.
rinano, K&'nonib'a't, o. t. to be careful of
Jí&'nalla,c. a. strlptofitsbarkoiskin. propert;; used alao in a bad sense.
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B'&'nonlb'a^, n. great osre of prop- Na'filiiafi, a. cloudT-, aboonding in
er^. cloudB. (Joe12:2.)
TSIt'B.<mib&% n. the païm of the hand. Ha'&o, n. a flf.
H&'noniba'la, v. t. b> hold one as a Ha'fioa, n. sometbing put nnder as a
slave or serf. pTotection or rest; the atreak of
N&'nonlwa'e, n. the aole of the foot. pUiílu on whicb the deck resta : a
H&'uoba'ba, a. foolish ; weak mínded. base.
B'&'noba'ba, n. foolishiiees: a neak- Na'fioa, v. t. to placo a rest or pro-
minded peraoti. tection under.
Kà'nobé'bete, o, light-bearted; cbeer- N&'&oafio, a. drowsj; lisUesa; dull.
fui. N&'floa&o, n. listlessuess; dullness;
lT&''iiobé'bete, n. cbeerfulness; hope- drowsiuess.
fulness. H&lloe, pron. Makin word for Hao in
H'&1iobi''takl, a. inconstant; subject addreBs.
to cbange of opinion. ITa'&onailo, a. abounding in flies.
Nà'nobl'takl, n. inconstancj; flckle- Na'&oboil', n. a stick on wbich a
ness. canoe can lest nhen not floating.
N&'nobn'aka, a. cberisbing rerenge; Naflobu'íUa, i>. t. to provide a canoe
revengeful. vith rests or blocks under the keel,
N&'uoba'aka, n. revengefulnesa; ill when it bas been beached.
will. Nàfiloto, n. a certain fonn of
Kà'nokfi'waltl, n. grief ; sorrow. cloud.
K&'nok&'wakl, a. aad; sorrowful. ITa'ba, adv. also; too; in oddition.
R&'noki'rokiro, a. vtxj deep. ITaba'flkai, a. recent.
IT&^oklrS'ro, o. Tery deep. Naba'we, odt>. formerly, betore (see
IT&'iLOkiyïorakl, a. of many minds; «too).
doubtful. Na'bea, v. t. to nourish tendeily, as a
K&'nobo^orakl, n. doubt; indecision; child.
unsettied purpose. Nanienabe, v. i. to engago in nourish-
N&^okcr'raKl, a. having manj doubts. ing.
N&'nora'ol, a. at peace; quiet in NabsiíB'bea, v. t. freq. of nabea.
mÍDii. N&'kii, pron. theae men and women,
IT&'nora'ol, ». peace of mind. or boja and giris who; these women
Nà'nora'ke, v. a. quickly taking of- who; these giri b who (righthere).
fence; eaaily diaturbed. N^ü'ka, pron. a word to call the atten- -
Xà'nora'ke, n. great senaitiTeneas; tion of two or morè women or giris,
temper, or a man and woman, or men and
lSSi.'naTÍa.i.'m>, a. bumble; low or poor women, or a boj and giri, or bojs
in spirit. and giris.
H&'norin&'no, ». humilitj. If A'ïai, pron. these women or giris,
H&'noro', a. dark-minded. these men and women, or boya and
H&'noro', n. mental darknesa, giris.
H'&''Dúte'aana, o. of a strange dispo- Nifkaiift, pron. those women, or giris
sitioD. who; those meu and women who
H&''nowa'nav&ua, a. cunning, in a (nearby).
good and a bad aense. IT&'kanne, pron. thoae women, thoae
H&nowB'na'waiui, n. cunning; ín a giria; thoae men and women; thoae
good and a bad sense. girla and boja.
N&fi, o. well filled with hibai planta, N&'ke, pron. that man and woman
aa a patch. j^nder who; tbat boy and giri yon-
TSiSL, n. a cloud. der who; those girla yonder who;
ÜSiïSÍ, adv. about to; near to; prea- thoae girla and boye yonder who;
ently. thoae men and women yonder who;
H&'&uiUla, a. cave-Ilke; opening in; thoae women yonder who; tbe word
arched. is followed by a.
N&'flan&fia, n. a cave under the Nake'a, v. i. to go whereT " Ko no-
reef. kea " = Where are you goingT
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m'kekel, pron. tbose men and vomen Nawa'wakl, o. stupid tiiTOiigli orer-
yonder; those women yonder, etc. eating.
ITaU'iiiwBe, n. tlie najne of & {emale Hawa'waU, n. a atupid couditioit, aa
goddesa. from overeating.
ITalElba'iiut, a. paliied. Ne, n. a place for (writ4«n also nne).
Halültm'lua, n. a paralytic He'a, v. a. ashamed ; mortified.
Ha'ko, o. i. to go. Ne'a, v. t. to put in ita place (written
Nako, an anomalous word, which aUo nnea).
mighb be called a verbal preposition Ne'A, n. & eound aa of wiiid.
meaning, to go to, £ nako Tarawa Ke'A, v. i. to BOimd aa the wind.
= he vent to Tarawa. ITe'aiifla, v. t. to care for properlj, aa
Na'bo, odi', away ; off. a child.
Na'ko, a. all; all in suceeaaion. (Gen. Ne'akina, v. (. to push againet.
41:34.) Ke'í, n. a fresb wàter pool or pond:
Na'koa, ». employmeut; oStiej pro- b blisteT; a running aore.
fessioD, calling. Ne'i, pron. the base o?»et«. It is pre-
ITa'kon, prep. to. fixed to the name of women and
Na'konoko, v. t. to walk. giris; Mrs. ; Miss.
Na'konako, n. walldng; going. N^, n. a. flsh, the
Na'konl, prep. to [tuJcon, with the Ne'ia, n. a fiah, the
eupbonic i). Ne'ii^a'ïa, c. i. to be oiled, as a
TUi-'-m, day after to-moTrow, fish-pond or well with oil or fat,
Nà'ri, ». a kind of smooth stone: a Ne'iaka'ka, n. oil or Bcum on the sur-
fiah, the face of a pond or well.
H&'rin&ri, v. a. hard aa a boil 411 tha Ke'le, pron. she here who.
ear)ier stage: abounding in nd'n. Ne'iel, pron. abe here: her here.
N&'rikal, n. a Ash, the ITe'ieiie, pron. abe not far away who.
Kft'ro, n. (Eng.) nard. No'len'ne, pron. ahe not far awa;:
NS/ra, n. a bird, the her not far away.
H&'ta, n. a collection of morè than Ne'lere, pron. she yonder who.
two pereons or animals. He'lerel, pron. ahe yonder; ber yon-
H&ta, m. numerous; collected in num- der.
bers. N«'loa, pron. Miss or Mra. What 's her
N&'te, n. (Ei^.) a nut. name I
K&'tl, n. a chud; a son; a daughter; Ne'inel, n. a shallow pool; a pond.
a nepbew; a niece. Ke'ínei, a. líquid; fluid.
N&'tl&tl, n. name of a flsh. He'inib&'neawa, n. a mullet or la-
le&'tlna, V. t. to adopt as a son or neaira pond.
daught«r; to fatber; to mother. Nft'inlb&'neawa, a. flocded; pondlike.
Nitina, n. the adoption of a ehild. Ke'iiitao, n. the part of the face or
N&'tlnatl, V, i. to have adopted chil- cheek by the aide of the nose.
dren; to be parental. (Phys. p. 80.)
H&tlnlmft'rae, n. a cbild left to pro- NMiioe, pron. Makin word for naka in
vide for bimaelf; a bastard. ajjdress.
Nà'Unimà'raa, p. t. to be left aa a Ne'ikin, n. a young louse.
child or bastard to care for itself, Ne'iko, pron. Míbb, or Mrs., or Madam
If&'tlniïn&'te, n. an orphan. (used only in address to arrest the
Nà'tfnta'm'a, n. a bastard. attention of a female; the singular
N&'Uralte, n. <£ng.) a Naxirite. of naka).
N&tlraa, n. name of a falae god. Ns'íran, n. (Eng.) a needle.
Na'wil, 15. t. to rest anotber by taking Ne'iranra'ol, «, a. easily aecuring the
hia place. tbing deaïred (see iekeraoí}.
Ka'wa, n. a marine animal : ripe Ne'iro, n. ( Eng. ) a needle.
coeoanuts suspended in air W a rope Ne'ltoro, n. name of a bivalvular
tied high up on tbeír tree for show shell-flsb.
or aafety. Ne'itoro, v. i. to engage in proouring
Na'WanawK, c. (. freq. of nawO. neitoro.
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Hfn•, a. firm; immovable;
stiff; Btead7 aa the wiud.
lT6'iie, n. fintmeas; Btíffueas:
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i. to etigage in licking
with the tougue.
Hew«u«'waa, v. í. freq. of newea.
neaa. He^wanrafL', a, bIow to learn.
Ne'nea, o. greaaj; íattj. Ne'wenra&', 71. alownesB in leaming.
Ne'uea, n. ^ease ; fat. Ne'wek&b&'ne, n. a fish, the
Ne'nea, c. i. to blow atrong as the NI, n. a cocoanut tree.
Wind. NI, prep. in; at; to; hy; with; oi.
Ne'nei, otli?. why! wherefore! nenei ao Niïn, u. i. to stïck; tó adhere.
iera nkae e taA (idiomàtic) T Nlm, n. a sponge.
Ne'nei, n. a flsh, the Nima, v. t. to drink.
Nene'la, 11. a. abounding in neta. Nima, o. flve, always foUowed by a
Nene'irlko, o. not well or aufficiently niuneral-sufflx as ai, ua, uA, ntan,
cooked, as fiah. na, kai, kora, c '
No'nebo, v. i. to hold land taken b; a
relative of a murdered mau as a, rec-
ompensa.
H•'nebo, n. a preparation oi habai:
land taken by a lelative of a mur-
dered man as a recompenae.
NauetM/a, v. í. to occ<»ion tlie taking
~f land l^ being murdered.
s boií, t
-iki {B
by certain D
a).
ounting by twos;
Nlma,
Sve twos.
Nimaai, o, five (see nimUi).
Nima'Mi, n. five million.
Nim'a'erere, n. a fiah line compoí
of hair and cocoanut ühie, uaed
Ne'iiera, v. t. to iuquire carefully; to Nimil'l, a, five, in eounting hardware,
eearoh out. furniture, cheats, barrels, timber,
H•u•'w•aba, v. i. freq. of neweaba. cocoanut-leaf stems, flngers, teeth,
N•n•'wenrafi, a. freq. of newenran, large fish, as afaarks and ikari.
N•'nikanalai, ». a atove ; a fire- Nima'omao, n. a kind of toy canoe.
place. Nima/ua, a. five, in eounting thinga
Ne^ene&e, v. i. to engnge in sipping in general.
kareme with a brushlike sticlt. "' '" —
Nlmauna'una, v. a. appearing and
again disappearing, as among waves.
mma'nfL, a. flve, in eounting panda-
Kim&'mJaiiel, a. gentle; meek; in-
offensive; mild.
Nim&'manet, n. gentleneaa; meek-
> nesa, inoSenaiveneas ; mildnesa.
Nim'a'm.'ano, n. a whirlpool; an
He'fieneíle, n. the sipping of kar&we
with a brul•lhlike stick.
Nafiene^ea, v. t. to aip kareuie with.
& bmshlike stick.
Ne'bo, V. a. raised; liftedup; exnlted:
N«bo'a, V. t. to lift up; to
Nebo'a, n. exaltation; gloriflcation.
Nenionebo, v. i. to engage in exalting. Nim'à'm'anD, v. a. eddying as in a
Ne'bonsbo, n, eialtation. whirlpool.
Ne'keneke, n. a fiah, the Nimà'inïte, a. fatigued; exhauated.
No^enefaea'kl, v. i. to suffer with Nlm&'màte, n. fatigue; exhaustion.
dartiug or pricking paina. Nl^nan, a. five, in eounting per»ons
Nè're, n. (Eng,| a nail. (Zech. 10:4.) and animals.
Nstinlm, n. (Heb.) Nethinim. Niinaiia''inal, n. the adhering Tessela
Na'we, n. a tongue. of the aquid.
Na'wa, V. a. lodged in the branches, Nbn&n&'nA, n. a fever.
aa B. stick thrown. iriin&ii3,'na, a. feveriah.
Re'ire, o. i. to lighten frequently with- Nim'à'nfin, a. dyspeptic; haring
out thuuder. heart-bum: aick with a fever.
Ne'wea, n. t. to lick with the tongue. Nim.'&'n&ti, n. a form of dyspepaia.
Ne'wa&ba, v. >. to sight-a«
plore ; to see aights with cui
HVweàba, n. sight aeeing; ■
tion.
Na^enflwe, n. a shelI fish, tba
to ex- Nlm'a'n&fi, n. name of a flsh.
[osity. NIm'anà'fifn&fl, v. a. badly gaahed.
xplora- Nlmfi'nei, a. aaid bj some to be tbe
same aa iowawa, ugly, bad (not ap-
proved by Kaure).
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Vlntinon'rl, n. the fruit of tite wrí NlmoMmorl, a. Mmay.
Nlm&'nimàn, n. e, joxag louse. mnma'lnai, n. a fiah, the
Nimanl'nl, n. name of a amall Sah. Nlm'nana, a. muddj.
])'{iiiBjii'fllnI&, n. an oil acented with Mlm'iiaiul, ?i. B BÜcky, muddy eondi*
B certain pandanus leaf. tioq of tbe ground.
Nimftnl'fllnm, a. very amalt in ap- mm'nlia, o. sticky; adhesiva.
pearance, as a bird m^h in the air. mmnlm'ta, v. t. freq. of nimta.
ITuii'&''iioia'aiia, a. having manf de- Nlmro'iia, n. frotb: a Tariety of sea-
ITuii'a'iiom'ano, n. a falling in of ths nimTo'nn, v. a. foul, aa the bottom
aurface, b depresaion. of a abip; eorered with aea-moaa.
NlmBno'fiinon, a. having fine stranda, Nlinta, v. t. t^i ding t«; to adhere to;
aa a cocoanut fibra flan line; flnel^ to atick to.
tviated. l^Intíl'W8WE^ n. a marine animal; a
ütau/tÍA, a. fiv« thouBBnd: flve in liag signal of the aame.
counting f Btboms. Nl'nl, a. laating bb a f ragrance :
ITlma^Laïm, a. Sfty (aee tlaun). abounding in cocoanut treea.
Nlm&'na, n, a <»rtain diseaBe of ttie jn'ni, n. a païm tree, not the cocoanut
alcin. tree.
Ninul•lM, a. five leavaa. Nl'nin, v, t. ^ enter as a houae or
Nlmabn'bua, a. flve bundred. room.
mmB'bwi,a. fifty (see nimaHauii). Ni'nlma, «. t. freçi. of nima.
Nl'mak&i, a. five, in counting treea, Ni'nlma, n. a drink.
fiab-boolca, and aectiona of land. Ni'nlm'ai, n. name of a ranall, white
Ifl^nakora, a. five, in countiag bBS- thin fisb.
keta. ITlnlm'a'liia, ff. a. abounding in Ntní-
Nlmn'kari, a. five hundred thousand. rnai.
Klmara'tUrafl, a. intoiicated' with Ht'nlïnauiia'aaa, v. a. diaappearíng
ioy. and reappearing, as a canoe among
NÜnarafllrafi, n. inordinate J07. the wavea.
Himara'warawa, a. eeaaick. XTÍ'nimVmaiiei, a. freq. of nima;-
Himara'warawa, n. seaaickneas. manei.
Nlin&^«bn, a. flftj thousand. Ni'nim'a'm'sno, v. a. freq. of nim'a-
Nlm&re'bnTflbii, n. the eeed of the m'ano.
ItUibiü. Ni'nim&'nuite, a. freq. of nimamate.
ITlni&relrarebTi, a. yery many, aa Ninlm'a'aan, a. freq. of nim'aDan.
ben. Nl'nimann'na, ' a. freq. of nimai
N'im.àtam&ta, v. a. acarred; pitted. Nlnlmà'nlmàn, a. freq. of nin
mmat&'nln, n. name of a Bhell'fiah. man, abounding in young lice.
Nlmatfi'niíi, v. i. to aeek for nima- ITl'nlinara'warawa, a. freq. of n
m'mat&no, o. fifty miilion, Hlnlm'a'rea, v. t. to accompanj a ahip
Nimatft'reBre, n. a Bmalt kite. aa certain fiah do.
jrimï'tanten, v. a. abounding in num- Nl'nlmat&'nlTi, v. a. abounding in
bers or quantitj. nimatanin.
Hlm'atoa'aa, v. a. restleaa; lying lïl'ntinàte, n. a riaing up to avenge
isilj. • '- ■'
latc^i, a. five hundred milhon.
Nimatu'tu, v. i. to nod. relationa.
Hlmatutu, n. noddiag in drovaineas. ÜTi'nlm'atoa'na, a, freq. of nim*B'
Nlmo'iniol, n. a very amall joung toatia.
cocoanut (flrst atage). Ni'nlmatato, v. i. freq. of nima-
Nimo'imolnibal, n. tbe wrist knobsi. tutu.
Nimo'iinoliiiwa'e, n. the ankie knobs. Ni'nlmotl, a, nneveuly made, as ■
Hlmo'ibofi, n. a young cocoanut (in fiab line.
the second of twelve stages). HioImro'iM, v. a. freq. of nimrona,
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■ ni'nib'aenVjiea, v. t. freq. of nib'ao-
Nlltlb'a'o, V. o. curved up; warped, as
B cocoanut huek.
Ni'nib'a'o, n. a dried up oiirved piece
of cocoanut huak.
Ni'nib'a'otia, v. a. warped; drawn up
aH a persoD lying down ; repeatedlj
curved ae a atick.
ITinib'a'niíütrB, a. freq. of nib'ani-
ITliilb'anlfío, v. a. freq. of nib'ani&o.
Vlnlb'a'nlilure, a. freq. of uib'ani-
Nlnlb'a'pft, a. freq, of nib'ara.
Ki'nlbe'te, v. i. to engaee in serving
a peraon to an incautatiou for giriug
Hkill in climbing.
m'nlbe'te, n. an incantation for akill
in climbing.
Niolbs'tea, v. t. to serve a persos to
an incantation for g^ving skill in
climbiag.
Hinlbo'fLrbofl, V. a. abounding in »<-
6ofltiott.
Nl'nlkft, n. an òrgan In a male fisb.
Ni'nika, o. baTÍng*much bealthy fat
about tbe nCnika.
Hinlkà'lfLa, v. i. to visit in a threat-
XTlnikll'lila, n. an angry call at a per-
K'iiiikfi'iiioii, V. a. abounding in ni-
feamon.
Nl'nikabo'fllra, n. a apecies of nut.
Hl'nikabQ, v. a. abounding in nikabtí.
Klnlk&'riaei, n. a. abounding is ni-
karinei.
Ni'nikaTfi, v, i. freq. of nikaro, to en-
ga^ in cooking squid on tbe coala.
Hi'iükat&f.'', V. a. abounding in ni-
katafl, B. fish.
Nl'nltcatona, v. a. abounding in lü'
katona.
Nl'uik&teaMteb*, v. a. abounding in
nikatehetebe, a apecies of lobater.
Nl'niU&M, V. a. freq. of nikíBrí.
lli'nikiere're, a. freq. of nikierere,
Nfiiikira, v. í. freq. of nikira, to
carry to.
Nt'nlMrftn'roro, v. a. abounding in
unmarried women.
Ni^itko'niko, a. freq. of nikoniko.
m'nikora'ol, a. habituallj' quiet be-
canae thriving, as an infant
lesa.
Ni'nikoro, v. a. abounding in niboro,
Hi'nlko'rokoro, v. a. abounding in
nikorokoro.
Nl'nikproto'uiíeiie, v. a. abounding
in nikorotounene.
Kl'nikota'nflaufio, v. a. freq. of ni-
kotauQautla, saíling badlf.
Ni'nikotata'we, <i. freq. of nlkota-
tawe, quick.
Nlni'ku, V. a. asbamed because of lack
of sufficient dotbing or food.
Hi'nlkure'irel, v. i. freq. of niku-
Hl^ükuro'aroa, v. a. living at • dis-
tance ítoid a, near lelative.
Ninl'ra, v. i. to toII up.
Niní'ra, n. a loose garment wom over
tbe ahouldera; a wrapper.
Nifíal, adv. whenT at what time
(preceded by n) !
Nlfia'lra, adv. whent at what timeT
Klfi&'•nlftan, n. a babai plant in ita
very earlj growth,
Niflft'bofl, n. to-morrow.
Niflíl&', n. day after to-morrow.
Nififi'ro, n. tbe early hours of tbe fore-
Hi^fio, V. a. liigb in alr; ascendlng
bigh in air.
Nifio'iiifio, n. a ringing in tlie ears;
a amall shell, tbe
Nl&o'nl&o, V. a. ascending Ugh in
air ; at a great beight in air.
Niflo'refiore, a. sickly, feeble as a
young infant.
Ni'b'a, n. a poat liole; a emall pit or
bed for babai.
Nib'a'eai, n. a young cocoanut tree
bearing fruit
Nlb'a'enfine, c. í. to be provident for
tbe wants of a cbild.
Nlb'aene'iiea, v. (. to treat a cbild
with (orethougbt by providing food
foT it in a basket to be used wbeu
required.
Nlb'a'nim&ta, n. tbe aide of tbe nose
very near to tbe inner eomer of the
eya. (Phys. p. 80.)
Kib'a'nlin&ta, v. a. mucb discom-
fort«d by the. freqüent appearing of
another.
Nlb'a'nlmite, v. a. exposed to danger,
as when flshing for sbarks.
inb'a''nlinfit«, n. expoaure to danger,
OB in flahing for ab«rks.
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Hib'a^iliittie, a. liabla to ridicule; balls in Buccession, and eatcblng
opeu to banter. tliem m Oiej fall back.
HlVa'niEiiire, n. üabilitj' to ridicule. Nika'rarao, n. > pandanus leaf hoop,
Nib'a'nlfia'rea, v. t. to banter. driven by the wind.
Hib'a'nlílo, v. a. grumbling; ever dis- Nl'kare, n. {Bng.) nickel.
aatislled. Niïare'area, n. any especially reliíh-
Nib'a'nlSo, n. grumbling; dissatie- able food.
factioD; complaïDt. mka'rineí, n. a bivalTulu- sbell-flsli.
Nib'a^ilflo'a, v. t. to grumble abont. -"■^-•-• --■ ■ ■ ....
I. ever complaining.
Hib'a'nlfLu'rí, i
or grumbling.
Klb'a'nlfin're, n.
ing; growling.
Iflb'a'nUiu'Tea, v. t. ta compUiíi
about; to grumble about.
Vib'a'&ab'a&n, a. having net-wark.
Nlb'a'fiab'afla, n. net-work.
irib'a'b'ak<Aiti, n. a «mall or yoiing
engaga in aeeking
cooking
Niba'rinei, i
iot nikarinei.
Xriïa'rirlaki, n. name of t
game,
ITl'karo, v. i. to engage in
sqiiid on the coala.
Kl'baro, n. the cooking of squid on
the coals.
ITi'karo'a, v. t. to cook a aquid on the
Kikataa', n. a fish, the
Hlb'K1>'ako^tl, V. i. to fish for ni- Nlkat&'rataTa, n. a bivalvular sheU-
iabalctmti. fiab, the — r glaas.
mb'a'kab'aka, v. i. to fall again and Nlkate'bfltebe, n. a apecies of lobster;
agaiu, as an intoxicated peraon try- the craj-fiah.
Nika'tona, n. a bivalvular ehell-fisb.
mb'a'kab'aka, n. the repeated fall-
ing as of an intoxicated person.
mb'a^&i a. wakeful; restleai.
Hib'a'r&, n. wakefulnesa; reatlesanea».
Nib'a'rab'ara, v. i. to engage in ftll-
ing amall lúiskets with flsh to be Hilcaro,
given to one's neishbors. . Nihl&'rl,
Nlka'wai, a. old; not freah; not new.
Nika'wewe, n. a sacred or haunted
place, not ta be approached with
■"ig.) sNegro.
ibching, as the tongue
Hib'a'rab'ara, n, the fllling of small or païm of the hand.
baskets with flsh to be given one's Nlkl&'rl, n. tbe itching as of ttie
neighboT. tongue or païm of the hand.
Nlb'a'rab'ar&, v. t. to proride one'a Nl'klere^, a. joyoua, esultant or
frienda with small basketa of flsh. boaatful after victoiy in battle.
Nlba'raral, v. a. covetoua of; desir- Nl'klero're, n. exultant joj as after a
,B of obtaining.
HlbofllbotL, n. a flsh, the
Nt'lioltf, n. a cartridge.
Nibunl'ni, n. a small or young btinï:
a certAtn mode of incantation.
Hlbonl'nl, V. i. to engage in períorm-
ing the ntbumnl.
Nl'l)niüitl''a, V. (. to períorm a certain
incantation on one.
Hlk&'mou, n- name of a flah, the
NlkS'^on, V. i. t
for the nikamon.
itory.
Hi'iirft, t). (. to carry to.
Hi'klra, v. i. to engage in taking food
to guests.
Nl'kira, ». food for guesta.
Nikir&n'roTO, n. an unmarried woman.
Nikiràn'roro, o. namarried as a
woman ; being without a huaband-
Ni'ktraut&'bwi, v. a. regarded of no
accoilnt, as a peraon.
flshing Ní'ko, a.suíGcient; well; well enough;
flne; delicate; channing.
Nlk&'monl'a, u. i. to flsh for nikamon. Nfko, n. the trigger of a gun.
Hlka'bu, n. a largemiller, the Hl'koa.v.t.tomake trial of,aBaeanoe.
Nlka'rababa, n. a bivalTular shell- Nlko'I, n. a young cocoanut iu the
Sah. secood stage.
Hlkftrft'ral, n. a certain game (see Nlko'nlko, v. i. to engage In testing
below). or trying, as a canoe.
nik&ra'ral, v. i. to play the game of Nlko'nlko, a. admirable fot delieacy
ntí:anirai by toesing up two or three offlnish; nice.
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Riko^ilko, «. delicacf; SDeneu of Ho'nou, n. fisbiug with b, Bcoop-net.
finish. 'Nouc/qb, v. t. to take figh with a
Nfkora'ot, a. quiet because thríving, scoop-net.
as an infant. No'nonoa, v, i, to Dah much with a
Niko'ro, n. a fish, thè scoop-net.
Niko^okoro, n. a bivalTuIar ahell- Nono'ra, v. (. freq. oí nora, to see.
fiah. NÒn'nfiíí, a. tou^
Niborototmene, n. a fish, the Ho'flai, n, a wart.
Nlkotaufia'uSa, v. o. aailing badly aa No^ai, a. warty; having warta.
a poorly made makei. No'aaiiiiiiifi'iiu, n. a certain noUai.
Klkot&t&'we, a. quick. Ifó'&iiiSfi, adv, (adverbial iutenaive)
Hl'ku, a. wide as the rim of land in yeiy.
certain places. No'&ona, n. a cork; etopper; pliig.
Nikua'uau, n. a flsh, the No'fioiia, v. t. to cork; to plug.
Niku'nlkun, n. name of a bird. No^onofio, v. i. to plug; to calk.
NikuTB'lrel, c. i. to rejoice. Nobim'ba, n. (Eng.) Norember.
Klkure'lrei, n. Jo;; rejoiciog. N'o'ko, n. the midrib of the amaller
ITlbat&'retàre, a. provided with ahort divisions of a eocoanut frond.
cpnnections for an out-rigger; too No'kom'aka, n. a stiff reddish midrib
aiiort as a person, to reach some- of a eocoanut leaflet.
thing high up. No'koiioko, n. a covered baeket.
Nl'ra, V. 1. to roll up. Nd^anoko, v. o. abounding in noko.
Nl'ra, n. a emall roti of eocoaaut cord N'o'ka, a. offended; aullen; aulky;
íor tjing the eocoanut apathe: íe especially io referent
nira nt bokt =^ í acroll. No'eu, n. sullenneaa;
Nl'rannlj'a, n. a Btnall cord wouud pecially in connection with food.
around a fishbook and the takai ae a No^tia, v. t. to olTend; to make
protection, sullen.
No, V. t. to look on; to witnees; e no No^unoku, a. freq. of nolm.
No'kimokii, n. a plle or beap o(
tator. kamatiii.
i in it; No^uno^uft, v. t. freq. of nokua,
a marua. No^a, v. t. to aee.
ITv'aro, v. a. ill-treated, or poorlj pro- N'0Tà'Í>a, v. t. to see.
vided for bj a hoat. No'tiill, v. t. to shove awaf.
No'aro, n. inhoBpitalitj'. N5'taa, v. a. inhospitably treated.
No'u, n. a fiab, the NOtna, n. inhoapitality.
Houa'ia, n. a apeciea of jeUy-fieh, Nu, n. (Eng.) a gnu.
No'uo, n. a sbell-fisb, the No, a. abadj.
Ko'on&nti, v. a. swelling up ae If Nu, n. a abade.
pierced bj a nou's flu, but witbout Nu'al, a. not hungry; aatiafled.
apparent cauae. Nu'al, n. the Beneation of having eaten
Nom&'kl, ». the undertow, as of a re- enougb.
treating wave. Nn'onuo, n. a flah, the
Nom&'kl, o. having an undertow. Nuo^, n. braid of halr.
Nfin, ti. name of a tree, the morinda Na^ta, v. t. to perform an incantatfon
citrifolla. on the head.
N&n, a. tough. Na'n.u, v. i. to engage In perfoimlng
NO^o, ». a perquialte or recompensa incantatíona on &e bead.
In the form of a ooeoanut given to Nu'nu, n. an incantation perfonned
the climber for gatheríng cocoanuta. on the head.
Hyno, a. of firm tezture; hard; fltm, Nn'nua, n. a Bah, the
as the fies. Nu'nua, e. i. to aail ftist.
Nfi^o, n. a breast-work; a fort; a Nn'nuai, o. freq. of nuaL
walL Nonu'bono, a. freq. of nubono.
No'no&ba, a. ven many. No.'ljono, n. cloudineas; tbe itate of
No'nou, c. í. to flah with a Booop-net. being cloudf.
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Ha'boiio, a. cloudy. HtEl, n, a flsh, tlie
Nfl'k&i n. the lower waist; the middle. Ntaaa'aa, n. ibe vsry ^ouiig of tha
Nnla, c, i. to be made oshamed. mnintoi and the ikari.
STn'kamota, n. an uninhabited tract Ntaura'baTaba, ». a varietj of crab.
betwcen TÍllages. Ntanl'nl, n. a ruiming vine without
Ha'kEmotn, v. o. uninhabited as tlie leaves, ths
land between two villagea. Ntanln'nln, a. ruiDed; gathered.
ITuka'iMsba, n. the mlddle oi tbe Nt&nlfitt'mea, ». b Üeh, the
ialand rim from ocean to lagooit Ntinlfia'nilU, o. lànguid; witliout
■hore. enerp; working slonly.
Nuka'ntbofi, n. midnight. Nt&nlfia'nlfiA, n. lack of energy; las-
Huka'nlbofi, a. being mldnight. aitude; indispoBÍüon to move: a
Nu'kannka, a. freq. oí nuka. flsh, the
ITu'kabebe'o, a. put to shame as both Nt«iU'lfial, t>. a. lying down íte-
thief aad hig íamilj whea detect«d quently and conatantly liom weak-
in thoft. nesB, or gluttony.
ITu'ku, o. having long outrigger pole* : ITt&fi&'fia, a. gregarlous.
yerj wide aa tbe land. NtUULfU, n. a gathering, or herding
Nu'kunw, V. í, to fold or do up in a together; a company.
bundle. Nt&fiS'fi•, n. a coarae mat.
Nu'knma, n. a bundle or package. Ntafio'rafiorfl, a. faint from want of
Kuknna'kniia, a. blemished. (Mal' íood.
achi 1 : 14.) Ntab'a'ebo, n. a fiah, the
Nn'raki, v. a. poured out. Ntab'a'eko, t>. a. aboundlng In nlo-
Ifa'rakliui, v. f. to poui out. i'a^ko.
ITnn, V. i. to lower; to feed tbe yoong Ntab&'^bfin, n. a gelatjnoua nuuine
aa a bird doee. animal, the
Nul, n. a fleet. Htabi'nib&ii, e. a. aboundíng in nto-
Nnawa'wakl, t>. a. aufreiing from ia- ianiban.
digeation by overeatine-. irtab'&1)'a, n, a lea-alug: a padlock.
N&awa'wakl, n. tbe suffering attend- N'tab'a'l)'a, o. a. aboundíng in nío-
ant on overeatíng. baba.
Hiie'we, n. the genua of lobsters. Iftab'&ke'we, n. a species of crab, the
NnOa^An, n. a variety of ciab, the Ntab'&ke'we, v. a. aboundíng in nfo-
ITra'iral, a. very weary, or exhauated bakewe.
bj heat or the want oí food: having Nt&tMna, n. a crab, the
laasítude. Ntà1>ena, v. a. abounding In ntahena,
TSit,'inX, n. exhaustion through heat Nta'benara'T*, n. a variety of crab,
Dt want of food. the
Nra'iraki, n. a variety of hàbai. Ntanaenars^B, o. a. aboundíng in nfo-
Nrabo'nobona, a. in restleaB diatresi, henarere.
as when having eaten poisonouií fiali. Nta^bo, n. a neck ornament of shell
Hr&''ra, v. a. ftowing; discharging in made from the (uninonotibu.
excesB from the uténie. Ntabok&'l, n. a flah, the
HrS.'m, n. an exceasíve díecharge of Htabok&'i, t). a, aboundíng in nto-
blood from the uteruH. bokai.
Hrín'rèn, n. a goat. Ntabutíabufia, n. a flsh, the
Nre^erehe, n. a flah, the irtabuflabofla, d. a. abounding in
Hre^ereke, t>. a. abounding in nre- ntahvAabufía^
kereke. Ntaltaura'uTa, n. the blosaom of the
ITrlb&'rlba, n. a fisb, the young riba, kanaum.
A pan-cake. Nta'mn'a, n. a flsh, the
IT'ta, n. a reddísh bivalvular ahell- Kta'r•m'a, v. a. abounding ín nUh
flsh: often uaed aa a neck ornament: rem'a.
a díaeaae of the akln, Nta'rwn'arl'aría, n. a flsh, the
Kta, a. aOIieted nith the ekin dlseaae Nta'r•m'nrl'aria, t>. o. abounding in
nio. ' ntarem'ariaria.
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Vttxi'nie, n. a seampi a. tmosI; «a Ka% prtm. I (oft«ii emphatlc).
eri] minded penon. S»,1a, pron. he; ahe; it; ai Aota =
Htari'eiie, a. raacallj; BCUnpiBli. jea, that'ait.
Nt&'rlae, n. a &ah, the fta'lafia'la, atív. jea, yes; that'H he.
irt&'rliie, V. a. abounding in ntarine. Italna, n. the dartime.
Nt&'rlbai'Til», v. a. poiaoned bj eat- Sa'iiiA, a. being light or daytime.
ing certain fiíth. fia'ira, pron. we ; ub ( KcnerBll^ in the
Ntft'ríba'rlba, n. a peiBon who ü auf- nominaÜTe oud empbatic).
fering írom poisonous &sh. Sa'o, v. a. in confiíBÍon; míxed or
ITtaro'uTou, a. Üable or dispoeed to piled up without order.
Tomit, as a young infant. StL'o, n. a neat.
Ntaro'uroii, n. a flsh, tha ffa'ofiao, n. wire : branches ai bushea
Vt&wa'ewae, n. a amall marine anl- cut to be burned in the clearing of
mal, the land.
Htava'awae, v. a. aboimdtng in tUo- Aa'oflao, a. covered over with cut-
waewae. brush ready for buming.
Ntibetibe, n. a Bah, the fta'un, a. ten used in counting ioH,
Ntlbe^be, v. a. abounding in n(í- ririki, ritoro, ituiki, atao, wa, and
betibe. whenereT a dígit is followed b; a
NtO'fiitafi, a. faint from want of food, niuneral sufiL•i, ai, ufi, tnan, Ao, km,
or in BÏckneBa. kora: cocoanuts ara counted hy
NtO'fiitfiil, n. faintness arising from buncbes of Ien (see leAown).
BickuesB or want of food. Ita'nflaii, v. i. to eat voracioUBly.
Ntotwtoba, a. úck as a woman who San, v. a. having eide sproiiU, as
has lately given birth, boW.
Ntc/batoba, n. a sickness sometimea ttkn, n. a aucker or side sprout of tlie
following childbirth. iaboL
RtO'klt&U, n. a speclea of porpoise, Safla, v, i. to engage in measuring
the fathoms.
Ifto^otoko, a. indisposed to effort Raflaa, o. a, freq. of flae.
from sickneas, or huDger or weari' A&'fiao, o. a. unable to restraín rae's
nesH. desire; eating without waiting for
Nto'kotoko, n. indiaposition to effort. othera.
Nto^otoro, V. i. to aqiiat frequently S&'íiarake, n. the roof of the mouth i
wben at worlc, throngh weariness. Buffering occaaioned bj food entering
ITto^toro, n. freqüent squatting the nasal passage.
wlüle at woik: a Sali, t^e ftft'füuake, «. i. to sufTer fran the en-
trance of food into the nasal paa-
aage.
ft ït&'&aren'k•, v. i. freq. of tlareuke.
fialtlflabi, n. a mat lued as a spread
9, interf. expresaive of djasent or di»- or container for foodi a speciea of
pleasure. eel, the
Sa., ado. whereT in what placeT fta'ka, n. the apermatíc cord.
fta, n. one distant by birth; tUm fta'ko, n. phlagm; mucous matter.
larire. fta'ko, t>. a. having catarrb.
Sa, a. Üiousand. fl'a're, t>. i. to lau^: to comb, as the
Sa, a nmneral snffix following the aurf.
digita in counting fathoma. Sa're, n. laughter.
Jfà'e, V. a. aatiated. Sa'reaklna, d. i. to laugh at.
Sa'ea, n. a fathom. Sare'l, a. flsh, the
Sa'ea, v. t. to meaaure by fathoms. Sa'Teúke, v. i. to laugh with a wide-
S'a'eau, a. muased as the halr not open mouth.
oiled. Sa'reake, n. laughter with a wide-
Sa'efiae, a. freq. of liae. open mouth.
fi&'l, pron. plural of Haia, (Oeneala ftarent&'ke, v. i. to laugh coarsely
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AftTont&'ke, n. coarae and prolonged fio'n, n. a joung infant
laugbter. fio're, odj. emall in atatnre and
Itl/i&nn, V. i. freq. of üate; to weakly, aa a Bickly child.
laugh: to abak« aa a saíl iu the Sunure'fiure, v. i. to complain; to
wind. murmur : freq. oi Bursaure.
Ra'nfiara, n. laught«r. Sn'ra, v. i, to complain; to murmnr.
lïa'rebe, v. i. to laugh loud and snoer- Suro'aurB, v. i. to complain; to miir-
ingly, or improperi;. mur.
lïa'ro, ». the gum. fTur•'ilure, n. a murmuiing ; a com-
lïa'rofiaro, a. toothleBs. plaining; a eubdued groaning.
S'a'rob'ata, a. having diacolored tuiob. flúre'fiurM, n. (. to complain about a.
Sa'wa, V. a. having a fiab-bone In tlie borrower or expresa miagiviugs cou-
throat. cerning something loaned.
íte^A, n. a tree, tbe — : a large flab- Su'tu, n. a movable aight of a giin.
hook made of nea. fi^ka, t>. t. give me (lued in the im-
Ste'a, a. firm; «tiff; hard aa a wot perative).
rope. ^^^ "■ ^°°^ ^ ^ cbewed far tha
Sea^axa'bo, n. a tree, the juice (uaed onlj witli the auffix
fie'afi•a, a. very atrong and finn: pronoun).
abounding in A«a trees. fika'i, adv. now.
Rè'fie, V. i. to beg for food br one'a Ifka'lnaba, a. new.
looka ; to be covetoua of food. fikam', v. i. I don't know ; I am not
Sé'fie, n. the begging for food b; one'a aupposed to know.
loolú. fika''nil, pro», je; joa, emphatic ia
lïè'fie, a, acraped; without much ker- the nominativa: you, a plural auffiz
nel. in the objectivo after v. t. usually
fl'S'&•, n. what reniBJnB of the keniel connected by i.
of a cocoanut in a aheU after it has Hka'na, adv. when (futare) ; if.
been scraped. ïïkaii'iia, adv. at the present time; at
Itaflen'rl, o. thin in fleah. the time and place spoken of.
fiifleta'ia, v. i. to beg mueb (or food Ska'Ska n. a tou or bvnia act aaida
by one'a looka. foT chewing.
ïèaeta'la, n. much begging for food fike, adv. when (refening to paat
W one'a looke.
Serri, a. curled; frlsded; curly.
S«'rl, n. a peraon witb cnrly hair.
Sl'o, a. dizzy.
JHo'filo, a. freq. of filo.
m'ra, V. i. to groan audibly or in
Sl4a, n. a groan; a groaning.
fiir&'fllra, v. i. to groan audibly or in
Siréta'uB, v. i. to groan as when
under a heavy burden.
■~ ' ' r complain ïn a.
SkeHioü, adv. last night.
D'ke'rlmoa, adv. formerly.
Itketa'lrikl, adv. loat evening.
ftko'a, adv. before ; f ormerly.
Sko'ae, adv. indeed; of courae,
Ako'aua&oa, adv. yesterday.
A'bo'afikoa, adv. long ago; f ormerly,
ftko'e, prou. thou; you; uaually em-
Ba, oonj. because; for: that: ta.
Hoe', pron. a Butaritari word fOT B'a, ». a contínnoua hard coral rodc
naka (preceded by nei). or lei^pe: coeoanut oli; a general
ftO'Sú, V. t. to talk sub vooe, term for oil: a cocoanut-ahell oil-
ÍK/flo, n. freq. of flo. bottle.
fl6'flo, V. I. to itch. Ba, n. the mldrib or main atem of tbe
IT&'ilo, ». the Benaation of itching. cocoanut frond: a leaf : thunder: a
Jto'Soa, V. t. to acrat«b. akin diaeaae of Infanta.
Itofio'fio, V. i. freq. of fiofio. B'a, v. i. to belcb.
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Ba, ado. just now; I
anrived juat now.
B&'e, n. thÍB thing whicli.
Bà'c, V. a. huaïlj engaged.
B'a'é, n. a lamp (perhapa from Eng.
fire).
B'a'eao, n. tíie peatl-shell.
B&'el, n. thia thing.
B'aeni'ta, n. a collection oí stones
used in eDtrapping fiBh.
B'aenftta, v. i. toengage in piling up
atunes as a trap for flsll.
B'a'ene, n. h. baaket baving no cover.
B&'ene, n. tliat thiog wMch (nearby).
B'a'eiieiiibò^ n. & basket for con-
taining hon,
Bà'«Iiikal, t). a. buBj; engaged: hin-
B'aeb'a'eta, v. t. to chant the dead.
B'aeb'a'etl, n. a lamentat ion.
B'aeïe^ele'ta, c. i. to excel in sailitig
to windward,
B&'ere, n. that jonder thing whicb.
B&'erel, n. that thing yonder.
B'a'l, n. í. thing; an object.
Bal, n. an arm ; a wing.
Ba'iokl, a. unskilled in fitting canoe
planks.
Ba'intl, ». a amall lousa.
Balma'ln, o. akilled in cultlvation.
BBÍma''ono, a. having habitually
Bweaty handa.
Ba'lnkl, a. unskilled in fitting csnoe
Ba'imaiiTI, n. a large fiah, the
Balma'ilori, a. alow in doïng or
making.
Ba'lmSr&n, a. not sldlled In cntching
or bolding.
B'a'Iua, V. t, to usa; to make uae of;
to hold; to poBsesa; to Talue.
B'aina'ine, n. a disturbanoe with ref-
erencfl to a woman; a woman-
B'aina'ine, v. a. atirred to anger or
quarrel with reíerence to a woman.
Bai'nsiíie'a, v. (. to quarrel with or
asaaíl a man in reíerence to a
Ba'inabora, ». (Eng.) a pineapple.
B'ainata'et, n. an incantation over a
child.
B'alnata'ela, v. (. to practice incanta-
tions over a child.
Ba'Inim&n, v. a. just appearíng in the
distance.
B'a^nlm'K'iM, m. a disturbance aris-
ba roko = 1 ing írom the uníaithfulneas of the
B'alBikatà'rat&Ta, n. a epj'-glaaa.
Bainlkl'akla, v. a. having wbite caps
B'a'inikiri'na, v. t, to peraecüte; to
abuee; to ill-treat.
B'a'lnoro'ro, n. a hanuner.
'Inrà'iUr&fl, o. i. to praetioe in-
B'a'lnrftTllrftfl, n. a fetiah, or instru-
ment of Borcery.
B'alnr&'fiir&'Sla, v. t. to perfonn in-
cantations upon.
B'alnrara'ea, v. t. ta blackguard; to
asaail with vile epitheta.
Ba'lnte, n. (Eng.) a pint.
Ba'iba, n. (Eng.) a vi per.
Ba^Ibai, n. a fieh, the
B'a'íb'al, n. i. to be in possesaion of
propertj or wagcs.
BVíVain, n. a heathen marríage
ceremony attended with incanbi-
B'a'ib'alnànti, n. a deformitj.
Ba'ib'a'o, V. i. to mi BB the mark.
Ba'lb'a'o, n. a missing the mark.
Ba'íb'ab'a^o, v. a. carrying Üie arms
a littie bent.
Ba'lb'aba'ro, n. a peraon canying hia
arma a Httle bent.
Batb'akfi, v. i. to mis8 the mark.
Ba'lb'aké, n. a misaing the mark.
B'a'ibara, n. (Eng.) Bible.
Ba^batl, o. mudi; strong, as the
Balbl, n. (Ens.) a wàter or oil pipe.
Ba'lbo, n. a. fiah, the
Balboaka, a. veij bad: badly done.
Ba'ibuaba, ». injustice; poor or un-
skillful work.
Balbu'rebnre, n. a apecíea of ahark,
the: a apeciea of dràgon %, the
Baibu'rebun, a. having wbite epots
on the ann.
Ba'ika, n. these things which.
Ba'ikai, n. these things.
Ba'ikana, n. those things near by
which.
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Ba'^kaime, n. tbose tblnxs near by. BftliVkereko, n. akill in catching.
Ba'ikftbabu, a. awkward in throwing B'a'iri, n. the nose.
or spearing. B'a'Irúiti, n. a tree, the
Ba'ikabsbií, n. waut of skill in throw- Ba'iroko, o. a. quickly doing, aa in
ing. producing flre bj nibbïug aticka, or
Ba'lkakl, n. (Eng.) a pjgaig. in fitting the planks of a canoe.
Balke, n. those tuings fonder, whicli. B'a'lta, e. (. ta take down aa a basket
Ba'ikekeí, n. tboM thiiigs fonder. from a ahelf.
Ba'lklaro, a. having a rising on tbe Ba^ltau, f . i. to assunie a poature for
back of the lower ann. a flglit.
Ba'iUaro, n. a person haviíig a rising Ba'itabare, v. i. to meddle.
on tha back of the lower arm. • Ba'itabare, n. meddleaomenesa.
Balklmc», a. thíeriah. B'a'ltari, n. a apecies of jelly flsh.
Baikímoa, n. a tbief. Baltata, v. i. to work rapidlj.
Baikom'koiii, a. not «Idlled in eatoh- Ba'ltata, n. ràpid Vork.
ina or holding. Ba'it«ke, a. ekill«d in bitting the
B'a^korakl, n. wealth; richea. mark.
B'a'tkorafcl, o. rich in personal efTecta. Ba'lteke, n. akill in hitting the mark.
B'atko'rakora, a. bearilT aparred, Ba'itoíto, a, líght in neight, not
Balko'rakora, a, capable of a firm beav;.
grasp. ' Ba'itoka, o. working rapidly.
Ba'lkori, v. i. to engage in scratching Baltoka, n. Tapid worE; rnpidit; in
the skin in anger, or gentlr. work.
Ba'ikorl, n. wrathful scratching, Balto'katoka, v. a. freq. of baitoka.
Balko'rlkoii, v. i. freq. of baikori. BaitS'to, a. veiy ligbt; not dense,
Bolki/rlkarl, n. freqüent wrathful bence ligbt.
scratching. BaltCto, n. lightneBS ; want of weight.
Balkn, n. a flsb, the Ba'ttnru, n. a àcar of & burn.
Balku, a. undulj wide as a mat un- Ba'ituni, v. i. to engage in buming
skiUfulIy made. acara.
Balkalkul, v. a. afraid to handle or Baitu'rua, o. t, to scar as the arm
touch; heaitating to throw lest fail- with buma.
ing to bit, oT in fear of hitting one Ba'o, n. a house with an elevated
atanding near. floor; a platform; a daia.
Balkulkul, n. besitant^ in throwing. Ba'o, t>. a. drooping as the fringe of
Bair&'baba, v. i. to claim land m a mat, or tbe tail of a turkey after
one'a own unjnstlv. a atrut.
BairS'baba, n. a íalae or onjoat claim Bà'o, v. i. to be apread out or along.
to land. B'a'o, a. ciooked.
Balr^ntaii, n. a bird, tbe B'a'oua, a. crooked.
Ba'irarae, a. bnving unusuallf long B'a'oua, n. crookedness.
arma. Ba'onlmoto, n. an elerated platform
Ba'irarae, n. a epeciea of ahark, the which adjoina tbe tamaerere from
B'a'irara'ol, a. well furnisbed. above. In usa at Nonouti (see
Ba'irara'ol, a. impartial in tbe dia- vrauoa).
tributian of íood. Ba'onlka'rea, n. an altar.
Bair&'wer&we, a. wont to carry off Ba'onue'a, n. a tbroos.
thieviably. Ba'obao, a. flat; not ateep aa a roof.
Ba'lr&warà'wea, v. t. to snatch or Ba'obao, n. a platíorm for drying flab
carry ofl' thieviahly. in the ann.
Bii'ire, V. i. to engage in meaauring. Ba'okan, n. (Eng.) a falcon.
Bà'ire, n, a measure. B'a'okl, n. (Eog.) a box; a caae; a
Bfiire'a, c. i. to measure; to adjuat Eingham bucket.
or set in order: to preside over, as B'a'oUuri, n. (Eng.) box-wood.
a moderatoT. B'a'okoko, a. bent over; atoopíng.
Ba'iremwe, c. i. to manipnlate slowly. B'a'oknbaiD, n. (Eng.) a porcupine.
Baire'keTeke, a. alüllful in catcbing. B'au, n. (Eng.) a vow.
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S'a*^ n. a wreath for tha bead; r B'a'sab'aiiB, n. the doing of soine-
crown : a noose. thing with no other interest tlian to
B'K'ua, V. a. begging. Hccommodate ajioÜieT.
B'a'oA, n. a flsh, tbe B'R'n&b'a'üub'Rflii, v. a. speaking
Ba'n&nelU•ba'•ba, a. coT«red witli with a luual voice.
blood aa one severelj wounded or B'a'nAb'ab'a'kl, v. a. speaking with a
hurt; very bloody, loud ïòice.
B'a'narake, v. a. looking with long- B'a'n&baaku, v. a. speakiog with a
ing ejes as on the lood of others. poor voice; speaking illj'.
'"'~'~~,, n. a pound'Sterling: a pound. B'an&'ke, c. o. Bpeaking with a squeak-
Lwata, V. t. to hold o
lullji to unjuatlj take pi
Ba'urirt, n. awaddins to a gun.
Ba'nriri'a, c. t. to drive down a gun-
wadding; to ram. B'auSrflra'rent, v. a. stuttering.
Ba'nma, v. a. collected togetber. B'anftTD'ninim, v. a. spaaldiig with
Ba'urua, n. a large canoe or proa, for a trembling roiee.
war, or interisland sailing. Ban&ra'rururu, n. a person speaking
Ba'nruare'kaTeka, n. a cauoe larger with a trembling voice.
tban a baurua: a large proa. B'a'n&taebe'ke, v. a. epeaking- with a
Ba'uta, V. f. to tie or bind with a clear, attractive Toice.
cord; to laah; to bind up. B'a'n&taeke^e, n. a peison speaking
Ba'uttmwi'a, v. t. to adorn with fine with a clear altractive voice.
clothing and ornaments. B'anftta'kutaka, t>. a. speaking with
B'&m, n. (Eng.) balm. a stuttering voice.
Bftm, n. (Eng.) à païm tree. B'anftta'katakii, n. a stammerer.
Ba'mal, n. a flsb, tne — : a variety of S'anàtS'ti), u. a. speaking with a
hahai. small, feeble voice.
Bamaln, a. verdant; green; freah; B'anatÓ'to, «. a person speaking with
tbriviug. a small feeble Toice.
Ba'm&te, a. not verdant; drooping. BS'ne, v. a. Uniabed; completed;
Ba'motl, ». a hoop. (Haw. pau).
Bamb'an'ta, v. t. to asaault, two B&'n.eawà, n. name oí a flsh, tbe
against one. mullet.
Bam'batl, n. (Span.)' pampa». (Geog. B'a'uai, a. choppy as the sea.
p. 63.) B'a'nel, n. choppiueas of tlie sea.
Bam'buranete, n. (Eng.) a pome- Bi'nab&ue, d. i. to spread about, ot to
£anate. be perceived, as an odor.
, n. ( Eng. ) a pan. B&'nebaneie'bi, o. too Bhort, aa a
B'a'na, n. the voice; a word. ekirt.
Bà'Da, n. a sling. B&'neka, v. t. to pervade.
Bana, v. i. to engage in slinging. B&'aerllíl, n. a fieh, tite
BanA, V. t. to sling at; to sling awaj. B'a'nla, c. t. 8ee rabona, to reap.
B'a'oa, a. discouraged; emaeiated. B'a'nln, a. whole; entire: sòlid.
B'a'na, n. discouragement i a. fish, tbe B'a'nin, n. the entire thing; the
B'a'nao, a. manj. whole.
B'ana'onao, a. verj manj : rough as B'a'uib'an, n. the bosom.
the sea. B'a'nlb'an, o. a, having a neuràlgic
B'ana'onao, n. a rough sea. pain in the cheat.
B'a'na'oralii, n. a tumor in the abdo- Ba'nlkalna, n. a pandanus leaf.
men. B'fi'nlkana, n. the larjnx: a íowl's
B'ana'na, v. a. speaking angrily. crop. (Phj^. p. 6S.)
B'an&'na, n. (Eng.) a banana. B'&'nJkaiia, a. miserlj; •tingy.
B'a^iab'ana, v. a. doing something Ba'nlklma'inial, n. a youug coeoanut
with no intereat, but to acoommo- leaf; leafiets not yet separated.
date another. Ba'nlklnaoe're, v. a. dy ing or fading
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a« a leaf; unthríftf, espedall; as B'a'fiaiLUii', n. quarrelaMaenesí.
a CDCOanut leaf. B'a'óaiirino, v. a. wont to do uice and
Ba'niklnaue're, n. au unthriftj leaf. careful woTk.
B'à'nikoko, a. sting;; close. B'a'nanrlni), n. fine and careful work.
S'S^koko, n. etingineas; closeneu. Ba'fianrluo'a, v. t. to do a piece of
Ba'nori, n. the leaí oi tbe urt: a work uicely.
djap«r. B'a'òanriro, o. i. to be veiy particular
Bin'naka, tt. (Eng.) pannag. about; to críticise.
B&n'na, n. a corpse; a corpse of aome B'a'fianriro, n. great particularitj';
daja; a akeleton. severe criticiam.
Be^iruiíio, ». a pole some eight feet B'a'nanriro'a, v. t. b) críticize work.
long, to tho end of whieh a fish Í8 B'a'flanta'eka, tt. i. to murmur; to
tied, and wlth which the ealt watar complain.
ÍH beat«n to attract the fUb lara B'a^'fiaiita'eka, n. murmuring; eom-
for capture. plaint,
B'an'ta, v, t. to assault a single per- Ba'nab'al, a. unekillful.
son in numbers of two or morè. Ba'nab'ai, n. unskillfulnesB.
Bàntà, n. (Eng.) a panther. B'a'flab'afla, n. a ho!e.
BíUl, V. i. to paas witbout being dis- B'a'íLab'afia, a. full of bolefl; having
tinctiy Been. a hole; leakr.
Bfiü, n. indistinct or Bide sight of a B'a'fiabÉifiana'tabo, ». a epecÍM of
person paasing bj. whale, the
Ba'fia, c. 1. to be ignorant; not to B'a'fiabaüaua'tabo, a. having both
know. ends of a eanoe bouae open.
B'a^la, n. a flsb trap: a moaquito-net; B&'íiakl, v. a. crossed at right anglea.
a house, erected on polea on the tide B'a'fiakl, a. offended; sallen, Bulkj'.
flata to eacape from moaquitoee. B'a'fiara, v. i. to jest; to joke.
B'a'fia, V. >. to bide in a hole : to enter B'a'fie, n. the chin.
a trap or mosquito net. B'a'fienlbà'koa, a. having a sharp,
BaíLISi'otnata, a. ungrateful; unjust. projecting chin.
Baflà'oniat&, v. t. to treat ungrate- B'a'flenlb&'koa, n. a person having a
fullv or unkindly. sharp, projecting chin.
Bafill'oniata, n. ingratitude; unjust- B'a'üeaafla, a. " what aort of a chin
ness. . have jouT " an expression of dis-
B'a'fiantm&'tafi, n. a cave. pleaaure at a child's conduct.
B'afianib'al, a. provident, fore- BAflota, n. a burial plot; a sacred en-
handed. closure; an ancient inheritance,
B'a'fianib'a'l, n. forehandedness. B'a'fia, n. a fallen young cocoanut,
B'a'flanfkar&'bBkaa, ti. o. unceas- eaten into bj a rat.
ingly given to plotting. B'a'fiu, v. a. eaten out, as a joung
B'a'fiantkar&lMtkaii, n. unceasing cocoanut bj a rat.
conspirscy. B'a'fiua, v. (. to pump out tfae con-
B'a'fianiko^ia, v. t. to complain about tents.
a borrower or express mÍBgivings B'a'finb'afio, a. nasal.
conceming Bomething loaned, Bafi'ke, n. (Eng.) a squash; a pump-
B'a'fianlko'n, v. a. fast, or caught as kin: a monkej.
the hand in a hole among the rocks: BA^ïa, a. foolisn; destitute of reason;
taiking fooliahly. wanting in underatanding; weak in
B'a'ganlko^i, ». fooliah talk. intellect.
B'a'fiaiilku'ua, v. a. compoaing or re- Bà'ba, n. a tool; a dunce; an idiot.
hearaing many chants. B'a'b'ft, n. the breast; the bosom.
B'a'fianiku'na, n. tbe compoaing or Bà'bB, v. a. abounding in leaves.
rehearsing of chanta. B'a'b'a, v. i. to drown; to be drowned.
B'a'Hanua^u, v. i. to meddie. Baba'ea, v. t. to bore nitb a ubont-
B'a'nanua'ra, n, meddlesomeness. ban.
B'a'flannn', n. quarrelsome; easily B'ab'a'ei
angered. Baba'enJ
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B'ftb'aeb'a'eta, v. i. freq. oí bae- Baba'lroko, v. a. íreq. of bairoko,
baata. quicklj doing.
Bàb&l, V. i. to approach cautiously Bana'ltau, v. i. freq. of baitau, to
for tjke purpoee of atealing. assiune a positton for a flght.
B'a'bal, ». name of a plant, liaving Baba'ltà'bara, v. i. freq. of baitabare,
an edible bulbous root, reBembling to meddle.
taro; tbe anun cordifolimn. Babaltata, v. i, freq. of baitata, to
Babaimà'no, a. freq. of baimano, work rapidlj.
akilled ia fitting canoe planks. Baba'it«ke, a. freq. of baiteke, skill-
Baba'LmailoM, a. freq. of baimatlorí, fui in hitting tbe mark.
bIow in doing or making. Babattoka, v. a. freq. of baitoka,
B'ab'a'inata'ela, v. í. freq. of b'aina- working rapidij.
taeia, to practice incantatione over Baba'ito^atokA, v. a. freq. of baito-
a child. katoka.
B'ab'a'iniklrl'na, v. t. freq. of b'aini- Baba'itotO, a. freq. of baitoto, veí;
kirina, to perseeiite ; to abusa. ligit; not dense.
B'ab'a'lnràfÜraflIa, v. t. freq. of B'ab'a'o, o. crooked.
b'aioTaQirafiia, to perform incauta- B'ab'a'oua, a. freq. of b'soua, crooked.
tions upon. Baba'ono, a. fooliah.
B'ab'a'liúara'fla, v. (. freq. of b'ain- B'ab'a'okokO, a. freq. of b'aokoko,
raraea, to blackguard. bent over.
B'ab'a'lb'al, c. a. recoiving recom- Babauba'uta, v. t. freq. of banbauta.
pense for nhat one doea. Babama'lu, a. freq. of bamaiu, ver-
B'ab'a'ib'alnftji'tl, a. freq. of b'aib'aj- daot, green, fresh.
nanti; deformed. B'ab'a^namm,'o. churlish. (1 Sam.
Baba'ib'ao, v. i. freq. of bsib'ai
miss tbe mark.
Baba'ibati, a. freq. of baíbati, mucb, Bab&'n
strong aa tbe wind. Bà'bane, v. a. an intensive oi bane;
Baba'lbuaka, o. freq. of baibuaka, completel; gone; all gone.
verj bad. Babà'neb&ne, v. i. freq. of banebant.
Baba'lkababa, o. freq. of baikabubu, B'ab'auu'ra, o. having a full breaat
awkward in throwing or spearing. over the ateraum.
Baba'iblinoa, o. freq. of baikimoa, Baba'nurl, v. a. abounding ín the
thieviah. leaves of the uri.
B'ab'a'lkorakl, a. freq. of b'aikoraki, Baba'fia, u. i. to be without knowl-
rich; encumbered witb mucb lug- edge, not to Icnow how or about.
ga^. Baba'fia, v. (. to know not, to under-
B^a'ikn, a. freq, of baiku, imduly atand not,
wide. Babafià'omata, a. freq. of baflaomata,
Baba'lku'ikul, c. a. freq. of baikui- unkind; ungrateful.
kui, heaitating to ahoot or throw, B'ab'a'fianlmà'tafi, a. abounding in
Baba'lr&'babft, v. i. freq, of bairfl- cavea.
baba, to claim land aa one'a own B'ab'a'fianlko'ii, ti. a. freq. of b'a-
unjuatly. Banikou, íaat or cangbt as the
B'ab'a'irara'ol, o. freq. of b'airaraoi, hand.
impartial in the diatribution of food, B'ab'a'fiantm, o. a. freq. of b'aüanuu,
Baba^&'weri.we, a. freq. of baira- qtiarrelBome; eaeily angered,
werawe, wont to carry off thiev- B'ab'a'fÍBnrÍ''iio, a. freq, of b'aflan-
ishly. rino, wont to do nice and careful
Bab&^ra, c. i. fieq. of baire, to preside. work.
B&b&'irea, v. t. freq, of bairea, to B'ab'alianTl'ro, o. i. freq. of b'aSan-
measure. riro, to be very particular about.
, Baba'iremw«, v, t. freq. of bairemwe, B'ab'a'^anta'eka, t). •. freq. of b'a-
to majíipulate alowly. flantaeka, to murmur, to complain.
Baba'lre'kereka, a. fre<^. of baire- Baba'fiab'ai, a. freq. of baOab'ai, un-
keieke, akillful üi oatching. akillíul.
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B&baflAkl, a. red and flwollen, Bs the B'ab'ft'kn, n. the flower oí the tiH.
bite af a. mosquito. B'n'b'ar&'nlkewa, v, i. íreq. of b'a-
Ba^mflare, v. i. to joke, to be fuimy ranikewe..
(aeemantfcaftore). B'ab'ai&n'tlko, v. i. freq. of b'aran-
B'ttb'a'fca, V. i. freq. oí b'aka, tiko.
Babaka'lae, v. i. freq. of bakaiiie, to Babar&'U, a. able to tum over as «n
be negligent of a parent's wanta. infant.
Babaka'oaon, v. i. freq. of baltaonon, Bab&'reka, a. freq. of biTeka.
to be in a veiy humble or abject Baba'rakatla, v. i. freq. of barekatía.
way. B'ab'a'ro, a. beat a little as Üie arm
Baba'kamo'amoa, t>. i. fieq. of baka- in walking.
moamoa, to accuae another of fault. B'ab'a'rlko, v. a. habituallf assem-
Ba'bakan&'koa, i>. t. to entertain or bling.
treat kindly outwardly, but not at B'ab'a'ro, c. a. assembled in numbera.
heart. B'ab'a'nú, v. (. t« cravej to greatlf
BalMkaa&'kot, v. i. ta act kindlf at relieli.
auch times that it paje to do bo: aa B'ab'ata'ntl, a. freq. of b'atautl.
a foBter ohild in tne presence of ita Babll'tal, v. i. to bave the head bo Iow
parents. as to be in danger of falling bead-
Baba'kanata'el, v. i. freq. of bakaiia- long. E baka ni babatei — he felí
taei. headlong. (Acts 13: IB.)
Baba'kanatela'iiie, v. i. freq. of ba- Bab&tl, n. the upper part of the
kauat«iaine. thigb: the fleah of a towl on the
Baba'kanatua, o. i, fre^. of bakana- ' breast bone.
tua. Bab&tl, a. baving prominent, laigeljr
Baba'kanika'wal, a, extortionate : developed hips.
raBcallj, vicious. B'ab'a'tí, n. a bundle.
Baba'kaniklfi', v. f. to assiime rof- B'ab'atl, v. i. to engage in making
altj. bundlea.
B'aVa'ïuuia'no, v. i. freq. of b'a- B'abVtlta, v. t. to bundle.
kannano. B'ab'atlnlka'l, a. íiiUj anned; anned
Baba'kanrer•t, f. i. freq. of bakan- to the teeth.
rerei. Baba'tlra'ela, v. i. freq. of batiraeia.
Baba'kanroro'fla, v. i. freq. of bakan- B'ab'ato'fiotoflo, o. freq. oí b'atoSo-
rorofia. toSo.
Baba'kanroro'biiaka, v, i. freq. of Babà'ta, n. a mat juat begnn; the
bnkanrorobuaka. firat half of a mat.
Babalcantama'roa, v. i. freq. of ba- Babft'tu, v. i. to begin braiding a
kantamaroa. mat.
Babaltantafi', v, a. frea. of bakantall. Bab&'tua, ». a roach.
B'ab'a'kanto'ka, v. i. freq. of bakan- Babatn'rna, v. a. coming up as a
toka. aquall; about to fall aa the raiu.
B'ab'alcaraka, v, i. to depart to the Balrà'ware, v. i. freq. of baware.
east. Baba'warea, v. í. freq. of bawarea.
B'ab'a'karlo, u. i. to depart to the Barberà, n, (Eng.) a poplar.
neat. Bà'bero, n. (Eng.) a buffalo.
Baba'katae, a. freq. of bakatae. Babetlto, v. i. (Or.) to baptize.
Baba'kl, v. a. freq. of baki. Ba'betlto'a, v. t. (Gt.) to baptize.
Bab&lü, V. i. to lie or sleep on the Babi/ia, a. akilled in perfumin^.
grouud anywhere. In use at Bana- Babo'bo, n. a fading leaf growing red
ba (aeeraea). or yellow.
B'ab'a'ko, v. L to lie as an infant in Babo^M, a. red or yellow as a fading
the armB or lap of a peraon. leaf.
B'ab'a'ko, n. a foater child. Ba'bo, ». (aee ramarawa). In uae at -
B'ab'a'koa, v. t. to hold, aa a cbild in Nonouti.
the arma. B'aTiu, n. a flah, the
Baba'kocan, c. i. ta plau to aasault. B'&'bO, n. a game in whieh ever; ona
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Is to keep silent and not b> tnove Bt Ba'kanatOA, n. the asauming to be
all. God.
S'àlitl, T. t. to playthegame of babu; Bakfinlm'tao, tt. boiled, scraped co-
tó aaaemble. coanut after having becn aqueezed
B'&'ba, interj, an exclama-tion on in a etrainer: tlie oil from the
bearins tbe report of a. gun. auns.
B'a'bnnftM'koR, n. a Bpeciea of ahark, Ba'kaulm'tao, v. a. eufficiently boiled
the for squeeziDg as Rcraped cocoanut.
B'a'bata'ba'ba, n. a species of shark, BaOcanl mta'oa, v. t. to prepare boiled
the cocoanut-oil.
B'a'ka, v. í. to falL Ba'kanrafi, v. i. to act aa a man wbo
S'aOca, n. a fall; suppresaion; defeat: !a meanlj fed by another.
land acquiíed through marriage. Ba'ïanxare'l, v. i. to trlQe; to jeatj
B&'ka, n. B. wedding feast. to make fun.
B&'ka, a. fullj ripe, aa tbe pandanua Ba'kaurera'i, n. triSing; jeating;
fruit. Joking.
B&lïa, n. t. to go at; to begin; to Ba'kanrere'la, c t. to tum Into jest.
attempt. Ba'kanroro'fia, v. i. to leed away
Bà'kft, V. t. to pretend; to make aa from home.
thotigfa. Ba.'konroro'fia, n. the taJdng of one'a
Baka'ea, v. t. (see bakaine) . meals away from home.
Baka'Ine, c. i. to be negligent of a Ba'kanroro^iuaka, t>. t. to put on the
parent's wants. airs of manhood.
BakaIiieB, v. t. to neglect one's Ba'kanroronïuaka, ». the putting on
parent. ot assumiíiK the airs oi manbood.
Ba'kao, n. hire; rent; Intereat. Ba'kaiitamil^iia, v. i. to dreaa up; to
Baka'onüu, n. begging done in an try to look üae,
abject way . Ba^ntamí'roa, n. the attempt to
Baka'aaSn, v. i. to beg in a Tery ahow ofF in dress; assiuning to be
humble OT abject way. good looking.
Baïa'obo, o. veiy hungry. Ba'ïantaü, v. a. envioua; jealoiu; lït.
Baka'obo, ». great hunger. pret«sding to cry.
Baka'oko, v. t. to engage in lashing a Ba^kantaiL, n. esvy; jealouBy.
aajl to a apar. Bakantoka, v. t. to aasume to be ■
Baka'oko, n. the laahingH of a aail. large landholder.
Baka'okoa, v. t. to laah a aail to a SAkaba^ne, n. second atage of a coco»-
epar. uut leaf.
B'akam'aflal, n. & peraou haTÏng a B&'kabika, o. freq. oi baka, fnlly
sharp cbin. ripe, as the pandanus fruit.
B'akama'fiai, a. haring a sharp chin. Bà'kabKka, n. a fully ripe or red pon-
Ba'kamlm., n. the bladder. danus fmit: a red color.
Bakamo'amoa, v, i. to accuse another B'a'kab'aka, v. a. well cooked, as
of fault, in order to acreen one's aelf. thick syrup.
Ba'kanana, d. a, acattered about in B'a'kab'akfuilko'roa, «. í. to hasten
protuBÏon. to meet a coming friend,
B'a'kann&'no, v. i. to fall in love. B'akab'akaníkt/roa, n. a haatoning
B'a'kanl'noa, d. {. to fall in love to meet a coming gueat; a welcooie.
with; to be enamored of. B'a'kab'akaniko'ro&, i>. t. to welcome
Bakauatael, v. i. to pretend to be, or a returning friend by haatening to
to assume the aira of, a. child. meet him.
Ba'kanate'ialne, v. i. to pretend to Ba'kabo'rau, o. i. to engage in bb-
be a young -woman; to flirt aa a cortlng.
noman. Ba'kabo^n, n. the eacorting of a
Ba'kanate'ialiie, n. flirtatiou, a pre- peraon.
tondíng to be a young woman. Ba'kabora'ua, v. t. to escort.
Balcatu^ttia- n. i. to annirB to dpttr- Ba'kaburs, D. i. to engage in plotting
one's deetruction.
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Ba'kabure'a, v. t. to cominit sulclde: BakatAtI& v, t. to cut oS evenly Uw
to give e, parsoQ poieon without hÍ8 hair in front or behind.
knowledge; to be^ile one to hü B'ft'k&te'ke, n. a rotigh ledge of rock
death, or into trouble. or stratum.
Ba'kabwl, t>. t. to engage in tjing Bakate'kea, v. t. to vïBít bj wàter or
cocoanuta in buncbes of ten each. land.
Ba'kabwl, n. a bunch of teu cocoanuta Bakate'kera, v. (. to approach ; to go
tied tog«tlieT. to; ta vÍbíÍ.
BaJcabw'la, t>. t. to tie cocoanuta In Ba'katl, n. a flsh, the
bunches of ten each. Ba'katl, p, i, to aquirt.
Ba'kake, v. i. to engage in ill treating B'akà'tl, v. i. to go to a strange land.
a foBtei cbild; to be negligent of B'ak&'tl, n. a visit to a atrange land.
work in the barvest aeason. Ba'katlbu, n. au ancestor.
Ba'ka^e, n. ill treatment of a foster Bakatfbutlbu, a. dropsical.
ohild; neglect of harvesting. Bakato'kltoki, t>. i. ío reverberate:
Ba'kake'a, i>. t. to ill treat aa a foster to bump again and again as a boat.
fatber bis íoater chlld. Ba'katoko, n. a long brace for eup-
B'a'kakuf&'lM, v. a. protruding aB the portlng Üie prow of a caooe when
lower bowei. beached.
Ba'kara, n. ill treatment of a foster Bakato'koa, c t. to brace the end of
cbild: neglect of barveating. a cauoe when beached.
B'akBT&, a. not well married. Bakatun'ttm, v. i. to arrive, as a
B'a'kara, v. t. to fall upon. fleet.
Ba-liarae, e. o, scattered about; in B'alS, a. having the lip defonned.
confusion; out of order. B&'ke, n. tobacco.
Ba^ara'-arau, a. See bakara and B'a'kekv, <i. a. failing to make land,
tauburaru. aa a canoe.
Ba'kara'kara, v. t. to besmear with Bake'kete, a. Ügbt; not heavy.
filth, etc., to daub. Ba'kete, a. better; convalescent; easy.
Ba'karere, n. a neuràlgic, dartíng Ba'kati, n. a meeting for exchange; a
pain, feast (aeetoti)-
Ba'karere, v. i. to engage in casting B'a'ketl, n. (Eng.) a bucket; a pail.
and tranaflxing with a dart. B'a'kl, v. a. assembled outaide for
Bakare'rea, c. t. to apear bj tbrow- want of room.
ing; to tranafiï with a dart; to Bi'kl, a. hungTy,
baate; to mw alightly with long Bà'kl, n. bunger.
atitcbes. Bà'kl, n. (Eng.) a park.
Bakaro'uabB, n. a large sleeping mat. Bft'kl, n. pandanus leaves for enricb•
BakaiVto, V. a. rising or aecending, ing a babai patch.
aa great volumea of unoke. B&'kl, v. a. gone aahore, aa a, boat on
Baka'rube, n. a covering, eithex a the beach.
mat or cloth. Ba'kibakl, a. See b'atoi'ato.
Ba'kamfa, a. hnngry. Ba'kíroro, a. very hungry. See baki.
Ba'kaniTU, n. great and diatressing B&'klta'la, a. poor, thin in fleab; lean.
hunger. BK'kita'la, n. leannesa; thinneas in
Ba'katae, a. extravagant; prodigal; fleah.
laviab. Ba'kita'iaroro, a. very thin in fleahj
Ba'kata*, n. prodigality : eztrava- very lean.
gance. BS^to'utou, a, beauüful.
Bakata'ea, e. t. to aquander, to waate. Ba'koa, n. a shark (a ^neral term
Balütara, v. t. to asaanlt on the for the genua) : a certain atar.
bIj. Ba'koa v. i. to faint from the sight of
Ba'ÏE&tàta, V. a, badh- battered aa a blood.
hand or foot bj a blow. B'S'koko, a. stlngy. See bekoko and
Ba'kat&tl, v. a. evenly cut. tatautL
Ba'kat&tl, n. a atraight or even row Ba'kara, ». & latge man, or equld, or
as oí treea or houses, buni.
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B'a'kota, v. t. to hold in the arms, &b Sfre, n. & rank or grade in sociei^;
a cbild. a class.
Bn'kotaka'reTeiia, v. a. sufferíng Bft're n, (Bng.) barley.
froni Uie wRut of BufBcient food. Bà'reao, v. a. Buffering nitli cata-
Bà'kn, n. the top or leafy part of ract.
òabcU or taro cut close to tbe root B&'reaii, n. a spider.
for Teplonting. Bà'reaka, n. a canoe house,
Bakura'ewa, a. hBsdBome; beautiful. B&'reum, n. a cook-bouse {uaed at
See tamaroa. Makin).
B'a'ra, v. a. looee; uatied; dismisaed; B&'refiBra, n, a helmet.
diaperaed. Ba'rabare, o, i, to do geitly or slowly,
B'&'rà, V. t. to pnt into a basket. See kairaurau. In use at Banabo.
B'a'ra, n. a cap-like basket made of Bfi'rekR, v. t. to hasten.
cocoanut leaf : a cap ; a bat. B&'rska, n. dirt.
B'a'ra, n. a large fiab, tbe Ba'reka, a. diitj; Hoiled.
Ba'ralkarl'klrikl, n, a flsh, a variety Bareka'reka, a. veij dirty; rnuch
of tbe bara. aoiled.
B'ara'lral, v. i. to flsb nitb a seine Bàr«katla, v. i. to take final leave.
and rai on tbe ocean fiat. Bfixskatu'atua, a. very dirtj.
B'ara'lrai, n. a mode of llshing. B'&'reke, m. tbe clavicle; tbe collar-
B'araltoa, n. a small bat; a certain bone.
ahell Gab: a certain atar. Bfi'rek'ora'be, n. (Eng.) a paragraph.
Bara'ú, n. ( Eng. ) a plow. B&'rere, n. a flib, the
B'ara'ua, n. (Eng.) soft bread. B'a'rere, t>. a. aligbtly bumt, aa tbe
B'ar&'nikflwe, v. i. to lie. skin.
B'ar&'nlkewe, ». a lie. B'a'rere, n. a k!nd of akin disease.
B'arfin'tlko, v. i. to cbat; to gossip; B&'retaitl, n. (Eng.) Paradiee.
to tattle; to talk idly. Bà'roti, n. (Eng.) a palace.
B'arfintiko, n. talk; cbat; gossip; B'&'rl, smootb and level as land.
tattle; íoolish converBation. B&'rlà, n. (Eng.) a farthing.
B'ft'ra&, 71. a taríety of coral. B'a'rlko, n. a heap; a company.
B'a'rab'ara, v. a. chafed, as a rope ot B'a'rlko, v. a. beaped ; coltected.
flsb-líne. B'aiiko^iko, d. a. íreq. of b'ariko.
Ba'rabara, adv. (íntanHiTB) e rinano Bà'ritaJo, n. (Gr.) » Pharisee.
barabara ^ very low. B&'rltl, n. ( Eng. ) pulse ; aa beans,
Bara'karaka, a. not in eameat about. peae, etc. (II Sam. 17:26.)
Barll'ki, v. a. upset; capsized; turned S'ato, n. tbe fore lock cropped or
over; covered over as an earth-oven "banged" above the eyes.
with mata. B'a^ro, v. a. aaaembled in numbera.
Bar&'kla, v. t. to give one's buaineu B'a'ro, v. i. to ct^nb aa the Burf; to
dose attention. flow ont suddenly.
Ba^«kua, ». a flsb, a varie^ of the B'a'Toa, v. t. to comb into or awamp a
B'a'^ara, v. i. ta trickle. B'aron^la, v. i. to cbew tobacco.
Bft'rara, a. low, becanse not fully B'aronMfi, v. t. to cbew as tobacco.
grown, as a grove of cocoanut treea B'aron'riai, «. tobacco for cbewing.
OT a patcb of iabai, Bi'roilA, n. a tribe.
B'&'raral, a. atilk^. B&'rofiai, a. of suitabie or moderate
B'&'raraï, n. sulkmess. eize or ainount.
BVnura'la, v. t. to regard food Bfirofiala, v. t. to pack, aa articles
aulkily, for a joumey.
Ba'rarikn, n. a running vine, tbe B'a'rob'aro, v. i. to comb as the surf.
Ba'iatan, n. a flsh, a variety of the Ba'roba'roba, n. the leaf proper oi
hara. bahai, not including the st«m or
Ba'ratabu'rlmal, n. a flab, a variety stalk.
of tbe bara. B&^t^ n. (Eng.) a vulture.
B&'ratn, a. muldlled in climbing. B'a'ru, n. a flah, tbe
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B'a'ïii, n. i. to resound as a, cocoarmt B'a'tln, n. CEng.) a. button.
that ie broken in two by a blow. BS'tínàiia, n. a Tariety oí crab, the
B'a'roB, V. t. to crave for; to greatlj Bà'tlnawa, n. tiie pit of the atomach,
desire or reliah ae food. B&ttnawa, tr. a. bit in the pit of the
B'a'mb'aru, v. i. to resound as a stomach; having paia in the pit of
large cocoanut when being cracked tlie atomach.
open. Bà'tlbo, v. i. to engage in beating.
B'a'raka'ntïn, v. a. bellying much, B&tibo'a, v, t. to beat.
as a sail. Ba'tlkora, a strong ; powerful ( Hee
B&ta, n. a Gilbertese dwelliag house Jíorakora).
with the ground for the floor, B'atlkn, v. i, to dodge down.
B'ata, a. black; dark colored; aun- B'atl'kutUia, v. i. to take reíUge in
bumt; apoiled as old ton. or with.
B'ata, n. a dark complexioned per- B&tlra'efa, v. i. bï abide or atay Íd a
BOn: leaTes of the urt. place too long a tíme.
B'i'ta, n. (Eng.) butter. Bi'tiraku, n. a war-club.
Bfttal, n. a case made of pandanoa B&tlra'ku&, c. (. to beat with a war-
leaf, in which to bake a fíah. club.
Bà'tal, V. i. to engage is inaerticg flsh B'ato, v. a. not setting well aa a aail
in a batai for baking. wbose leech-line baa been over-
B&ta'la, u. t. to inaert a flah in a batai. etretched.
B'&'taatl, a. stingy. B'ato'&atofio, a. black and threaten-
B'fttantl, n. atingineaa. ing aa an approacbing squall.
B'atano, n. cora! sandatone. B'a'tob'ato, a. freq. of b'ato.
B'at&ntlka, n. the oldeí of two com- B'ato'kotoko, n. a fiah, the
batauts. B'a'toro, n. (Eng.) a bottle.
B'atab'ata, o. very dark skinned. B'a'tua, n. a large shell-flah, the
B'ataka, a. poor, worthleBa ; not hav- B'atna'un, n. a persoa eaaily aagered,
ing tnuch that is nourishing, aa B'ato&'un, a. wrathfui; paasionate.
certain lobsters. B&'toa'ro, n. the under and front por-
B'ata'kataka, a. withered aa an arm. tion of a shark.
B'a'tatn, v. a. burnt by fire or aun- B&'tufia, v. t. to begïn a mat.
acorched; acalded; blistered. B&'ware, n. saliva.
B'a'tata, n. an eniption on the skin; B&'ware, v. >. to spit.
a blistér. Bawa'rea, c. t. to spit upon.
B&'t«, n. (Eng.) a bat: a bath meaB- B'aVe, n. a Seh, the
UTB. B'a'wfl, V. a. dried to an oïly condi-
BSteritl, n. (Eng.) a partiidge. tion aa the kemel of the takataka.
Bftt•'tS, a. intosicated. B'a'wea, n. a Sah, the
B&te^, n. intoxication. B'a'we&ta, n. a flah, the
B'atete, v. i. to slide down; to gllde B'a'welna, n. a fiah, the
or alip in, as a vessel. B'a'wamàra, n. a fiah, the
B'&'t«te, o. inclined; alopingi at aa B'&wetabua'rlki, n. a flsh, the
angle: morè or lesa steep, as the BVwetabn^'iinal, n. a flah, tbe
ground. Be, conj. because (used only when fol-
Bi/tl, a. many; much. lowed by the pronoun e).
Bati, n. (Eng.) a pot. Be, ». a waist'mat.
B&tia, V. t. to fold up and lay aside Be, a. bad; ugly; ill bebared.
aa an unSniahed mat. B'e, n. an oar (wrttten alao friM),
B&tta, n. a emall parcel. Be'a, n, (Eng.) bear.
B'a'tla, V. a. asaembled or collected in BVa, c. a. t«giuning to enlarge as In
nimibers. pregnancy.
B'atla, n. a large aaaembly. B^, n. a pile of stones on a flat, eol-
B'atUtla, V. a. wrinkled; mnssed upj lected aa a snare for fiah.
piled up. Be'l, V. i. to akim along aa a thin plate
BatlmJL'rK, a. weak In throwlng or ^Fhen thrown.
etriking. Be^matek&'l, n, namé of a male god.
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BVlna, V. t. to laj aeide for an ex- Be'fiub«fia, v. i. freq. of beQu.
pected gueet. Bé'be, v. i. to Btagger.
Be'ilMl, n, B. species of wliale, the BéHw, ». tbe germ Bprout ; ths soft
B•'ilMtl, V. i. to float. contenta of a Bprou&ng cocoanut.
Be'lra, n. {Eng.) a pillar. BéOií, n. the Mp.
Ba'o, V. a. tangled; soarled. Bè^jt, a, having broad and prominent
Beua'kora, v. a. heavy ladeu; stag- bips.
gering under a load. Bebè*!, v. i. íreq. of bei, to akim along.
Bfia, n. a general t«nn for a ripe co' Bebe'ib«tt, v. i. freq. of beibeti, to
coauut. Qoat.
Bèn, n. (Eng.) a pen. Beba'o, v. a. freq. of beo, tangled.
Be'na, v. i. to wear a waiat-mat. Bebe'ua'kora, v. a. Btaggeriug under
BVni, t>. t. to split (em bioena). a. load.
Bé'ns, n, (Eng.) a penny. B'eb'eun'ta, o. being twina.
B'e^ea, v. t, Bee bwenea. Bebe'na, v. t. to cover or dreas witb a
Be'neïu'fiifl, a. bent over imder a waist clotb ot mat.
7 load; "Hkana e raiooiooí»
t te aomata, ao kaRn e baua
i afMi"(Kfture). In «se at Nonouti.
Benen'tura, n. (Eng.) a península. B'»lM'ne, n. the work of strípping oS
Be'aekR, n. (Eng.) vinegar. the dying leaves of young cocoanut
Bè'nlmal, n. a cocoanut ver; nearlf trees.
fully ripe. B'ebVnea, v. t. to strip oS tbe leaves
Bè'nimAl, a. nearly fully ripe aa a of young cocoanut trees.
cocoanut. Bebe'iioiio, o. freq. of benono.
Beo^lmU, ». a bitter or unpleasant Bebs^iL n. a kind of game.
tasting ripe cocoanut. Bentwbebe, v. i. freq. of bebè, to
Bé'nlbte, t>. a. abounding in ripe co- HtaggeT.
coanuts. BSbe^a, c. t. to cariy.
Ben'lkal, ». a ripe cocoanut wboae Bebe^or&ra, v. i. freq. of bekorara,
kemel ia unuEually hard (aee ben- to growl, to roar, to hem.
tiki). Be'bekn, v. i. freq. of beku, to work.
B•ulkafi'kafl, n. a very relisbable Be'^kua, o. t. freq. of bekua, to
ripe cocoanut. work.
Bfnlwi, n. tbe nppermoBt streak of Bebe^ut&ta, c. i. freq. of bekutata,
planka in a casoe. to be employed; to be buBji ta
Bftno'liiot, a. miachievoua ; ill be- serve; to work.
baved ; troublesome. Bebfr'rtaa, c. t. freq. of beiino, to be
Bé'nono, a. curved; bent, verv particular.
Be'iia, n. a cocoanut busk. Bebe'rino, n. great partlcularity.
Be^a, o. old and decayed as a canoe Bebe'rlnoa, v. t. freq. of berinoa.
womout; unBeawortíiy. B»l>eniar«, n. (Eng.) February.
Bfl'nna, c. (. to prolong a. reaidence in. Be^ete, a. light; not heavy.
Be'nna, ti. one'a own country. Be'betl, n. the name of a god.
Bdn'roro, n. a ien wbobe husk íb diy Be^jetl, d. t. to beg. In use at No<
and about to fall. nouti (aee buintti).
Bén'roro, o. fully ripe aa a cocoanut. Beb•'tlil»'lllai, a. fïwj. of betifialDaí,
Béntekota, n. (Eng,) Pentecoat. aoiled.
(Acta 2; I.) Bebe^roa, v. t. freq. of betiroa, to
Ben'tlkl, n. a ripe cocoanut wboae admire one'a seU.
kemel ib unuanally hard (aee beni- B6k&, o. t. to engage in acraping pan-
Imi). danuB fruit with a flxed acraper.
BSn'tíra, n. (Eng.) a pencil. Bè'kft, ». the scraping of pandanua
BVfia, a. wide as a canoe; having fruit or a atAtionary Bcraper.
mucb beam. Bi'ka, v. i. to paaa fecea.
Be'fin, V. i. to reeound aa on empty Bàka'ea, v. t. to Bcrape pandanua
caslc. fruit on a flxed acraper.
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Betcan, n. (Eng.) a heatben. Bfrora, a, manj; in great numben;
BAluiMka, n. matter in the «Te. numerous ab ants.
BèQui'béka, a. having matter a» tbe Bi'roroa, c (. to swarm over food u
eye. ants.
Bek&'iirafla, a. envioiu. Be^n, n. a epecies of lizard, tlie
Be^e, n. a flx {used only with bo. It Be'm, «. a. afraid oi; fearing.
íb idiomàtic: e bo bekena). Ba'rU, n. the populace.
Bé^e, 71. lEag.) e, peck; one-fourth Ba'ru'boru, a. abounding in the beru.
oi a buBhel. Be'ruro, n. (Eng.) a. berjl.
Ba^eauie, n. a dirk. Beta'fia, v. a. jambed, as a flnger be-
Bé^i, n. {En^.) a pig. tween two boxes.
Bé'U, V, a. giTen to much eating like Betft'ïaa, n. a rack; a stick or mould-
B, pig. iog on a oouoe on whicb to rest
B•^obeko, f. i. to cough. ilats.
Be^obeko, n. a cough ; a cooghing. Bet&^a, n. the Sooriítg in the hold of
Be^oko, a. assembled in great uum- a canoe.
bera. Be^ebete, a. light in weight.
B«^orllra, t>. i. to hem ; to roar, as a Be^, n. a section of the pandauuB
fruit from which the pulp has been
removed by chewing.
Be't!, p. i. to float
Be'tla, n. a weapon : a float support-
ing one while flihing with a liue in
deep wàter.
Be^iB, n. (Eng.) (aee Bitian).
Brtin, n. (Eng.) a baün.
Be'kor&ra, n. hemming; roaring;
Be'kB, it. work; latKir.
Be'ki], ti. i. to work ; to labor.
Bft'kTia, V. t. to work ; to work at.
. Bs'kab•lEa, v. a. reBounding a* i
enjptj' cask.
BeQiiubeku, n. a leBonant sound: a Be'tinó'ma, n. tough food removed
wooden mould or cylinder used in from the mouth ^ter baving been
making a container for kabubu. chewed.
Be^ntftta, v. t. to be employed; to be Betlno'm&, v. t. to chew tough food
buay; to ser ve. and remoT» the toughest part.
Be're, interj, au insulttng exclama- Betlfialflai, v. a. aoiled.
tion of great contempt. Betiflalfial, n. Btain; foulnesB; an
Bft're, n. (Eng.) a bale. (Arith. p, uncleas garmest or person.
123.) BVttraoi, v. i. to flv well as a kite.
BVra, n. a thin bívalvular shell-flsh, Be'tlroa, v. t. to a^ire one's self.
the Be^oto, a. bad; mischievoua; ill be-
Be^ufia, V, i. to meddie; to be
troublesome (sec tabare).
Bi, interj, an iaterjection uttered
upcn perceiving a bad smell.
Bl'a, n. Bpawn : a tumor ; a wen.
Bi'a, V. would> equivalent to O thatl
would üiat 1
Bl'abia, n. a ruffied ornamental edg-
ing at the neck or border of a
gannent.
Bia'ma, n. (Eng.) a puma.
Bf'na, n. the youngest cbild in a
family.
Blaa'iue, a. womaniah aa a man; ef-
femmat«, aoft.
Bin&'lne, n. a womaniah eEFemioate
BVrem^ n. a whitÍBh variety of the
B'ere'na, ti. (Eng.) hard-bread.
BerSntitl, n. (Ei^.) a parentheaia.
B'erera'un, n. a tbin brittle bival-
vular ahell-fiah, the
Bere'tltènti, n. (Eng.) a preaident.
BeMno, v. i. to be particular.
Be'rino, n. particularity.
Be'rinoa, v. í. to do veiy carefully;
to be particular aimut.
BariíLo'riíio, v. i. freq. of beriuo.
B6'rlkaii, ». (Eng.) a peli can.
Bd'rlki, n. a privaté aígnal of feathers
on the mast of a caooe.
B^Mta, n. (Heb.) a covenant.
Berltj/rltun, n. (Eng.) praetorium.
Bè^o, D. (Eng.) abell.
B«'ro, n. a tree, the
Bí'roro, a. of dark complexion.
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Blnam'K'ns, n. a mosculine voman. BlbiM, v. í. to enga^ in braïdinK.
Bi'nakare, n. a disease in the groin. Blbl'rla'itua, v. i. freq. of biriaitna.
Bi'nakare, a. afflicted wíth the bi- BtblMakl'na, v. t. Ireq. of biriakina,
nakare. to carry newB.
Blnaktt^e, n. the ^ungest in a BiblMblrl, o. i. freq. of biribiri, to
famil;. run.
Bln&'rerera'kfl, n. the jonngeat in a Bibl'rlkata^, v. i. freq. of birikatai,
familf when precociom. to grow rapidly.
Blll&''rersia'ke, o. precociou» as the BlTilro, v. t. freq. of biro, to engage
jouiígest in a. fomilj. ia making rope.
Bl'aftta, V. (. to aearch for Hraoetliing Bi^blta, v. 1. freif. of bita, to repeat-
that ehall give a pleaeaat odor to edlj turn horizontally; to ofteu
oil. chüige al•l the mind.
B'ineblne, v. i. to engage in searching Bl'blt&'nlkal, v. i. to slip awajr before
for cocoanut oil perfumea. the arríval of one nho comes to
Binebi'nera, v. t. to do the wiud with seek help.
an incantatioD that it may blow. Bl^bltarS, t>. a. freq. of bitara.
Bl'nara, v. t. io aeek ot search for as Bibítl, v. i. irhíbiti, to pa^B at a dis-
things which may give a pleasant toQce, or without aeeing one an-
frarrance to cocoanut oil when other.
boífed: to Bubject the wind to an Bl'bltol, n. en Imperfect or partiiJ
incantation that it maj prové fa- raiabow.
vorable. Bllca, ». (Eng.) e. beka.
Bi'no, c. t. to chant and gesticulate Bl'kaki, ». (Eng.) a )>eacoek.
vhile sitting. Bi'kàtl, n. (Bng.) a pickase; a mat-
Bt'no, n. chaatitig and gesticulating tock.
vhile BÍtting: a call: a sununona: Bllca, n. whitesandj the eaudjbeacb;
e (ou hinona. Bandy land without verdute.
Bl-^obino, n. a cocoanut ahell bottie Bikel'niku, n. a varietj of th« kua,
for cocoanut molassee. a verj laige fiah.
Bi'aobiao'iiikAl, n. the larva of the Bi'kemata'ta, a. desolats.
moaquito. Blko'ukoa, a. pregnaut.
Bi'iu)k&, V. t. to twist with the fingers Blko'ukou, n. pregnancj.
aa atranda. Biko^o, n. a joung cocoanut vrith
Bi'iiokB, V. i. to engage in twÍBting well developed kernel but soft; a
atranda with the fingers. mojmofo,
Bl'noka, n. atranda of cocoanut fiber Blbo^o, a. being in the bíkoktt stage,
for making twine. the kemel being well developed, but
BiVott, a. veiy stinldng. aoft.
Bl'notl, n. a very unpleasant odor. Bi'ku, n
Bino^iBotl, a. freq. of binoti. ai'm, v.
BIn'ti, n. (Eng.) beana. rope.
BlSa'onao, a. fetid. Blra'oki, n. (Eng.) a frog.
Blfia'ofiao, n. fetidnesa. Bl'ii, n. running; a run.
Blfiifll, o. veiT amall. Bl'rl, v. i. to run.
Bifü'fiitaElo'ifiot, a. exceedinglyamall. Blria'ltua, v. i. to run hitber and
Bi'fUbifi, n. a tree, the Theapeaia tbither.
(Ch.). Bi'rian, o. (Eng.) a billíon.
BlfUta, n. a amall inaect, the Bl'riakl'na, v. í. to carry newa.
Bll)!, n. the wind-pipe. Bi'riarl, n. (Eng.) a period.
Bl'blikoka, V. i. to engage in twíating Bi'rim'&'ka, v. i. to run fast.
cocoanut ftber, Bl'riíii'&'ka, n. fast runaicg.
Bfbiíioka, V. t. freq. of binoka, to Bl'rimft'ra, v. i. to nin bIow,
apin, to twjat. Bi'rim&'ra, n. bIow running.
Blblíia'ofiao, a. freq. of biflaoflao. BiMbtri, v. i. freq. of biri.
Blbi'fii, a. very amall. Bl'rlkalw•'iiel, t). i. to habitually
Bi'blra, v. t. freq. of biia, to braid. lodge in many different places.
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Bl'rilcatal, c. t. to grow n^iidlr. Botal, a. having tbe amell of fira.
Blrike'lrakewe, v. i. to run awa^ Bo'IaI, n. the amell of flre.
(followed bv nako) : metaphon- Boia'ntliiui, a, veiy Iragniit as the
callj, to quickly diaappear &a lood. ari.
Bl'ro, V. i. to eagage in maJdng rope. BoU'utliiw, n. the odor of the «n.
Bi'ro, n. B atick or «niaJl lever for Bo'Ur&ra, a. fiagriuit.
twiating. Bo'iar&ra, n. fragranee.
Bi'ro», V. t. to make a rope by twist- Bolm&'nuA, o. luiving the Bmell oi &
ing the Htrandl•l together. buming cocoanut kemel.
Bi'roto, ». the abdomen : the uterus. Baiiii&'iia&, ». the odor of buming
JBl'ta, V. t. to turn around horisoa- cocoanut keniel.
tally. Bo'lm&'fllfi, a. having a lour or fer-
Blti/'tilkai, d. i. to bide away when mented emell.
about to be aiked to work. Bo'im&lilfi, n. the odor of fermenting
Bltft'iiikai, n. a hlding anaj wbea kareioe.
about to be oBked to work. Boi'fio, n. a flsh, the
Bità'nika''la, v. t. to avoid labor hj Bo'ibi'^blfi, a. not matura as panda.
hiding awaf when about to be aaked nus fruit.
to work. Bo'ibl'filbifi, n. nnripe pandanuB
Bl'tarll, V. a. not joining or fltting to- fruit
gether properlj; inconsistent. Bo'ikamala, v. a. refreahlng, aa cer-
Bi'tarií, n. inconaiatencj in apeech. tain odora.
Bltara'ea, v. t. to obacure or mii up Bo'íkama'lu, n. a refreshing odor.
one'a warde; to make inconaistent Bo^irA, o. bad amelling.
remarks. Bo'lr&, n. a bad amell.
Bl'te, n. (Bug.) a beet. Bo'lrfttu'atua, o. reiy bad Bmelling;
Bl'Ü, fi. iron; a knife; a fiah, the verj offenaive,
Bltla, n. (Eng.) a pitcher. Bo^tar&'tara, a. oSenaive in smell (a
Bl'tlaa, n. (Eng.) a pigeon. polite term).
Bl'tlna, V. t. to toke, poaseas, and usa Boltuta, t>. t. to fail in procuring be-
a knife. cause aeeidng too 1at«.
Bl'tlnlkl'rtrl, n. fat about the intea- Bo'n, ». the upper part of a canoe-maat.
tinea of a healthy fiah. BCu, v. a. aboundiiig as fiah in a plaee
Bl'tinikí'rlrl, a. naving béalthj fat uuf requen ted.
about the inteatinea ae a fiah. Bo'iia, v. t. to buUd a new canoe.
Bitlta'om, n. a general term for Bo'na, n. a post; a pillar; a apirit
metala other tban iron and steel, aa stone; an Ídol.
tin, linc, copper, and brasa but not Bo'ii&, v. t. to aplit or cut int« balvet,
lead. as a cocoanut or habai.
Bt'tltl, n. (Eng.) peachea. Bd'na, n. a dry cocoanut husk.
Bltu'meu, n. ( Eng. ) bitumen. Bo'uríkl, n. a certain post in a coun-
Bi'wft, ». (Eng.) a beaver. cil houae.
Bo, n. a meeting; a coming together: Bo'iim, n. tbe epirit-land.
price; reward. Bo'utabu, n. a center post for a rldge
Bo, D. i. to meet ; tonnite; toagree: pole.
to hit; to come <n collision. Bo'ntabmum'ka, ». a central post
Bo'S, p. t. to reprove, to chide, ta aupporting the ridge-pole.
rebuke. Botoakl, c. i. to engage in beating
Bo'&r ». a reproof; a rebuke. the ground with the butta of cocoa-
Bo'a, V. t. to atrike; to bit; to pat. nut fronda to scare away the apirit
Bfi'iL, n, a wide plug or atick of to- of a peraon who haa just died.
bacco.. Bo'makl, n. the scaring awaj of a de-
Bo'a-kantiri'Uta, n. (Eng.) a boa- parting apirit brbeating the ground.
conatrictor. Bomft'U, v. a. light as a blow (aee ho-
Bo't, a. unauccesaful in fiahing. tom ) . " 'ükana e oreai temanna n
BO'i, n. a creeping plant, tbe te kai, ma e aki nene bona ta e bo-
Bo'l, n. ecent) odori amell. tus, ao e iomaki iai, ke e hotam."
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Bom&'kla, v. 1. to treat a dead penon Bi/fiuia, a. oi couBequenee; of worth;
to El bomaki. uaeful.
B611, adv. tnily; indeed; re&Uy; un- Bofift'nift, v. t. to bake tabataba over
queatiouabl;. nicht in au earthen oven.
BSn, n. bla«k soil ; loun wMcli boa Bc/iuta, o. proloaged in time.
been aifted. Bò'filbdll, d, i. growiug dark.
Bt/nfino, n. a Hjphilitic afflictíon. Bo^'a, v. i. to trade in oil.
Bo'iiflao, ». inconatancj in work. B(/b'a, n. trading in oÍ1.
Bo'neao, t>. a. frequently tuming aside B(/bal, n. heat eepeciall; at nigbt.
from a certain work. Bo'bai, a. uncomfortablj wartn when
Bo'niba, V. i. to engage in excavatiiig trying to sleep.
a hole or small pit, for a tiee ot Bc/b'al, v. i. to buy; to Heli; to trade.
plant. Bo^'al, n. trade; ahopping; bu^icg;
B<^slba, n. the work of eicavating a barter.
bols for a tree or plant. Bo^'aka, v. i. to foul aa a ball not
Ba'nlkanlb&'ila, v. a. very doaelj properly hit.
packed or crowded, aa a room. Bofa'a'ntüako, c. i. to glance off as a
Bc/no, V. a. shut, club not Hkillfully handled.
Bo'ao, ». a sea-wall. BoHïar&kl, v. i. to fall proatrate on.
Bonou&tlbMM, v. a. abounding in the face ; to bow down tbe head.
aboals. Bolmr&kí, n. a low bowing forward
Bo'nomuno, n. wrath. (Amos 1 1 11.) of tbe bead.
Bo^obaila, a. Terj costire: unable to Bo^o, n. a eeaaoD or time just befoie
give birth to. fruit be^na to ripen: a Bsb, tbe
Bo'nob&b&tn'nu, ». vary stonny. Bo'bo, v, t. to have inteicourae often;
Bo^obono, n. a curbing stone as to meet often.
around a houae. Bobo^a, v. t. f req. of boa ; to pat.
Bo^oboni/ta, c. í. freq. of bonota. Bobo'i, a. aUgbtly pútrid.
Bo'nota, v. t. to cover; to ebut, to Bobo'la, n. a gun (Makin).
cíoHe. Bobo'lal, a. freq. of bolai, having the
Bo'notii, ». sn inatrument for incan- amell of fire.
tation; sometlmea a cord tied at Boboia'utim'a, o. freq. of boiautim'a,
tbe neck; sometimee au ibu. fragrant, of a delightful odor.
BcototS'niniate, n. a cover. Bobo'iarftra, a. freq. of boiarara, fra-
Bonot&'nib'al, n. a piece for a patch. grant.
Bo'notab'e^iab'en&, v. t. to mend. Bobol'ilo, v. a. abounding in boiAo.
Bo^otab'e^iab'en&, n. a mending of Bobo'ikaina'in, v. a. refreshing as
Bometbing rent. certain odors.
Bo'm!, n. a peison tattooed akill- Bobo'lrK, a. freq. of boirft, bad amell-
fully. ing.
Bo^o, a. Hkillfully tattooed. Bobo'ltuta, v. i. freq. of boituta, bo
Bo^ubonu, n. a small gelatinons fail in procuring Mcauee eeeking
marine animal, the — : cocoanut too lata.
oil scented with the Bame. Sabó'n, n. a canoe new throughout.
Btmu'bo'naa, v. t. to scent cocoanut Bobo'n, t>. i. to engage in makiug a
oil with íonuíi<mu. canoe.
SOn'&•, n. a certain procesn in the Bobo'um, v. a. greatly Burprised.
maldng of a canoe-sail ; " Karaoan Bobo'nmakitia, v. t. to ask or in-
fon te ma ni babnireaki." quire about.
Bon'ro, n. dark, rich hoíI, suitable for Bobo'nflao, v. a. freq. of boneao, fre-
the cultívation of babai. quently tuming aslde from a eer-
Bofl, n. night; a day of 24 hours. taia work.
B6fi, a. being night; dark. Bobo'nlb'a, v. i. freq. of bonib'a, to
Bo'fia, n. worth; conaequence. engage in eicavating a bole for a,
Bo'fi&u, c. *. to engage in arranglng tree or plant.
tabataba for an all night's bake, Bobo'nobonota, v. t. freq. of bonota,
BoflSn, n. an all aigbt'n bake. to ahut, to mend.
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Bobo'fis, c. a. completed; flniabed. Bt/raTi, v. i. to saíl; to go to ien.
Bobo^'a, V. i. freq. of bob'a, Ut trade Bd'rau, v. i. to engage in coUecting
in oil. pandànuB leavea for making a thatch.
Bobo'b'al, t>. t. freq. of bob'ai, to sell; B^ran, n. the work of collecting pan-
to bu j ; to trade. danua leavea for making thatcli,
Bobo^ar&ki, v. i. freq. of bobaraki. Bora'na, v. t. to coUect, as leaves for
Bobo'buaka, «. a. freq. of bobuaka.
Boboka'iina, c. a. freq. of bokarina.
Bo^ra'ol, v. a. freq. of boraoi.
Bobyraa, v. i. freq. of borau, to aail
to ço to sea,
Bobo^rababo'na, v. a. flattened out
as a masB of soft food. BorAlila, v. (. to tuck in as a
Bobo'ta, V. t. tq oollect. quito uettíng.
Bobota'rarake, v. i. freq. of botarà- Boratla, v. t. to ruthleBaly deatroy
rake. a)I the labai in a patch as '~ '~ '
Bobo'tika, V. a. freq. of botika. of war.
Bo^to, a. false; uot true. BCre, n. (Eng.) the pole.
Bobo'tom'a'ïa, v. a. freq. of botn- Borefia'reiU, a, red, as the sky.
m'aka. BoiVtl, n. '(Eng.) a printing piess.
Bobotomfira, v. a. freq. of botumara. Bors't!, v. i. (Eng.) to print.
Bobo'timaba, v. a. freq. of botunaba. Bore'tia, v. t. (Eng.) to print.
BoHiuaka, v. a. nnt well finished; BCrlo, n. (Eng.) a folio.
badly joined : bringing too amall a Bo'ríka, v. t. to straighten.
BoHiuaka, ». bigh price
that«h.
Bor&'nUd, ». the buttocka.
Bo'Tafi, n. (Eng.) a furlong.
Borafl'ki, n. (Eng.) a franc.
Bo'rababa'oa, a. wlde; broad; flat-
able aelliug.
Bobaa'kft, v. t. to aeatch after; to
look up.
Bo'biikl, V. t. to be entirely diaperaed ;
to be all gone.
Bo'ka, a. decayed as ripe cocoanat.
Boka'utea, v. i. to lie; to dec'
(aee kewekewe).
Bo^aboka, n. mud ; a fiab, tbe
Bo'kaboka, a. maddj.
Boka'kua, a. rotten; decayed, a
cocoanui.
Boka'kua, n. a decayed eoeoanut.
BoTiarina, d. Í. to act qnicklj.
Bok«'we, V. i. to lis; to deceive (bm Boti,
keicekétoe) . Bd^ti,
Bo'kl, n. (Eng.) paper; abook.
Be'ra, n. (Eng.) a, bowl.
Bo^n, n. a loft; an elevated platform
in a bata : the outer shelt of the
hawk•a-bill turtle.
Bo'ra, v. a. ezteuding to b.11 ; uoÍTer-
BorI'tím.íLii, n. (Eng.) a policeman.
Bo'roii, n. t. to engage in cutting tou
into thin slices.
Bo'roa, n. the procesa of cntting pan-
daaus fruit into thin elicea; i^oubu
made from thin slices.
Boroa'ea, v. t. to cut the edible part
of pandanua fruit into thin atlceel
"'■- ' '- coUect together; to
hard-bread;
in planing.
Bora'eita, n. (Eng.)
biacuit.
Boraltl, t>. t. to engage
Bora'itl, n. a jack-plane.
Bont'ltla, V. t. to plane.
BOra'oi, V. a. selling for its value.
B6ra'ol, n. a fair aale.
Bo^ns, ». aailing; naTigation.
Bfi'tam, V. a. See IZtua.
Botana'omata, n. a people; a natJou,
Bo'takl, n. an aasembly.
Bota'rarake, «. i. to lie on the back.
B»^, «. (Eng.) a fort.
Bote'to, n. (Eng.) a potato.
Ing.) a boat.
place assigned to an In-
dividual OT claimed \>j him.
Bo'tlka, V. a. conducting in a flirting
manner ao as to attract the atten-
tion of the opposite aex.
Bo'tlka, n. conduct intended to attract
the Dpposite aex.
Botlka'tika, v. a. habituallj putting
on aira; a^icuatomed to flirt.
Byto, n. a baae; a atump; a bulbous
Bo'to, o. haTing a bulb: true; cer-
tain; not false.
Bcrtonlwa'e, n. the tbfgh, the thidc
fleahy portion of the leg betweeo
the knee and the trunk.
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Botonft^ftl, n. the Hyadei.
Bo'tn, T. a. weaiy of doing; tired
Bo'tn,
BCtua, t>. i.
Botu'aklna,
Botum'&'ka,
BnK'fil, ». a. whale'a tooth.
Bu'abikft, a. gluttonoiu.
Bu'abdka, n. glnitony.
Bn'abuA, v. t. freq. of bok, to m&ke
into loaveH.
a weapon. Ba'aka, n. war.
to weary of. Ba'aka, ii. i. to wage war; to engage
. pereeveríng. in war; to be t«mpeBtuouB, atonaj.
fatigue.
peTBiBting.
Botum&'ra, n. want of constaucy.
Bo'tanAba, v. a. persevering; per-
BÍsting.
BotuTu'm'a, v. t. to close or shut up,
o» a liouse.
Bo'tunim'a, n. a eanoe wlth a water-
tlght deck in the bows.
Bn, n. a spouse wiien followed by the Bua'koako, a. overgrown,
enffix proDoun; a relative when pre- thicket.
ceded bj the poseessive pranoimi a Buft'koako, n. a thicket.
eril; l•linful.
Bua'kaka, n. badneas; evilj sinful-
nesB; wickedness.
Boft'ki, a. well proportioned, or graee-
ful, as a limb or anu.
Baa'ko, v. a. disarranged as fiber for
braiding.
Ba'ako, n. midst.
coDch-Bhell; B trumpet.
Bn, V. a. in bud; budding.
Bu, a. cowardlj: aatiated.
Bn'a, D. a. loat; miBsing.
iloaf.
Bn'a, V. t. to make into loaves,
BH'a, ». a bag; a pocket.
BO'a, a. numerouB; in great number.
Bn'al, n. the beard.
Bn'al, a. having a beard; bearded.
Bna'itlmol, a. having a beard onlj on
the eh in.
Bua'koako'nlbai, n. a forest: wooda.
BuAko^iikal, n. the oeean alde of au
island.
Bnà'ira, n. the front part of the aide
of a fiah.
Bu&'ii, n. a fleh, the
Biiai'rlart, o. fragront as tstj fresh
cocoanut sap.
Bua'rlki, v. a. eating abstemiouBly.
Bua'ta, V. t. to discloee; to aiuiouuce,
&6 one's purpose.
Bu'atafia, n. a small makei.
'itlmol, «. a man having a beard Buati'rawa, n. a house with lofly
only on the chin. plates and eaves; a bao.
Bnaoa'omata, a. Bpoken of food not Bu&tua,.n. a briclc.
tboroughly cookea. Bu'e, v. i. ta bum.
Bu&'ne, V. i. to breeze up after a Bu'e, n. a bumt residence or district;
cahu. heat.
Bn&'oe, n. steam. Buefia'efia, v. a. giving forth a strons
Bu&iiün&'iieka, a. gluttonous like a marina odar as a varie^ of coral
tnaneku. called eAa,
Bu&^iib'ai, V. a. bereaved; made dea- Bnl&'fieftfie, v. a. abounding in skiony
titute; suSerins losB. flakea.
Bu'anikK'l, a. giuttono-uB; Toracloua Ba'lbnl, '
(see buabeka). " Kaniwnii i
the skln
encrusted
with évaporized bríne.
Bn'ibnl, n. a temporarjr g
high wind.
Bnl'ra, v. i. to engage in plucking
pnlling ira.
Bmm'roflo, a. gluttonouB.
Buan'Tofio, n. gluttony .
Bnant&'wE, v. a. Buffering losa or in-
convenience. sui-n, n. lu
Ba'imtlnti, a. having a certain amell. gathering i
Bua'flafi, a. det«rÍorated as karabata Bnlre'area, t
bj too niucb exposure to the air, flakeB.
Bnaflafl, n. deteriorat«d karababa. Buobuo'ka, v. t. freq. of buoka.
Bua'flata, o. gluttonoua. Bu'oka, v. 1. to assist: to share.
Bu&'fie, n. abullet: lead. Bn'oka, n. help; aid, assiatance.
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Bnoka^b'al, n. t. to be In partner- Bnno'konoko, a. having the seent of
ship, to ahare tcgather, to p«rtici- blood.
pate. Btmo^onoko, n. the scent of blood.
Baoka'nib'at, n. parbierehip; coSp- Ba'nnwti, v. i. to depart on a <!anoe
eration; ctannion stock. aa a put; dieliked or offendad.
Bnora'ora, a. oí a fishj odor. Bnn'na, n. a foimg cocoanut leaí
Bnm&'nimSn, a. odoroiu a* the ann when used in sorcery.
pita, or as an eitei. Btm'ra, v. t. to take tipe cocoannto
Bnmat&fUt&fi, n. a forelgn perfuma. from tbe tree.
BomatifUtifl, d, having a loreign Bnn'te, ». tbe gathering of ripe nuta
perfiune. from the tree.
Ba'moa, t>. i. to begin a flght Bufi, v. i. to set aa tbe Bun: to ba
Bun, a. manf ; mucb ; abundant. born i to be in parturitiou ; to ap-
Bnn, ». offipring of animaU; a blval- pear or to come into exUtonce (i(B-
Tular shell-flsb, tha omatic) ; e 6wfl rona — ita darkiieH
Bnn, D. t. to lav ^ga. or deep greenneas Is apparent.
Bu'na, V. t. to bave aa a sponae; to be Bufi, n. cbud-birtb; birtb.
buBband or wife to. Bu'fila, v. t. to gÍTS birtb to; to bring
Bn^uÜ, V. i. to swell ae rice t^ being fortb.
boiled. BufUnako, c o. esceediog a giren
Ba'nau, a. slíghtly tainted as flah or lengtb.
meat. Bu'fiint&I, n. the westem borlton.
Bun&'tol, n. an egg. Bu'filbft, n. a cocoanat tree whon
Bune'lnel, v. a. ^ving fortb au offen- froads tend to droop down toward
HÏTe odor, aa a pool mucb batbed in. the gronnd.
Bune^nei, n. an ofFenaive odor. Bufilb&'wara, v. i. to loam at the
Bu'nenea, a. hsTing tbe odor of fiah moutb.
wbile cooking. BufUbA'war«, n. foaming at the
Bu'nenea, n. an odor of broiling fleb. moutb.
Bune'we, n. a flre in a native oven Bu'filbufi, a. long as the hair: flood-
nearlf reduced to coals and readf ing after nÜBcarriage.
f or serrice. Bn'filra, n. bvairam = f our second
Btt'nl, n. a fil•lb, tbe ahare.
Ba'nl, V. a. Blow in walking or olimb- Bu'fUra v. t. to increaee one's ahare
ing. in diatribution: to do en incanta-
Bunl'n, n. the eweet busked cocoanut. tion to a eanoe for ita euccess.
Tbe green busk Is ofteu chewed as Bn'b'al, v. i. to engage in seizing the
Buoar cane is cbewed. property, raore or loss, of tbe mon
Bnnl'ab'a'b'al, n. a aveet busked who deserts bis wife.
cocoanut, speciall; relisbable. Bub'ala, v. t. to order a man to
Bun'nlba, n. a piece of eocoanut'wood make reeompense for deserting bis
OT uri, about one foot and a balf wife.
loi^, uaed in defense or attack. Bu'bn, n. a flab, the — ; emoke; dust;
Bn'nloRn, v. i. to engage in pulling or sawdust.
gsthering ripe cocoanuts. Bn^bu, a. pleoeant to tbeeye; " e bub»
Bu'nlbun, n. tbe pulling and gatber- aona."
ing of ripe cocoanuts. Bultu, v. i. to smoke.
Bnnltoro, d. a. moving very slowl;, Bu'bua, a. hundred.
as one weak or decrèpit. Bn'bua, n. an elbow or knee jolnt (aee
Bunltoro, n. a slow moving person bubuanibai) .
witiioui agility. Bn^iua, o. t. to nib witb the banda
BtiVofi, c. i. to spurt in a little for pulTeriíing.
stream. Bn'bnai, a. baving mucb beard.
Bu'nofi, ». the toncb-holeof aeannon; Bu'buKne, ti, i. fraq. of buane.
the vent. Bubn&'nlb'al, v. a. freq. of bnanib'^
Buiu/fUnofi, «. j. to epurt ont In ft Bubu&^ilbal, n. the elbbw.
little atream. Buboï'nlTM, n. tbe knee.
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B'ubtiont&'wB, V. a. freq. of buan- Bn'bittelakft'ka, a. lut^.
tawa. Bu'butelaka'ka, n. haze; mist
Buba'abé'ka, a. freq. of buabekA. Bu'butl, v. i. to engage in a^ing for.
Bu'buaka, v. i. freq. of buAka; to en- Bu'butl, ». the act of begging or ask-
gage frequently in 'WfiT. iug for.
Ba'buaka, a. plural of buakoka. Bo'liutl, v. t. to uk for ; to bog for,
Babu'ako, v. a. freq. of buako. Babatlia'(i'«a, v, t. freq. of buti-
Bn'buawE'l, n. a fisb, a, variel^ of tbe m'aea.
buiu. Bnbu.'tlna^iLe, o. a. freq. of butl-
Bnbulra, v. i. freq. of buira. nalne.
Bu'buoka, v. t. freq. of buoka. Bubutlnim'&^M, v. a, freq. of butint-
Baba'moa, v. i. freq. of bumoa. m'ane.
BabonA^banaba, n. a fiah, a varie^ Bnbn'tlka, c. i. to be bospitable to
of the bubu. one's butilM.
Bu'bnne'liiel, v. a. freq. of bimeineï. Babu4lkara, v. i. freq. of butikara.
Bn'bnnim&'rawa, n. a flsh, a variely Bubaw&'kl, n. a flah, a varietr of tbe
of the bubu. bubu.
BnbulilbuD, «. i. freq. of bonibun. Ba'bawiu'ra, n. a flsh, a Tariety of
Bubu'fiib&'ware, v. i. freq. of bufiiba- the bubu.
ware. Bn'ka, n. a tree, the
Bubalu, V. i. to apnr on; to engage Ba'ka, v. i. to stand tacing in ruoia
lo eiciting. as a mau and woman,
Bnbuke'a, v. t. to Bpur a llttle chïld Bokabn'kana, v. t. to accompanj a
to bravery. man who atarts off in anger for
Bnbakl'nlm&ta, o. í. freq. of bukini- violeuee.
mata. Buka'koko, v. i. to engage ïn pullíng
BnbuU'rlklrl, n. a fiah, a. variet^ of off the very foung leaves of a cocoa-
the buJyu. nut tree.
Ba'bnra, a. big; large; large round. Bubalcko, n. the work of pulling
Bu'btura, n. & disease In which tbe out veiy jovng cocoaaut leavea for
handa and feet are awollen. riria.
BQbO'ra, a. withont íood. Bnlca'kokaai, v. t. to pull oS the
Bnbura'ete, n. a fisb, a variety of tbe eprout at the top of a cocoanut tree.
biibti. Bufca'^ V. i. to aprout In great num-
Bu'buramalu, o. a. refnsing again ben.
and again to be recouciled. Buka'reraks, v. i. to eprout ap in
Bu'buTfl, o. i. freq. of bure. great numbera.
BubtiTAlnswa, c. a. freq. of bure- Bi&a'rers, n. the eavea of a bonae.
■nawa; abounding In bureinawa. Bdkato'filtofi, a. having a strong
Ba'bTirebnre'a, v. t. freq. of bure- tiugling odor.
burea. Bijkato'fLltofi, n. a atrong tlngling
Bnba'reriL, ti. o. freq. of bnreriL odor.
Bn'buroba, n. a fiah, a varlety of the Bnka'wekaws, v. i. to move rapidJj.
bubu. Bu'ïl, V. i. to Tesound.
BubuTonraro, n. o. freq. of buroburo. Ba'kl, n. the baM; the butt-end; the
Bnbn'tB, v. t. freq. of bnta. buttocka; the tail: the reason; tbe
Ba'bntae, v. a. freq. of butae. cause; rootive; groimd; cause, in
Bubutalo, V. a. freq. of butoío. the aense of one'a cause; I taua bu-
Ba'buta'katalEa, n. a flah, the kina — I maintain his cause.
Bubnta'kawam, a fisb, a variet^ of Bukím'a'ere, n. a cocoanut almoat
the bubu. npe; tbe flfth atage.
Bubnt&'re, a. freq. of butare. Buklm'a'ere, a. nearl^ ripe as a
Bu^mtirl^, a. freq. of butarlri. cocoanut.
Bu'butaro'aroa, a. fieq. of bnta- Bn'klmafia, n. a flsh, the
roaroa. Bn'kimfiilal, n. a large specimen of
Bu'butei, o. haíy. the flab banemoa.
Bn'butel, n. a ^urtial n^nbow. Bnklma'fiaraa, ». a small insect, the
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SnUm'alEa, n. « fUh, the Ba'UU'kafi, h. a long and narrow
Biiklmft'kaií&, v. a. producing good operculuni.
babai, íB a. rua. Buklra'ereke, n. a. flsh, Üm
Bnklm&'U, n. », sbort pandanus leaí. Bu'klrorO, n. a flah, Uie
Bu'klaa, v. (. to accuse falaelj; to Bnkim'rofiA, v. i. to reiound, aa fall-
accuae, ta charge witli. iog cocoanuta: to baclcalide ot fall
Bnkln&'^iaftft, v. t. t« tiy to get poa- away as Chriatians.
•ewion of in au indirect way, or by BuUru'ïafiA, n. a resounding noise
SretendÏDg to desíre that b. similar like tbat made b^ a falling cocoanut.
ling be made íor one. Buklni^rofla, a. prostrato aa housei
Ba^UnUA, n. tbe ahoulder blade. in a gale.
Baldnftta, n. the back of tbe bead. BukitfkeUn, n. a flah, tbe
Ba'klnàto, v. a. wearing the ba«k Bukiti'otlo, v. i. to Tranderj to roam
bair veiy long. about.
BuUhA'WÍmw•, n. ocean near tbe BuUtí'otlo, n. a wandering or roam-
land. ing about.
Ba'klnlm&ta, n. tbe part of tbe face BukualEaa, e. a. odorouB as frfing
ver; near to the outeT comer of tiie flsb or pork.
' Buk'oa'k'ua, n. the odor of tiTisg flsb
m&ta, V. i. to look out of the or pork.
8 of tbe eyes. Buïu'niknn, «. a. harlng an nndean
Buldnltn&'ta, v. t. to look st out of odor.
the comera of tbe ejes. Bukn'nlknil, n. the odor of an un-
Bu'klnlba^, n, tbe lower eide of üie clean person.
arm. Bu'ra, n. (Eng.) Pnr.
Baldnlba^, v. t. to graap or bold a Bu'nt, v. i. to appear above, ae a tall
case-kuife is the hand nitb the eocoanut tree in a grove.
little flnger neit the blade: to Bu'ra, n. eitemal sbow; appeanmce.
pnncb or nit witb the elbow. Bura'e, n. a hairi fur; featber.
Ba'Unlka'lfiR, n. tiie suburbB of a Bura'e, a. baving beard and bair on
vlllage on the «indward or ea«tem varlous portioni of the bodf aa
alde. adoleacence advancea.
Bu'klniko^, n. the tast child; "la Bura'et, ». a fool, an idiot.
habane n nati" : a. short, Bbarp- Bura''el, a. fooliah; idiotic.
pointed pandauua-wood stick, used Buraena'omata, a. having bair on
in cultivation. the body aa an infant prematurelf
Bokiol'rt, ». exterior of the panda- born.
nua fruit. Bura'enimaD., n. a feather.
Bn'klnl'wa'e, n. the heel: a mode of Burn'enim&tn, n. an epe-Iaah.
flehing in which the fiah in a aeine Bur&'ekltl, n. (Eng.) fiax.
ruah between the feet into a aooop Bura'erae, a. covered with ahort halr
net. or fur or fiinge.
Bn'kinlwa'e, o. i. to flsh in the &«• Bura'erae, n. ebort bodil^ hair;
ttniwoe method. frlnge.
Bu^nlwa'ea, 17. t. to lie so related Bura'ete, n. (Eng.) Fridaj.
to anot^er aa to have one's feet Bu'ram&te, c. a. Úable to burt; ex-
near bia bead. poaed to danger.
Bu'ktiuiíi, ». B flsh, the Buram&toa, v. a. peraíatentl^ tetus-
Ba'klnta'kniiel, o. flne aa a flab-Iine ing to retum an article.
in places; not ooarse. Bur&'netl, n. (Eng.) a ptanet.
Bn'Unta'kniiet, ». a peraon with Bnranl'rl, f. a. just nsible; baretj-
eligbt buttocks. ■ seen ae a Teasel.
BarUbo, ». a fiah, the Burau'^, n. (Eng.) bronze.
Bu'klbnkl, tt. a aiity-gallon cask; a Bur&'fiefie, a. aomewhat covetoua ot
caak. food.
BiirUbnU, 0. i. to beat or throb u Bur&fUntfi, a, baving the offensive
tbe beart. odor of an nnclean peraon.
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Bnr&'filnüi, ». ths offensiTe odor of BniVtl,
an unclean person.
BuT&il'ketl, n. (Eng.) a blanket.
BnralDetl, ». (Eng.) a prophet.
Bura'bura, n. likeneea.
Biua'bvu'ans'oiiiata, a. Bocittble.
Buratraraiumfi', a. not uMÍable.
Bur&'ketd, n. (Eng.) a bracket.
Boii'kiteí•, n. (Eng.) a phylactety.
Bura'rafi, n. one BÜghtl^ ineaae.
" — a'rafi, a. Hlightly '
bad; viK
Bnre'tl, n. a griudstone.
Btu^tlretl, a. freq. oi buretl.
BuM, V. i. to ooze out on preflanre;
to discbarge aa a boil.
Bu'rl, n. pus; wbite pus.
Bu'rlm, n. (Bng.) Purim,
Barliiii.'lal, v. a. disarrauged or
miissed up as a wreath.
Buiima'uBla, v. t. to draw; to at-
Boia'tetàntl, n. { Eng. ) a Protestant. BnrlmA'fiao, v. i. to engHge in pulling
Barati, n. (Eng.) brasB. and dragging by the hair.
Bnra'wíntl, ». (Eng.) a province. BuMmftfla'oa, d. f. to pull and úiag
Bn're, c. a. passed over; given away; by the hair,
transferred. Bn'rlmata'otao, a. ver; many; nu-
Ba're, n. name oí a ahell, the whlte merous.
eowrie: an error; a mietake: a sin; BnrinatiBTi, n. the bloody pus of &
a transgreBsion. boil or atM««s8.
Bn're, v. «. to err; to make a mia- Bnrina'oaia, v. *. to discbarge bloodf
take ; to blunder ; to sin ; to traus- pua as a boil or abscess.
greas; to do wrong. Bu'rlnfixia, t>. a. sqnashed.
Bu'te, ava. v. like thúuld at the be- Bu'rlnako, a. much in quantity or
ginninç of a sentence or clause of quality; abounding.
BuppoBition: on the suppoeition Bu'rlnikiSko, a. selOsh.
that. BurLka'kaiia, ». a marine animal (aee
Bu'iea, V. t. to chooae or select suit- butinatuí).
able food for a guest. Bu'rita, v. t. to twitch; to pull sud-
Bfl'reft, n. a Boft marine animal, found denly.
on the reef, adhering to the rock. Bu'rita, ». an encbanted place dan-
BuVlnawa, n. a fiah, the geroue to vieit.
BoiVltia-na, v. i. to flah for the bu- Biudte'wetewe, a. Tery dizzy; swoon-
reinaica. iag.
Bnre'n, n. (Eng.) a plane tree. Bu'rS, n. the heart.
Bn'miio'kl, v. i. to meet in a frlendljr Bu'ro, v. i. to boil.
way for feasting or picnicking. Bnro'a, n. a amall yellow eowrie.
Bn'rànlo'kl, n. » friendly gatbering Buiotiikl'ka,, a. in tbe condjtion of
for feaating and tbe ezc^nge of a cocoauut tree or batut whose
food. growth ie gtunted.
Bnre'nibal, n. a ring, «spedally a Bnro'ilorofio, a. having the scent of
flnger ring. old cocoanut oil.
Bnre'nlb'al, n. amnethíng oceurring Ba'roburo, n. foam; froth, bubbles:
oniT occasfonally. a boiling.
Bnre'iiibala, v. t. to wear as a flnger Bu'roburo, v. a. frothy; foamy, foam-
ing, boiling.
Bureba'Oakl, n. a small ahell, the
Bn'rebure, v. a. speaking witíi a slip
of the tongue.
Bu'rsbnjra, n. a waist-mat with a long
lower fringe.
Bn'rabura'a, v. t. to mialead; to
Bn^rB, V. a. leaving in great of-
fence; higblr proroked.
Bure're, n. (Eng.) a prairie.
Bureta'utetira, o. a. easily offended;
quick to tak« oflence.
: ceaaing to
'ron>, V. a. tíred <
reliah or enjoy.
Bu'roron, n. a certain sport puraued
bj partiea while bathing in tbe sea.
Boro'rororo, a. giving forth an appe-
tizing odor aa well cooked laSana.
Buru', ». (Eng.) biue.
Buru', a. (Eng.) blue.
Buru'fiurufL, a. having a pleaaant
odor of goód cocoanut oil.
Bu'rubnru, a. fringed.
Bu'mbuTU, n. íriuge; nap; fuzz; fur.
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Bu^nm, V. i. to spatter. Ba'tliia^ra, v. i. to uil fast u a
Bu'nim, n. apraf; eprinkle. canoe againet &n oppoeing cnirent.
Buni'ma, v. t. to spurt out trom th« Bu'tlniin'ft''iie, o. o. coquettinh with
mouth. Btrange pranks.
Buraton, n. (Eng.) blue-stone. Bu'tlnim'S^a, n. coquetrjr.
Bata, V. I. to uusbeatbe; to talce oS Butlka, n. a parent of a aon or
as clothes; to pull out; to unravel, dmighter-in-law: a. " ton" cutter.
Bu'ta, V. a. widelj spraadj spread Butlka, v. i. to fall in with another;
abro&d; completely pervaded. to meet.
Buta'e, n. excrement (vulgar). Butlkaril, v. i. to ask too late.
Buta'e, t>. a. aaleep aa au ann or leg. Bn'tlkara'ol, a. proapered; favorad;
Batalo, V. a. pataing compact feees: fortunate.
temporarOy paralyzed as the legs. Bu'tlkato'ka, v, i. to have illicit in-
Buta'io, n. lúiTd feces. t«rcourse with a butika.
Bnt&^nwM, V. i. to walk (written Bu'tlkeke, v. a. mucb Boftened with
alao iüitaniwae). wàter as food; smeared witli mutíh
Batafiatafia, a. ofíenÚTe in odor, aa oil.
decaving food. Butlr&'wa, o. homeless; forlom; un-
ButaV&'b'a, a. deteríorat«d as labai provided for.
after being long du^. Butlr«ro, v. i. to beg íor food (eee
Butab'&'b'a, ». detenorated habai. üeAe).
Bat&'kltUl, fl. a person who becomss Bu'ta, n. tbe naTel.
Tery Blim through sickneHH or wani Buto, a. manj; varioui as storíes.
of sufficient foo£ Buto'na, v. t. to conaume food apar-
Bnt&'re, a. successful; obtaiuiíig a» ingly or wlthout waate.
in fisbing. Butolú're, a. baving a, large out-
Bntarl'rl, a. having a atrong unpleaa- growing navel.
ant flshjf odor. Butoka're, n. a peraon witli a proml-
Butarl'rl, n. a strong, unpleaaant nent navel.
fiahy odor. Bu'tu, n. a small weapcm vith a single
But&'rlt&rl, o. having tbe marine odor ahark's tooth, used by jealoua
of a drift log. women.
ButS'rot&To, a. baving a sour odor, Bu'tua, v. t. to puah or praaa Bgainatj
aa a kareice cocoanut-ahell bottle. to ahoTe. (PhyB. p. 33.)
But&^otàro, n. tbe aour odor from a Bu'tubuto, o. i. to crowd.
cocoanut-abell bottle in whicb ka- Butubu'tuB, v. t. to crowd against.
rewe ia kept. Butu'rnturú, a. having the amell of
Bnturo'aToa, a. having a atrong fishjr buming bair.
smell. Butu'rnturú, n. the odor of buming
Bntaro'aroa, ». a atrong fiahy smelL bair.
Bu'tere, n. (Eng.) a buabel. Bwe, n. an oar; a ateering oar; a rud-
Bu'ti, V. i. to go aliHig; to move along; der: a short spear.
to sail along. Bwe, o. i. to keep off (oppoBÍt« oí
Bu'U, n. progreas; a moring or going luff).
forward; progreaaion. Bwa'b, v. a. diatended as tbe alxl<nQen
Butl'a, V. t. to aski to requeatj to b^ in pregnancj.
of one. Bwe'a, a. discolored as the teeth.
Butim'll'ea, v.t.tom forth to meet. Bwe'al, a. having hairs upon the abdo-
ButtinVewe, o. alien; being aa & men.
atranger. Bwe'al, n. húr on the abdinnan.
Butlm'a'evewB, a. freq. of butim'a- Bwe'&ri, a. acorcbed; having a
ewe. Boorched smell.
Butlna'lne, t>. a. airestjng the Btt«n- Bwe^ia, c. ï. to steer with difBculty.
tion of femalea, bj atrauge pranks. Bwe^ft, u. t, to divide In two parta aa
Butlna'lne, ». Úie attracting of the wood: to apllt.
attention of females hj queer con- Bwena'uaL, v. t. to divide into two
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Bwena'u&toa'om&ta, «. three íeet; • Bw•'rewa, c. i. to engage In entting
jard. pandanus fruit into alices.
Bwe'nabweiia, v. i. to engage In Bwe'rewa, n. the procesa of cutting
splitting coccnnut Ioga hj adzing. pandanua fruit into aliceg.
BwA'nabwena, n. the aplitting of Bwerewa'ea, c. t. íq cut into slices a
cocoanut logs iato planks bf adiuDg, pandanua fruit.
Bwe'nakal, v. i. to split. Bwe'tua, v. *. to row.
Bw•'iutkal, n. the splitting oí wood. Bw«'ta&, v. t. to row.
Bwen&'rlna, ». a paddie. Bwe'tua, n. an oar.
Bwen&'rlna, v. i. to paddie. Bwl, a. ten, in counting thinga in
Bwenà'rlnï, v. t. to paddie. general (eee AiMtn).
Bwe^aten, n. food, or a drift-log, to Bwl'a, n. floor.
be divided into three parts. Bwl'bwl, a. rough aa the aldn or
BwVnat&^ia, c, t. to divide into other surface.
three portion
Bwe'nea, v. t. to stríp oS aa dead
leaves.
Bw*T)wè, «. a butterfly: mildew; a
aprout.
B'wVbwí, V. a. sprouting; budding.
Bwebwè', n. a twin.
Bwebwena'ua, v. t. freq. of bwenaua.
Bwebwe'nakal, v, i. freq. oí bwen-
. a roughnesB, as of the
BwebwenS'rlna,
, freq. of bwen-
Bwebwe'ne, v. >. to engage in pluck-
ing or stripping ae leaves.
Bwebwe'refiBil, v. a. freq. of bwere-
Baki.
Bwebwe're, v. a. rejoicing; jojoui.
Bwebwe'reb'Wflre, * " *'
Birebw«'tua, w, i. freq. of bwetua,
Ea, V. the causatire prefix.
Ea, a. «eeing indietinctl;.
Ea, n. (Bng.) a cart; a carriage; a
Eaaea'ea, v. t. to oause to creep or
Eaaea'ka, v. t. to send or earij
ashore.
frèq. óf bwere- Kaa'erake'a, v, t. to wmd or carry
ashore.
Eaa'etú, n. caus. of aeto.
Kaftiyta, V. i. cans. of aiota, to wait
till earlj morning dawn.
Kaa'lnva, v. t. to let a giri tuature to
womanhood.
Eaa'ineuutaft, v. t. caus. of aine-
numa, to care for, as a married
r tin for cutting.
Bwe^e, ». a ahell
BwVrs, a, thín.
Bwe'rM, ir. t. to mark a board wtth a
line prevlouB to cutting it.
Bire'rel, n. a fence.
BTe'rem'a'kal, ». a bivalvular shell-
fish, tbe Eaa'lntoa, v. t. caus. oí aintoa.
Bwer«ii'rlrl, n. a pin for splitting or Eaa't&a, c. t. caus. oí aiBa.
sbredding the leaves of a natire Eaa'lbuaka, v. i. caus. of aibuaka.
skirt. Kaa'Ira, d. i. caus. of aïra.
Bwe'reüafai, c. o. given to hospital- Eaa'lraoa, v. t. caus. of airaoi.
itf ; f riendly. Kaalroa, v. t. caus. of airo, to awai
BwVrebwere, e. a. abounding in
Bwe'rebwere, v. i. See katarin. In Eaaoa'oa, v. t. caus. of aoao, to caw
use at Nonouti. one to propel a canoe with a pole.
Bwerek&'koko, n. a bivalvular shell- Kaaoma^nna, ti. (. caiu. of aomi
fieh, the knna.
Bire'rekat£tl, n. a bivalrular shell- Eaa'omata, v. í. caus. of aomata.
fish, the Kaa'ofi, v. i. to Osh for aoQ.
Bwerera'uií, n. a blralTular ahell- Xaao'AlB, v. t. caus. of aoGia.
flsh, the Kaa'obuak&, v. t. caus. oí aobuaka.
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Kaa'oka, v. t. c&us. of aoks.
Saaor»'oR, v. I. caus. of aoraoi.
Etta'orab'a, v. t. caiu. of aor»b'>.
Ktut'oraka, v. t. g&ub. of aorakl; to
tnake one aick; to make BÍcklf ft
Kaa'orokl, v. a, cauaing HÍckneHs; un-
healthf.
Kaa'nn, a. fourth.
Eaft'^iBO, n. Jcabubu mized wlth
■craped cocoanut.
KaaiUM'ab•&, v. t. cbub, of aubeabea.
Xaft'DUikala, v. f. caus. of amakal, to
wait for a cocoanut to beccone an
amakni befaré plucIdQg it.
Kaa'DUirAkfl, v. t. caus. of amarake.
Sxu/vasLnktf'eLf v. t. cauB. of amaraJtQ.
Kaa'm&t&, v. t. caua. of omata; to
cook rare or partiaU^ .
Eftamo'amoa, c. t. caus. of amoamo;
to cause or direct one to cany a
burden on an amo.
Kaamwi'a, c. t. to let a cocoanut tme
mature all fta fruit.
Kaana'ua, v. (. caus. of
V. t. c
one to flHh with anea.
Eaftsea^ea, v. t. caus. of aneane.
EaA'nekA, u. t. caus. of &Deka; to
praiae, or speak of one aa actíng
properlf.
Eaa'nebe, v. t. caua. of aneke.
Eaa'nlflA, V. t. caus. of anlBa.
Kaanoft'la, v. f. caus. of anoai; to
make a calm streak or surface on
wàter, as wJtJi oil.
Eftttno'aiioa, v. t. caus. of anoano; to
direct one to beckon to another.
Ka&n'tla, v. t. caus. of anti.
Kaa'&ab'ala, v. t. caua. of afiab'ai.
EB&'fiiib«a, t>. t. caus. of aflabe.
• Kaaflara, a. caus. of a&ara.
KaalUa, o. t. caus. of aSi.
Koa'filbue, v. %. caus. oí afübue.
Kaa'filbue'a, u. í. caus. of afiibue.
EaafUtanabo'aboa, v. t. caus. of afll-
tauaboabo.
Kaa^Ut&'o•ii•a, v. t. caus. of atli-
Z&afi'ltaban, v. i, caus. of afiitabají,
Ea&'ba, v. t. caus. of aba.
Eaab&'ba, c. t. caus. of ababa.
EaAb'&'b'aka, v. t. to make great;
to enlarge.
Kaaha'wa, o. (. caus. of akawa.
Xaake'a, o. L• caus. oí akea.
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Eakko'akoa, o. t. caus. of akoako.
Kaa'rarake, v. i. caus. of ararake.
Kaa'tanüEv'a, ti. t. caus. of ararakea.
Eaa'rlkia, v. t. caus. of ariki.
K&aroba'lrla, v. t. caus. of arobairi.
Eftarokvl'ikul, d. i. caus. of aròkui-
kui.
Kaarok'a'ikula, v. t. cava. of aro-
kuikuL
K&n'ta, o. f. caus. of &tfi, to make
brood as a mat.
Kaata^ela, v. t. caus. of atael.
Eaata'lb'ai, o. i. caus. of ataib'ai.
Eaata'lb'ala, d. t. caus. of ataib'ai.
Eaatamb, v. t. caua. of atam&.
Zaatatai, t>. t. caua. of atatai.
Ea&tatala, v. i. caua. of atatai.
Kaata'tala'amat&, v. t. caua. of ata-
talaomata.
Kaawn'rurua, v. t. caus. of awsruru.
Koawa'wa, v. t. caus. of awawa.
Xa'e, n. a, mode of flshing by running
down a flsli in sboal wàter.
Xa'e, v. i. to flab by running down the
fish In sboal wàter.
K&'a, V. i. to engage in searching.
Sa'6a, V. (. to pursue.
Ea'ea, v. t. to aearcb after; to seek.
Ka'ala, v. t. caua. of ei; to bend; to
cause to lean ; to cause to sway.
Kaeie'la, v. t. to bend back and fortb
08 a young tree; to cause to away
back and forth.
XaoInA'kon, t;. t. to bend to the
ground; to put in a horiz(mt«l
poaition.
Ea'ena, v. t. to cbaS; to make fun
of; to taunt.
Eoflna'aiui, v. i. to mock; to engage
in deriding.
Eaena'ena, n. deriaion; modcery.
EaeiiB'eii&, v. t. to deride.
Ka'en&tin&'ia, v. t. to anger one l^
hard words.
Ka'efiefl, v. a. odvaneing slowly; not
soon performed.
Ea'e&en, n. a slow performance.
Ea'eb'a, v. i. to toas higb as a quoit.
Ea'eb'a, n. a mme; tbe oame given
to kab<Me in Butúitari.
Eaeb'aua'koa, v. t. to aalc a peracm
Ea'eka, a. convalescent.
Ka'eka, v. t. to answer ; to reply to.
Ka'ekaek&, v. t. freq. of kaeka.
Xa'eke, ». a certain plank in a canoe:
a certain incantation performed for
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to become famoua. throwingi wood; & Btick; a aandle;
Ea'akea, v. t. to speak in pnuse oi. « weapou.
Eaera'kea, v. t. to beacb a canoe. Ka'l, v. >. to be in trouble; in straits;
Eaere're, v. j. to engage in deTaatab- in difficult^.
ing. K&l, n. a bird with long legB, th^
Kaere'rea, v. f. to beat to pieces; to Xa^, ». a mode of fl.Bhing.
destroy. K'al, v. t. to Ash for kaívra or mnj-
Eaerl'eria, t>. t. to provida with a mai in the sand.
Bpoon. Xfi'l, ». one belongiug in or to (fol-
Ka^eta, v. t. to eorrect; to intèrpret ; lowed hj tuffix n or ni } .
to make straight. Eala, v. í. to luiaarth or nnHand ka-
Eaetlru'rua, v, t. to maJce verjr tura in the beach with the feet.
Btraight. Ea'lal, n. a cocoanut-tree in tbe third
Ea'ewa, a. having a light Bhade amid stage : a man in the prime of life.
dark oneg. K&'iài, n. a preparatdon of kabvbu
X&'etrA, n. a pTace wltb « sand bot- and Bctaped eoeoauut míxed to-
tom amld racke. gether in wàter.
Ka'evft, V. t. to cut into slices aa K&^ai, v. i. to engage in mixing ibo
íatoi. bubw and acraped cocoanut.
Kaewa'ea, v. (. to provoke to anaer. Eaia^a, tr. t. to move the lower jav
Kaewa'swa, v. t. to cut into long up and down rapidly.
l•llicsH aa babai. Ea^O, n. leaves of vegetation as of
Ka'ewe, v. «. to flsh for tbe baneama, the kiaoít, the un, and kaara gath-
Sa'eire, n. fishing for baneawa. ered for compoit.
Koc'ma, V. t. to cauae to jump: to Za'ittnimB'nu, i>. t. to await tbe
tosH. vTOper State of the tide as for fish-
Kaawe&'nafia, v. i. to conununicata Ing or sailing bf mooaliglit.
secrets ; to tattle. Ea'lano'ra, v. i. to await low tide.
Eaawaft'nftfia, n. tattling: the com- Salanro'a, v. i. to await tha proper
munication of secreta. state of the tide when there is no
Eaewe&tla, v. t. to induce one to nü- moonllght.
grat«. Kala'fia&aU, v. (. to put butt to
Ea'ewen<o, o. i. to engage in chsl- butt,
lenging from a distence. Kalafloa, v. t. to cause to neglect.
Ea^wena'ko, n. food firat distributed Eaia'fiora'oa, o. t. caus. of iaQoraoi.
to old men. Eala'ÍLora'ol, v. i. caus. of iafioraoi.
Ka'swsna'koa, o. t. to challenge Eatababa'ea, o. t. caus. of iababa, to
from a diatance. await a very bigh state of the tide.
Ka'eveWtla, v. t. to lead one to a K&^bnbu'U, «. (. caus. of iabubuti.
place previouslj assigned tú another. Ea'labuta, v. t. caus. of iabuti.
Eaewan>'fiorofio, d. t. to engage in Ea'laka, v. (. caus. of iaka.
disclosing secrets. Kai&'kai, c. í. caus. of iakai.
Ea•wero'aJarofLo, n. the disclosure Ka'lakabo^eboa, t>. t. caus. of iake-
of secreta. bokebo.
Kaawata'eka, «. i. to report to Mie Ka'lakla'^, v. (. caus. of laldaki.
what is said against nim by an- K&'iaUna, v. i. to abide on one's iand
otber. in order the better to care for it.
Xaeweta'aka, n. the reporting to one Kaiara'aa, c. t. caua. of iara to wait
of what has been said against hini for aeaaon of neap-tíde.
bf another. Ea'iarake'a, v. (. to wait for htgh
XaewVve, c. i. to toss up repeatedlj. tide.
E&awVws, n. a mode of flshing for Kalaa, o. t. to saii.
the bira. Eale'le, v. i. to sail; to engage in
Xa^, ado. easily; without difficulty; sailïng.
eoon; readily. Xaie^n, n. the ^Ting in marriage,
Ea% ft. punil•lhment : anythiug carried Kaie'lna, v, t. to give in marriage.
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Xftl•'nlkiuia, v. í. to hattan; to K•i'iukoa, v. t. to sink » eanoe or »
huiTT. fil•lli tmp.
Kalonia'uft, v. t. to hosten ; t« hurr;. Ea'lnlmui, n. veiy lipe coco&uutB
Kalonta'ka, v. t. caui . of ientaka. atrung up in a bouw.
Ea^oU, a. Rtnigbt and perpendicular Ka'lnlmftkl, v. i. to struggle to g«t
as a païm. fr«e.
EaiB^ràa, v. t. to mix up, oi report Ka'lnlm&'nLk•, v. a. not sharing a
incorrectly. pipe with a neighbor.
Ealobo'nB, caus. of iobon. Ka'uilm&'rowe, n. food or drink set
EaloOu, c. f. caUH. of iold. aside for a gpecial time.
Ealon/a, t>. (. to cau«e cocoanut-shell Kalnlm&'rsw•a, d. t. to Mt aaide aa
bottlea to itrike agaiost ono au- food.
other when being carried. Ka'Iniblro, n. a stick uaed in holdiug
Ka'towawa'aa, o. t. caus. of iowawa. canoe-planlcs in placo while being
Ea'lura, a. easilf angered; baving flttod.
red leBTea. Ea'lnibireiia, n. a sUm Btitík split
Xalura, n. a variety of babuí: a kind out and adzed.
of red wood. Xa'lnlkaba, n. a certain incantatJon.
Kalmal, a. having ligbt-colored Kalnlkama'on, v. i. to compoae a
leaves. Bong or cbant,
Xa^mal, n. a varietr of habai: a kind Ka'inlkama'an, n. the composing of
oi wbite wood. chants.
Ea'lm'al, a. skilled in cooking tbor- Ka'lnikaba'm, n. a trap.
onghly, Ea'lnikabo', n. a spade for cutting
Kalmadn, n, ■ tree, the babai roota.
Kaima^O, a. skiUed in cultfvation. Ea'lnlkaka'ri, n. & wooden needle for
Kaimw•^rea, v. t. to make go bIow, ^ng on thatoh to a roof : the slim
Ea'lniwer•iii'we'rsa, «. t. freq. of stick or rafter to whicb the thatoh
kaimwerea. Íb tied.
Xa'lna, n. a pandanus tree; the Xa^nlkake'm, n. a ram-rod.
Bcrew-pine. Ka'inlka'rarao, n. a profegsiwial
Ea^fi, V. t. to eanae one to appear stick for a composer of songB.
to diBodvantage as when poorlj Xa'lnlk&ro'ta, n. a crowbar or stick
dreBBed. for piying open.
Ealna, v. t. to ihut; to elose. EalnlkatoQa, v. i. to exerclse pride;
Ea'lnaito'a, «. t. to charge or deride to be proud.
with l>eiiig a dwarf. Ea'lnlk&tofia, n. pride.
Ealnao, n. Uu deck of a canoe: Ealnlka'tua, n. a stick ased In a
Kal•oa'oa, v. í. to send for, or invite game of throwing.
a nersoa to come to one. Ea'iulklb'a'klb'a, n. a flshing pole.
Kalnl'rl, n. Bticka for nibbing to
klndle flre (kainirem).
moving the kemel from a oocoanut- Kalnitra'lran, n. a booe-awl for mak-
flhell bottle. ing thatoh.
Ka'lnam&'toa, o. implacable. Ea'üionoa, v. t. to lock up or faaten
Kalnantl, n. a painful afSiction, an entrance.
probablj neuràlgic in character. Ea'lnono'U, n. Tarietj of whale.
E&'lnaba, n. a spouse: a huaband'B Ea'lnn&no, a. See korakai.
aiator. Xa'inna'koa, v. t. to reverse tha posi-
SÍaiiaba''eB, o. t. to charge with being tion of a log.
a coward. Kainne'ta, o. t. to set In a straight
Kalnaba'bn, v. i. to keep silent; not line.
to speak out. Kalnr&'ea, v. t. to put out of position.
Kainabalin, n. forbearanoe from EalnrKt, v. t. to put out of poeition
speech. {plural fonn).
Ea'l•naklwa'Tawara, v. t. to make Ea'lnrakea, v. t. to plaoe in a litw
pale as the oomplexioo. east and weat^
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Kàlnre^bn, n. ■ stick apllt Into «mall Kft^fijo^ke, c. í. to ensage in morliig
fibers Bt one end us^ to transfei au object up the beach.
líquid food to the mouth. Xa'1flftrftk<, v. t. to cany or morè
Ea'inrlo'a, v. t. to plaoe la a line further up the beaoh, as a canoe or
west and east; to draw a boundaij other object.
line frmn east to west. K*'lfttmw>, v. t. ta flsb far the iH-
KaJnTi1»Mba, n. wooden tonga. imea.
Xalnri^ika, ». a stick awl used In Eft'iiUm«a, n. fiahfng for the tAúneo.
puncfaing Uie mat to be faatened to EaüU'&a, v. t. caus. of iniü.
the uppermost ridgepole. Ka'ifllra, v. t. to binder one íitaa ar-
Ealnroa, n. a fishing pole; a etick for riving ou time.
drawiné wat«r. Eal'íilrakl, v. i. eame as ifíirahi.
Kn'liiToiu, (I. I. to mske to lis dovn Ea'lflo, d. i. to fisb with a line írom
in numberi (plural form). ou board a canoe.
Ealnro'aroa, n, a. fiabing pole; a E&lfio, n. flshing with a liae írom oa
atick for drawiug wàter. board a canoe.
X&'iaroo, n. an engagement ot mar- Ea'Uiua, c. t. to enduré bravely u
riage. pain.
K&lm^ra, V. j. to be eogiiged. Ea'ifiona'koR, v. t. to atrip off all
K&'inro'ua, v. t. to betroth OHM'í the cocoanuts ou a atem with the
cbild. foot: to throw down a stone walI.
Za'lnroro, v. i. to eontend witk a Ka'lba, n. s case ot gheath kuiíe
Bmaller or youoger person. wboM looM handle has been lashed.
Ka'Intll, n. a stíek for anppoiting Kaiba'«a, v. t. to bind a broken boue
kainikakari. with aplintera,
Kaintatbao, ». a Und ot mallet. Ka'ibaflakl, n. the crosa.
. Kaluta'ora, ». a plnor nail for hang- Kaib'a'b'a, n. bamboo: a flute; apïpe.
ing. Xa'ib'ab'a'rn, v. i. to luet.
Ka'&tawa'kal, n. a cocoanut-oil Ka^b'ab'a'm, n. luat.
preas. Ka'ibako, a. auuken iu, aa the ohest.
Ea^interti, n. See totntont. Kalbara, n. the lateral root of the
Ka'lntliie^u, t>. a. oauaiug lethargjr pandanue.
bj making groaslj fat. Ea'ibara, a. tou^h ; not eaailv mas-
Eainti'bua, v. a. causlug Inflamniv ticated as certain pandanus fruit.
tion of the abdomen. Ka'ibea, v. t. to pa«lc cloaelj aa 1»-
KR'^tlku&'ba, n. one who ia looked babu.
to for Bupport. Kalbe'ib«a, v. t. freq. of kaibea.
Ealatoka, n. a atool ; a chair. Xa'ibent&'noa, v. t. to dirty a gar-
Salntoka, c. i. to often repeat what ment by_ epreadíng it to diy on tbe
one haa before aaid; to bo garm- ground or aand.
Ions. KaílMka, u. 1. caus. of Ibeki ; to apply
XR'latom, n. a atick lashed for force to.
streugthening another, or for uae in Ea^b«koOcoa, v. t. to atock a pond
a game. with banetwxi.
Enlnto^rna, v. f. to atrengtheu a apar Xa'lbaknra, v. t. to agitate ; to atir
with a stick laahed to it. up.
Ka'ül&, T>. í. to Btir up; to escourage; Ea^betaota'oa, t>. 1. caus. of ibeta-
to provoke to effort, otao.
Ka'iiU, V. t. to lift up; to raiae. Ealbeta'fiatafl&, o. t. caus. of ibeta-
S&'iSa, ». an aneeatnil reaidence or Hatafla.
abode. Ealbetnlua, v. t. caus. of ibetutn.
Kft^fLa, «. t. to occup7 for a residence. Ea,1bibl*tl, v. i. to miaa aeeing; to
KaÍfia''ÍíÍa, v. i. to be alow In prepar- fail to fall in with.
Ing food and ao to make impatient Ealblbitl, v. t. to exohanKe.
the person to be Berred, K&'lblro, v. i. to croas aa the limbs.
Kalfia'bofla, o. i. to wait till mom- Efilblrol, o. (. to crosa and luh twa
Ing. aticks tógether.
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Eftlbo'a, c. t. to light a pipe; to in- Ka'lknl, n. a variety of íaíoj.
erease combustion. Ea'ira, c. t. to lead; to conduct, to
EalbA'a, v. t. to close or sbut up tight guide; to cause to accompany.
ae a, boi or bouse. Ea'lrft, n. a flsb, the — : » tuaeSi boil;
EallK/biia, v. t. to imbed morè finnlf a pimple.
SiB a Btick for husking oocoanuts. Ealr&'ea, o. t. to incit« to at«al.
Xa'ibuke, ». a ship. Kair&'l, v. 1. caus. of irai, to make OT
Za'lbnke, v. i. to ship on board a get bow manj'.
Teasel. Ea'Ir&nlbuobuo'ks, ». t. to Btir up
Ea'lbatl, o. i. to aail fast; e kaibiiii one to help anotber.
= she Bailfi fast. Ka'lrant&'fik, v. t. caus. of irantaOa.
Ea'lbutl, n. lait aailing; a great Kalr&'baba, n. a broad board used
apeed. as a t^mporary platfonn or Beat in
Ea'ika, v. t, to bail out aa a canoe. a canoe.
Kaikal, n. a meal; a. civilized meal; Ea'lraka, v. i. to increaBe; to make
flrm particlea in kabubu. 'progresa.
Ka'Uial, V. i. fo partake of a meal Ea'liake, n. an able-bodied peraon.
after the fasbitm of wbite meu. Ka'lrake'a, v. t. to increase one*»
Kalkain, v. i. to shut; te avti ni good condition(uBed idiomatieally).
kaikain ^ a prÍBim. Ealvtrllfl', v. a. eoticing ; alluring.
Kalkak&'la, v. t. to basten, work In Ka'Irar&fla'ea, v. t. to mialeadi to
order to flnish, and go elsewhere. entice to sin.
Ka^karewfl, n. sugar-cane. Ealr&^ka, v. t. to make flne or slen-
Xa'lkaw&, v. t. to bring to maturitjr; der.
to train up. Ealr&'rlkl, v. i. ta engage !n making
Ka'lke, n. an article of refreabment. elim or fine.
Kalkea, ti. t. to refresb one wben Salr&'rlkl, n. a small roll of kabubu.
weary hj feeding or assUting. Ealr&'iiklno'fiinofia, v. i, to make
Kalke^a, n. astlmia. very unall or flne.
Kaifae'lke, i>. i. to breathe aa one aní' Eaire'tta, v. t. to add to; to continue.
fering from asthma. Ea'iremW'a, c. t. to make to ga
Estkatkea, v. 1. freq. of kaikea. bIow; to hinder.
Eaika'lkeiita'uti, v. a. oausing to KaliVfiaraíU, v. a. mixed np; min-
breatbe with difficultj, as gluttony. gled.
Ka'ikeTl', v. i. to eat; to partake of Ka'lri, n. a siender person; a varlety
food. of eel quite alim.
Ealkllta, c. t. to bail out a canoe. Xa'lrl, o. slim; alender aa a peraon.
Ealkl'ki, o. (. to engage in bailing Ealrlbve, n. a kind of amafl pebble,
out as a canoe. Kalri'ra, v. t. freq. of kaira.
Ealkl'ki, n. the bailing out of a Kalrl'rl, v. %. to engage in guiding;
canoe. condncting or leading.
Ka'lklraoki, n. a camphor chest^ Eairl'rleta, n. a tall tree.
Ea'iko, V. i. to lay up in store. Ealri'rleta, o. tall, as a tree.
Xa'lko, n. the act of providing for Kairi'rlbal, n. an enemy; a mutual
future use; providence. enemy.
Ea'ikoa, v. t. to lay up in atore. Xalri'rlbal, v. i. to be at mutual en-
Ka'ikoaka, v. t. to wonnd; to brulse. mity.
Salko'lkoB, V. t. freq. of kaikoa. Kalro, n. a yard; a apar.
Ea'ikonaka, ». a likeness; a resem- Ea'lToa, c. i. to light aa a pipe; to
blance. divine by tying cocoanut leaTcs; to
Ealkonaka, v. t. to reaemble. caat lots.
Ealkonakl, ». a flgure; taetae M EAlrO^o, t>. í. to travel or go in tbe
kaikonaki = parable. moming twiligfat.
Ka'ikonakl, v. i. to apeak in a par* Eal'roro, v. t. to engage In orging.
able. Kal^roro, n. Üie act of urgíng or
Ea'ikútaka, v. t. to await the aa- preasing.
sembling of people. BU^roa, t>. t. to uige; to presa.
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SK'lnu>, V. i. to make » miatalK; to Eao&'^iUEal, v. a. posaessed of geniíut
mistake. esposed to dan^r.
Ka'ÍTnw&, V. t. to receive aai enter- Kaoli'ki», n. t. to wait for the time
taJD a Btranger. oí new moon or a few d^ys before
Ealta, ». (Eng.) a geyMr. it,
K&'ita, V. t. to Bend away a tenant; Eaol'oiA, o. t. to allow baba* mora
' to remove aa rubbish. time in which to grow.
Sil'ítaboii, V. >. to stand end to end, KB'olm&toft, r. (. to allow baba* morè
as two housee. time foi growth before digging it
Ealtara, v. t. to be opposite. up.
Eaitara, n. the oppoeite. E&'oma, v. t. to mgitate the rai in
Kk'ttara, v. i. to face one anotíier. the wàter bo bb to frigbten the flsh.
E&'Itara, ». kababv made oi taHavri Eaoioa'oma, v. (. freq. of kaoma.
and taítataba. Eaom'&'kA, v. (. t« throw witli morè
Kalt&'ro, n. name of a foreign wood. force.
Ka'itatftn', c. i. to be in love mutu- Ea'omfttà, c. t. to confirm; to make
allv; to be mutuallr enamored. ceTtain.
Ka'itat&n', n. mutual love of the op- Ea'omota, «. i. to leave a peraon un-
poBite Bez. aided in hii work.
Ka'lte, n. ( Eng. ) the kite { a bird ) . Ka'omotl, v. t. to be engsged In doing
Ka'lteVe, n. a, small tetee. a thiug bj one's self .
Ea'itl, n. an attchorage; a compara- Ea'on, n. (Eng.) corn.
tível^ shoal spot. Ea'ona, v. í. to fill.
Ea'ltí, a. all gone; no morè; none. Eaon&n'tl, v. i. to engage in Btealing
Kaltlíika, v. t. to purify; to cleanse; bundieB oí cocoanuta hj Bliding them
to clean. down a long rope.
Ealtlakl, v. í. to engage In cleuiing Kaon&n''tI, n. the Btealing of coooa-
01 purifjing. nuts bj Bliding them down a long
Kaftiakl, n. the procesB of deauing, rope.
or cleansing. KAon&ntla, v. t, to thierishly BÜde a
Eai'tlbo, V. i. to meet from oppoaite bunch of cocoanuta down a long rope
directions. silentl^.
Ealtlbo'a, v. t. to meet one coming Ea'onako, n. ■ aquid.
from an oppoeite direction. E&'onako, n. a veiy earlj start at
Ka'ltita, n, the Ust work.
Eatti'tl, v. t. to be engaged In remor- E&'onako, tt. i. to start veiy earif on
ing, aB («nanta. what one is about to do.
Kalto'ana, v. t. to imitate. Eiona'koa, c. t. to undertake work
KBltofUna'ko&, e. t. to Bend íorth. at a vet; earlv hour.
Ealtu'a, a. Bcreath. Eaona'koa, i>. to reprove; to call to
Ea'twft, V. (. (o prognoBtlcate about; account.
to cast lots for. Kao^borA, u. t. to anffer a child to
Ea'iwB, w. i. to caBt Iota. play in the dirt.
Xb'Iwb, ». a lot; prognoBtication hy Ea'onoa, v. t. to bestow a gift upon.'
lot. Eaono'ua, a. the sizth.
Ka'e, n. (Eng.) a cow; an ox; a bost Kaono'no, v. i. to engage in beatow-
beef (the plural does not prolong ing gifts.
the flrBt Towel). Eaono^o, n. the bestowment of gifts.
Ka'o, n. a kite étrlng: the umbilical Eaono'iiOH, v, t. freq. of kaonoa.
cord. Xa'onota, v. t. to give b. part only,
K&'o, n. a laige bag or sack made o( K&'ofi, t>. i. to flsh for the ooti.
cocoanut twine. Eaofie&'bi, v. t. to teacb a child obe-
Ea'6, v. i. to Bwim away as a iquid. dience.
Kat/a, fi. i. to send for; to invite. Kao'fioa, «. (. to Inform.
Ka'on, V. (. to wipe. EaofiVfio, v. i. to speak louder or
Ea'onotma'ono, n. ft lumdkorchief ; * morè distínetlf.
perapiraticm wlper, Ka^lo'flo, ». diatínct apaech.
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Kui'fioTK, D. t. to post or Infonn one
witli reierence to the newB.
Kaofiora'na, v. t. to post or infonn
one nith regard to the news.
E&o^otaeba, v. t. to t«ach a child
obedience.
Eaofiota'oa, v. i. to bring griet u to
a parent by one's conduct.
E&oDa'inoko, v. i. to comply with
witbout hesitancy or explanation.
Eaoba'lrake, v. i. to escape away, m
a squid from its hole.
E&</bab&, V. t. to await bi^er tide.
Ka'oboa, v. t. to break oït % fish'a
Eao'batat&, «. f. to tread on a cocoa-
nut frond so aa pennaneatly to
bend it down.
Ea'oka, v. t. to retum ; to restora.
Ea'dka, n. tbe retuming of.
Ea'okao, v. i. to engage in wipiug, aa
Kaoka'oa, v. t. íreq. oi kaoa.
Ka'okl, n. a crab, the
Kao'klokl, c. 1. to get drunk on kao-
Eao^okl, n. karace quickly fer-
mentod by beíug placed in a sour
cocoanut-ahell botue.
Xno'klt&bn, v. (. to put one up to
nsking for ft thing the second time.
E&'okoro, a. unlikej diffeient; set
Eaoko^a, v. t.tomit apart; to sort,
E&'orK, V. i. to wait untal low tide.
Kaora^a, v. t. to make teady.
Eaora'orft, v. i. to walt for lover
tide ; to wait for the lubiidence in a
rua before cultivating.
Eoora'om, n. tbe leaf-charm neck-
E&'orana'koa, v. t. to wait for low
tide before going a fishing.
Ea'orata'kaToro'a, v. t. caus. of ora-
takaroro.
Ea'ore, n. (Bng.) the caní.
Xaoreft'noa, v. t. caus. of oreano.
Kaori'na, v. t. caus. of orin.
Sa'oro, a. very manj.
Ka'ota, V. t. to show; to exhibit; to
make known.
Ka'ota, n. the sbowing of.
Eafi'ta, V. t. to make ligbt; to idre
líght to.
Xayta, n. the glving of llght.
Eaota'ota, v. f. to feed a child with
otaota.
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Ka'otab% v. i. to engage In earing
for kindly, aa a parent for a child.
Ea'otab'a'Mt, v. t. to caie for a child
Ka'otl, c. i. to appear; to ocone in
sight.
Ea'oti, fl. food oollected for tbe eup-
ply of stranger guests.
Eaotlo^, V. t. freq. of kaota.
Ea'otiotl, V. i. to teBtity; to witness;
to make rerelation; to preach.
Ka'otloti, n. a rerelation; the Apoca-
lypse.
Ea'otlnako, n. pandanus leaves gath-
efed for compost.
Eaotln^o, V. i. to come forth; to
appear.
Xa'otlna'koa, v. t. to put forth.
Kaotlra, v. i. to have a naw or
strange appearance.
Ea'otoauene'a, v. t. caus. of otoa*
Ea'otoknui&, ff. i. caus. of otokuna.
EaototOB, D. t. caiiB. of ototo.
Ea'Q, a. having a hole in, aa a pipa.
Ea'a, n. leather: a ehoe.
Ka'u, o. rich in ; abounding in.
Ea'ua, adv. a second tíme.
EaO'a, V. t. to assemble.
Ea'uae, m. the root of a tooth.
Kftui'aa, c. t. to let a cocoanut trea
alone until full of nuts: to cultivato
in order to make fruitfnl.
Kanalft, v. t. to race a canoe.
Kaua^téra, «. í. to carry, as two per-
sons, a chest.
Kaunu&'moa, v. t. to make a child
disagreeable by not reatraining it.
Kauamn'ea, v. t. caus. of uamae; to
disperse.
Eau&'naoa, v. t. to make much or
many in a place.
Ea'uana'koa, v. t. to aak for in a po-
lite manner, or modestly.
Xau&n'tl, 1). i. to speak of ghosts.
KanKfUA, v. i. to lie on the sïde with
the fiats for a pillow, and with the
limbs drawn up.
EauafU'fUa, v. (. to make small or
Httle.
Eanli'ba, a. ovming much land; ricb
Kan&lia, v. i. to engage In taking a
bird or a fowl to a coek-flght.
San&'ba, V. t. to take a bird or a fowl
to a cock-flght.
Kanaba'fiaka, «. t, to place a cano«
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MTOis a naiTow chtumel: to carrj Kaw/tcmre^Ktl, n. a, búlj grown
at ríght auglea. specimen of several varieties of flah.
Sau&'ka, v. i. to trall a flah-line. Ea'oni'a, i>. t. to piy up aa with a
KauAk&'ka, v. i. to ihrível up witlt crowbar.
fear or beat. Ea'mn'a, n. tha procesa of raising
Eaiia1ï«, ». a kind of íeaat. with a crowbar.
Kau&'ke, v. i. to meet aa old men íor Kaum&'ua, v. t. to dr^.
a. feast. Eania'a''iiia'a, v. t. to raiae a fold in
SaaàlU, v. i. to flsh bj towing the a aleeping mat.
bait aetorn. Ea'mu'siia'i, v. i. to acold.
Kauako'nlïona, v. t. to gatber in Ka'um'afial, n. scolding.
fotda or plaita. Ea'mn&ta, a. having large eyes.
Ea^uarà, v. í. to embarraBB one about Ka'amatoA, v. i. ca,ua. of uinatoa~
to eat, aa a crowd of people. Eamnu'muia, v. t. caua. of umuni, to
EAua'ral, v. i. to stand secoud in direct a cook to cover over the ua-
guard-Ashing'. tive oren.
Saua'rao, v. i. to engage ín charging Kft'tiii, o. t. to take fiab in a aeina car-
with faísehood: to diabeliere. ried on a canoe.
Eauara'oa, v. t. to charge witb iTlng; Ka'ait, n. the method of flahins' in
to disbelieve. wbich the seine ia carried out in a
Eanare'rekea, c. t. to make amall. canoe.
KauOTO^os, V. t. to start a person Ka'nnA, v. f. to anger; to vex; to pro-
off with food for a chief, roke; to aet on: to perBisteatly re-
Kanàtaoa, t>. (. to bring many peopls íuse a gift.
together; to lieap up. Ka'unà, n. Kabubu whicb haa mixed
EaufitaOTBke, v. a. piled up; beaped with it the core of the pandaous
Ka^tBbak«'a, v. to have habitual Eauna'inea, v. t. caus. of unaine.
int^rcourae in a pond. Ea'anArlri'kia, v. í. caus. of unarí-
EauA'^bo, V. i. to eugage !n canylng rild.
a tieavT article by t^ peraons. Eaoiüm'&'nea, v. í. caua. of uní-
Eaaatttbo, n. the earryiiig of a heavy m'aae.
article by two peraona. Ka'unlba, v. i. caus. of unlba.
Xaua'taboa, v. t. to carry a heavy Xa'unlbo'toa, v. t. caus. of uniboto.
article by two people. Ea'imlk&'i, v. i. to Bah for the untkai.
Eaua'tirere, a. proud. Kauno'unobara'ka, v. t. caua. of uno-
Eft'ne, n. a necklace of flowers. unobaraki.
Eauft'a, V. t. to wait until in blos- Kautiuaka, v. i. caua. of unuaka.
som: to adorn a father-in-law with Kau'nuara'ea, v. t. caua. of unuara.
a wreath; to diaregard aa an order. Xa'unun, v. i. to oontínue to proToke
Eauo'ft, t>. t. to make one a king; to to anger.
enthrone. Ka'ununa, v. t. to contlnue to pro-
Eauena, v. t. to adorn one with a voke to aDger.
wreath. Xaunu'nlka, t?. t. to set one at plant-
Eaue^, o. t. to make afraid as a ing.
lonely path. Eaunra'b'ata, c. i, to wrestle.
Kano'ua, a. the second. Kaunralï'ata, n. wreatling.
Kano'màn, v. i. to practice bigamy. Eatmta'oka, v. i. ta diaput«; to ar-
Kauo'nUu), n. bigamy; the aecond gue.
wife. Eaunta'flfaa, ». diaputation; debato.
Kaao'mKnia, r. I. to take » womau EB'utit&b&, o. t. to contradict an-
aa the aecond wife. other.
Kano'fio, v. a. not bearing; not re- Ea'untftba, n. contradiction.
eponding. Ea'untftbo, v. i. to meet in rivalry aa
Ea'aot&n&, v. t, to make one cany a the inhabitants of two villages whea
burden. feasting one another, or engaging
Kauo'to, n. a flsh, the in ruoia.
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Saimt&bo, n. tbe meetins In TÍTalT^. Xa'nkl, m. a mode of fiBhing In whiah
E^'oliA, n. a «ervant; a slaTe. the bottom oi tbe eeise between ike
Kaü'Sa, V, t, to encour≥ to atir up. feet íh lift«d b little.
Eft'nilaiui, c. t. to make a. serrant oi. Ka'iürliianft, v. t. to allow a. joung
Ea'ubA, V. a. abotindiug in leavsa. child to eat out tha karnel oi a
S&'ub'a, V. i, to atand in a certain cocoanut with Ita t«eth.
Ílace in ihe ruoia. Ea'iiklnt&, v. *. to engage in putting
"uba, V. i. the terrorlsing ot peop1« to shame.
by one showing flght. KanUnta'ea, v. t, to put to ahame.
Kftuba'ea, v. t. to terrorize people bj Kankn'ka, v. t. íreq. of kauka; to
a general challenge to flght. frequently open.
KaiiD'a'ete, v. a. causing a senw oí Kanku'kl, v. t. to engage in revealíng.
fulnesa or satiety. Xa'ura, n. a small sbnib whose leave*
Salib'ai, a. ricb ; wealthy. are uaed aa kaiao.
Ka'Db'ai, n. wealth; richea. Ka'ara, e. a. b^nning to decaj, bj
Eaub'a'nb'a, a. enomioiuly fat and the flsh ik^irikinki.
■tout, Ea'iiT&, c. (. to kfndle.
Ka'ttb'araka, a. euormoiulj fat and Eaura'íiTft, v. i. to engage in kindllng
stout. fires.
Ka'nb&ta, D. f. to grasp or Bqueeze an KatLra'nra, v, t. to paint red; to
enenrr in fury. kindle a flre.
Ka'nb&tl, n. a pandajíiu fruit espe- Sa'uTani'&, v. t. to awalt the arrival
ciallj Hct aaide for one's own íood. of; to welcome.
Ka'ubunralk, v. i. to engage in gnaw- Eauiam'&'ka, v. t. cauB. of uramaka.
ing or biting off as the noae of a By- Sauram&'ra, v. t. caus. of uramara.
ing-fleb and eatjng it raw. EanramK't•a, v. (. caus. □( uramat*.
Ea'nbnnTa'fia, v. t, to greatly mor- KauTaka'raka.v.t.cBua.of urakaraka.
ti^. Ea'orakea, v. t. to toaa up.
EaabnlSaa, v. t. to gnaw or bit« off Ea'nraU, v. i. to engage In Htting
as the noae of a fljing-fiah and eat it othera at gathering.
raw. Ea'nre, v. a. aeparated as man and
Ea'nburake'a, v. t. to cbarge one wife.
with being tóo forward. Ka'nrea, v. 1. to open aa a book or
KaH'ka, V. t, to eat or drink ona ar- pincera or the moutb.
ticle without a miitnre. Ka'ureb&ku, «. i. to engage in kaitr»•
Eatt'ka, n. an unmixed food, eape- baku.
cially unwatered karetoo or komai- Xa'ureb&kii, n. tbe proceu of w<nd-
mai, ing the eitreme ena of a spathe of «
Ea'nlEa, v. t, to open. coeoanut bud in preparation for
Ea'nkaa, c i. to bark as a d<»'. kareioe.
Ea'okao, n. tbe barking of a dog. . Ea'aieb&'lciia, v. i. to tie or wind tbe
Ea'uk•a, D. t, to completely acrape extreme end of a cocanut apathe for
out a coeoanut; to do thoroug^ly; karewe, after removing a little por-
to complete. tion of the outer rim.
Kaok•'ake, c. i. to engage in aearch- Ka'nrliU, t>. (. to cause to ronember.
ing for food, as a hen with ber Ea'mifl&ba, v. i. to occaaion the re-
brood. membrance of.
Kaiike'xikea, v. t. caus. of ukeulce. Eaurl'rla, v. t. to basten.
Kaoke'uïeSba, v. i. caus. of ukeu- Ka'uroko, adv. never to arrive,
keaba. Kaa'rokon, c. a. impartiog by con-
Ea'nïablrl, v. i. to give occaaion for, tagíon the dïBease called urakov.
or cause for embarrasament by lack EaarnMfla, c. (. freq. of kauriDa.
of food for griests. EaH'tft, v. í, to beatow not grudginglj,
Zanker&'ra, cau«. of ukerara. but with some liberalïty.
Xalikl, n. a crab. Ea'uta, v. t. to awaken.
Ea'oki, «. «. to flsb by the kauki Xa'atao, n. tbe bandle of a scoop-net,
metbod. of the riena.
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KatttalM, n. th« Soathem word for Kuna'Aea, v. t. to eat kunaeke.
butika. Komoeko^eR, v. t. to make brittle by
Xaate&'nlbak», c. (. caus. oi uteani- expoaura to heat.
baka. Kam'a'•r•a, c. t. to obacure momen-
EaO'Ü, u. i. to engage in awakeaiug. tarily , as a fast sailiíig canoa, a
Ka'uti, V. i. to go befora suarÍK to fleet.
the weather aide to perforin an in- Eam'aar»^, ». a strip«d mat.
cantation. Eam'aare'rea, v. t. to ciraid a strlpod
Eautlmíl'ra, v. a. caus. of utimara. mat.
Kantlb&'nae, e. i. caua. of utibanae. Kama«rl'klrlka, «. t. to break into
Kautlbfina'ea, e. f. cans. of utibanae. fragmenta.
Ea'utoa, v. t. to charge witb; to Xama'atv, a. sHppery.
accuse. Kam'a'ewe, v. i. to paee hj ot uear.
Ea'ntona, v. t. to applj mora force Sam'a'•w•a, v. t. to await a person
to, as to a drill or borer. who will paaa bj.
Ea'utn, R. a chlef oi bigh rank: the Ea^nal, n. the white of the e;e; the
top part of a tree. sclerotio. (Phfs. p. 80.)
Ka'ntnal, n. a cocoanut-scraper. K&'mol, v. t. give ms (used only in
Ea'Utnal, v. i. to engage in acraping the imperative).
cocoanuta. Eam&'la, tt. t. to make bitt«r. '
Eautu&'la, V. t. to scrape a cocoanut. Eamala'ift, v. t. to disarranget to
Ea'uw^e, n. the root of^ a tooth. niflle.
X&'uvaro, V. i. to flah for waro. Kam'a'lea, v. (. to induee to engage
Ea'uwaro, n. flshiug for icaro. in warldl; eport or pleasure.
Eam, pron. ye; you (toUowed always Kam'a'ioa, v. t, to aasemble; to await
by a predicate). the aesembling of ^ple.
E&'ma, n. the Soutbem Croas. Xama'iu, i>. a. life giving.
Ka'm^ n. the rim of atonaa wbicb a Samalu, n. one apared in battie or
aquid arrangaa around the entrance war for a alare.
to his hola. KamaliiB, v. t. to aave; to reacue; to
Ea'm'a, c. í. to cock; especially to heal.
cook again, a aecond tlme. Eam'a^m'a, v. t. to moieten.
Kama'e, v. i. to engage in acattering TT^m'alni'at, n. cocoanut molaaaea.
about or aowing. Kamalna'•iiiJl•, v. t, ta whit«n ; to
Eatn'a'•, v. i. to lie down outside of make white.
nhers one ia wont to tíe. Kamalnako, e. i. oaua. of malnako.
Eam'a'Aa, v. t. to move. Kama'iba, i^. t. caua. of maibi.
Kama'ea, v. t. to soatter; to diaperae, Kamalke^kea, u. t. caua. of mal-
to aow. kelke.
EamaeB'ea, v. t. freq. of kamaea. Kama^ira, a. flItbT; undean; nast^.
Kam'a'el, n. a paatime at seeaawing. K&malra, n. flltli; naatiness; un-
Eam'a'el, v. i. to seeaaw. cleanness.
Eaiiia«le'ia, v, t. to wear out cloÜt- Eam^'lrla, v. a. ezhauating as eerere
ing or a mat. work.
Eam'a«Ie^a, v. t. to sbake. Eam'alta, r. t. to increase; to make
KamVem'ae, v. i. to float or lie at mucb or many; to multiplj.
tJie Burface as a achool of fieb. Eam'a'ltl, ti. increaae; multipUca-
Eama'ena, t>. (. to bend into ehape aa tion.
a canoe plank. Xam'a'ltoro, e. a. cooling; reíreab-
Eamaenl'kniia, v. t. to break Into ing.
several pieces as a plate. Eam'altoro, n. cooinesa.
Kama'ebo, v. i. to flah for tha maebo, Kam'aito'rotoro, v. a. frec|. of ka-
Euua'eka, c. (. to make to dwell. m'aitoro.
Eama'eke, o. i. to engage la eating Kama'oa, o. t. to make bitter.
fragmenta of karabaha. Eam&'oa, v. t. to wait upon the rain
Kama'eke, n. frafimenta of karababa till the ahower ia quite over.
eaten hi the brittle atate. Xama'ono, v. a. causing perapiration.
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Kuna'ono, n. the production of Kun'am'a'kara, v. t. to give fre-
Bweat; the causing of perspiration. quent emploTment to.
Eama'ouo«i, v. t. to cauu to per»pire. X&m&ma'ra, v. a. caueing weakness.
Kama'oria, v. ó. exhauating or repul- Xama'm&te, v. a. cauaing deathj
BÍve as severe work ; literallj, mak- deathlj.
iug the lipa bitter; causing loas of Kama'màta, n. deatruction; death-
appetite as the lack oi some fish dealing.
diet. Kam'ama'a, «. t. to fresheu aalt food;
Eluua'orla, n. the eausicg great aver- to add morè kasrevK to a drink of
iion to work through experience or kareioe with too much wat«r in it.
a want of appetite from the lock of Ka m ftm'ma, v. t. to auekle; to give
Bome flah diet. aiick to.
Eam'a'oto, «. the coroer of a house Kam&nim'a, v. t. to reconeíle ooe'a
or fenoe: a comei-Iike place in a self. (ISam. 26:4.)
aeine. Kamàn', n. a Teranda; a porticó; a
Eama'owi, o. a. exhausting as aevere lean-to.
labor; titenllly, making tha teeth or Kam&n', a. before; aome time betore;
mouth bitter. previoualy (preceded by d).
Eama'owi, n. See kamaoria, Eamd'na, v. t. to prolong in tima.
Kam'a'n, v. i. to engage in diying Kam'a'nal, n. a very small racing
flah. canoe or mofcei.
EamVu, n. a dried fiah. Xam&'nam&na, v. t. to cnisb; to
Kam'a'ua, v. t. to dry. bruÍM; to Jam.
Kaiaaiui''in'arakea, v. (. to waB«r a KaTRÍf-nana, v. t. to tame.
child to be too eager for food. KamS^ann, n. tbe proceaa of tam-
Kamaluui, v. t. to aiinibilat«; to ing: a tamed ttet.
deatroy; to eraae. Eam'a'nafia, v. 1. to atart people on
Sama'onea, v. t. to díaturb auother their •wb.j; to lift up a rock witJi a
with noisa. crowbar.
Kam'a'nfia, o. t. to make pútrid. Kaman&'tLoa, t>. t. to attend or eit hj
Kam'a'uïu, v. a. causing lameness. one sleeping untit he awakea.
Kama'nra, v. t. to íalute. Eain&'natu&, v. 1. to cruah.
Kama'aiAa, v. t. to charge a cbild Eam&'nawà, v. t. to haateii or pre-
with being ill-mannered. cipitate a ahower, aa a thunder-bolt.
Kama'orl, v. a. giving health; aalut- Kain&'ilawa'liuifi, v. a. causing nau-
Kamaiirl, n. a aalutation, a greeting. Eamàma'wa'ii&wa, v. t. to soften the
Kamanria, v. t. to salute one. cont«nta of a nib'a.
Eam'Buro'utoa, v. t. to aesemble en Kama'fle, v. a. making much rubbish
masae, (aeemoAe).
to make Kam'a'ne, n. plottJng; waylaying.
Kam'a'ne, v. i. to plot.
Kama^utl, ». a flah, the Kam&'nea, v. t, to wear out; to uae
Xam&'ina, n. t. to fresheu, to make so much aa to wear thin.
freab. Kam.'a'iiea, v. t. to betrayj to way-
Eam'a'm'a, c. i. to eugage in biting lay.
off and eating cooked babai. Kam'anea'na, v. t. to pla«e well on.
Eatu'a'm'i, v. t. to bite off and eat Kamünea'na, v. a. causing ahame
cooked babai. through failure to do.
Xam&'ma, v. a. cauaing ahame; EamAiile&'ii•a, v. í. caus. of mane-
shamefuí. anea.
Kam&ma'ea, i>. t. to shame. Eamà^eafla, v, t. caus. of maneaS.
Eam'am'a'nea, v. t. freq. of kora'a- Kam&'neuno, v. 1. to amear with oil.
nea. Eaiii&iien&''ka, v. t. to smear with
Eamam&'nea, i>. t. freq. of kiimanea. oil.
EEuu'am'a'ka, v. t. to stir one up to Kamfi'iien«, v. i. to practtce the re-
great effort. hearsal of a cliant in a low Toice.
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Eamft^ene, n. a rehearaal of a
Kam&'nflbiuÜEa, v. i. caus. of nutne-
EBjn&'neka, f. f. to scar; to mar; ta
Kam'a'neka'neka, v. t. to malce
tracks or foat-prints aa on the Band.
Kajnà'neka'n^a, v, t. freq. of kam'
Kam&'iieku, v. i. to &Bh for moneAv.
E&Tii,&'i).el[u, n. the flshingfor manefcu.
Eam'a'nio, v. a. cauBÍng sound gleep.
Kaiiii.'iiiin&ii, n. pla; ; sport.
Eam&'nlm&u, c. t. to play (a Makin
KamSninàntl, v. i. ta conduce to
Eam&nlnàntU, t>. t. to favoi; to
make fortunate.
Kam'a'nlfia, v. i. to ei^age ia pox-
zling a companj.
h> puzzie ; to con-
to Fonfound.
ezamination.
lua. of maniOa.
to Hpeak of one as
I. of mani-
KamVnifia,
TTttTn' mnitim ^ n
Eam&^lfia, t>
Kam&niba'ta,
unaccommodatlng.
Kamft^lbine'iu, v.
Kam&'ntbooka, v. t. caus. of mani-
buaka.
Eam&'nl'bwerebwe'roa, V. t. caua. of
manibwerebwere.
EAmà'noa, v. t. to make tight; to
make dry; to cork.
Eam'a'noiio, n. a small depresaion or
pit (see manono).
Eàm'a'nonoa, v. t. caus. of manono
to make a depression.
Kam'a^oka, a. having a slight cove,
or indentation, as a beach.
Kam'a'uoku, n. a ba7; a cove.
Eam'a'nokii, o. haviug a cove, aB a
Xain'aiiQ.'a, c. i. to relaxj to slacken;
to Black; to close as the fingers; to
double as the ann. (Pb^. p. 11.)
KAm'antmn'a, v. t. to cauee to
wrinkle.
Eamàn'rea, o. t. to wear out bj rep»-
tition as a íong.
XamànMfi, v. a. caueing little scales
of the akin as Bunbum.
Eam&nta, v. t. to pulvcrize.
TTftTn ftm^lno^noflà, v. t. to thor-
oughly pulveriíe.
EamantoE, v. I. to soil; to maïe
Eama'fia, c. a. suffocatiog or bünd-
ing ae smoke.
K&m'&'fLa, t>. t. to epare a tree till
ita branchel•l are developed.
Eamafia'ülal, v. a. causing to wear
thin or to become ragged.
Zam'a&a'ifial, v. a. causing conten-
Eamail&iflA'la, v. i. caus. of maSa-
iflai ; to causc to wear thin.
Ea'mófiao, t>. i. to eat without diet-
ing; to eat unprepared food.
Ka'mailAo, n. tbe eating of food of
every quality.
Kamafia'oa, v. (. to dísaTrange.
Xamafiaofla'oa, v. t. cauB. oi mafla-
Eam&'flA&ila, v. i. to maka litter.
Kam&'fiefiSe, n. the making of much
litter.
Kamftfle&'fíea, v. t. to litter up.
Kaiuft'fiífi, XI. a. intoxicating: having
kamaiíiií in store or on hend.
Kam.&'filti, n. fermented or intoxicat-
inff cocoanut sap: cocoanut oil ob-
tained througb fensentation.
Eamà'fUfia, c. t. to let stand till
ferment«d.
Eamafll'fU, a. puckciT-.
Eama'fioa, v. t. to address a person
in Buch a way as to cauae wecpiog
or crying.
Eama'&ora, v. t. to make one not fa-
EttmA'fiorl, V. a. causing obscurity or
want of fama.
Eam&'bfao, v. a. causing Bufficiency
Eamà'bua, v. t. to put a taboo on.
Eama'ka, v. t. to make afraid.
Kam'filca, v. t. ta klndle.
Kam'&lca, v. a. caueiog decaj as of
Kamà'ka, v. t. to lessen the flame of
Eam'akalkai, v. i. to make a noiae,
aa in walking on coarse grarel or
among Icavei.
Ka'makAlka^a, t>. (. to cause a thing
to rustle. as gfAvel.
Ea'm«hama, ». a variety of crab.
EBmakAua'kaiia, v. t. to make un-
firm.
Kamahanalmiui, n. a naine given to a
distressing famine of many y ears ago.
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Kun'K'karoIro'Ia, v. t. csua. of m'ft- Xun'ukln^ v. t. to mnke long Uie
kareirei. bair or ikirt.
Xaia'ak•'lkal, c. a. prickly ; pricking. Kun&ra'iiA, t>. t. to aoíten; to gira
Xftm'ftkemks'rua, v. t. to gnaw; to the fatal blow to.
crauucL•. Xun&rauik'ua, v. t. to make loft; to
Kam'a'k•rwv, «. i. to engags in eatiug «oít«n.
uugrtited or unacraped cocoanut Ka'mar&n, ». a cflindrieal bottie.
kerael. Ka'm'aran», v. *. to tickle.
Xam'ak•'wvK, v. t. to eat ungrftted Xa'm'aran», n. the act of ticlcling.
cocoanut. Kam'arà'n•a, t>. t. to tickle.
Kamild, v. i. ta engage in leuening Tmn a tíh'iaba, v. t. to amooth.
Üie flame of a torch. XiMnara^ia, u. t. ia eeparate.
Kamk'kl, n. a flat basicet made of Ka^marafiArafU, v. t. freq. of kama-
eocoanut leaí, aatcliel like. raOa.
Xam&kl'a, v. t, csua. of mald; to Kamà'rab•a, v. t. to maice one well
cloae aa the eye or a book. developed.
Kamk'klm&kl, v. a. cauaing drench- EBini''raka, v. i. to put In pala; to
iug or «kturation. hurt
Kam&kim&'kla, v. t. to drench; to Eam&'rakl, v. a. cauaing pain; paiu-
saturate. fui.
Eam&klno'iioa, e. t. to drench. Kam&'ratlfio'a, v. t. to wet aa the
Kamyklklna, v. t. to remove all or rain.
entirely. Eamaràtirfctia, o. t, to poli^b uïcely.
Eam'a'klro, v, i. to engage in eating Kam&'ratoa, v. t. to anoint afreah or
raw T^ndanua fruit. morè.
Kam'a'klro, fi. the eating of raw Kam'aratu'atna, a. Tery unclean;
pandanuB fruit; the raw fruit itself. verr fllthj; oaaty.
Kam'aklro'a, v. 1. to eat pandanua Kaina'niw&, v. t. csua. of tnarawa:
fruit uncooked. to deepen.
K&m'akoro'iiK, v.t. caua. ofmakoroua. Kamà'rawa, n. a place deeper than
Kam'ako'rokoro, n. cocoanut oil ei- an adjoiiiing place.
tracted bf boiling the liquid from Kamft'rea, v. t. to sprinkle a àrj aub-
preaaed freablj acraped cocoanut. atance on. (Phys. p. 8S.)
Kam'akorokoi^oa, o. (. to extract Zam&'rel, v. i. to cauee to hlccough.
cocoanut oil by boiling the liquid Kam&ro'lrel, w. a aiere made of kora
from preaaed freshl; acraped cocoa- for aifting aoil.
nut Kam&'rebu, v. a. having a atrong
Kam&'ku, c. a. terrifying. tide-rip.
Eam&'kua, v. t, to make afraid; to Knmk'TÍ, v. a. making plenteoiu as
frighten. food.
KamVkonft, v. t. to cover over a flre Sa'm'arlit, v. i. to take katulu with
in au oven in the ground. wat«r.
Eam'a'kara, v, t. to emplo;; to give Ka'm'arln, n. Jcabuba to be taken
work to: to make a tning to per- with wàter.
form or to be In motion. Kam'ari^ia, v. 1. to eat kabuiu mixed
Xam'a'kurl, v. i. to perform; to be with wàter.
in actire motion. Ea^'aiinrl'na, v. t. to loosen; to
Xam&'ra, o. t. to aoften b^ aoaking. make looae aa a pin or tooth.
Ka'm'am, o. unclean; últhy. KamftMka, «. a. fattening; making
Xa^'ara, n. últhineas; undeannesa. plump.
Xam'ara'aa, e. (. to deflle. Sam&'rlkS, o. t. to fatten; to make
gamaralft, n. a place wbich when plump.
vlaited is aaid to occaaion death. Xam&Mka, n. the partaking of re-
Kamara'la, a. capable of producing freahment.
death miraculouslir. Kam&Mkea, v. t. to refreeh with food.
Xam'ara'ia, v. t. to let tbe hair grow Kam&rlkeMk«, n. the toking of re-
longt to make a skirt long. freahment
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Kun&^M, V. a. chUling; nuaing Eunat&'Ubofi, c a. caus. of maUni-
cot d. boD.
Kamà'iirl, n. cold. XamatanlbofUa. v. t. to make oue
Kamfc'rlrla, c. (. to make cold;
wBiit upon until it íh cool aa )
food. or hand to l^ve a hard kemel in
Kam'a'rlroa, «. (. to conunit to mem- bf tbe introductioii of a foreign
ory; to memQrize. Bubstance.
KamK'rltàta, v. a, causing to amart. Kun&'tanl'kft, o. a. csug. of ma-
Xam&'roa, u, o. cauaiiig loneaome- tanïka.
neas. Eain.&'taiitka'iuuiOK'fl&, c. t. to gire
Eamftroa'Mt, t>. t. to make loneaonie one a sad face.
OT deaolate. (Micah. 6:13,) Kunà'tanlka'naaoaa'fia, v. a. cttus.
Xatn&'roaka, v. t. to fumiali one with of matanikananoafia.
a good or natural reaaon íor one'a Kajnatft'nllca'ra'tra, v. a. caus. oi ma-
cooduct or condition. tanikarawa.
Kama'rua, o. t. to kill on the üj: to EaiiiatA'nlka'raw&, v. t. to caiue
wajlaj. setnesH or flxednesa of the eTCa.
Eama'ma, n. the killing on the aly. Zanuit&'nlkliaD'a, v. a. caua. of ma-
Ka'nuun'anuí, c. a. abouuding in tauikimoa.
deprestioD», or pita, or valle^. KHinat&'niklnicr'&, v. t, to cauae one
Xain&'ninifLa, c. (. to make one'a to look at with a. purpose to ateal.
aelf watchful ot wide awake. KamAt&'iilkib'a'tb'kl, c. i. caua. of
'Kam&ta, v. t. to eelect: to pick out matanikib'aib'ai.
among a number of people. Kamatfc'alklb'aib'ala, v. t. to
Eamait&^, v. i. to incite to covetoua- charge one with covetoua inspection.
□eaa. Xaia&tanl'mm, v. à. caua. of ma-
Kamat&la, v. t. to incite one to taniruwa.
coretouHneaH, Kaiiii.'taniruwa'ea, o. t. to make one
KuaatklTikl, v. t. to give keen aight feel himaelf to be a stranger.
to. E&mat&'noano, fi. a. caua. of mata-
Kamata^rlklft, v. (. to describe one nosno.
as Tery keen sighted. Zamat&n'rail, v. i. to engage in mor-
EAm'ata'oA, f. t. to verify; to make tií^ing or maldng one abaalied.
certain of; to acquire a knowledge Xfttnatàii'rafia, v. t. to mortif; or
of. abaah oue.
XomAtfc'iu, V. a. being in tbe waj of Eaiaa.t&'iirafi, n.mortificatioQ; abaah-
oiie desiring to fire. ment.
Kanutt&''a&, c. t. to binder a person Kam'at&u'taiui, v. i. to coll.
from flring bj being in the range. Kam&tanta'ratara, v. i. to engage in
Kamftta'imlU, v. t. to treat with dia- making one aad-faced b; not ahar-
reapect. ing one'a food with him.
Kamata'tmifia, v. í. to be disrespect- Kamfttanta'ratBra, o. t. to aadden
fui. one bj not sharing with him.
E&mata'nidfia, n. diarespect. K&m&'tab&'rekft, v. a. cauaing a dirty
Kamft'tam, n. a portton of food. face.
Kam&'tMnin, v. i. caua. of mataroftB. Eaiiià'tab&'r•k&, t>. t. to dirt^ the
Kam&tamna, v. t. to feed; to pro- face.
vide with food. Kam&tabe'ka, n. a. caus. of mata-
Kamatam'tam, n. caua. of matam- beka.
tam. Snm&tabo'kK, v. t. to make one have
Kaiiuitft^&, e. (. to looaen; to matter in his ejes.
l•llacken. Knm&tabu'aka, v. a. caus. of mata-
Kam&tana'ln•a, v. t, caus. of mata- buaka.
naine. Eain&'tabu'ak&, v. t. to speak of
Eam&tanlm'&'nea, v, t. caui. of ma- another aa having ugly ejes or
tanimane. face.
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Kam&'tabn'bnrtL,
bubura. „
Kam&tnbuOaarS, v. t. to apeak of Etun'atewe^,
8 being ugly in conduct.
Katu&'takai, v. a. caus. o( matakai
X&m&'taka^, v. t. to speak oi c
as skilled in dodging.
Kunfc'talwnlkàii'iia, t>. t. eaiu.
matakanikan.
ZuatitAlil, v. a, caua. of mataki.
Xamataki'a, t>. t. to make a person
blind: to cbarge c " "'"" '-"--'
caua. of mata- Kam'a'tewe, t>. a. caiuing (
" " swinging or whirling.
' " " " re'a, v . t. t« nu
. to make aoft b;
o make
a of a certain
I Kam'k'tlea, t
Kam&tiTa'tira, v.
'. much cooking.
Kam&to'ft, D. t. to make finn.
Zam&toTO, D. fat, sleek, «nd well-
_ . . ^ . proportioned,
I with blind- Kamata, v. a. cauaing sleep.
Sam&'tn, ». a clasp-iuiife; a jaek-
K&matlU&'uK, v. a. caus. of mata- kuife.
kiaua. Kaiu&tua, o. t. to put to sleep: to
Eajnatàklft'uft, d. t. to put one to cloae as tbe ejes.
Bhame; to abasb: to apeak of one aa Kam'ft'wa, v. t. to eeparate; '
bal•lbful. room.
Kamatslcn, v. i. to give occasiou to Kain'awa'w&, v. (. to empt^ a room
closa obaervation. of ita contents; to make roomy.
Kamat&'kiia, v. t. caua. of mstsku. Kamawa'wa, v. t. to mtüie green.
Kun&takn'kane, v. a. caus. of mata- Eam•'a, n. a dog.
kukune. Kama'Kinea, a. havinK a yellow acum
KÜn&taku'ktUMa, «. t. caua. of ma- on its aurface as aalt water.
takukune. Kaiii•'am•&, v. t. to make yellow.
Xam&tard v. a. caus. of matarà. K&ms&Dti, n. a wild dog: a wolf.
Xam'atft'^ea, c. t. to prolong a staj'. Eame&ntl, a. witd.
Kam&taron'ron, u. a. cauaing shaïne KameUL', n. tbe nai
in one rebuked for lying. star.
Eam&taron'rona, o. i. to put one to Ka'mel, e. i. to perform tbe kamei.
abame for l^ing. Ka'mfli, n. a certain Htjte of ruoia.
Eam&t&'roro, v. a. cauaing faiutueas Ea'mem•, c. i. to put on a c^ing
as hunger. look; to pucker tbe face as if abont
gmufttftroWa, «. (. to make one to cry.
taint. Ka'memet, v. I. to make yellow.
Xtunftt&'liuuia, v. a. causing dimness KamVm'ea, c. (. to lift up.
of eyea aa sicknesa. Kaineme'a&, v. (. freq. of kamena.
Eamatfi'^, v. t. to make roomj or Kam'e'ni'era'kea, v. t. caua. of m'e-
clear. * m'erake.
Kam&tea, c. t. to kill; to slay: to Kame'na, c. t. to place; to put.
ccanmit to memory. Xamen&'la, v. t. xa make íreab in ap-
KamStea, n. killing; ataugbter: com- pearance.
mitting to memory. EamefLoA, o. t. to keep one busy.
Kam&tena, v. t. to make thick. Kamereme^a, v. t. to causa noiaj
Kam&'tenako, v. a. drifted away. diacuaaïon.
Kamft^ena'koa, t>. t. to aend or de- Ka'mero, ». (Eng.) a eamel.
spatcb one wbereby be went adrift. Eami'at V. t. to cauae or maka to
Eaín&'tebuaka, v. a. tending to make dream.
profitleas. gamt'ml, n. a Wonder ;
Eam&tebiiak&, v. t. to make profit- strange; a marvel.
lesa. Eaml^mi, a. wonderful; marrelousi
Eam&tera'oa, v. t. to make profit-
able.
Eamfc'teraoi, v. a. tending to make
profitable.
Kam&terafia, v. a. cauaing paraiyais
of tbe 1^^
Bometbing
strange.
LBmlmia, v. t. to c
ause one to won-
der.
[amlmio'ua, v. 1. 1
cauae to writhe
LAmlmltolaka, v. t
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gr> Tound and round as a person or Eamo'tlrawa, o. t. caos. of motl-
Kaml'mitofia, t>. (. to make gloiioua; Ka'muiaaiut, v. t. caus. of mumun.
to describe aa gloríoua. Kam'b'a, o. t. to expel tobacco Bmoke
Kaml'nita, «. t. caua. of minita; to tbrough the noatríls.
ordain ae a minieter. Xam.'b'a, v. i. to amoke b; expelling
Xa'mlno, n. twistod tobacco-plug or the tobacco fume tbrough the aose.
Htick. Kam'b'a, n. the custom of smoking
Eaml'noa, to twist. through the nose.
JüaaVkBí, r. 1. to cook thoroughl^. Xainb'aiii.^'a, n. a mode of aurf-rid-
Xoml'rofi, D, t. to greatly Burpriae. ing.
Kamlro'aroa, v. t. to inspire with Kuub'un'b'a, t>. i. freq. of kamb'a.
great wonder. KamlMti, n. (Eng.) a compass.
Xuni'roraa, d. t, to inspire with Kam'batl•^ n. (Eng.) compassea.
great wonder. Kam'ka, v. t. to cause déca.y ; to make
Kamo'B, V. t. to praiae. rotton.
Kami/a, v. t. to gi™ drink to. Xaiii'r»ra, v. t. to scatter.
Kamoamoa, v. t. to eiigage in prais- Kamroa'rona, c. t. to make round.
ing. Eftmta, n. (Eng.) a carpenter.
Xamo'ainoA, t>. t. to praiae, to glorify. Kamtom'tea, v. (. to reduce to small
Kamoamoa, n. praiae. fragmento aa tobacco.
Eamo'ani'^ v. i. to wait for the Kamwe'&ra, a. without ímit.
spring-tide. Kamw•'ftra, n. a tree which pro-
Xamo'aiilka'iiTa, v. t. caua. of moan- ducea no fruit.
ikaura. Ka'mwaati, v. a, causing wakeful-
Xamo'anolEn, v. i. caua, of moanoku. ness.
Kamo'am/kua, r. t. to help one to a Ka'mwamwea, e. (. to lift up.
Bullen or diBaatisfied face. Kamwemwea'aro, v. a. cauaing one
Kamo'lmoto'a, d. t. to wait for a co- to walk in hia aleep.
coanut to become a, moimoto. Kamwera'ol, v. a. caus. of mweraol.
Sa'mou, n, the nape of the neck. Xamwo'taka, v. t. caua. of mwetaka.
Ea'moa, v. i. to droop ; to languísb ; Kamwl'a, v. t. to disparage.
to wither. (Joel 1:10, 12.) Kamwl'uiba'•a, t>. t. to humble; to
Kami/na, v. t, to cauae to droop or diagrace: to make vile. (Nahum
wither. 3:0.)
Kamomo'ka, v. (. caus. of momoka. Kamwt'nikOTK, v. a. teacMng b^ ex-
XamomoM, o. a. making tore or Btiff perience.
aa in tha canying of a heavy bur- Efin, a. near In time or epace (usu-
den. alty preceded bf a).
SamomoMa, v. t. to make one aore Efin, n. the Btràt of the pandanua
aa in the carrying of a heavj bur- fruit.
den. EAn, v. i. to wish; to deaire.
Eamo'iiamoii&, «. (. caua. of mona- E&n, adv. rxarlj; almoet; soon.
mona. Ein, *. fertile; rich.
Ka'mora, v. t. to wait upon fruit E&'na, d. t, to eat ; to conaume.
until it ia ripe. Ea&a, c. i. to live au Immoral llfe.
KHino'r&, c. I. to besmear aa with E&^ia, n. food (followed b^ the auffix
tíbcoub mattor. poaaeasive pronoun).
Eamo'rl, n. fruit gathered, biit not Ea'naefi, v. a. clearing out or leav-
yet fullf ripe for conaumption. ing from disgust or displeasure; ot-
Eanu/rlan, v. i. to provide food for fended.
a proapective son or daughter-in- Ka^iaefi, ft. *n offended departore.
law (see kamioereüau) . Eana•'fÚA, v. t. to cause one to de-
E&nu/ta, V. t. to wait upon a harreat part in offence.
or abower until it is orer. Xa'iutla^, v. i. to kindle a flre.
Ksmo'tiraoa, v. t. to decide upon de- Ka'naial, n. the kindling of a flre.
liberatalj'. Euui'okiirg, tt, aa onl; cMld: an
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ftntnul or person walkinff along Kut&^obKbA, c. t. to make & fool of
kione. one: to speaJc of one as a fool.
Kaua'okoro, v. i. to walk by one'a Xaa&'iiob^lMte, v. o. comforting;
self. cheering.
EaHA'okl, V. i. t« rise Hlightly aa eui KAnà'nobenMtoa, v. t, to comfort, to
outrigger. cheer; to make liglit bearted.
Eaiui'uta, v. i. to faré poorlf because Kaii&'nobita'k&, v. t. to cause to
of want of good food, or becaiue of change one's mind.
liaTÍDg to eat in tbe woodB. Kan&'nobltWkl, v. a. causiíig a
Eanama'niui, v. a. disappearing aa a chaoge in one'a mind.
tickiKss OT a wound; nearly bealed. Kanfi'nobn'aka, v. a. provoking; in-
Ka'namo, n. a deep place in or on the censing; irritating.
reef, Kan&'nobu'akíL, v. t. to provoke.
EA'luuno, o. deep as a oertafn plaee Kan&'uobakibn'UA, v, t. to discom-
on the flat. poM.
Xanamtft'te, v. i. to b« ever reliab- Ean&^obi'wnhi, c. (. caua. oi na-
able, becaiue noi indulged in to nokawaki.
exceaa. Xan&'nokawakl, v. a. producing sor-
Ea'muntot•'a, v. t. to feed In modera- row of beart. ( Lam. 3 : 33. )
tion witb a verj relisbable food to Eanfc'nokl'rokl'roa, v. t. caua. of na>
prerent aatie^. nokirokiro.
Ka'nftiLft, V. t. to win by Idnd treat- Zan&'nora'kea, v. t, to irritate men•
mont; to domeaticate. tally.
Ka'nanafia, v. t. to strip off or remore Kan&'noko^aka, v. t. caua. of nano-
the bark of a tree or branch. koraki.
Kan&'nako, v. i. to aend. Xan&'uoko'rakl, v, i. caua. of nano-
K&n&'nakoa, v. t. freq. of kanakoa. koraki.
Xukà'ntke'we, n. ons dil•lliked; an Kan&'iiora''oa, v. t. to quiet; to
unpopular person. pacify; to give peace of mind to.
Xanl'mko'w•a, o. (. to dialike. Kan&'nora'of, v. o. quieting; paciff'
Kan&'nifclmo'a, v. a. cropped im- ing; glving peace of mind.
evenlj; unevenlj cut. Ean&'noim'ke, c. a. causing quick
Xan&'nikoa, n. a certain tattoo. anger.
EaIlft'IlOl^ V. t. to deepen. Kana'uorawa'ta, v. a. causing heavi-
Ka'nanoa'fla, v. a. pitiable; escitlng neas of beart.
compasHÍon. Kaii&'norawat&, t>. t. to make one
Za'nanoa'fia, n. a pitiable condition. heaTj-faearted.
Kananouo'ua, v. t. to cauae one to Kan&'norlii&^o, v. a. causing bumil'
take a second thought. itj.
Kan&'nom'&'kll, v. t. caus. of na- Kan&'norinà'noa, v. t. to make
nom'aka. humble.
Xan&'uoma^a, v. a. caus. of nan»- Xan&'noro', v. a. caua. of uanoro.
mara. Kan&'uoro'a, v. (. to make one dark-
Kanà'noin'a'ra, v. t. caua. of uano- minded.
m'ara. Kau&'aowa'namuut, v. i. caua. of na-
, EMill'iioin&'rakl, o. o. caus. of na- nowanawana.
nomaraü. Kauft^owa'iutvaiiK, v. t. caus. of
Knn&^om&'mkla, v. t. caua. of na- nanowanawana.
nomaraki. Zana'ilanail&, v. t. caus. of naDa-
Kan&'noin&'toa, c. (. to brace one's naDa.
aelí to enduré or suffer. Kana'íLaki, u. a. not trequented or
KftTian o'ntb 'al , v. o. causing provi- approacbed as tbrough fear or
dence, or tlmely care; in a bad awe.
senae caualnfr covetouanesB. Xana^Iaraol, ». a certain incanta-
Ean&'nontb'a'la, v. t. to cauae one to tion.
amaas, either in a good or bad sense. Ean&fioafio, v. a. causing liatlest^
Xanft'aobaba, v. a. cansing idioc}'. nua.
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Kuut^onftfio, e. a. eanaing Sies to Kuw^n, n. a dragou fly.
swann. Eane'ba, v. a. dull Eia tbe eyes in slck-
KuuilLona'Voa, v. t. to attrut flies nees.
to. Eane'buiiebu, a. weak (see mamdra),
Konafio^», ». food wt aaide for a Eaa•'wsa, ti. t. to haug up.
man or woman who is in love (see Kui«^e&ba, v. t. to take one to see
buafeoroo). the siglits.
Xa'nabnn, n. a tUn rouud sbell EaiwweneV•B, c. t. to pennit to llck
bead. up as a plate.
Ka'nakana, n. a ecab. Ka^d, n. cocoacut wood.
Xa'nakftiia, t>. a. covered with a scab. Efi'nki, v. t. to spproach.
Xt/ntJtl'to, n. a man who seduces, or Ka'nlm, ». gum.
■teala. Ka'nlm'a, v. t. to make to adbere; to
Eana'koa, d. t. to send; to Bend forth. atick.
Kftnftkoina^, v. t. to aend ( toward Kanlma'ua, o. tbe flfth.
tbe gpeaker) : to suffer to come. KanlmJk'manel, v. a. caus. oi nima-
Kaiia'konako,•v. i. to move írom one manei.
houHe to another as a sick man. ^nlmft'maii•^a, c. i. to make gentle
Eana'konako, n. tbe freqüent re- and inoSeneive.
moval oi a elck peraon from one Kanimií'iuate, v. a. caiu. of nima-
bouse to another. mate,
Kanakona'koa, v. í, to make to walk. Xanim&'matea, v, t. caua. of nima-
Ka'nara, a. about to die aa « cocoanut mate.
tree. Kanim'&'nan, v. a. caus. of nlm'anan.
Kah&'ts, n. (Bng.) a canal. Kanim'&'luull'(^ v. t. to cause one to
Xa'nata, v. t. to g«ther into « beap; euffer fMiiD a form of djspepaia.
tooollect. Kanimà'noa' "' ' '
Ka'natofia, n. remambrancer. taJten to si
Ka^atokl, c. a. ceasing in sereritf; tiflcation.
diminisbing. KanlmanofUnofia, v. t. caus. of ni-
Xa^iawa, n. a tree, the manofiinon.
Ka'naTrara, v. i. to steal: to be im- KaninurafUrafi, d. k. caua. of ni-
provident. maraDiraD.
Ka'nawam, n. a tbief: an improvl' EanlmarafUraüa, v. t. caus. of ni-
dent person. marallirall.
Kanawa'wakl, v. a. causing distre», Eanlmaten'tena, v. t. csua. of nima-
as too mucb food. tenten.
Ea'ne&tl, ». a flsb-hook of motbeivoí- Kanim'atoa'ua, e. i. to causa reat-
pearl. leaaneaa wbile reclining.
XaDfllak&'ïft, V. t. to oil wat«r. Kanlm'atoB'n&, t>. t. to make one
Ean•'inea, o, t. to abake a cocoaunt lestless or sleepleBi.
In order to know wbether it atill Xanlmatn'tu, v. i. caus. of uimatutu.
containa wàter. Xn'nlmatntu'a, o. t. to Incline one to
Ka'neti*, n. the ankie tie. nod.
Ea'neïM, v. a. etiff; obstinate; nn- Xanlmo^, v. j. to desire to drink.
heeding. Xa»Ímo^, n. thirstj a desire to
Xa'neiie&, v. t. to give mora forc« to: drink.
to set as one'a face. Eanimo^ol, v. i. to whístle.
Ka'nenei, v. i. to move along; to be Xanlmo'mal, n, the art of whistling.
on the go or marcb. Kanlm'nana, c. t, to make muddj.
Einenebo'l, v. i. to seek for fragrance Kanlm'nlm, v. a. caus. of nimnim.
which is pcTceived, Kanimro'iil, o. í. to cause to be cov-
KAnauebo^, c. t. to atniB np. (Jer. ered with aea-moss.
2i24.) Ea'ninima, n. a certain incantatlon
EaneOma, v. t. to draw np a sleeping in whicb a certain drink is taken.
mat over the face {Jer. 2:24) ; to Ea'ninlma, v. i. to engaga in tbe ka-
boist completelj' at « aalL nüiinia incantatiou.
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E&^iliiliiiA, n. t. to Bubject one to the Ea'nlkotatà'w^, v. a. eaua. of niko-
incantation oi kaninima. tatawe.
Kanlniko'rla, v. t. to maJce brave. KanlkiiT•'ir•l. v. i. to cause joj.
EAnlsi'ïu, c. i. to cause sbame *a Ka'nllEarelTe'ui, v. t. to make glad.
poverty. Ka'nlkut&r«tà'r«a, v. t. caua, oí ni-
Kudul'linai, c. t. to shiune one on ac- kutaretare.
count of bis poverty. Ka'nlwo&a, n. a prise.
Xttnlfis'nlfia., v. í. to peep out; to Ka'noi, v. t. to fill, to load; to load
peep. BiH B guD.
K&nifi&'nlfiS, V. t. to peep for. Ka^oa, n. contents.
•B'nTit'fUTim^ ^, a. fllled as a hooM. Ka'noa, v. i. to engoge in twiating
Ka'nifioR, V. t. to tou bigher. itrands.
Kanlflo'nlfio, v. i. to squeak aa a tel- Za^oK, v. t. to twist the strands of
ephone or the human voice. a rope together.
Kanlfiç/nlfloa, v. t. freq. of kanitioa. Xanoft'u, n. a Bligbt depreMÍon in tbs
Ea'iilba, a. thrtfty; beautiful to the aurface oí the ground.
eje as a thriftj plsnt. Ka'aoanaliie, n. a airter'a child.
Kanfb'a'lua, v. t. to wish to poBsesB. Ka'&oanlni'ft4ie, n. a brother's cUId,
Xanlb'a'ib'al, v. a. desiroiiB of wealth. Ea'noaiüin&ta, n. tbe eye-ball.
Kanib'a'lb'al, n. the deaire oí virealth. Ea'aoanlmo'ko, v. i. to engage in
Kanib'a'nlm&ta, v, i. caus. of nib'ani- aakíng for tofaacco.
mata. Ea'noa^lmo^o, n, the begging for
Eanlb'a'nlfLare, c. i. cauB. of nib'ani- tobscco.
Dare. Ka'noanlmoOtoa, v. t. to aak one for
Eanlb'a'nlfia'rea, d. t. caua. of ni- tol>acco.
b'anifiarea. Kaao&'nlbai, n. a pistol.
Eanlb'a'nüio'a, v. t. cauB. of nib'ani- Ka'noann&'so, n. tbe bovelBi tbe
fioa. intcBtinCB.
Eanlb'a'nlAnr•'a, v. (. etiu. of ni- Ka^oanrl', ». marrow.
b'anifiurea. Ea'noantft'fia, n. a Bmall weapon
Xanib'a'&ib'aíLa, v. f. cans. of nlba- carríed in tbe (afla.
QabaSa. Xa'noant&'rae, n. an object wliich ii
Xanib'a'kab'aka, v. t. cauB. of nib'a- greatl; deaired.
kab'aka. Xàno'abo, a. childleas; barren.
Xanib'ar&'ea, d. t. to make wakefui Xano'aro, t>, i, to engage iu inliosplt-
and restlBBB. able conduct.
Xa'nlkan, a. beautifullj arranged; Kano'anw, v. t. to treat inhospitablj.
pleasinf to the e^e. Ka'noa, n. a portion of the skin of a
Eanikl&<rl, v. i. caua. of nikiari. flsb near the head which is tough.
Eanl'kleTe'Te, v. i. to cause to Eano'ua, n. a cocoanut flber cord of
exult. two atrands.
Eani'UeTe^reft, t>. t. to cauae one to KanoOïuUoku, v. a. cauaing auUen-
exult. ncBB, eapeciall^ about food.
Kani'kisa, n, a aign; a token; a EanoÓcnnokua, v. t. to make aullen.
mark. Ka'nora, a. reliabable, aa certain fíeh
Kanlkina'ea, v. t. to mark; to make when eaten raw.
a viaible aign upon. KanoT&'l)B, c. >. to engage in makiog
KanlÜra, v. í, to marry a near reia- viaible.
tive. Kaiiorft1)&, v. t. to make visible.
Kani'klnuit&'buia, v. t. to hold in uo Sa'noton, n. a tbree-tbreaded strand.
eatfiem. Ka&otè'nla, t>. t. to twíBt three
Ea'niko, v. i. to cry muoh or habitu- tbreads.
allf. Ea'noto, a. many, much.
Ea'nlko, «. a habtt of cTTing. Ka&u'a, v. t. to wait unti) a plac«
Ka'nlkoa, v. i. cana. of niko. has become sbady before golng to it,
Ka'nlkotauHa'niLa, e. 1, caua. of ni- or until the aun has declií^: to
kotauüauQa. Overebade; to ahade.
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XA'saal, V. a. satíefjing m food of XnntVrotSro, v. i. caus. of ntoro-
good quality. toro.
Xaniui'lk, v. t. to satisfy ona with Kantoila'üiia, o. indiaposed to efTort
food. oa through illnesa or wearlneBB.
Kn'niuLul, v. i. lo rise ttnd go as a Kaatnüa'iiiLa, », indiapoútion to
party. effort.
K&nUbo'noa, v. í. to darken tbe íuu, Kafi, v. t. to eat (plural of kana).
aa a cloud. E&'ila, luiv. how; « fcafia = what did
Ea'&uk&i D. f. to embarrass; to be sayT
Bhame. Kàfla, adv. &8 it were; ao to apeak.
Xtutak&'nlboS&, v. t, to wait imtil Ka'fiae, t>. i. to aatiate.
midniglit.
Kannka'&ukft, t>. t. freq. of Jcaniika,
Xandkoma'ktma, v. t. to blemiab.
Kiun'rifift, n. a remembrancer.
Kan'ii&, t>. (. to emptf out as tbe con-
tenta of a bag or a cask.
K&nns'iia, i*. a largç bag or aack
made of cocoauut twine.
K&muuk^ n. t. to empt; out aa flah
from a bag.
K&n'naTR, a. iu a fniitlesa djing con-
dition, as a cocoanut tree: aíck at Kaüa'nna, v. t. caue. of Sauu; lo
tbe atouiach; nauseated. make (it) ten.
Ean'narft, c. a. uauaeated. Kànà'fia, a. difficult; hard to do.
K&D'nlm, a. veij fresb ajid sweet as "KSSíA'Sa, n. difBcultj in doing.
new karetee. • Kafia'fiarKk•'a, «. t. caua. of SaBa-
Xfijmo'ra, n. a memento; a menio- rake.
rial ; a monument. KafLa'ko, v. *, caua. of Qako.
X&nn'iral, v. a. causing prostration Ea'fiar•, ». oceasion of laughter; one
as great beat. wbo provokea laugbter.
Kínralra'la, v. t. to proatrate. Ea^fUre, o. a. causing laughter; droU;
Kan'rarft, o. uear to female puberty.
Kftfia'eau, v. a. mussed aa Uie balr
not oiled.
Eaüai, v-, adv. to thus say; thus; as
foUowB.
K&'fiaUki'iia, v. I. to do in tbe fol-
lowing manner.
EaflA'lna, v. t. to wait till dajlight.
Kafia'oa, v. t. to disarrange ; to throw
out of order.
Kafiaoila'oa, v, t. freq. of kaflaoa.
, 1. t. to chew; to maaticate.
Xan'ta, n. (Eng.) a còndor.
X&nt&'nlíla, v. «. to be in bope or ei
pectation.
SftntS'niíLa, n. hope; eipectation.
E&nt&'nlíL&, V. 1. to expect, to hope for.
ÍMnaj; bumoroua.
TTafiarft^fti v.
to laugh.
EafLft'rofLaro^ v. a-
KafA'roQa'Toa, «.
Ea2a'wa,
. a causa of liat'
Kantàolfia'nl&a,
lesaneas.
Kantara, a. attractive; beautifui to
KantarabV«ao, v. o. suffering witb
laaaltude.
Eantarab'a'eao, n. latsitude. -
Santftrlb&'rlba,
cause or excite o
of Qawa.
of Kawa.
to make thin in
Ka'fiara, v. t. to comb tbe bair with a
bair stick.
Ka'fini, n. a bair stick uaed as a
of ntari- Kafiio^oa, v. t. to toss bigher tbe
feather in the game of fc"' —
Kantenanti, n. (Eng.) a continent. Eafilma'ttoroa, v. t. to cool off.
Kanto'atoa a. djapeptic. Xa'fUmftta, a. lacking proper mod-
Eanto'atoa, n. a form of dyBpepsia. eaty; rude; bold.
Kantoflltofi, v. a. causing faintneas Kftfilbue'a, v. t. to warm.
from want of food or aickneas. Kafllrà'fllra, v. t. to cause to groan.
Konto'b'atob'af t). t. caus. of otób'a- Ka'fUta'eka, v. a. disobedient.
tob'a. Ka'filta'eka, n. disobedience,
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XA^te'bii,c.«.toeatwtuitlB Ubooed KaValb'al, '
to one. Kab'aib'a^,
Xa'fUta^u, n. tlie eating of what is
forbidden.
Xaflo'fio, V. a. occMioniíig constant
OI Irequent cbiding.
Kaflo'^, m. tbe accasion oi constant
OT frecjUBQt chiding.
Kftflo'fioa, V. t. to eicite one to fre-
qüent chiding; to address; to speak
io; to «eeoat.
Ea'Óore, o. small in stature and
weaklf, as a cbild: sickly.
K^flore, n. one emall in etature and
Eafiure'fiíiTe, c. i. to cause to mur-
mur or complnin.
KaBuT•^iiT•a,
I. of b-aib"»!.
18. of b'aib'ai,
Kaba'lb&ta, v. t. to give morè force to,
aa the voioei to wait upon tbe wind
until it íh Btronger.
Kaba'lb&tl, v. i. to uee morè oi much
farce, as in throwing, or apeaking.
Xaba'ika'bubu, t>. a. caus. of baiïa^
bubu, awlnrard in throwing or
, caus. of bai-
mplai
Katta'lkabu'biia, 1
kabnbu.
Eaba^kat»liM, v. t. to spealc of
one'a self as skilted in throwing.
Eab'alkora'kla, v. t. to encumb«r
with much luggage.
Kaba^kuilEn'ia, t>. t. to maice one
besltate to shoot ot throw, lest the
nrong object be bit.
Xaba'ixara'oa, v. i. to praise one
Kafi'kat, o. having mucb vftal force.
Xa&'kal, ti. much vital force, lor.
Xafikanta, v. t. freq. of Icanta. Kab'alimra'cM, t>. t. caus. of b'ai-
(Ph^B. p. 30.) raraoi, to fumish well.
Kafikan'ta, n. the mastication of Kaba^ara'oi, v. a. conducting one's
food. eelf impartiallf in distributing
Eafi'kafi, a. palatable; relishable; food.
well flavored. Kab'a'irara'ol, d. a. causing or t«nd-
Eafi'ïafi, n. palatablenees. iag to a condition of being well fur-
KafikafLta, v. t. to make reliaboble. nisbed.
Xafi'retl, ». (Eng.) congrega. Kabair&'werftwe, v. i. caus. of baira-
Eal•laa, n. (Eng.) copper. werawe.
Kall•l, V. i. to build or construct, as Kabfklremwe, v. i. caus. of bairemwe,
a canoe or ship. Kaba'lremtrft'a, v. t. caus. of bai-
EalM, n. canoe or ship building. remwe.
Ka'Ul, V. t. to construct a canoe or Kaba'itata, v. i. to work rapidl;.
ehip. Eaba'ltatï, v. t. to make one's self
Eaniae, v. i. to engage in tying, bind- work rapidlf.
ing, or lasbing. Eaba'itata, n. ràpid work.
Xa'bae, n. a waist-mat: cord pre- Kabalteke, v. a. caus. of baiteke,
pared for lasbing.
Xaba'ea, v. t. to tie; to bind.
Kab'aen&'ta, v. t. to beap up.
Xaba'enlkal, v. i. caus. of baenikai.
Xaba'enlka'ta, v. (. to bindcr or en-
gage one wbo is buey.
Xaba'ebae, c. i. freq. of kabae.
shooting or carryïng fl___ „
Saba'itekea, v. t. to speak of one aa
a abarp Hhooter.
Kabaltoka, v. a. caus. of baitoka,
doing with rapidity.
Kaba'ltokft, v. t. to espedite one's
Xaba'ebae, n. the act of binding; im- Eab'a'o, n. a large adze.
EabVla, o. fortunate; bappjr; bighljr Saba'oa, «. t. to Bmooth down as a
favored. ruffled frínge, or hair.
XnbVla, n. blessednessi good for- Kab&'oa, v. t. to epread out to àrj
tune. under tbe eun as cocoanuta or
E&ba'im&no, v. a. skilled in fltting clotbes.
or matching canoe planka. Kab'a'ooa, v. t. caua. of b'aoua,; to
Xaba'lm&ran, v. a. cuus. of bal- make crooked.
maran. Kaba'obaoa, v. t. freq. of kabaoa.
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Kab'atib'an, v. i. to eat roradviulf Eabft'bftiM, n. tbe entire dolDg of;
and noiailj'. tbe embracing alt.
ynTm^nniíi, ti. (. to leiig;theii and en- Kab&'b&uea, v. t. to iaclude all; to
large a eanoe. make all to; to complete.
Eab'a''uta, v. t. to take in th« montli Ka'babafla, v. i. to eauae want oí
a large mouthful. knowledge.
Ka'b'aa, n. a ahell-fish, tlie Kab'&lï'i^fi, v. t. freq. oi kab'aka.
Eab'a'na, o. improvident; given to Kababa''t«i, v. i. to incline; to cant.
loaQng. Kabab&'teú, v. t. to place as the bead
Eab'ana'oa, c. t. caus. of b'anao. downward.
Kab'ana'onAo, v. i. caua. of b'ana- Eaba'ïa, v. t. to cause one to
onao, veiy many: rough as tbe bunger.
seb. Kaba'k&, v. t. to pelt ; to itrike with
Eab'a'nab'ana, c. a. cauB. of b'ana- Homething tbrown.
b'ana. Eab'a'ka, a. uglr in appearance;
KBb'a''nab'an&, c. t. to represeut cer- bomely; not well propoiiioned.
tain work aa irksome. Xab'a'k&, v. t. to make fall; to cast
Kab'a^e, n. a game in which a ball down.
attached to a string is used. Kab'a'ka, n. candied cocoanut mo-
Kab'a'ne, c. i. to plaj tbe game of lasses: a place suitable for casting
fcofi'one. the net.
Eabi'ne, n. un assemblage of all tbe Kab'akana'koa, t). t. to wait tmtü
people. after another bas gone.
Kabà'nea, v. t. to include all; to Kaba^a n ta fl , v. i, to provoke to
make all to; to complete. tnvy.
Kabà'nel, n. a land bird, tbe KabaTiantafia, v. t. to provoke one
Xab&^elÉa, v. t. to spread out aa in to envy.
the Bunshine. (Jer. 6:2.) Kab'a'kab'aka, v. i. to engage in
Kab'a'Ddm&ran, n. a ahell-óeb, tbe making to fall.
Kabanlm'tao, n. a certaiD metbod of Eab'alcab'aka, v. t. freq. of kab'aka.
building a canoe. Xaba'kara'ea, v. t, to scatter about;
Kab'a'niu, n. a canoe whose keel is to tbrow luto confusion; to litter.
of one piece. Kaba'karo^oa, v. t. to make a fire
Kab'a'nma, v. t. to give or make as blaze up.
a wbole. Kaba'karum, «. t. to make vet;
Xab'anta'bukl, n. a ahell-flah, the hungry.
Kaban'tl, n. a flsh, tbe Kab'a'ks, v. t. to have tbe lipe drawn
Enbilfi', n. a sword. to one aide.
Etibfift'', n. i. to be aeen accldeutally, Xab'ake'a, o. (. to draw the lips to
not bj a direct look of the eje, but one aide.
as it were by a side glance. Kabake^te, v. i. to make light; to
Eab'a'&a, n. the penis (tbe euphe- make lesa beavj.
miatic word is m'arte) . Kabake^etea, v. t. to make ligbt; to
Kaba'fiabal, v. i. to cause want of make less bea^y.
skill. KabiOcl, V. a. cauaing hunger.
KAba'fiaba'la, c. i. to speak of one aa Eabfi.'U, n. a cauae of hunger; a place
unskillful: to make one unskillful. with acarcity of food.
Eaba'aaka, v. t. to laj as a mat at EabUktta'ia, v. t. ta make hungrf.
right angles to a previous position. Kaba'koft, n. fisbing for sharks.
Kaba'fiaki, ». a sail with borizontal Eaba'koa, o. i. to lab for sbarks.
widths. XabaO;a, v. i. to engage in cuttÍDg off
Eaba'fluba'fiTia, v. (. to make tbe beada, or iabai topa.
voice aound naaal. Saba'ku, n. bebeading; the cutting
XA'b'afikoro, n. (Eng.) a carbuncle. olT the topa of babai.
Ka^taba, n. flatteiy. EabalEua, v. t. to behead; to cut off
Ka'baba, v. i. to engags in flattering. a Iabai top; literallf, to behead a
KalMbS, V. i. to flatt«r. babai.
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Xa'b'aTfi, V. (. to forgire; to nnlooM; Eftb'a'tftl[&, c. t. to make woTthleM
to untie; to undo. hy too much handling, aa certain
E&'b'ani, c. i. to Qah bj Bínking the lobsters.
flah-hook: with h, etoue which be- Kab'&ta'ta, a. spoüed in some waj,
comes unloosed. as tobacco ; not good.
Ea'b'ftra, n. a mode oí flshing. Kab'atata, d. a. causing bliaters.
Kab'&'ra, v. i. to flsli íor the h'àra. Kab'a'tatft, v. t. to blistor.
ItCb't/tti, n. flahinc for the bOra. Eabate'aR, v. t. to expoae one's aell
Ktibara'fiji, v. t. See katetekea. to punishment for wrong-doing
Kab'a'rab'ara, v. i, to engage In un- (uaed idiomaticall^ vitií aro).
looaicg OT unbinding. Xnb'atete, a. morè or lesa ateep;
Zabara'ka, d. (. to capaize. sloping.
Kab'ara'karaka, v. t. eaua. of bara- KabVtvts, n. a gome o( slïdiíig.
karaka. Kab'atstea, v. t. to atide a thing
SabarftU, n. a abirti that wlng or down a alope; to bring in.
portion of an armj that paaaea on Kab&tla, v. t. to make much or
the ocean eide. many; to incTeaae.
Eab'a'rara, v. t. to pour out wàter Kab'atla'tlft, «. (. to wrinkle; to
or oil from a, cocoanut-ahell bottle musa.
with the tbumb or finger on the hole Kab&tluawa, v. i. eaua. of batinawa.
to regulate the atream. Xab'atlkiu, v. t. to bow; to bendj
Xabii'r•kft, v. t. to boÍI ; to make to incliue as the head or bod;.
dirty. Kabà'tob'al, v. a. occaaioning hut-
Eab&'roka, t>. o. Boiling; makiiig priae, apoken of unaccouiïtable con-
dirly. duet.
Kab'a^re, n. pandanna fruit selectad Kab'atatn, o. t. to squint.
for one'a own uae. Xab'atutua, o. t. to equint.
Xab'aM, V. i. to ait on tbe ground Kab'a'weftta, c. (. to send a person to
or a mat wíth the lega CTosaed at fiah for baAoeata.
tbe ankiea. Ka'be, n. name of a plant like Saba*.
Kab'aM, n. aitting on the ground with Kabe'abea, v. i. to engage in employ-
the lera croasad at tbe ankiea. ing another who ia aaked to asaist
Kab'a^&u'ea, v. i. to ait on the without pay.
ground or a mat with a leg croased Xabe'abeaàa, v. t. to emploj another
above the knee. without paj.
Kab'aMkoa, v. t. to coUect together; Kabe'l, c. i. to plaj at kabei.
to maaa. Kabe'l, n. a game of throwing.
Eab'a'roa, c. t. to pour out auddenlf Eabe'ta, v. t. to throw with skill a
or at once: to empty bj capsizing. very Sat thin atone.
Eab'a'ru, v. i. to entrap; to engage Kabe'lbeta, v. t. to anchor.
in entrapping. Eabe'oa, v. t. to anarl; to entangle;
Kab'a'ni, n. the act of entrapping; to involve in knota.
enenaring. Kabena'kora, n. a. causing to stagger
Kab'a'nia, v. t. to entrap. as a heavy load.
Kaba^'ta, v. i. to fish with a Tcalata. Kabenalcorfi, v. t. to cause ona to
Xaba'tB, n. a large flahing rai. 8tagg«r.
Xab'a'tfi, V. t. to make one dark- KA^wii, n. (Eng.) a captaiu.
akinned. E&'beii, v. i. to be in command of a
Eab'ata, v, i, to make dark-skinned. vessel.
Kab'ft'tauta, v. t. to call one or speak Ea'ben, n. cocoanut molassea mjxed
of one as atít^. with cocoanut milk etraíned.
Kab'Sta'utla, v. t. to atigmatíze with Kabé'na, v. t. to mix cocoanut molaa-
atingineas. ses with cocoanut milk atrained.
Xab'atab'ata, c. i. to make darkj to E&'beni'a, v. t, to command a vesael.
tan. KíCbeiiliia, v. t. to command a vesseL
Eab'atab'atK, v. t, to make dark, to Eabe'nono, a. curved.
tan. Kabe'noaoa, v. t. to cun'e.
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EftbA'fLI, t>. t. to uuke wide. KAbfitfil, v. i. to bore or aimoy bj
BJfbefia, n. a l&sfaing far the feet in frequentlj coming.
climbing a cocoanut tree. Eabètftt, n. imwelcome freqüent Tia-
K&Imüa, V. i. to climb a cocoanut itiug.
tree -with the aid of kabeiía, KAbeta'fi&, c, í. t« bniise by jamb-
KalMbe, V, i. to cauae to Bte^ger. ing.
Kabell•la, o. t. to make one to stag- Ka'betl, n. & drtuk containing ita-
ger. ' bubu, cocoanut molassea and wàter.
Xab«l}«beb«, V. i. freq. of kabebe. Ea'beti, v. i. to engage in driuking
KabA'lMte, t>. a. cbeering; comfort- cocoanut molassea and wàter con-
iug; bopeful. taining kabubu.
Eabé'betea, ti. t. to lighten. Kab•^lrakA'a, v. t, to bring nearer
Eabé'ka, v. a. causing looaeneM of to tba ehore.
the bowels. KaT)!, ». the inner or further side.
EabèOdL, v. t. to dresa as fish; to re- Xa-Hb!, a. not half full.
move the entrails. Kabl'a, «. t. to partly fill.
Eab«k&X "- B- harlot. Kablo'fiofio, a. deeplj indented as
KBbek&^ V. i, to play tbe barlot. the shore.
Eab•ka'mkara, v. i. to btackguard Kabio'fiofio, t>. the extreme or inner
or inault in aong. portion of a deep bay .
Xab«ka'ntkara, n. blackguariUng Kabiina'r&mara, n. the largeat fiab
in sons. in a catch or haul.
KAbeka'TafcaT&, v. t. to blackguard Ka'bina, v. t. to form plans for the
one in aong. . proper reception of a gueat.
Kab•ka'rirafia, v. a. cauaing or occa- Ealiinàuo, o. having flbers eiteoding
BÍoning envf . near to, tbe exterior of an íri.
Kabe^obeko, v. i. causing cough- Eablnn&'no, «. a. having much in
ing. mind: dwelling on.
Kabe^'kobe^oa, c. t. to cause one to Xablmi&'noa, v. t. to dwell much on
courh. an object desired.
Kabe'ka, v. i. to engage in dislodging Kabln&'non&uo, v. a. wearying bj
a flsh from a scoop-net, aa it were unceasing requests.
by sleight of hand. Ka'biaea, n. a ahell-fiah, the
EaWkua, v. t. to employ; to give Kabl'nek&u, v. a. given to much cry-
work to; to set to wotk. ing.
Kabe^ubékn, v. i. to cause to re- Kabl'nek&n, n. constant crying.
sound as an emptf caek by pound- Xablnl'ara, a. at mid neap-tide.
ing. Kabini'ara, n. mid neap-tide.
Kabe'r•a, v. t. to address one with Ka'blnlwa', n. the keet of a, canoe.
the word bere. Kabtno'unou, n. a space morè or lesa
Eab'e^ea, v. t. to make thin as b, deep on a flat.
board. Eabino'aiiou, o. having an àrea morè
Eftbe'r•bere, o. i. to engage in in- or lesa deep aa a flat.
BUlting one by the use of the word Kabtn'ru, v. a. not sincere in conaent-
bere. ing to pesce.
Eftb•'rBber•, n. the insulting of one EaUnte'ruíLa, n. a devotee of pleas-
by eayinff to him the word bere.
Caberebe^ea
'. freq. of kaberea. Kabln'tía, o. not excessive as poin in
Xabe'retoko, v. i. to refuae to listen the lower abdomen.
to one who ia telling aomething Ka'blfiao, n. k form of incantation
falae. over a chïld.
Xabe^toko, n. the aesmnption that KabifU'oa, v. í. to perform a certain
one ia not speaking the truth. incantation over.
Xabe'reto^oii, v. t. to discredit tk Kablfii'fila, o. t. to lesaen; to make
pereon. little.
Kabe^, d. t. to prepaie a drink Ka'bibina, v. a. given to much crying.
mized with kabubu. X&'biblna, n. constast crying.
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Ka'bUuibl, a. deep u a bftBket ot Kabo^b'a, v. i. to lie with Uie he^d
acoop-net. upon the folded arma.
Ka'blko, u. i. to have the Upa drawn Kftbo'nlni, «. o. very weaTiwme; tire-
to one side in contempt. aome.
Ka'biko, n. the drawing of the lips Xttbo'tiba, ft. weaTÍKsneneBB ; fatigue.
to one Bide in contempt. Eabo'ubna, v. t. to weaiy one greatly.
Kablko'a, n. I. to draw the lip« to one Xabo'no, v. a. irritating b; repl;íiig
side in contempt. bitterly.
Eabiko^, a. moder&te aa pain In the Sabo'nonftno, v. a. eiceedinglj pro-
abdomen. Toking.
Sabiko'ukon, v. i. t« engage in in- Kabo'iionàiio, n. prorocation ; a eauie
cantation in order to cauae to con- of Tei&tion or resentment.
Kabotlft, V. t. to wait or lait till
KftbUto'uïDn, n. au Incantation to
secure conception.
Ka'blkoukiyua, v. t. to cauae to con-
XAliIra, c. t. to anoint; to beamear.
'Km.'hirtL, n. oil íor anointing.
Xablxta'ttua, v. (. caus. oi birfaitua.
Xablrlm'a'ka, v. t. caus. of birtm'a-
ka; to make to run fast.
Kablrlmft'ra, v. t. caua. of birimara;
to make to run slow.
Kabí'rlnako, n. li ve bait, as a emsll
lÍTC flsb witb a hook in ita back.
Kftbliina'koa, v. t. to cauae to run
bLUrïbi'
Enlxi^U, V. t. to cauae one to re-
main a long time.
Kabo'fiiboüa, v. t. to wait till night.
Kabo^'ai, v. i. to bu^; to aell; to
Kabo^'ai, n. trafSc.
Kabobalteke, v. t. to test one's skill
with another'a in ahooting or throw-
ing at a. mark.
Kabobalteke, n. a competltion in
akill in throwlng at or shooting.
Kabobara'ka, v. t. to capsize; to up-
set; to make the face look down.
KaboHiirlm'll'ka, v. i. to race.
Kabo'birlin'&'ka, ». a race; a con-
te«t in running.
Xabo'bo, V. i. to engage in knead-
rïbi'nt, V. t. to make to r
Xablro'ro, n. the ocean where the
land ia barel^ aeen.
Xabltara'ea, c. t. to mlaatato.
Xn'liltoka, a. thick in the eenter as the Kabo^o, n. the proeeaa ot kneading.
exterior crust o( the pandanua fruit. XaboHsoa, ti. í. to mix with wàter or
Xabo', V. i. to meet again. a liquid bj kneading.
Eabo', n. a parting salutation: an- Kabobo^fïa, v. t. to complete.
tiphonal ruoia. Xabo^uaba, v. t. to cut or plant in a.
Ealx/a, c. í. to purchaae; to buy; to crooked line.
' ...... Kabo'ka, n. acraped cocoanut left to
rot in a coutainer for the purpose
ot extracting oil.
EabolUk, V. i. to put acraped cocoanut
into a Container to rot.
Kabo'kaboka, v. t. to muddy.
Xan>or&, V. t. to knead, aa pandanua
puip into thin platea.
Xabora'oa, n. t. to finiah ofF.
Ka1)orau, v. t. to feast atter tbe aail-
ing of fríends.
amell, as from certain fisb when Eal•liorau, n. e teaat held after the
eaten. sailing of gueata.
Eaboira'ea, v. t. to give an unpleaa- Kabora^ia, v. t. to cause to aail: to
ant odor to. await the sailing of a craft.
Eaboitu'ta, v. a. occaaioning faïlure Kabo^ababa'uA, v. t. to flatten out;
to obtain bj coming too late. to make into thin cakes.
Kaboltu'tft, II, (. to cause one to fail Kabo'raborO, v. t. freq. of kabora; to
of obtaiuing bj arriving too late. knead out.
Xtt'boa, n. a boil.
Kabo'ateke, n. an abaceea.
Eaboatn, v. i. to cauae wearineas.
Kabo'lar&ra, t>. t. to make fragrant.
Kabo'iaràTR, n. the anointiSg of one'i
self with perfumed oil.
Kabo'lar&rft, v. t. to make fragrant.
Xabo'lra, v. i. to make or cauae ai
offensive emell.
Xabo'lra, n. the imparting of a bad
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Eabo'raliorft, v. i. to engage in knead- liable to loas or fine bj the miseon-
ing out. duet of another.
Xnbó^abora, «, the pTocees of knead- Kabu'&urofio, v. i. caus. of buanroQo.
ing out. Xabu'anro'fioa, v. 1. to overfeed a
Xabo'rake, v. i. to Bhoot up aa persoa.
Bprouta. Kabu'ant&wa, v. i. to cause losa or
Kmx/túí, V. i. to Idaa; t« make lips inconvenience.
meet. Kabu'ant&'wfi, t>. t. to make oii«
Kabo'ria, n. a kiss; kiasing. liable to loae or fine bj the miacou-
Eabo'riba, v. ií to test strength by duet of another.
wrestling. Eabu'abekft, v. t. «aus. of buabeka,
Eabota'ua, v, t, to compare. (laai. to make a glutton of one'a setf.
46:5.) Eabu'abekïi, n. gluttonf.
Xabo'taana'ra, d. t. to compare; to Ea'buaka, n. a mole.
make equal. (Mat. 20; 12.) Kabu'akakl^ v. (. to pronounce bad;
Sabo'tauna'rl, v. i. to engage in com- to speak evil of; to condemn.
paring. Kabua'koa, v. t. caus. of buako.
Kabo'tafia'uTl, n. a preparation of Kabu'a, v. a. bot; oppreasive, as the
kabubu prepared in a certain way; heat of the day.
a mixture of tdbataha and (aiiauri. Eabu'B, n. heat; oppTeaaiveneaa of
Eabo'taïa, v. t. to aaaemble. the air.
Eabo'tlka, v. i. caus. of botika. Kabn'ebne, v. a. veiy hot.
Eabotoa, v. t. to wait ou babai till Eabn'ebne, n. great heat.
larger rooted: to conflrm one's Kabn'iefia'efla, o. a. cauaing one to
word. be encrusted with aalt.
Eabt/toS, V. t. to atrive to Burpase Eabu'iefiaeSfi, v. t. to encruat one
througb pride. witb salt from aalt spray.
Eabotoa, n. a atriving to eurpass Eabu'lbul, v. a. causing one to be
through pride. encrusted with aalt.
Eabd'tu, V. a. tiresome; causing losa Kabulbu'ía, v. t. to encrust one with
of interest in. salt trom salt apray.
Eabo'tu, n. tiresomeneaa ; wearísome- EabuliVarea, v. %. to cauae to flake,
ness; the cause of loas of interest. aa the skin.
Eabotum'à'ka, v. t. to make perse- Xabolre'areK, v. t. to encrust with
verant. briny or sunbumt flakes.
Eabotum&'ra, v. t. to make not per- Eabuo'ka, v. t. to burn up; to con-
eeverant. Bume by fire.
Eabo^trt, v. »'. to consult together. Ka-nbun, n. a ahell, the
Eabo'wl, n. a council; a ooufereuce; Eï^buii, v. i. to have many offspring,
a aociety. to conceive f requently ( aee kaleariki
Ei.'bu, Ti. ehot: the nipple of a gun. and mamitiníi).
Ea'ba, o. near to blooming. Kabunenea, i>. t. to engage in vexit^
Eaba'fii, V. t. to loae. with insulting language.
EabU'ft, V. t. to let moaquitoea into a Ea'buiieiie'à, v. t. to vex an enemy
netting. with insulting language.
Eabu'a, ti. t. to intimfdate; to charge Ea'bunnB, t>. t. to procure much of;
with cowETdice: to make one tired to increaae.
of hia work. Ea'banna'l, c. i. to make additiona
Ea'bnAl, n. an incantation for mak- to a story.
ing the beard to grow. Ea'butuui'l, n. food made to go
Eabuala, v. t. caua. of buai; to sub- farther by the addition of aome
ject one to au incantation in order other article.
to make hia beard grow. Eabuno'konako, n. a female captive
Eabn'antb'al, v. a. deatructive. held aa a concubine.
Eaba'anib'al, n. deatruction of prop- Ka'bunokono'koa, c. t. to hold a fe-
erty. male captive for a concubine.
Xaba'tuilb'ala, v. t. to maJce one Eabunic'r•, n. a ahell-fiah, the
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K^bnil', v. t. to midwfte; to cause to Kaba'rlnako, n. a gaiina Tesembling
bring fortb. (Isaiah 60:9.) quaita.
Kabna', n. inidwifery. Eaou'rliuiko, v. i. to plaj the gama
Kabo^la, t>. t. to let the hair ^ow of jbaburínafco.
long. E&bu'rlbiirl, n. cocoanut oil prepkred
Kanauila, n. difference in Hkeness; lor anointiiig.
akea lóibuiiana — just hia likenesB. Kftburo'K, v. t. to boil.
Xftbu'fUn&uo, V. t. to give occaaion Kaba'robnro, v. i, to engage in boil-
for Kratitude. iag.
Xr^udu, a. asbuned. Kabn'robnro, n. the procesa oi boil-
ZA'bubu, n. a flab, the. ing.
K&'buba, «. puiverized, preserved Zabn'robnro'&, v. t. freq. of kabu-
pandanuB fruit. roa.
Ea'bubn, a. dull; bluntj not aharp. Kabü'roro, v. *. to cause loathiug.
Kabii'bii£, V. t. to make a full hun- Ka'b'oroFO, n. tbe braíu: a tbing re-
dred. eerred or tabooed.
Eabn'bn*, v. t, to dull i to blimt: to Kabnro'roiitouií, n. a Gilbertese god.
kindle; to make to emoke. Eabu'rubu'rua, r. t. to make the eud
Kftba'baa, v. t. freq. of kabua, to of s atick into a brush.
loae. Ka'bvmru, c. t, to waah ; to engage
Kabu'bnra, v. t, to make biap. in washiog the faee and moutb nith
Kabu'bnta, v. t. freq. of kabuta. the banda and fingers.
Ka^ju^, V. t, to Htamp the foot; to Ka'bnruni, n. the waahing of face and
àpat the hand; to strike aalt wàter handa. (Jer. 8:10.)
with the handa or feet for frighten- Ka'bnru'rua, v. t. to wash tbe face
ing flsh to be caugbti to wash and mouth with the hands and
down food with a drlnk. fingera.
Xtt'buka, n. a drink with which to Kabuta, v. t. to make go fast; to
waah food down. spin aa a top: to apread abroad) to
Kabuïa'r•ra'kea, v. t. caiu. of bu- go all over.
karerake. Eabutalo, v. a. constipating.
Eft'bakl, tt. a kind of flshing. Ka'butato'a, v. t. to make one con-
Ea'bokl, V. i, to aid in Bwaliowing bj stipated.
drinking a liquid. (Fb;a. p. 39, Eabut&lja, v. i. to travel extensÍTel]r.
line II.) Eabttt&tal, tnterj. an exckmation
Eabultlbakl, v. i. freq. of kabukï. of one who ia thruat at, but par-
Ka^iura, c. e. to make Qow as milk ries or dodges the thruet.
from an udder; to milk. Kabutàldtïkl, tnterj. an eiclama-
Kabnra'erae, n. a waist-mat with aa tion of one who ia thrust at, but
ornamental upper fringe. parries or dodges the thrust.
Xa'btira•ra'ea, d. í. to fumiab a Xabutaro'aroa, v. í. to give to one
waiat-mat with au upper fringe. a aour, unpleaaant smell.
Xa'bnn, n. a game ofspatting hands: Xabnt&^otSxo, v. i. cans. of butaro-
R atyle ot mat taro.
EaltUTe, V. i. to plaj the game of Kabut&'rotà'roa, v. t. to afUct one
kahure. with the odor of aour kareure
Xabttrs'a, t>. t. to charge with ain; to throug^ being a todd; gatherer.
lead into ain: to paas over t« one; Ka'butl, n. a short atepping with
to give; to will; to bequeath. awlnging of the hipa in the Tuoia by
Eabnxe'iia, v. t. to braid or weave a women: a mode of flshiug on the
mat called kabure. ocean reef.
Kabureti, a. bad; evil; unwhole- Ka'butt, t>. i. to take ahort steps in
Bome. the ruoin.' to fish with a líne and
Kabnrlma'iala, v. t. to disarrange- or pole ín a raKaratea.
musa as a wreath. Slabu''tíka, o. poiaouous as certain
Xaburla&'na, v. (. to aquaah; to presa flah.
into a fiat maas accidentall^. Kabutlks, t>. t. to vislt a canoe Just
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retunwd from flshing and ask boldly Xaka'eflflfi, «. o. freq. of kaeflefi; not
for a portion of the catch. hood completed.
Kabu'tikeke, o. soft and BÜppei? as Kaka'flk&'«ka, v. t. íreq. oi kaekaeka.
a path ftíter rain. Eafca'ero, v. i. to crow.
Ea'butu, V. i. to expreu displeasuie Kaka'aro, n. oockcrowing.
by a grimace. Eaka'awa'ea, v. t. íreq. of kaewaea.
Ea'butu, n. a pouting of the lips; a Eaka•'Tetaeka, o. i. freq. oi kaewe-
griïnace of diapleaBure. taeka.
Eabu'tuft, V. t. to pout the lips. Ka'kal, e. i. to spend a aeaaon on an
Eabwe'a, v. i. to deceive. ialet in flahin^.
Kabwe'ara, v. t. to perfums a rtri t^ Ka'kal, n. a miracle.
acorcliiitf it Kak&'l, v. a. inhabited.
Eabwe'aTi, v. t. to engage in giving a Eak&'l, n. a place having lohabi-
Hcorched smell to a rtri. ' tanta or dwel'erH.
Eabwe'arl n. a rirí which has been Kakala'lne, «. t. to cohabit.
e(«nt«d by moderate scorching. E&kaialiie, n. coliabitation.
Kabwebwe, n. a sHce or portion of Kaka'lao, v. a. abounding in leaves
babai for planting to obtam Buckers. ueed for enricUng soil.
Ea'bwebwea, V. I. to causa to sprout: Xoka'íafla, v. a. dispoaed to giva
to wait for Bprouting. freely.
Esb'wl'a, D. t. to make ten; to tithe; Kaka'IafiA, c. t. to give freely.
to make s full t«n. Eaka^akt, o. veiy dangerous or sfr-
Eab'wl'a, n. a tenth. vere, as a sicknese,
Kabwí'b'wl, n. babai preserved b; Eakala'tao, a. peraistentlT offended.
drying. Kaka'letl, a. freq. of kaieti.
Kabwibwl'a, v. t. to preaerre babai Kakaloroa, v. t, íreq. of kaioroa.
by drying. Eíikaian', v. a. mutually hostile or
Es^a, v. a. Berce for battle. angry.
Ealca, n. a bird, the Eàkainn', n. mutual boatility or
Ea'ka, a prefix to Dumerals eicept anger.
10, 100, 1000, etc., indicating tffo KakH'ian, v. a. eaaily provoked.
each, three each, etc. Kakainn, n. a dispoeition toward
E&'ïa, V. t. to Bcrape; to plane; to easy prorocation.
carve. Eaka'iuTa, t>. a. freq. of kaiura.
Eaka'aeae'a, v. t. freq. of kaaeaea. Eakalm'a'ere, v, a. preiently ob*
Eakaalíyta, v. t. freq. of kaaiota. tainable.
Kakaalnea, v. t. freq. of kaaineo. Eakalmft'tra, «. a. short-winded ;
Kakaa'lntoa, v. t. freq. of kaaintoa. soon out of breath.
Eakaa'tra, v. i. freq. of kaaira. Xakaim'ft'wa, v. a. quickly aurren-
Kakaalroa, v. t. freq. of kaairoa. dering oue's aeat.
Kakaa'oniaita, c. t. freq. of kaaomata. Eftka'iiuuniton, a. freq. of kaina-
E&kaa'o&, v. i. freq. of kaaoO. matoa.
Eft'kaaora'oa, v. (. freq. of kaaoraoa. EakalnAko, v. i. to go, after a ahort
Kaka&'nifU, v. t. freq. of kaaniOa. stay.
K&ka&'noal, v. freq. of kaanoai. Xaka'tnim&kl, v. i. freq. of kaini-
Kakaa'flab'ala, v. t. freq. of kaaOa- maki.
b'aia. Xaka'lnlm&'rftke, c. a. freq. of kaful-
Xaka'fi, V. i. to engage tu puTBuing. marake.
Kaka'S, n. purauit ; a chaae. Xaka'lnlkatofla, e. t. freq. of kalni-
Kaka'e, v. i. to engage in aearcMng katofia.
for. KakftliiTOU:, v. i. freq. of kainrou.
Eak&'e, n. a aearch for. EakUnro'iú, v. t. freq. of kainroua,
Eaka'ea, f. t. to aearcli after. Eaka'lurdro, v. i. freq. of kainroro.
Kaka'oi•'la, v. t. freq. of kaeiela. Kakalfia'lfia, v. i. freq. of kaíDaitla.
^ka'ena'ena, c.Í. íreq. of kaenaena, Kaka'tfilrftkl, t>. i. intenaive of ifii-
Eaka'«na«n&, v. (. freq. of kaenaena. raki, to rlse up auddenly.
Kaka'ftnAno, v. i. freq. of kaenano. Kaka'lflo, v. %. freq. of kaiQo.
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ïaka^b'uut, v. a. booh draiitíng X&ka'oa, v. t. freq. of ksoa.
ÍTom one'a voik, ooon growing Kakao'aiiikal, v. a. treq. of kaoanl-
thin. kai.
Xakoib•'llMn, c. (. freq. of kai- Xa'kaoiiui'om&, c. i. freq. of kaoma-
Xakalb•'wl, n. nn enemr. Kakao'm&rti, o. causing distreHa to
Eaknlbe'wl, v. i. to be ÍDÍmic&l. another I^ Tenturesomenees.
- Kakft'lblbl'ti, e. *. Ireq. of kaibl- Kakao^otl, v. i. íreq. of kaomotL
biti. Kaka'ona, c. (. freq. of kaona.
Zak&'iblro, v. i. freq. of kaibiro. Eak&oiuk'ko, v. i. freq. of koonako.
Kakalbo^uft, v. t. freq. of kaibobuo, Kak&ona'kcM, t>. t. freq. of kaonskoa.
Eaka^butl, v. *. freq. of kaibuti. Kakao'nlmàki, a. faithful) trust-
Kaka^kal, t>. í. freq. of kaikai. worthj.
K&kaike^e, V. i. rreq. of kaikeike. XakKo'iüm&kl, n.fajtlifuliieu; trusts
KakaIk•lkB'ft, v. t. freq. of kaikea. worthineHB.
Kakalkfkl, v. i. freq. of kaikiki. Blakao^ona, v. f. freq. of kaonona,
EttkalU'ka, c. (. to conetantly or Kakfto^arn, v. i. freq. of kaoDora.
frequentlj bail out a canoe. Kft'kaoflora'ea, v. t. freq. of kaoQo-
Kakalko, v. i. freq. of k&ikoi to be raea.
in the hàbit of lajíng up in ítore. Ea'kooUo'ka, v. t. freq. of kaokioka.
Zaknlko'fkon, v. (. freq. of kaikoi- Xa'k&o'klokt, v. i. freq. of kaokioki.
ko«. Eaka'okoro, a. imlike; separate; dif-
KAkftlkona'kll, d. (. freq. of kai- ferent.
kouaka. Kaika''okon>'a, v. t. freq. of kaokoroa.
EakaIkonUd, v. i. freq. of kaikona^ Kakaora^a, ti. t. freq. of kaoraio.
ki. Kakaora'ora, v. i. freq. of kaoraora.
KakalTaol, v. a. eaailj reconciled; Kakao'Hota, v. t. freq. of kaotiota.
ready to forgire. Kakao'tloti, v. i. freq. of kaotioti.
Zaka'lrakea, v. t. freq. of kair^ea. Xakao'tlii&ko, v. i. freq. of kaotina-
Kaka'^&riki, t>. t. freq. of kairarikl. ko.
Eaka'iremwé'a, d. t. freq. of kai- ' Kakao'tliia'koa, v, t. freq, of kaoti-
remwea. nakoa.
Xakalremwfl'remwea, «. t. freq. of Kakaotlra, «. i. freq. of kaotira.
kairemwea. E&'kau&'Bft, v. t. freq, of kauaeu,
Kakft'lrena, a, rerengeful. Ea'kauk'lter&, v. t. freq. of kauaitera.
Eakairi, v. i. to imitate. Ka'kaua'itera, v. i. freq. of kauai-
Saka^lri, n. imitation. tera.
JUkAinVt, V. a. freq. of kairib'e; Ea'kAu&'fUfi, t>. í. frm. of kauafiifi.
abounding in kairibioe. Kaka'u&ba, a. freq. of kauaba.
Kakairl^eta, v. i. freq. of kairirieta. Kakau&'ba, c. i. freq. of kaufiba.
SakairlMbal, v. i. freq. of kairiribaL Kakau&'b&, v. t. to frequentlf take
Xaka^roro, v. i. freq. of kairoro. one'e rooater to a cock-flght
Kaka^roro'a, v. t. freq. of kairoroa. Eakaua'ra, a. uuskilied in chanting.
Kak&'lt&ra, e. t. fr«q. of kaitara. Ka'kauare'reka, v. i. to speok witb a
Eak&1tar&, v. t. freq. of kaitttra. . small tone; to work elowlf.
Xakn^tat&u, v. i, freq. of kaitatan. Ka'kauare'rekea, v. t. freq. of kaua-
Kaka'ltlakK, v. i. freq. of kaitiaka. rerekea.
Kak&'ltlbo, V. i. freq. of kaitibo. Ea'k&ti&taoa, t. t. freq. of kauataoa.
Eak&'itlbcr'a, «. t. freq. of kaitiboa. Ea'kauatabo, v. i. freq. of kauatabo.
Kaka'lwa, v. i. freq. of kaiwa, Ea'kauatfttxia, v. t. fràq. of kaiiata-
Kakalv&i v. t. freq. of kaiwa. boa.
Eftka'lvl, D. j. te t>e mutuallj inimi- Kakauatlrers, a. freq. of kauatirere.
cal. Ea'kaue', v. i. to engage in making
Kaka'l'wla, «>. t. to quarrel or dispute necklaces of flowere and ^ing them
angrilf about. on another.
Kaka'o, v. i. to engage iu inviting or KftkaiM, c. a. abounding in flowera.
Biunmoning. Eakaae'&, v. (. freq. of kaue'a.
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EakftnA'K, e. t. freq. of kauea. Kftkain&''ma, t>. t. freq. of kamama.
Kakaue'na, v. (. fr«q. of kauenn. Eakam'a'ni'B, i>. i. freq. of kam'am'a.
Eak&uc/in&ii, c. i. freq. of ksuomAn. Kak&m'a'm'll, v. t. freq. of kam'am'a.
Ka'kauo'm&iüa, v. f. freq. of kauo- Ka'kBm&ma'ea, o, t. íreq. oi kama-
Kak&'uoflo, V. t. to listen. Ka'kam'am'a'uea, v. t. freq. of kai-
Kak&'uo'&oa, t>. 1. to listen atten- m'am'aneB.
tivelj to. Kakunim^na, v. i. freq. of ka-
Kaluiuotan&, v. (. freq. of kauotana. mamma.
Ea'kaum'a'Sai, t>. a. freq. of kau- Eakam&m'mA, t). (. fr«q. of ka*
Eftka'im, V. i. freq. of kaun. Es'kaiu'an«, v. i. freq. of kam'ane.
Kaka'im, n. a. mode of fisbin^: the Ea'kam'ane, n. fieq. of ksjn'ajte.
proToking to anger; persUting in Kokam&'nekii, v. i. freq. of kama-
refuaing to accept food. neku.
Ka'katmiutra'•a, o. t. fieq. of kaunu- Eakam&'nelnt, n. freq. of kamaneku.
araea. Eakam&^iim^ v. i. freq. of ka-
Eakau'niui, v. i. freq. of kaunun. maniman.
Ka'kannn'lia, v. t. to often provoke E&kam&'nimin, n. freq. of kamiuii-
to anger.' niao.
Eaka'imm'bata, v. i. íreq. of kaun- Kakamft'nlii&iitl, o. i. freq. of ka-
rabata. majíinanti.
Eaka'niita'eka, t>. i. freq. of kaun- Eakam&'uln&n'tls, v. t. freq. of ka-
taeka. maninantia.
Kaka'onta'ekft, t>. t. to diepute much Eakam'a'nlíla, v. i. freq. of kam'a-
about. niSa.
Eaka'nata'eka, n. freq- of kaun- Kakam'a'nlfia, n, fieq. of kam'aniSa.
taeka. Eakam&'nlfiB, e. t. fieq. of kanui-
Eakft'uila, v. t. freq. of kauDa. niSa.
Ka'kaQ'k&, v. t. freq. of kauka, Xakam&'fUfi, v. o, freq. of kamafilD.
Ea'katl'ïa, v. i. íreq. oí kauka. Kakam&'fiUi, n. the habitual keepíng
Kaliauklii'tBi v. i freq. of kaukinta. of kamaAili on han'd,
Eatankinta'ea, v. t. freq. of ka:ukiu- gakam&'fllfta, v. (. freq. of kamaüiOa,
taea. Xakajn'&'kft, a. very energètic.
Sa'kauku'ba, v. t. freq. of kaukuk». Kw.kaTn'&'kft, n. energj; great actir-
Eaka'ntl, c. i. freq. of kauti. itj ; eameslneas.
Eaka'ati, n. freq. of kauti. Xnkajn'&'kft, v. t. freq. of kam'aka.
Ka'kafl'tl, f. i. freq. ofkafltl. XakamalcB, v. t. freq. of kamaka.
Ea'kaatl, n. the freqüent awftkening Xakam'aka'lkla, v. i. íreq. of kama-
of another. kaikai.
Kakau'tual, c. i. íreq. of kautuai. Kakam 'aka'Jhal, n. freq. of kam'a-
E&k&'utua'la, v. t. freq. of kautuaia. kaikai.
Kakam'a'Sa, v. t. freq. of kam'aea.. Kaluun'akalïa^, D. t. freq. oí ka-
Eakama'ea, v. t. freq. of kamaea. m'akaikaia.
Xa'kam'a•le'ia, v. t. freq. of kam'ae- Ka'kam'ake'wQ, v. i. freq. of kam'a-
Eakam'a'em'ae, v. i. íreq. of kam'a- Katam'akB'we», e. í. freq. of kam'a-
em'ae. kewea.
Kakama'ebo, v. i. freq. of kamaebo. Eaksm'a'klio, v. i. freq. of kam'a-
Eakanui'ebo, n. freq. of kamaebo. kiro.
Kakam'a'ewe, v. i. freq. of kam'aewe. Eakam'a'klro, n. freq. oí kom'akiro.
Kakam'a'ewea, v. t. freq. of kam'ae- Ka'kam'a'kiroa, v. t. íreq. oí kam'a-
we». kiroa.
Xaknm&'io, v. a. freq. of kamaíu. Kakamíl'ku, v. a. freq. of Icamakn.
Xaknma'tua, v, t. freq. of kamaiuA. Eakam&'ku, n. a terror.
Eakama'ura, v. t. freq. of kamaura. Eakam'a'ktu'a, v. t. freq. of kam'a-
EakAiua'iui, v. i. íreq. oí kamauri. kura.
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Kftkftm'ft'knrl, v. i. íreq. of kunV Kft1uuu&tan>ii^viia> t>. t. freq. of
Icutí. kaniAtarDiiroiia.
Sftkam'alEiiTl, n. much action, or Xft'kAmAt&'roro, o. i. freq. ot kutu-
motion, or worklng. taroro.
Xoka'm'ani, v. a. freq. of kam'ua. Ka kam Ütatoro'», v. t. freq. of ka^
Eaka'm'ara, n. freq. of luuii'arR. mataroroa.
Kakamà'ra, v. t. freq. of kaina'rB, K&kftmàtara'ok, t>. t. lieq. of kama-
EftkAm'a'r•iLe, f. «. freq. of kam'a- taraoa,
Xoksmlteni'ol, c. a. freq. of ka^
materaoi.
. Sakaml'ml, v. a. freq. of kamimi.
ranea. Sakaml'ml, n. freq. of kamimi.
Ea'kiüii&'rftkA, v. t. freq, of ka- X»kuiil''mla, v. t. ireq. af kamimia.
maraka. Kitk aín o'ainóa, i;. t. freq. of kamo-
K&kAm&'rakl, v. a, freq. of kanut- amoa.
laki. EakAmo'amoa, n. freq. of kamoamoA.
Sakamft'raU, n. tíie cawing of much K*kMao'Mno&, i>. i. freq. of kamoa-
pain. moa.
Ea'kam&'rl, v. i. to ahout triumph- Ka'ksn, a. Bufflcient in quanti'^ for
antlj. the occaaion as food well supplied.
Ka'kam&'ri, n. triumphant ehouting. Ea'kana, v. t. freq. of kana.
Kakamk'rlÚ, v. t. freq. of kama- Kaka^iaefi, r. o. lieq. of kanaeQ.
rika. Kaka'naefUa, v. t. freq. of kanae-
KakamkMkaa, v. t. freq. of kamari- Bia.
kea. Kaka'nala'i, v. i. freq. of kansiai.
Xakam&'roa, v. a. freq. of kamaroa. Zaka'iuüa''l, m. freq. of kanaiai.
Kakam'a'ma, v. t. freq. of kam'araa. Kakanau'kl, v. i. to lift or ríM fre-
Kftkwm'a'm», n. freq, of kam'ama. quently as an outrigger out of
Xa'kamat&'l, v. t. freq. of kamatai. wàter.
jtafkjuna.tB.'i, n. much incitement to Kakanatiako, v. t. freq. of kasanako.
COvetouHnesB. Zakana'&akoa, v. t. freq. of kana-
Ka'kamftta'lrlki, v. t, freq. of kama- nakoa,
taíriki. Kakaaà'aoafia, v. a. freq. of kana-
Ka'kamat&lrlkía, o. t. freq. of ka- noalla.
matairikia. Eakan&'noafla, n. freq. of kanano*
Eakam'ata'üa, o. (. freq. of kam'a- aBa.
taua. Eakau&'iioafL&, c. t. freq. of kana<
Eakamatll'na, v. a. freq. of kama- aoaSa.
taua, Kakana'fiakl; v. a. freq. of kana-
Ka'kajnata'imlfia, v. t. freq. of ka- Bakl.
matauniDa. Eakaiia'tlakía, v. t. to speak of one
Za'kamata'nnlfift, t>. t. freq. of ka- as not to be easilj approached.
matauaiBB. Ka'kan&to, a. well known; famoiu;
KakamttanTftfi, v. i. freq. of kajna- renowned ; diBtinguÍHhed.
tanraü. Ka'kan&to, n. fame ; renown.
Eakam&taiiTafill, v. t. freq. of kama- Kakandoa, v. t. to epeak of one aa
tanra&a. famouB; to celebrate.
Zakam&'taku, v. i. freq. of kama- Ka'kaneu•, v. a. freq. of kanene.
taku. Sakane'aeíl, o. t. freq. of kanenea.
Eakam&takn, n. the freqüent or con- Kak&ne'iiebol, v. í. freq. of kanene-
stant occasioa of close inspectiou. boi.
Ea'kam&ta'kiia, c. t. freq. of kama- Eak&nenobo^ v. (. freq. of kanene-
takua. boia.
Xa'kam&tai-on'roii, v. a, freq. of ka- gakft'nla, v. t. freq. of kania.
mataronron. Xakfnüaol, «. i. freq. of kanimoi.
Ea'kam&taron'Ton, n. the repeated Kaka'nlmomo'i, v. i. freq. of kanl-
shaming of a liar by rebuke. momoi.
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Eaka''iÜinoinol, n. freq. of kanimo- K&'kafi, n. cannibalism.
moi. Kakft'fiare, v. a. freq. of kaSare.
Xaka'nlSA'nlfia, v. i. freq. of kani- Kakaül, v. t. plural of kakana.
DauiSa. Kakaülïafi, a. freq. of kaflkaB.
Eaka'nifla'nlfia, n. freqüent peepine. Kalcaba'ebae, v. i. freq. of kabaebae.
EakanibVlb'at, v. a. freq. of kani- Ea'kab'ala, o. freq. of kab'aia.
b'aib'ai. Ka'kab'a'lï, v. t. to make bleased; to
Eakanlb'a'lb'al, n. freq. of kfuii- blesa,
b'aib'ai. Ka'kab'ala'U, t>. t. to make blessed;
Xtúut'nlbol, V. a. spoken of t, peraon to blesB.
to whom odors ara apt to cling for Ea'kab&iie, v. i. freq. of kabane,
a long time. plural of kabanea.
Eafca'ubol, n. the dinging of an Ka'kab'ane, n. freq. of kab'ane.
odoT to a pereon; permanency of Ealiababa, v. i. freq. of kababa.
odor. SaOcababA, v. t. freq. of knbaba.
Eaka^alkan, v. a. freq. of kanikan. Kakab'a'b'arfi, t>. (. freq. of kab'arS.
Kaka'ulkau, n. much beautj' of ar- 'Ka'kaba'kanta'fi, o. í. freq. of kaba-
rangement. kantafl.
Kaka'nlkliia''ea, v. 1. freq. of kani' Ea'kabakaiita'fift, v. t. fieq. of ka-
kinaea, bakantaOa.
Kakanl'klra, v. t. freq. of kaniktra. Kakaba^oa, v. i. freq. of kabakoa.
Eakaal'klra, n. incest (in a milder Eakaba^oa, n. freq. of kabakoa.
form). Eakaba'koft, v. t. to terrify.
Eaka'nlko, v. *. to show contempt. Eakab'a'ra, v. i. freq, of kab'ara.
Eaka'nlko, n. contempt; ridicule. Eakab'a'ra, n. freq. of kab'ara.
Kaka'nikoa, v. t. to ridicule; to Eakab'&'ra, v. i. freq. of kab'Sra.
make fou of; to treat with con- Eakab'&'ra, n. freq. of kab'Qra.
tempt. Kakab'a'rab'aTa, v. i. freq. of kab'a-
Eaka'no, v, i. to twist strands to- rab'ara.
getber. Eakab'a'rl, n. t. freq. of kab'ari.
E^a'no, m. the proceas of twiating Eakab'aMna'ea, f. i. freq. of kab'a-
Htrands together ou the !ap. rinuea.
Kakft'noa, v. a. contaiuing some- Eakabo'aboa, «. i. freq. of kabeabea.
thiag; having contenta, Kakabe'abea, n. tbe freqüent em-
Eaka'noii, v. t. freq. of kanoa. ploymeDt of anrequjt«d serrice.
Eakanoa'nimoko, i>, i. freq. of kano- Kakabel, v. i. freq. of kabei.
animoko. Ka'kabaoa'korB, v. a. freq. of kabeu-
Kakan oa'nimokoa , v. t. freq. of ka- akora.
noanimokoa. Kakabe'bete, o. a. freq. of kabebete.
Xakano'aro, v. i. freq. of kanoaro. Kakabe^etea, e. t. freq. of kabe-
Kakano'aroa, v. t, freq, of kanoaroa. betea.
Eaka'nora, a. freq. of kanora, Ka'kab«ka'ralcara, v. i. freq. of ka-
Kakin'nlm, o. freq. of kannim. bekarakara.
Kakaa'ao, a. See kianaH. Eakabe^toko, «. i. freq. of kabere-
Kak&u'ron, a. faithful; truatworthy. toko,
Ka.kàu'ron, n. faitbfulness; trust- Ka'kabarato^oa, t>. t. freq, of kabere-
worthineas. tokoa.
KakíiiL't&nUia, v. i. freq. of kanta- Ea'kabetU, v. i. freq, of kabetai.
niBa. Ea'kabsti, v. i, freq. of kabeti.
Kak&U'tJLnlfla, n. freq. of kantaniOa. KaTuibetl, fi. freq. of kabeti.
I TwVBw^píBji^ V. (. freq. of kanta- Eaka'bl, a. deep as a basket; deair-
nlBa. ous to possees.
Ka'kanto'atoa, a. freq. of kantoatoa. KakaTria, v. t. to desire to posaesa.
Ka'kafi, n. keenness; aharpneaa. Bla'kablnBka'u, v. a. freq. of kabine-
Ka'kftfi, a. sbarp ; keen. kau.
K&luifl, a. caonibal ; being a cannibal ; Kakabín'tla, a. freq, of kabintia.
accustomed to eating human fleah. Sakalilblna, v. a. freq. of kabibioa.
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Kftkftliiko'iikoo. v. i. treq. at Icabi- Xakft'Ua'Uft, v. t. freq. oí íaíii^
koukou. kia.
Eitka'bikoiiko'na, v. t. freq. of k&- K»kftkl'ekls, o. i. freq. of kakiekie.
bikoukoua. Xa'kakleklo'a, c. t. fraq. of kakie-
Xakabo'lftrArft, v. i. freq. of kaboi^ kiea.
rara. Ka'k•kloViw, d. f. freq. of kaki^
K&kftbo'Iarftrft, d. t. fraq. of kftboúi- kioa.
rara. Eak&'klbft'tU, d. t. freq. of kakiba-
Eakabo'ub'a, v. «. freq. of kaboub'Eu tia.
Ett'kabono, v. a. fraq. of kabono. Xaka'klbeVb», v. i. freq. of kakibe-
Eakabo^onino, v. a. freq. of kabono- kibe.
nano. Kftka'klboklb^k, v. t. fraq. of kaki-
KB]knbo'1U1>ofi&, d. (. fraq. of kabo- bekibea.
DiboBa. Kak&lni'aiiTEfi, o, i. freq. of kakuaa-
Kakabo'raborft, o. t. freq. of kabora- raS.
bora. Xakaku'anrafi, n. much unreaaonable
Eakabo'rakfl, v. *. freq. of kaborake. cbaffing.
Kakabo'rla, v. i. freq. of kaboria. Ek'kara, v, i. ta gtovr old (preceded
ZalübotBXma'ra, v. t. fraq. of kabo- bv ait<).
taunara. KftU'n, v. t. freq. of kara.
Kft'ïabotauiui'ii, o. t. freq. of kabo- Eakaralti, v. i. freq. of karaiti.
taunari. Eakmra'ltiíi, d. t. freq. of karaitia.
KBkabo'toa,'c. t. freq. of kabotoa. Eakam'oa, v. t. freq. of karaoa,
Ka'ïabotnm'&'ka, v. t. freq. of kabo- Eakara'ol, v. i. to engage in making
tum'aka. or doing.
Eakabo'Vl, v. i. freq. of kabowi. Kakara'ol, n. construction; making;
Xa'kabuft'nlb'ai, c. o. freq. of ka- doing.
buanib'ai. Eakara'olroa, v. (. freq. of karaoiroa.
Ka'kabna'kaka, t. t. freq. of kabu- Kaka'niu, «. i. freq. of^ karau.
akaka. Kaka'raou, v. i. freq. of karaun.
■ ■ ' ' * .... . . .^ jj, i^j karaiir.._.
. (. íreq. of karau-
Xa'kabnn•ne'l, v. t. freq. of kabu- Ka'karaatà'rU, v. t. freq. of karan-
nenefl. taria.
Eakabau'nft, v. t. freq. of kabanna. Xaka'ran, v. i. freq. of karau.
Eakabnn'iuü, t>. i. írea. of kabunuai. Kaka'raiia, c. f. freq. of karana.
Ealcabufi, v. i. freq. oi kabufi. Xakar&'nea, v. i. freq. of karanea.
Ea'kababa, o. freq. of kabubu. Kaka'rafl, v. i. freq. of karaQ.
Kakabn'bata, v. I. freq. of kabubuta. Ka'knmfia, e. t. fraq. of karafia.
KAka'buTe, v. *. freq. ot kabura. Ea'kar&'bakau, v. i. to conspire; to
Kakabu'rlnako, d. i. freq. of kabu- plot insurractioa.
riaako. Ka'kar&baka'ua, v. t. to cradit one's
Xakabu'ruru, v. i. freq. of kabururu. self in públic with skill which tha
Ka'lEabtltu, n. i. fraq. of kabutu. . pereon does Bot poeaesB.
Kakabwe'ara, v. t. freq. of kabwe'ara. Xalcara'k»raka, v. i. freq. of kara*
Kaknbwe'&rl, t>. i. freq. of kabweari. karaka.
Xa'kak•ru, u. *. freq. of kakeru. Kak&'rakl, n. i. freq. of karaki.
Eakake'wekewe, v. i. freq. oí kake- Xakanücl, «. i. to telt about.
wekewe. Eak&'rakina, v. t. fraq. of karakina.
Eakake'wekewfl, n. a repeated Eaka'raUna, v. t. freq. of karakina.
charge of freqüent lying. Eaka^ako, a. small.
Kaluikeweke'wea, v. t. freq. of ka- Eakara'koa, v. t. to make smaller or
kewekewea, lesa,
EB'kakÍB''fiafia, v. i. freq. of kaMa- Kakara'lEoroa, v. t. freq. of karako-
Zfika'klA^la, o. t. freq. of kakiakia. Eaka'rara, v. i. freq, of karara.
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Ka'kRru&'oinft, v. a. freq. of kara- Kabl'ro, v. i. to dodge.
raoDia. Eaka'ro, n. the act or art of dodgin^
K&'l•arara<Hna'«A, t>. t. freq. of karO' Kaka'ron, v. i. to dodge.
raomaea. Eftk&ro'&aa, v. i. freq. of karoDoa.
Kakara'roa, v. t. freq. of kararoa. Ka'karobft''iatM, v. t. freq. of kaio-
Ka'karawa'wsta, v. *. freq. of kara- baroba.
wawata. Kaka'rcikaro, v. i. freq. of karokaro.
Ea'kara'WKwata'ea, «. t. freq. of ka- Eaka'roro, v. i. freq. of karoro.
rawawataea. Eaka'roron, v. i. freq. of karoron.
Kaka'rem'aU/l, v. i. freq. of kare- Eft'ïarotu, v. i. freq. of karotu.
m'akai. Kakarai/la, v. i. freq. of karuoia.
EakaT«^«r«in«, v. i. freq. of kare- Xakaru'oiuiko, a. freq. of kamonako.
mereme. Kakaru'orao, v. i. freq. of karuoruo.
Eakarem'rsin, v. j. freq. of karem- Eakaru'omo, v. a. abounding íd ka-
rem. ruorvo.
Kokarsm^m'ft, v. t. freq. of karem- Ka'kamo'^OA, v. t. freq. of karu-
rem'a. oruoa.
Eakll'refie, a. not aafely placed; in Ka'karoo'tiül, c. i, freq. of karu-
daiiger of falliíig. otua.
BCak&Taíie, n. inaecurltj of position; Eakamb•'rube, v. i. freq. of karu-
danger of falling. berube.
gakarg•fiíittt, v. i. freq. of karefiutu. Eaka'mkara, v. i. freq. of karukaru.
Kaka'reb&'na, e. (. freq. of karebana. Eakatft', a. jocoae (aee tnamkaüare) .
Eaka^ek&'tfia, v. i. to go about put- Eakata'fl&re, d. a. freq. of kataeare.
ting one's self as a guest on oUiera. Eakata'enfiíio, v. o. freq. of katae-
Eaka'rskare, v. i. freq. of karekare. nano.
Eaka'retlka, o. i. freq. of karetika. Enkata^'enafl, c. >. freq. of kataenafi.
Eaka'ri, c i, to sew or tie on thatob. Sakata'erea, v. t, freq. of kataerea.
Xaka'^, n. the process of tjiog oa Es'kataeta'ea, v. t. freq. of katae-
tbatcli to a house: the tnine nith taea.
wkich it is done. Ea'ïatau, v. i. freq. of kataii.
Kaka'rinàlift, v. a. freq. of karinaba; Eakata'nn&ta, v. t. freq. of katau-
abounding in laige blàck ante. nata.
KakaMkaua, i>. t. freq. of korikaua. Ettkata'niuiti, v. 4. freq. of katau-
SakaMbanUte, v. a. freq. of kari- nati.
kamate. Ka'katanra'oa, r. (. freq. of katau-
Kaka'rikarl, c. i. freq. of karikari. raoa.
Eaka'rikl, v. i. freq. of kariki. Ka'kataont'ol, v. i. freq. of katau-
Kaka'riklim'omsta, a. freq. of kari- raoi.
kinaomata. Kakata'urake, v. i. freq. of katau-
SakB'riklna'omatS, o. t. freq. of ka- rake, to draw Dear as a ahoal of fisb.
rikinaomata. Kakata'ataa, t>. *. freq. of katautau.
Kaka'rlkinrafi.', a. freq. of karikin- Ea'katanta'na, c. i. freq, of katau-
raD. taua.
EakaMklnra'íla, v. t. freq. of kari' Ea'katama^oa, v. í. freq. of kata-
kinrafia, maroa, to make beautiful.
KakaMUnto'a, a. freq. of karikin- Ka'katiJi, t>. t. freq. of lütan, to go
toa. Into the lee of.
Kaka'rlklboaka, a. freq. of kariki- Sakatà^nelft, v. t. freq. of kataneia.
buaka. Zakatà'nlfiAjnara'u, v. i. freq. of ka-
EakK'rlraka, v. t. freq. of karfraka. tanifiamarau, to cause to be induB-
Kak&'riraki, a. freq, of kariraki. trioua.
Kak&'rtrl, v. i. freq. of kartri. Eakat&'nifioa, v. t. freq. of katani-
Eakarl'rl, v. i. freq. of kariri. Doa, to hide witli a view to preserve.
Ka'kaiirl'a, v. t. freq. of kariria. Ea'katafi, v. i. freq. of kataD.
Eaka'rlte^aks, v. a. freq. of kari- Ka'katab'a'nla, v. i. freq. of kata-
teirake. bauín.
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Xakat&'baba, v. i. freq. of katababa. Kalïatlbxre^bwe, v. i. freq. oí la-
Kaluttfibaba'ea, v. t. freq. of kataba- tibwetibwe.
baea. EakAti'kl, v. i. freq. of katikf.
Ea'katab'a'Tft, c. t. freq. of kataban, Eakati'kltlka, t. t. freq. of katikl-
Ea'katàbea''lailft, v. i. freq. of kata^ tika.
beaiaOA. Kakatl'kltlU, v. i. fniq. of ksti-
Kakat&1}iJii, a. freq. of kaUbun. kitïk].
Ea'katakala'la, v. i, freq. of kata- Knka'tíni, v. t. freq. oí katira.
kaiaia. Xalutl'rib'afie, v. i. freq. of kotiri-
Ka'ïatakamm'a, «. t. freq. of kata- b'aOe.
karurua. ' Kakatl'rlbo, c. t. freq. of katirlbo.
Eakat&'re, v. «. freq. of kabire. Kakati'rlboa, v. t. freq. of katiriboa.
Eakatk'rln, d. t. freq. of katarin. Xakati'ti, v. t. freq. of katiti.
Eaka'tatal, v. i. freq. of katataf. Ka'katltuAra'oa, v. t. freq. of kati-
Xakata'wanoa, v. i. freq. of katawa- tuaraoa.
nou. Kft'katttnara'ol, v. «. freq. oí kaü-
Ealüt•lia'a'i•, v. i. freq. of katei- tuaraoi.
maie. Ea'katonto'^u, d. t. freq. of katou*
Za'kateimft'toa, v. t. freq. of katei- toua.
matoa. KakatWmAm, c. i. freq. of katoman.
Ea'kataib'&'b'al, v. i. freq. of katei- Xk''katofia, o. i. to rejoice; to exult;
b'&b'ai. t'l joji to be ^lad.
Ea'bit«ib'ft'b'al, «. í. freq. of katel- Ka'taitofia, n. joy; eiultatim; glad-
b'ab'ai. neas,
Xa'kataibu'aka, «. t. freq. of katel- Kak&to^iblA, o. t. freq. of katobibia.
b'ab'ai. Ea'katokK, v. t. freq. of katokfl.
Eakate'lkal, e. i. freq. of kateikai. Ea'katoka, v. t. freq. of katoka.
Eakatyiri, v. i. freq. of kateira. Eakato'katoka, v. t. freq. of katoka-
Eabat•'iraJIa, v. i. freq. of katel- toka.
raOa. Eakato'kliiano, v. a. freq. of kato-
Eakato^mfiA, o. i. freq. of kateimfia. kinano.
Ka'katema, v. i. freq. of kateme. Ka'katoko, v. i. freq. of katoko.
Ka'katefietfl^«a, v. t. freq. of kate- Ka'katoroba'aka, «. «. freq. of ka-
fleteflea. torobuaka.
Ea'kateba, v. >. freq. of katebe. Ka'katorobna'kaka, v. i. freq. of ka-
KafcfttenMtebe, o. i, freq. oí kat«- torobuakaka.
betebe. Ka'katorobu'boa, v. í. freq. of kato-
Sakatencatekfi, o. t. freq. oí katei- robubua.
kateka. Ealu.toroti'b'a, «. t. freq. of katoro-
Ea'kateks, a. freq. oí kat«ke. tib'a.
Xa'katsksMa a. freq. of katekeria. Eakato'rotoro, v. i. freq. of katoro-
Eakate'keteka, v. a. íi«q. oí kat«- toro.
keteke. Rakat^to, v. i. freq. of katino.
Xa'katente'rea, «. í. freq. of katere- KaTtatM»"», «. í. freq. of katHtsa.
terea. Ea'katoto'fia, v. t. freq. of katotofia.
Eakateta, v. i. freq. oí katete. Eaka'tua, v. i. freq. of katua, to play
Ealtatete'n&no, v. a. freq. oí kate- the game of katua frenuently.
tenano. Eaka'tuO, v. t. freq. of katua.
Eaka'U, v. *. freq. of katï; to Hhoot Kakatu'atftra, v. i. freq. of katua-
again and again. tara.
Kak&'tl, V. i. freq. of k&ti, to play Kakatula'la, v. a. freq. of katuiaia;
mnch at cards. abounding in katuiaia.
Kakatia, a. frei^. of katia. Ka'katum, v. i. freq. of katuru.
Eakatl'atia, c. i. freq. of katiatia. Xa'katurutu'ïoa, v. t. freq, of katu-
Kakatl'otlo'a, v. t. freq. of katio- ruturua.
tioa. Kakatu'tu, v. i. freq. oí katutu.
Xakatl^e, v. i. freq. oí katíne. Ka'kawK, v. i. freq. of kawA.
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a'emwsre, v. i. froq. of ta- Eti'kairÍta'katok&, v. l. íreçi. of k»-
waemwere. wïtokatoka.
X&kftwa'eriboao, v. i. Ireq. of kawae- Ka'kea, adf. do; not (ft Makin
ribono. word)
K&kftwa'erlbo'noa, c. I. freq. of ka- Kake'liika, v. t. to louse; to excita to
waerlboQoa. lÏTelj action.
Kakawa'etata, v. t. fieq. of kswH«- Eake'iakl, v. t to engage in stirriíig
tata. Tip to work.
Eakawa'Ialmons, V, i. freq. of ka- Xake'lakl, n. a stirring up to actíon.
waiaimone. Kake'o, n. {Eng.) the cacao tree.
Eakawa'lrln&n, o. i. freq. of kawairi- Kake'nakon, v. t. to remove.
nan. Eake'nikBiia, v. t. to set at digging.
Eakn'n«'litral, v. i. freq. of kawaiwai. Ealefia, n. a collection of cocoanut-
Kakawa'nawaiia, t>. t. freq. of ka- shell wàter botties.
wanawaua. Ea'keboa, i>. I. to fill ta tbe fuIL
Kakawa'natra]i&, v. t. freq. of ka- (Obadiah, 5.)
wanawana. Kak6^èa, v. t. to wink one eje.
Kakawa'nlkal, a. freq. of kawauikai. Kakfrïea, v. t. to rattie.
Eakawsfiawafia, c. a. freq. of ka- Eakè^ekèke, n. a rtri not oiled, lued
waDawatla. as a batbiíu; anit.
K(Üutva'fiavafl&, v. t. freq. of ka- Sakeke^ikftka, t>. t. to raake one
waQawani. Btand back.
Eaka'wakswa, v. i. freq. of kawa- Ka'kekem&'tal, c. i. to gnaah the
kawa. teetb.
Eaka'wakawft, v. t. to penuit, or in- Eaker&'ka, o. t. to make one canj a
duce a child to creep. load in a. baaket.
Xak&''wakl, a. predoiii; rer^ valn- Koke'rakea, v. t. to move to the eait.
able. Kak•'rloa, v. t. to move towaid the
EaknwK'^, v. i. freq. of kawfikl. west.
Eaka'waklna, v. t. freq. of kawa- Kalrem, v. i. to engage in aeiaulting.
kina. Ka'kam, n. an assault.
Ea'kawara, v. t. freq. of kawara. Kake'ma, f. t. to craunch; to ram aa
Sakawa''r«ÍiW«a, v. t. freq. of kawa^ a gun; to cleanae a karewe ehell
rebwea. witb a. atick : to aaaault a bouge or
EakawaMkl, v. t. freq. of kawariki. settlement nith bostüe intent.
Efikawa''wB, o. i. freq. of kawawa. Kaké'mkfiru, n. a shell-fiah, the
Xa'kawawa'ea, v. t. freq. of kawa- Kaké'mkfini, v. i. to rattie.
waea. Eakfrakinia, v. t. to rattie.
Kakaws^e, v. 1. freq. of kawene. Eake'WMt, ti. t. to charge one with
Ka'kaweTe^ea, », t. freq. of kawe- lying.
wenea. Kakew•kem, v. i. to engage in
Eakawl'K, V. t. freq. of kawla. charging one witb freqüent lying.
Eaka-wl'abuaka, c. i. freq. of kawla- Xakewekewea, v. (. freq. of kakewea.
buaka. X&'ki, o. t. to remove; to throw awaj;
Kakawl'araol, v, i, freq. of kawla- to place; to put.
raoi. Kft'kl, n. a rejection; a puttiug away;
Kakawl'u&to&i v. t. freq. of kawl- a deeiating trom.
matoa. Xakla'fiafia, v. t. to etir up one's aelf
Eakavl'TeniwB, o. i. freq. of kawi- to activity.
remwe. Kakla'kla, v. i. to engage In scatter-
Eakawl^iiiwea, v. i. freq, of ka- ing fisb by a sudden attack.
wíremwea. KaUa'ki&, v. t. to cause a acattering
BCakBwltata, V. i. freq. of kawitata. of flsb by a eudden attack.
Kakawltatíl, v. t. freq. of kawitata. Kaklekle, o. i. to engage In providing
Ka'kawlto'kóa, ti. (. freq. of kawl- one with a mat.
tekea. Kakl'ekiea, c. (. to provide or fumish
Eakawl'tokB, v, t. freq. of kawibdca. one wltb a mat.
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Kk'Uoft, V
'. t, to Chase away: to por- L•i'klr•r•'a, o. t. caiu. of kirere.
8ue. Xakl'rewQ, v. i. caua. of kirewe.
Xaklo'kloa, v. i, freq. of kakioa. KkkliVwea, v. t. chub. of kirews.
KaMmamata, v. (. to cbarge with XaU'rUrlft, v. t. caus. of kirisria.
cowardice or fear. Kakliio'ilofi, c. i. caus. of kirioQoS.
XaUmaJua'ka, v. i. ta cause coward- Kaklrlo^ofiíi, o. t. caus. of kirioflofi.
ice. gafclrlwia'flainaflft, v. t. caua. of kiri-
Kaklm'&'fio, v. *. to caoie improvi- maHamafia.
dence. EaMrlintoa, d. i. caua. of kirimto,
Kakitn'a'klm'a, v. t. to make Bharp. Kaklrlbe'ubeu, o. *. caua. of kiri-
Ea'klm'aro'irel, v. i. to cauae jay. beubeu.
Ka'kím'arelrs'la, c. t. to give jo; to; KaklMbeuïv^ia, v. t. caua. of kiri-
to gladden. beubeu.
Eft'klmoK, V. t. to chaTge with tbett Xaklrlto^tofi, d, i. caua. of kiri-
Kaklmo'totoa, v. t. to aborten. toUitofi.
Eakl'nfi, v. t. to inapect or teet by Kaklrlto'lUtofla, v. t. caua. of kíri-
adzlng a little. toDitoS.
Ea'klnAka, t>. i. to Impart the kinaka, Xaklrlinilcawaka, v. 1. caiu. of kirl-
Xaklna'kliift, v. I. fi«q. ot kakina. wakawaka.
Eakl'nakoa, v. t. to moTe away; to Xakl^we, o. i. caua. of kiriwe.
remoTC to a little dlstance. Kaklrtwe'a, v. t. caua. of kiriwe.
Xnkln&toa, v. t. to cauae acarriug by Xa'klro, s. distant
climbing. KaJcfwata, c. t. to aet aaide; to re-
Eakina'w&nawa, v, t. to make tho move.
akln apotted. Xako'a, v. (. caus. of ko.
Kakl'noa, v. t. to pursue ; to chaae. Kako'aoi, v. t. to believe ; to prore.
KaUn'rafla, v. 1. ^ demorslize. Eako'aua, n. proof.
Ea'kiba, v. (. to make Sj. EiloaU, c. i. to beg, especiall^ for
Eaki'b'fto, V. a. causing the kibaa con- tobacco and food.
dition. Sftkoa'koa, v. t. (aee kaakoakoa).
XRklbVoa, V. t. to cauae one to walk Kako'ua, v. t. to atlr up; to excite;
in a atooping attitude. to agitate.
Ka'klb'uiH, v, a. cauaiog •hiftlew• Xa'kom, v. i. to fall short as aín ar-
ticle of foodj to fiab with bait tied
Kaklba'klbii, v
o engsge in mak-
, _^..^ to tbe líne, but haring no flah-hook,
ing a bird to fif, Eako'na, v. t. to put closer toeetíier.
Xakibakib&, v. (. to eanoe to fly : to Eako'nakoiia, o. t. caua. oi kona-
flap.
Kakíbk
klbk'klbfikl. V. o. caualng a co:
atant eraviug for food.
KakibKtis, V. t. to make skillful i
throwíog.
Ea'Ubea, v. t. to etir aa a líquid.
Eakib•'nTla, t>. t. to agitate; to stlr
up aa mud in a pool.
E^beOübe,
Eako^iinftr «
Kako'nonoa, v
ua. of koain.
to tie or laah Terj
ib'il'Mi, tr. t. to teli or permit ona
to cllmb a tree with the breaat
againat tbe trunk.
Kakobora'kfla, c. f. to cause to
.„..„. -_ bubblo up.
scratching as a hen, or in stirring Ea'koko, n. th« ^ung atraight co-
as a cook. coanut leaf, not fet opened.
Eakib«lclbea, v. t. to treat a chicken Eako^onA, v. t. caua. of kokona.
to a acratching for food, as a heu Eako'rakal, v. a. caua. of korakal,
doea. causinj! mental distreaa.
KakIni'oU, «. i. cans. of kiraoki. Kako'raka'la, v. f. to cauae one to b«
Eakira'oka, v. í. caus. of kiraoki. in menta! dístrega, or fatigue.
Saki^raroï, v. t. caua. of kiraroa.
Ka'klrei, v. t. cans. of kirei.
Eakirvla, v. t. caua. of klrei.
EftklTB^ v. i. oauB. of kirere.
Sako'rakora, v. i. caua. of korakora.
Eako^akorï, t>. t. caus. of korakora.
Eako^oa, v, t, to baul up a canoe: to
fulflll.
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Eakoroa'ea, v. t. to sail paat; to pasB Kttlmknre^, v. t. to please.
by. (Acte 20: 16,)
Zakoroilcu, v. i. to act ia a tlireaten-
ing waj toward s weaker persou or
aa inferior.
K&korob'&''eii, v. i. to allow a canoe
to ^ouad in Bhoal wàter.
Eakt/robun, v. a. not eaailf swal-
lowed aa feabiibu made iato a loal
with llttle moisture.
Eako'Tobiifi, v. a. not eaailj swal- KakuMt&'ta,
lowed as kahuhu made into h.. loaf Kaku'rlt&t&,
Kaku'reb•ft, v. t. caus. of kurebe; to
disarrange. (JoeI2:T.)
Ka'kur&, V. i. caus. of kura.
Eftkura'Bft, «. í. to causa one to hava
small pimpleB.
Ea.'kimra, v. i. caus. of kurere.
Eftkure'r•a, v. í. to territy: to broU
Blightly as fish.
Ka'kori, n. a game.
IS. of kuritatft.
to basten; to
Ka'ra, n. a Urge roíl of kaittbu: an
aged person.
, Xfi'rft, n. soft coral strata, often oc-
curring at tbe bottom of babai
E&'ra, o. t. to scrape; to cut with r
draw knife or spoke shave; to grave
to keep off <
p«rform; to bring to pase. (Jer.
33; 14.)
Kakororo'a, d. t. to make short aa a
Bkirt.
Eako'tlkota, v. t. to make blunt oi
dull.
Ka'kuil, c. t, to weary.
Kaku'a, v. i. to cause weariness.
Kakuana'oituita, t>. i, to chaff tm-
kindly or cxceBBÍvely.
Kftku'anrafl, tr. *. to cbafT u
ably.
Eftku'ab&ba, v. i. to c
confuBed or puzzled.
Eakoa'kua, i>. t. to weary; to chaff.
K&ku'lkul, V. i. to cause to wiuce or
twitch.
Xftkulku'la, V. t. to cause to wince or
twitch.
Ka'ktun•, v. i. cB.ua. of kume.
Ea'kimieft, v. t. caus. of kume.
Xakuna'ifía, a. very many: strang»;
amazlne. sun.
EAktuia'm&, v. t. to amaze; to ter- Kitra^tl, e. i. to pass by a house fre-
rorize. quently,
EBka'nlin&nÍfiai^ia&, v. t. to cause EÚaltia, n. t. to briug Què's self iuto
one to fear or stand aghast. freqüent vlew by paaaing and r»-
Kftku'nlmftnifia^Üfln, v. a. occasion- passing.
Ing horror. Xa'rao, v. t. to make (used in com-
Kaku'nlkuiu, v. t. to mar or ponc- pouiíds).
ture wood with a sbarp pointed Kara'oa, v. t. to make; to do; to cre-
thiUK- ftte ; to effect.
Kaku't>a, e. i. to cause to atart front Kara'ol, n. a youug cocoannt, tbe oni-
íright. &ua well olled for purposes of in-
Kaku'bJl, o. t. to cause one to atart cantation.
snddenly from frlght : to shock Eara'oiioa, o. t. to make good: to
KKku'ku, V. i. to engage in carrying pralse; to justify.
□n tbe bl•lck. Eara'olroa, n. praise.
Xa'kukn'a, v. t. to carry on tbe back. Eara'olrol, n. praise.
Kaku'kune, v. i. caus. of kuknne. Ka^an, v. i. to raia.
Kaku'kunea, v. t. caus. of kukune. Ea^an, n. rain-water; raln.
Kaka'kurel, v. t. to ^Te pleasure or Karaliii, n. t. to do gently; karava
gladueas. te tavtae = to make quieting
Kara'oa, v. t. to spread out to dry.
Eara'eft, v. t. to make mueh litter.
to be Eara'eb'arl, n. tbe half of a frond of
a young cocoanut tree over tha
abouider for ornament or incanta-
Earaeb'a'ria, v. t. to wear the half
of a frond of a cocoanut tree tied
over tbe shoulder.
Xa'ral, n. tnread.
Sara^a, e. t. to make flerible, as a
cocoanut leaf by wilting it under the
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wordB, t. 0. to spologlse; to explsm Kftrababn'aft, v. t. to flatteD ont aa
kindlj. eott food.
E&ra'naka, v. t. to utàefy wfth food. Kari'bcib&ii, v. i. to conspira ; ta
Ea'ntnn, n. « large nine. plot tosether; to converH together.
Za^^nn, v. i. to flah with & seioe. KarfclwiÉaii, n. eonspiracf ; plot.
Xara'nnia, v. t. to take flah with a Kar&lMÚUi'nA, t>. t. to make akíll-
ieine. fui.
Eant'onoa, v, t. to pluek a singlo Kmrè.'bm, a. steep.
eocoaaut front a bunch gentlj. Ea'rabeM, a. sloping; elanting,
KaraiiurCro, n. unceasing rain. K&'rabino, n. a round spear.
Kara'orBa, v. i. to act gently or Za'rablno'a, c. f. to cauae to roll;
bIowIj. to roll.
Karaura'na, v. t. freq. of karana. Xa'mblnobl'noa, v. t. freq. oí kara-
Earà'nrea, v. t. to separate. binoa; to cauge to roll, as a balL
Karanta'flliiako, n, a passing Bhower Karalïa, v. t. to increase,
of larse and aoitj dropi. Ka'rakara, n. a bírd, tbe
Xaraat&Ma, v. t. to thoroughl^ Xa'rakara, c. i. to hem.
rinse. Ea'rftkar&, c. t. to acrape ai tbe
Ka'rtuí, o. i. to be on tbe watch throat bj bemming.
againat; to stand guard. Xa'raka'raka, v. t. freq. of karaka.
Ka^an, n. <Eng.) a gallon. Kara'l•araka, v. i. to eugage in in-
Ka'rana, v. t. to wayHij. creaaing.
Earanoa, v. i. to engage in fiabing Xa'rake, v. i. to cngage in a certain
for imall «quid by inoonlight. incantatioa for det«cting a crim-
Za^nnaft, «. 1. to flBh for amall inal.
equld by moonligbt. Xa^«k«a, v. t. to cause an odor to
Karuie'aiie&, v. t. to polisb. be perceived.
Ka'nuiens'a, v. í. to prorldo a waj Xara'kemfiíi, v. i. to flsb for netce
of ezit tbrougb a crowd or tbicket. with torchea od the ocean reef.
Karane'bo'jieboa, v. t. to polish; to Eara'kemàii, n. fishing for neus ^th
make abine. torcbea en tbe ocean reef.
Eft'ra&, V. i. to engage In flattering. E&'ràki, ii. i. come aloDg, often used
Ka'rafi, n. fiattery. in the imperative; to proceed wilb-
Ear&^Ú, n. a atream; a biook; a out dela^ to one'a norl^
rirer. Ka'rahl, n. a. stoiy.
Xa'rafia, v. t. to flatter: to apeak ill X&'rakliía, v. t. to go witbout delaj
of ooe; to defame. to one'a work.
Eara'&O, v. t. to uptet. Ka'raklna, v. t. to deacribe; to teli;
Eftrafia'ina, n. tbe break of daj. to narrate.
Eftrafla'lna, a. at break of day. Xa'raklto'ro, v. i. to speak iU (Ma
Kara''&arafi&, v. t. freq. of karafia. iaetaebwika) .
Kara'fiarafia, c i. to satl with the Ka'rako, a. little; amall; tew.
aheet bauled well in, canaing a ria- Ka'rako&, f>. t. to make teas.
ing of tbe outri^ier. Xar&ko'roa, c. t. to flll almoat full:
EarafUraJi, v. i. to speak ill of; to to pass naar to.
intosicato as liquor. Ka^'rara, v. i. to eaw as a bird: to en-
Kara'fUrafi, n. the speakins ill of. gage in cbanting, before the per-
Kara'tUiaüa, v. t. to intoxicats. lormance of an incantstion.
Ka'rab'a, c. t. to thank; to approre. Ka'ram, ». tbe chanting previoua to
Sa'rab'a, n. thanks. tbe perfonnance of an incanta-
Ka'raba, v. t. to conceal; to hide;
to secrete.
Za'raba, n. concealment; secreey.
Kar&'babft, v. I. to make broad.
Ka'rababa, n. dried pandanus fruit. Ka'rarï, n. tbe perfor
Ear&baba'ea, V. J. to widen; to make cantation on tbe flrst appearance
broad. of the menies.
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Earftrs'ea, v. t. to msk« bloodr; to Earomo'l, v.Í.to engage in gattiering
bloodj: to Bubject a yoilng woman cocoanutg bj pelting.
just adolescent to aa incantatioii. Earemo'l, n. the process of gatberiíig
Karara'oma, v. a. oausing anzietj or cocoanuts by pelting them.
Borrow. Earem'reiii, v. i. to glean. (Uicah
Ear&Tft'omíl, v. t. to make aniiouB. 7:1.)
Ka'raraoina'ea, v. t. to make amioiu. Karem'rem'B, o. t. to glean.
Karar&'nlm&n, v. i. to yawn. Ea'ivnil, v. t, to win by kindnesB.
Ka'rarafi, n. a veiy ahallow and nar- EarCna, v. t. to atretch.
row channel on a flat, only a lew Ka'renao, v. i. to batbe in the iurf,
mchea deep. on the ocean gide.
Earft^ak&, V. (. íreq. of karaka. (Jer. Sa'renao, tt. aurf bathing.
6:4.) Ka'refiao, v. a. entangled; snaríed;
Kft'rar&tl, o. >. to cause a sense of mixed up as people of different
íuJInees aa íood. plaoes.
Ka'rara'tla, v. t. to cauie a peraon to Earefia'oa, c. t, to entangle; to miz
feel a aenae of fullnese fiom drink- up; to jumble togetber.
ing mucb karetoe. Ea'Te&ntu, n. a game in which eSort
Ka'raroft, v. t, to put at a distance. is made to bit a cocoanut on the
Ea^awa, a. heaven; the blue eky; ground witb a stick.
the skies. Es'refiutu, o. i. to play the game of
Ea'rawam«'rlmeri, n. the bigbest kareúuta.
beaven. Karoba'na, v. t. to throw at.
Karaw&'wata, v. i. to make heavy. Xa'reb'e, n. a social meal among
KaTawíl'wat&, v. t. to make heaTy. fishermen on the erening before the
XarawA'wata, n. a source or cause of fishing excuraion: the food itself.
heavineBs or aorron. Ka'reb'e, v. i. to paitake of the ka-
Ka're, v. i. to engage in throwing; to reb'e.
freahen as the wind. Xare^'ea, v. t. lo explode; to make
Ka'rea, c. t. to cast at; to throw at; aomething give forth a sharp sound.
to make an oSering or aacriflce to. Kare'bea, d. I. to tum up or out the
Ea'rea, n. a sacriflce; an offering. lid of the eye.
Ka'rsina, c. t. to oíTer in aacrifice. Ka'rsbena'kDa, v. t. caus. of rebe-
Kare&'Üa, t>. t. to induce one to go or neko.
travel. Eareb'e^eb'e, v. i. to pop.
Karo'lo, f». a hypocrite; a deceiver. EarebVreb'e, n. very thick cocoanut
Xareu',' O. rough aa the sea (see molaHaea that popa while boiitng.
karou). EarebVreb'ea, v. t. fre<|. of kareb'ea.
Eare'ua, v. i. to be heedless in word Ka'rebo, v. i. to report incorrectlj or
or conduct when going about witb careleasly.
othera. Karebo'a, v. t. to report incorrecUy
Kareoatao, c. a. piled up. or carelessly.
Eareoatao, v. t. to pile. <Ia. 30: Ka'reboti, «. í, to appropriat« a re-
33.) eerred seat.
Ea'rem'ft, r. i. to glean. Ka'reboU, n. the appropriating of a
Earem'a'ewe, a. scarce; not abun- seat or plaee reserved for another.
dant; scant. Xarsïotia, v. i. to direct one to take
Ea'rem'akft'í, d. i. to pla^ a game anotber's seat
witli operculums. Eare'bua, v. t. caus. of rebu, to set to
Ka'rem'ak&'l, n. an operculum, work or do; to pulverize.
EarvmS'raila, v. a. here and there Ea'rebon, a. promiscuauei from tb-
one ; not numerous. rious placea.
Ea'rMiiaÜ, n. (Eng.) calamus. Karebu'nla, v. t. to impoae a variety
Kar«ia•'reiiie, v. i. to engage in ap- of work on one at a single time.
propriating to one's aelf improperly. Ka'rebut&ta, v. i. cans. of rebutata.
Kareme'raiae, n. an improper ap- Xarekft'ifia, v, i. ta ga from house to
propriating to one's self . house iminvited.
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KkrekK^ila, n. a freqüent ealling or Xk^rom, o, aweet like Ibwnre or
going frotn houBe to houae without BUgar.
invitation. EftTVwe'rewa, a. freq. oi kanwe;
Kft'rekare, v. t. to be engaged in ver7 aweet.
tbrowíng. E&'ri, n. flahiiig for the ikari.
Ka^kare, n. the Kct of Uirowliig. K&'rl, o. t. t« flsh Íot the tJI;art.
X&rak&'Tea, v. I. to pelt. Ea'rl, n. (Bng.) a cod.
Km.'Ttikn, n. an earringi a mixtura of Xa'rlft, v. t. to look for as a craft to
two or morè preparationa of fco- appear in the horizoa.
bvtm. Sarla'ia, o. (. caus. of rial.
XaiVkM, D, t. cauH. of reke ; to get; Karlil'iu, d. i. to flih foi the aua with
to obtain; to procure; to bring a setne.
abúut; to occasiou. Earl&'na, n. the proceas of catohiag
Ka'rakena'tabo, v. i. to blow in Huch the atta with a. seine.
a dÍTection aa to enable a canoe to Kaxi'arft, a, veij large; Tery great.
viiit a place and retum. Xaii'an^'Ba, v, t. to increaw; to make
EaiVkena, v. t. to adora the ear with morè or larger.
an earring of any kind. Karl'ftrla, v. t. freq. of karla.
Kax•'kenilno, o. i. to be intoreating: Karl'ftrla, v. í. to be on the lookout
to produee canatipation. for an arrÍTal.
Xnn'kereko, v. a. not alippeiy, ag a Xarl'uía, n. conatant watchfulnesft
diy cocoanut trunk when climbed. for an arrival.
Earé'ketaim, v. i. to stare. Karl'era'kea, v. t. cans. of rierake.
EareOtetara, n. ataring. EàrletK'ta, v. i. caus. of rietata.
Kar•'kfltona, n. (Qr.) ehaloedony. Kariet&ta, n. ca.ua. of rietata.
EaTere, n. a bome-made or extern- Xarletftti, v. t. caus. of rietata.
porízed flab-book. EaMo, o. t. caus. of río.
Ea^Yerea, v. t. to call upon a god to Karlo'a, o. (. caua. of río.
inflict vengeance. KarloMoa, v. t. freq. oi karioo.
Earere&n'tl, v, i. to curae. Ea'rlni'a, v. i. caua. of rim'a.
Xfirere&n''tlk, v. (. to curae. Sa'rlin'a, n. caus. of rim'a.
Ka'rerei, n. an ornamental girdle EaMnioa, n. the eldeat in a familf;
WOTD bj women. an older child.
Karer•'la, v. t. to approve; to aano- Ka'rimoft, v. t. to lat ons dspart Qnt
tion; to praiae. with an intontion to foUow.
Ka'rAreni'a, v. i. to be on the move; Ka'iimwi, n. a younger chüd.
to be aatír. Earimwl'a, v. t. to bave one foliow
XarereOiea, «. t. freq. of karekea. Inter.
(Nahum 1:2.) Earl^ia, v. t. to canae to enter; to
Ka'rereta, o. t. caua. of rereta. put on clotbeB.
Ka'rsttba, n. a waab-board in tha Ea'rlna, v. i. to do auddenlj.
bows of a canoe. Karl^iaa, d. i. to calk.
Xn'retabo, n. a certain diatribution Ea'rln&iu^ v. (. caua. of rinan.
or excban^ of foo4 in whicb thoae KarinK'iu», v. t. to humble; to make
who are just outside the man^aba low.
are aerved Qrat. Eft'rln&bn, n, a large black ant: the
Ea'reti, n. (Eng.) a caret. name of a certain star.
Ka'retlka, v. i. to play the game of BCa'iinaba'ua, n. a large fl^ing black
karetika. ant, the
Xa'retika, n. a game in wbich a amall Ett'rlnawa, n. » girdle of ahell-
club is thrown at a tree. beada.
Kareton'tun, v. i. to atumble or XaMnea, v, t. to honor; to abow re-
strike or íall against. It reaemblea apect to.
itntaba. SaiineMne, v. í. to ahow respect.
Xa'rewan, n. (Eng.) a caravan. Earlne'rliie, n. reapect.
Ea^we, n. the fresh sap írom the Zarlns'iines, v. t. freq. of karinea;
cocoanut bnd. to ahow one reapect.
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Earlnti'^ n. the second in a famil; Efrlraka, v. t. to straigbten, aa the
of tbree; the middle child- eplnal-cotumn.
Ka'rib'a, t>. t. ta make crowded, to K&'rlraki, o. erect, itratght u the
crowd. back. (Phys. p. 11.)
Earlba'ura, v, t, to make red ae K&'rlrl, a. famous through prosperity.
liquor or gio. Earl'ri, n. i, to eogage in tempting.
Ea'rlbanam, n. (Eng.) galbantun. Esrlrl'a, v. t. to tempt; to solicit.
Ka'rlb&ba, v. i. to ride the surf. Karl'rtm£t& v. t. to aelect a wife for
Xa'rlbàba, n. ridiíig the auri. one's son.
Ka'rtb&ba, v. t. to set close together, Karl'rlna, v. t. freq. of karina.
as plants. EaMilSa, v, i. to wait for sunshine.
Zarlb'a'rlb'a, n. the fragnients of tt>- Earl'rlka, v. t. to cause wakefulneas.
bacco eticks in a cask of tobaeco. Earl'rikana, v. i. to cause capricious-
Eftrtbo'nobaiio, v. i. caus. of ribono- nega of appetite.
boDo. Ka'rítst, t>. i. to be disobedieot; cot
Earlbo'noboiioa, v. t. caus. of ribono- to heed.
bono. Karltelrake, v. a. increasing ia se-
Ka'rlbu, n. e. sand bottDm. verity as aícknesB; increaeíDg in
Ea'ribiia, v. t. to strike with in- ugl; manoers.
creased íorce a peg or nail. Ka'ro, n. a parent.
Karlbu'rlbua, v. í, to daub or pelt Ka'rS, n. veiy deep wat«r; wàter
one with riba. dark beoause deep.
KaMkB, t>. t. to beget; to glve eiist- Xaro'a, v. i. to flsb for the t?Ktt.
enoe to; to creafce. Koro'à, v. t. to carry a child astride
Ea'rika, n. creation; the act of caus- on the shoulders.
ing to exist. KarO'a, v. t. to wait until dark: to
Kar&a'na, v. i. to break away aa da.rken.
from a contract. Karo^aroft, v. t. freq. of karoa; to
Ka'rlkamftte, a. numb ; asleep as the carr; frequentlj as a child on the
aim. ehoulder.
Earik&'ka, v. t. to cause to retum, Earo'aroa, v. i. to engage in carrying
or go back: to withdraw. (Sam. a child on the shoulder.
2:8.) Ka'rou, V. i. to fiah for rou.
gftYlkari, o. i. to throb. K&'rou, n. flahing for tou.
Ka'rlkarl, n. a throb. Ea'rou, a. rough aa the sea.
Eíi''rike, n. (Eng.) garlic Karouatao, v. a. taee kareuatao),
Kft'rlU, n. a descendant. (Phja. p. BO.)
Ka'rlkl, V. i. to couceiTe; to beoome Ea'roa, n. a flsh, the
preenant. Ea'rooa, v. t. to mossage a boil.
Eiui^klm&ta, v. t. to begin the mak- Es'rone, n. (Eng.) a colon;.
ing of a net. Ea'rofio, a. atale, as oocoanut which
Earl'kliia'oniata, a. well propor- has been long in a seraped condition.
tioned: kind; noepitable; social. Sà'roflo, n. a ringing in the ear.
EarÍ'kliiai'oinBt&, v. t. to make one Earo'floa, v. i. to make a noise.
kind and aocial. Karo'S.oa, n. a disturbing noise.
Kari'klnTa&, a. not well propor- Earo'florofio, o. freq. of karoSo.
tioned: un»ociable. Eftroba'roba, v. t. to make a aail
KaTÍ'kliirafi&, v. 1. to make one feel shake in the wind.
Karoba'roba, n. the shaking of a sail
Kari'kljitoa, a. of massive frame.
in the wind.
Eari'klbuaka, a. deformed.
Ea'rokaro, u. i. to cara for one's par-
Earl'klra, a. not well formed aa a.
ents.
ehlld.
Ea'rokam, «. the senae or power of
Earl'klTlkl, t». a new vlllage: a new
sight
6a6<ii pit
Earo^oa, o. t. to cause to arrive ; to
KaMkoa, v. t. to gather.
wait for a person or a thing to
Zariko^lkaa, f>. (. freq. of kaiikoa.
arrive.
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Ka'roro, n. tbe iria (PhyH. p. SI] : « Ea'miUl, v. t. to collect; to assembla.
girdle wom bj women. Ett'ruben, v. t. to caiue to wiuk; to
Ka'roro, v. >. to act as pilot. wink.
Ka'roroa, v. t. to pilot a craft EamlMiüLna, v. i. Bee kaiketai, and
EarCi'rOa, v. í. to wait until darker: kamarike.
to wait until a veiuel haa anehored Karube'ralw, v. i. to wink.
before visiting it Kanib•'rubaa, v. t. to wink.
Ka'roron, n. a game Bligbtly resem- X&'rukaru, ó. i. freq. of kani, to
bling t«n-pina. make a noise like a, rat nibbling.
Ka'roron, o. *. to plaj tbe game of Ka'mrn, n. a fringed ornament for
karoTon. the fingers in tbe ruoia.
Xaroto^Utofia, v. t, to make verj Eftm'rQii, v. f. to cauae to tremble or
dark. quiver, aa a finger or foot or stick,
Ea'rotn, t>. i. to approach witb bos- etc,
tile intent: to engage in flshing bf Xarurube'nebeiie, c. i. to cauae to
prjring opeu ho^ in the rocks shiver.
wbere fisbee hide. Eara'mb•iialw^iMt, o. (. to make
Ea'rotii, n. a hostile approach; a shiver.
mode úf flshing (aee o. «. karotu). Zata', o. (. to try.
Kan/tua, v. (. to dull; to blunt: to Ks'toe, v. i. to eogage in hospital-
vleit with bostile intent: to pry ity.
opeo a hole in the reef in search oi Ka'tae, ti. boepitality; kindnesa to a
flsh. stranger.
Ea^otun, v. i. to be stubbed as the Xata'ea, v. t. to overcome; to con-
toe: to etagger aíter etubbiug tbe quer: to treat a struiger witb gifts
toe. of food.
Karotim'ttin, v. i. freq. of karotun. X&ta'ta, d. 1. to aplit; to crack.
Ka^n, f. <. tó Bound; to make a noiM Kata'eare, c. a. not easily tiained or
l^ collision. taught good behavior.
TiBrní, v. t. to miss as a day: to Xataea'rea, v. t. to disregard oue
change. teaching good manners.
Kam'aniuo, v. a. causing nàusea; Xata'en&no, v. a. troublesome; caus-
distressed because of bad dreama. ing discomfort hj ill behavïor.
Earn'ama, v. t. freq. of kania. Kata'enàno, n. troublesomeneas.
Za'moa, c. (. to make descend; to Zata'enà'uoa, f>. t. to weaiy one by
take down. ill bebavior.
Xaruo'la, v. i. to prepare for tbe Xata'enafi, v. i. to m^ce ready.
ruOHt bf incantalion; to atart Xata'ere, v. i. to engage in lasbing;
ntoto. to eogage in flabing by kataere.
Sata'a», n. flebing for small fisb in
the early moming twilight ou the
ntuta. weather Hide.
Xam'onako, a. abundant, plenteous, Xata'erea, t>. t. to acourge; to whip;
great. to lash ; to chastiae.
Earuona'koa, •/>. t. to make abundant. B^tae'rlerl, v. i. to cauae to smart.
Eara'oruo, n. fresb sap of the cocoa- Kata'srlnfi, o. t. to basten work.
nut tree ; freeb kareuie. Kata'etae, v. i. to engage in tyiDg co-
Karu'oruo, v. i, to alteraate. coanuts togetber in twoa.
Karuo'ruoa, v. t. to perform by tums. Katasta'ea, v. t. to addreas; to
Karaotà'ría, o. t. to release one by accoat,
incantation from a laboo impoaed. Ka'tal, n. a hahai patob or pit just
Earuotn'&, v. i. to gomble; to bet. ezcavated.
Earaota'i, n. gambling; bétting. Eata'ia, v. t. to excarato as a rua.
Xa'rume, v. i. to abine as tbe aun Eata'imara'aa, v. i. to wait for tbe
wben somewbat obscured. middle of tbe afternoon.
Karume'rtmie, <<. t. to be somewbat Kata'lrikla, n. t. to wait until even-
obacured as the aun. ing; to flnish the day.
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Xata'Ital, v.i. lo engage in tryiiig or Xst&mve^wea, v. t. to cut imeTculj
teating. the eaves of a house.
Katn'on, v. t. to maka even full. Ea'tàn, n. (Eng.) cotton.
Kata'oatu, c. t. to travel. Kat&n, v. i. to go into the lee of ; to
EJtt&'Ott't'oa, V. t. to challenge fr<»Q m take ehelter under the lee.
distance. Katà'na, f. f. to couceal one's Belí as
Kkta'om&ta, v. i. to sleep; to take n behind onotheri to place under the
refreehing nap after much watch- lee.
ing. Kat&'neR, v. t. to mark iot a guide,
Kata'ob'alrl, v. i. to wade in the Balt as with a pencil: to follow up or
wàter, bendinç over tiU the wàter trace out íoot-patha. (Sam. 4; 13.)
reachCB the chin, Kftt&'nelÈi, ■■ * *- ' — ■ *- *■-
Eata'or&'baba, c. t. to circulate as s. bituate.
Btory or gosaíp. Kat&'nliiR, t>. í. to
E&tan, n. a double sbell-bead girdle. in order to nake
E&ta'O, V. i. to proapect as for a K&t&'niS&nuiraa, t
Bchool of fil•lh. Industrious.
Kata'fl, 71. a prospecting for a Bchool Blatft'i^fiiunara'im,
to accustom; to ha-
gather to one alde
o make in-
duatriouB.
Katft'nlfiarotl, v. I. eaiu. o( tani-
Baroti.
K&t&^ilfiaro'üa, c. t. caue. of tani-
Katft'nliloa, v. t. to hide with a view
Katà^bàba, v. t. to make crowded
with Btuff or trash.
Xatft'noata, t>. t. to publiah abroad.
Xatan'nakoa, v. t. \o turn awa;; to
make to face from.
Kat&n'tan, v. i. freq. of katan.
Xa'tafi, t>. i. to Bignalize by loud.
whiatling.
K&tafl, «. a loud whiatle as a aignal:
a portion of a cocoanut leaf to bfl
inaerted in the mouth of a fiah trap
to prevent eecape.
B^ta'fla, V. t. to make to «7 as a
child; to make to aing aa a bird; to
I plav upon an instrument.
Xatana'na, u. f. to spread out aa the
bands and Sngers la fear (used in
the plural).
Xàta'nrake, v. i, *to draw near aa a Katafuuiafla&ft, t>. t. to slaah.
aebool of Óah. EatafLtblno, n. a certaiu incauta-
Kata'urakea, -o. t. to approach ahoal tion : a aununons.
wàter aa a BChooI of fiah. Kata'Clblno, v. i. to summon ; to call ;
Eata'utan, v. i. freq. of katau. to invite.
Eatanta'ua, v. t. to aim. EatafUtail, v. *. to cause to etj; or
Kata'm'a, n. a cat. to aing repeatodlf aa a bird.
Kata'm'a, t>. í, to flah for onaati with Eata'fiitaS, n. the cauae or occaslon
B flab-hook. of crTing; of inatrumental muaio
Xatam'Sntl, a. wild aa a cat. or bird aínging.
Xatam'&n'tl, n. a wild cat Kata'fUtafia, v. t. to make erj fre-
Katama'roA, v. t. to make beautiful. "~
of flah.
Kata'u, V. >. to make preparation.
Kata'uA, V. t. to pronounce aufficient
or enough.
Xata'uansa, v, t. t« provoka to jeal-
Satauna'ra, v. t. to compare; to con-
traaL
Katauna'ii, e. i, to eugage in compar-
ing or contraating.
Kata'unftta, v. t. to contrast ; to com-
Kàta'im&ti, v. i- to engage tn con-
trasting.
Xata'unfti, n. the act of contrasting.
KBtft'uilft, c. t. to draw a crowd.
Kat&'niia, n. a alave: a servant; a
serf.
Xat&ufia'ea, v. t. to make a slaye or
aerrant of one.
Zat&'ufiaiui, V. t. to hold in serfdtHn.
Kataura'oa, v. t. to make ready
prepare.
Kataura'ol, v. i. to engage in makisg
preparation; to prepare.
Rkta'nraka. v. i. to draw n
t. to allow '
quently,
Ea'tabll,
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Eat&bk'nlii, o. í. to go around; to Kfttaluroro, v. i. caua. of takaroro.
engage in enciícling. Kat&karo'roA, v. f. caus. of takaroro.
Kataba'nliia, c. t. to go around; to Kata'kamm'k, v. t. to rattle.
Burrouiíd; to eucircle. Kataral, n. ■ íonn of incantation.
Katab&'nnrJL, v. t. to partiallj bind Xatara^a, v. t. te atrip off a cocoanut
the TemainiDs half of the ari. leaflet for a little spaw.
Kata^baba, t>. t. to Bah for tha tabaha. Kat&'rabu, c. i. to caiue to be indis-
Kata'baba, n. flabing for the tabobo. poaed to work.
Katababaea, c. t. to diaherel; to dis- Kat&'VabaA, v. t. to make one indis-
arrsiige. poaed to work.
Enta'b'aTR, v. t. to part the legs. Xata'iatara, v. i. to engage in watch'
Eatabjfreka, n. a aervaut; a Blava; ing tj night: to keep awake.
a vasaaL Xata^ratara, n. wat«hiiig I^ tiigfat.
Katanjatabt, o. t. to call a bird t<a Eata'ratarS, v. t. to inepect or watcli
enanaring. in order to recognize aa a veasel.
EfttJl'be, ». Um «ntrauM to a ma. Xnt&'re, e. a. ej^uated in «upply;
KatiHiM, «. (. to flah lor: to dÍT«rt not in atock.
one ítom what he is doing; to in- Xat&'r•a, v. t. to pay out all ot one's
termpt. flah-line.
KatabM'lafia, 9. t. to make full of Kat&'nr•a, «. t. to bring into clear
Eatabaa'ütfUk, v. t. to make full of KatK'reraa, v. i. to make to rora
Katà'blTO, n, a movable abed. K&tJl'rln, v. i. to engage in terooring
K&tabim, t>. a. not provided, aa a the kemel of a eocoanut.
canoe, with a euccesa-giTing incan- Xat&'rina, v. t. to lemore the kemel
tation ( Jer. 6:6.) of a eoeoannt^
Katalraka, v. t. to make into ridgea Eat&'rlba, t>. t. to break or «lico oS
or mounda. a pieoe, aa of bah».
Kata'bnkl, a. having ridgee or Katà'rlb'ab'a, v. t. eaua. of tarib'ab'a.
mounde. Kat&'ribono, v. i, caua. of taribono;
Xa'tabVft'na, n. long streaks of light to caiue conatipation.
bottom. Eat&'rlbo^oa, v. t. caus. of taribono;
Ea'tabwe'iLa, «. (. to aplít; to eraek. to make one conatipated.
Katabv«tui'n&, v. t. to break or split Katft'rlkeke, t>. i. caus. of tarikeke ;
into two parts. to walk or atep on the fore part of
Xatabw•'nabwena, v, t. to eplit the aole.
into piecea. KatftMkekea, v. t. cana. of tarikeke;
Ka'taluüa^, «. i. to make to ahiver to cut obliquely.
or chatter as the jawa. Xataro^ia, v. t. to pour out a portion
Katakaora'nra, t>. 1. caus. of t&- of the contenta of a eocoanut ahell
kauraura. of karewe.
Satoacamainaliift, v. t. caua. of ta- Za^ta, t>. i. caua. of tata; to pla;
kamainaina. at skipping stones over tbe wàter.
Eatakaml'nomlno, t>. *. oaue. of ta- Katàta, n. the game of ricipping
kaminomino. stones.
Kattt'kftmlnonil^oa, ti. (. cans. of K&t&tft, v, t. to utt«r rapidly; to
taluuniaomino. cauae to vibrate, aa hand or
Eata'kanijia, o, i, caua. of tokanotia. tonsue; to slcip a stone over wàter.
Xata'kanana'ea, v. t, caus. of taka- Eata&'ea, c. t. freq. of kataCa, to
nana. crack.
Eatakanelnea, v. t. caus. of taka- Xatatal, c. i. to engage ín taking in
Katakane'tiiel, v. i. caua. of taka- Eatata'ia, v. t. to taka in a anare or
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Kftt&'U, o. haTing bold mter; deep Eate^nfia, v. i. ta elente the kiiMi
cloae to ahore. when lying down.
Zatft'wa, n, h. flah, tbe Kkto'lrafia, n. the elevatioii of the
Katawa'en, v. t. to wait for íruit knees when l;iiig dowc.
vntil ripe. Kate'lrakea, v. t. to cause to ataud
K&ta'wtuioo, V. i. to recut the cocoa>- up.
uut apathe at iio<hi, in order to in* EsMlriaMa, o. i. to engage in per-
crease the fiow oi sap. forming a, kateiriaria.
B^ta'wftnoii, n. the act or work of Xatelrla'ila, n. a certain ineanta-
cutting tfaa oocoanut Bpathe at tion.
Qoon. Kkt•'lTlki, D, i. to engage in trocing
Katawanc/iia, v. t. to wait until one'i pedigree.
noon. Eat•'irlki, n. a pedigree.
Xata'wfttawa, t>. «. to flab for towa- K&te'ÍTUÍl&, v. i. to start or set on
toioa. foot ae certain pastimes.
KatawawR''Mi, «. t. to apread out Kftt•'iruila, n. the storting of Or
to di7 bríeflf as fish eoon to be ea.t«n assembling for certain pastimes.
TBw. Kate'ltel, n. a amall sheafh-laiife.
Eata'a, t>. t. to make etaad up; to K»te1tea, v. t. to raiae the haud re-
aet up; to build. peatedlj; to cauae a little chíld to
Xate'a, n. erection; the leeward side stand much on-íts feet.
of a canoe. Kate'iiie, v. i. to amack aa the lípa
Kat«'l, v. i. to Het uil. in calling a dog.
Zate'l, n. a mode ; a method ; a way; Eata'me, n. a mode of fiahinK in
a aect; a denomination. vhich the line ia often lifted bj
Katelm'a^e, u, i. to atart worldlj the rod,
games. Kate'moa, v. t. to call a dog by
Xatdmà'toa, v. (. to make to stand smacking tha lips; to amack the
firm. lipa.
Kate'íiiafi, a. Teiy cruel. Kate'na, o. t. caua. of tena.
Xatelba'obao, v. t. to engage in mak- Kate^íl, t>. (. to appl^ a càustic;
ing a diying platfonn; to beg for to make two planks join; to causa
mercy when not armed. to bíte.
Eatelb'&'b'Ri, v. i. to aUnd with tha Kateoara'oa, o. (. caua. of tenaraoi.
head and ahouldera bowed qnita Katena'a, a tha third.
low. Kate^ua, v. 1. to render granunati-
Katelb'&'b'ai, n. a mode of atandius cal and euphoniua.
on the part of females in un- Katafietetiaa, v. t. to expoae the
nattng. peraou; to go unclad.
Kate'lb'aVal, v. i. to engage in KateT», v. i. to enanare.
planting baha*. EatelM, n. the enanaring with a
Kata'lbuaka, v. í. to be nngrateful epringiíig stick and uoose.
or indifferent to parenta. Eate'bea, t>. t. to anap; to spring;
Zate'lïAi, o. t. to enjoin a prohibi- to shoot from a bow; to prick open
tion. as the head of a boil.
Kate'lkal, n. the injnnctlon of pro- Kate'betebe, t>. i. to nibble aa a fiah
hibition. at a bait | to peck as a f owl.
Eat•'ikolfUra, n. an incantation. Kate'betenbea, v. t. to nibble a bait;
Kat«'lkoi''aiTa, i>. í. to engage in jier- to peck to pieces.
forming the incantation katetkoi- Ka'telioa, v. t. to Immerse; to plunge
Atra. under.
Katel''r&, v. i. to angi^ in hunting Katebote'lwa, v. t. freq. of kateboa.
lice hj lifting up the hair for ex- Eate'buraru, v. i. caus. of tebururu.
amination. Katebum'ma, c. t. caus. of tebu-
Eateiia, n. hunting lice bj lifting ruru.
up the hair. KateOcateU, v. t. to seat.
Xaw'iri, v. t. to disregard orders. . Eat•'k•, o. yery nice, well ezecuted;
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first rate; well fltted aa k fish-hook Katlc/iirl, v. i. to walk bo as to «wing
t« take fish. the fringe of a riri ia nalkiug, bo bb
Kata^e, m. nice execution: a certain to arrest attention.
plank of a cauoe near ose of the Katl'otlo'a, v. t. freq. oi katioa.
enda. Xatün&'ran, a. smooth chinnedi
KatA^ea, c. t. to stick ïn; to pierce; beardleas.
to seeure by Btícking in. Katlm&'ran, n. a man deatitute of a
Kateke'rla, a. agreeable aa certain beard ; a beardleaa mau.
kinda of work. Xatüno'iai, o. t. to make round: to
Eat«%etake, t>. a~ aharp; prickïng, make a knot.
pricklf . Ka'tlmoi, n. a knot.
Kata^eteke, n. pricklinesB; pointed- Ea'tünolmo'la, v. t. to make round:
neas; sharpneaa. to make a knot.
K&'tare, n. (Eng.) s caatle. Katim'tlma, v. t. to iprinkla.
Kat«'r«a, v. t. to let ona aee or in- Xatl'nakoa, v. t. to cauBe to Bpurt
apect. Xati'ne, n. a certain bmiich oí the
Kattt'rerea, v. t, to bring out into pandaiiuB.
dearer TÍBÍon. Katl'ne, v. i. to en^age In neighiogí
Katarete'roa, v. t. to bring oat clearl^ to engage in kanging up as clothea.
to view. Zatl'nsa, v. t. to hang up.
Eatft'roa, v. t. to iet down aa a veaBel Kàtineti, n. (Eng.) a castanet.
containlng fluid. {II Sam. 6:6.)
Katete, v. i. to engage in scalding KatínBti'nea, v. t. freq. of katinea,
karetoe againat fermentation. to haiig os clothea.
Kat•'te, n. karetce partially aoaldad, Ka'tibftna, n. a metal coat of maiL
to prevent fermentation. Katibana'kDa, v. t. to t\irn ofC froni;
Katete'a, u. t. to heat or acald fcorewa to disregard aa a requeat.
in order to prevent fermentation, KatnwTïTi, iníer/. a word repeated by
Katete'nína, v. a. exceedingly pro- one wtien a job baa been begun,
voking. equivalent to it'a being done, it's
Eate'teke, t>. *. to make for directly. being done."
Eatete^ea, o. t. to make for or «all Zatlbara'ea, o. t. to cause to go be-
íor a place directly. yond ita proper place.
Eatí, n. a gun ; a musket. Xatlb&'tiba, t>. t. not to handle akill-
Ea'tl, n. a bivairular shell-flsh, the fully aa au adze; to bungle with;
K&'tl, n. a tierce of tobacco. to deal ineffectÍTe blows.
K£'tl, ti. i. to play carda. Kati'bua, «. t, to cauae to Bwell aa a
Eatl'a, V, t, to elioot. aponge with wàter.
Eft'tla, V. t. to increase the qnantity; K&tibwe^bwe, t>. i. to Bquat in a
to make morè or larger. certain way.
Ea'tU, V. t. to finieh; to complete; Xa'tlka, v. t. to jerk; to pull with a
to let one flniah firat what he ia jerk; to pull; to haul; to haul taüt.
doing. Kati'keko, v. i. to glide rapidty along
K&tia, n. (Eng.) cassia. aa a canoe.
Ea'tla, a. happ; because favored. Ka'tlki, c. >. to pace to and fro.
Katl&tiB, V. i. to give way; to be Katlki, n. a pacing to and fro.
íaint hearted: to finish. Kft'tiki, n. a certain game.
Ka'tio, n. a cocoanut-ahell bottie car- Xatlklno'noa, v. t, caua. of tikinono.
ried by a loop in two holes: a earry- Katl'klntftka'ea, ti. í. to haul taüt.
ing to peraons portiona of food aa- Kati'kitlka, u. í. freq. of katika.
eigned to them. Xatl'kltlki, v. i. to tow aa in a canal:
Ea'uo, p. i. to engage in oarrying por- to haye paroiysmB,
tions of food. Zatikii'ruoa, v. t. to make sit down
Katlo'a, V. t. to tum a grindstone: on a mat or floor.
to diBtribut« by taking to the re- Z&'tlrO, v. 1. to iron as clothea.
cipient. Ka'tlra, v. i. to engage in Ironlng or
Katio^dU, v.i.to fall. in smoothing.
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Katira, n. the proeeM ot Ironing. Eato'kaIinn'nAl, v. i. to fish far the
Eatl'ribafle, c. t. to rest tbe chin imunot.
upon. Eatc/kalma'DAl, n. ihe fishing for
iEftÚ'ribo, V. i. to tbrash about. imunai.
EAti'rlb(/a, v. 1. to thrash or Btríke Kato'banikRl, t>. t. c&iia. of tokaai-
with tbe tail aa a flsb. kai.
Kfttira'ronA, t>. t. to roll; to trundle. Xato'kanlbL'lB, v. t. caus. of tokani-
E&titl, v. i. to repeat l^e interjectíDn kai.
" ti "; to hisa. Kftto^abeti, v. i. caus. of tokabeti.
Kati'tl, n. au eye-tooth. Eatokabe'tia, v. í. caus. of tokabeti.
Katiti'ft, V. t. freq. of katia, to Bhoot; EOitok&Ta'kea, v. f. caus. of tokarake.
to tquirt. Kato'katoka, v. i. to play at a gnme
Katl'tdbefU'iia, v. t. caua. of titibe- of ball in wbich the ball is con-
Dana. atantlj knacked upwarda.
Eatl'tuara'oa, v. t. to speak of ona Kato'kin&no, v. (t. discouraging.
or to call one gecerous, hence to Eato'kitoílo, a. bold; unfimcbing;
thauk. arduoiiB.
Eatítnara'oi, c. i. to engage in thank- Eato^toka, n. t. to make ta cease ;
ing. to put a atop to.
Eati'tuara'oi, n. thanksgtTing; praise Estofo, v. i. to engage in daubing
for líberalitj. a bad perfume on the nose of an-
Eato'à, V. t. to fumisb witb a full otber with the finger.
complement; to furnisb all banda Kato'ko, n. tbe tríck of daubing a bad
witb. Katoa te &oA ae horaki = do odor on the noae of another with
dailj. tbe flnger.
Eato'aiiiaTi, v. i. caua. of toamau. Zato^oa, v. t. to daub one with tha
Katoama'uk, v. t. caus. of toamau. finger.
Kato'ara, n. i. to flsh alone in a Eatokono'no, v. i. caus. of tokonono.
canoe: to act alone in work usually Katokono'iioa, v. í. caus. of tokonono.
done bj twa. Kato^oroa, v. i. caua. of tokorua.
Kato'ara, n. a aingle-handed doing of Kato^oruA, v. t. caus. of tokorua.
work uBuallf perfonned hj two. Ea'toro, v. i. to act on the boweU: to
Xatoara'ea, v. t. caus. of toara. tiade.
Kato'atoa, v. t. freq. of katoa. Katoro, m. trade; barter.
Eatonto'ua, v. i. to repeatedly nod Kato^a, v. (. to set down.
the head. (Jer. 18: 16.) Eatt/ronraü, v. i. caus. of toronraD.
Ka'tomà, v. t, caus. of toma. Kato'ronra'na, v. t. caua. of toronrafl.
Kato'míL•n, n. taste. Katoroba'kaTa, v. t. to charge witb
Kato'màm, v, i, to tast«. untidineas.
Blato'n.ua, v. t, to render eupbonious. Xato'robn'aka, o. í. to encamp in
Tbis word is alao written katerma. anticipation of war,
ZatonTia'nara, n. a feaat in honor of Kato^oona'kaka, v. i. to uae scur-
one'a baving changed bis nnme. rilous language.
Kato'nuara, v. i. to feast in honor of Xatorobalina, v. i. to kneel.
one'B baring changed hia name. Katorobu'bna, m. kneeling.
KatoS, c. i. caus. of toS. Kato^otl1}*a, v. i. to eaga^ ïu dia-
Kato'fia, V. t. to tast« of. tributing or dividing partions of
Katoflatafía, n. joj; happineaa; food for one'a nefgbbors.
pleasure. Kato^tl'b'a, n. the diatributfon o(
Eat(/filto&, V, i. to deafen by a loud food among neighbora.
report. Eato^otoTO, ti. i, to have diarrhcea,
Kato^ibl, n. a deep wooden tray or freqüent movements of the
sborter than a kumete. bowels.
Kato'bibia, n. t. to go around. Xato^toro, it. looseneaa of the
Xatokft, c. t. to put or place up; to bowels; diartluBa.
make vicborioua. Xatyto, v. i. to engage in imitating
Eato'ka, v. t. to atop. or mióiicking.
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XaWtOt *. the act of iiiiitating or K&tn'^ v. i. to engage in dig^ng np
mlmickiiig. Jbatufit.
Xft^toto, a. Uucj; imdlapoMd to ef- KAtnta'a, v. 1. to dlg up katuíw.
fort. Xa'wa, V. t. to creep tsee kawak^itpa).
ZatOte'ft, t>. (. to imitate or mimio. KK'Vft, n. & village; a town; a city.
KatOtCfik, V. t. to imitate. Kft'wa, d. a. cauaing hoitow wLen
ZatAt^fia, «. a UkeuoHi. lost.
K&to^kft, D. (. fr«q. of IcatolcL Eft'wft, v. j. to move along in a coa-
Katoft, «. t. to KÏve a wide berth to: pany or Qock or ahoal.
to make of meaium siie. Eawa'omwera, v. i. to causa to go
Xatu'a, V. t, to test a coeoauut spathe bIow.
aa to the amouiít of its Bap. Kawaen
Xa'tua, V. í. to play the gome of go atow.
katva. BIkwa'eraka, » trousera.
Xa'tuA, n. a game in wliich the mi«- Zawa'erakea, v. t. to eause to go up
aile lo tilrown m> aa to glauca over a a« on to the land.
rail. Kawa'eramwe, c. i. to go slowlyi to
Katua'e*, c t. to ftne; to impoae a cause to go bIdw.
penalty ta. Kawa'eremwea, v. t. to make one to
Katnana'koM, t>. t. to refuae com- go alow.
pliance with. Z&wa'eribooo, v. i. to engage in talc-
Xata'atií^, t>. i. to engage In throw- itig Bhort stepB.
Ing Bpeara. Zaira'erlbo'noa, c t. to make ona
Katu'ataa, o. f. to make an outrigger take Bhort ateps.
ride over the waveB. Xaim''etAta, v. i. to walk rapidly.
Efttnlala, n. a Bea-urchin. Zawa'etatft, v. t. to make one'B aelf
Eatmna'im, v. t. to malce great as walk rapidly.
one'B cr^ng; to giv« utterance to KaTa'etatà'w», o. i. to walk rapidly.
much grief ; " e aera teua^i fikae e a Kawaetat&'waa, v. t. to make one's
bon katumava te taüt" Belf walk rapidly.
Eatnn&, v. t. to urge one'B daughter Ea'wal, n. a path; a waj; 8 rosd; &
to accept an offer. atreet.
Katn'ka, v. t. to leave behindí to Ea'wal, v. i. to engage in performing
cauBe to remain. an incantation in order to malce tha
Xatu'kua, c. i. to leave behind (Jbo- beard grow.
tMka I>ecomes katuku when foHowed Kawa'la, c. (. to Bubjeet one to Bor-
hy Üie Buffií pronouu a). cery for making his beard grow.
Xatnkuru'oa, c. t. See katikvruoa. KawalnimoiLe, o. i. to go one at a
Xata'r&, V. t. to allde along. time.
Ka'tura, ». a very small bivalvular Eawainilclraii'roro, «. i. not to Im
ahell-flBh bait for the nintmat. on liand in time to receive a por-
Katu'rabesu, v. i. to wear out ' tÍon of food which han just oeen
through heavy woi^. diatributed.
Eaturabea'im, v. l. to wear out Eawa'liioa, v. t. to eause one or Bome-
through heavj usage as a eanoe. ihins to go down toward the wrat.
Ka'toru, f . i. to engage in softening Eawa^rin&n, u. i. b> mareh in a pro-
flsh to be eaten raw. cession.
Ka'tnra, n. flsh prepared to be eaten Kawa'lrin&'na, v. t. to arrange
raw hj Bqueezing. people in liiigle flle or in a proces-
Katu'nja, v. t. to fncreaae in tint or sion.
odor: to break in amall piecea as a Kawa'lwal, n. pandanua fruit pre-
nnt; to aoften bj preBsnre a fisií to served In a powdered form; a va-
be eaten raw. riety of kabwbu.
Katumtn'rnn, v. t. to aoften by r»- Xawa'lwal, v. í. to engage in preserv-
peated pressure a flah to be eaten ing Jcoieaíuxi*.
raw. EawanalEoa, v. t. to permit a cMld
Kfitntu, ». the root of young baba*. to creep.
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Xawa'nairaïu, «. i. to make intelli- Ea'wakawa, v. i. to engnge in Bwing^
gent. ing a peraon with a Top« attocbed
Eaw&'n&trajíi, v. t, to make one in- to the swing.
telligent) to enlighten. X&'woluwe, n. a rope attached to ft
Kawane'lnea, v. t. to make too rope íor awinging it.
w&terf. Eaweka'wea, v. t. to awlng a perion
Eawa'nlkal, a. deBerving ot praiae in a swing with a kaicekatce.
or note: in jeopardf. Xa'wete, n. a ttayonet; a ating as oí
Kawann'a, a. tbe eÏKhtli. a scorpion or bèe.
Eawa'fU, o, a. weanaome; especiallr Ka'wete, v. i. to start to grow ai a
if fniitleBB or diataateful. new branch of the pandanuo.
K^WR^fia, n. weaiiBameueBi. Eawewa'nea, v. í. freq. of kawenea.
Kawa'fiaroro, v. a. verj wearisonie. Ka'wl, n. a long cocoanut-Bliell bottie
Kawa'fiawafía, v. a. freq. of kawafla; uaed in incan&tions.
constaotly wearisome. Kawl'a, v. t. to go to meet.
KawaflftwaDft, v. (. to weary one, as Kawl'abu&ka, v, i. to misa meeting
constant employment. one.
Ka'wakawa, o. i. to creep. Eawl'araoi, v. i. to meet In good time.
Ea'wakawa, n. a creeping: eapecialty Eawl'matoà, v. t. to peraist in one's
acreeping iotoailIjwomen'B housea. statement; to make one's self per-
Kaw&lLl, V. i. to go on; to move on; sist in a statement.
to proceed. Kawi'remwe, v. i, to apeak slowly.
KB'waki, a. pTeciona; valnable. Eawl'remwea, t>. f. to cauae one to
Xaw&ki'nA, o. t. to take care of, to speak slowl^.
Kawl'tata, v. i. to apeak rapidly.
Kawltata, V. t. to make one'i i
Eawltat&, I
. ., apeak rapidlj.
Ka'waxft, ». a break in the line of Kawlteke, v. i. to be fluent, fordble,
eocoanat treea. and to the point without fear.
Katra''rairoi«, v. t. to eeparate aa Kawlte^ea, t>. t. to make one'a aelf
picketa. very fluent, forcible, and to tha
Eawa'rawata, n. an opening in the point.
line of cocoanut treea. ' Eawlte^ateke, v. i. freq. of kawiteke.
Kawa'>ebw««, v. t. to make roomy or Xawl'tekete^ea, v. t. freq. of k»-
large. witekea.
Kawa'riko, v. t. to make nariow, Kawl'toka, p. i. caua. of wltoka.
Xava^ki, n. a flah, the Kawltokà, t>. 1. caua. of witoka.
Kaw&Mkl, V. i. to flsli for katoariki. Eawlto'kRtoka, v. t. caus. oí wit«du-
Eawa'Va, v. i. to engage in eoUeeting toka.
dripping rain wàter. Ke, conj. or.
Kawa'wa, n. the going of a company Ke, v. a. hoarae.
to kill fugitives frtl•ln a battle or t«i Se, v. t. let (uaed in the imperatlve).
engage in robbery. Ka, o. í. to utter the interjection keke:
XaTawn'ea, e. t. to oollect dripping i" go; " ke ieaW'^get away: to
rain wàter. come, " it« mai " = ccane bere.
Ka'we&na, a. unaoccessful aa a flsher- E'Ot f. í. to decrease.
man. E•'a, c. *. to utter an exclamatlon
Ea'weSiui, n. a apecies ot erab, the wlien hurt.
EalnaU, a. good and favorable, aa Xe'aà, n. a varietj of aeaweed.
a wind for aailing. Kea^filnlmaldn, n. a vine, the
Sa'we&e, v. i. to fiah for ikarí by lef^ K•'akMt, u. i. to utter a sharp ery
ting the flah-line He along the or aound, as in the ruoia.
bottom. Kn'akea, n. the utterance of a aharp
Kft'w«a«, n. a mode of flahing for ikaH. shout in rvoia.
Xawa^eit, t>.* t. to lay down. Kaen'na, n. (Gng.) Oehenna; heli.
EaweDara'oa, v. t. to make to lie Xo'iakl, o. i. ta be atirred up; to be
properly or comf ortably. arouaed.
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Kv^Akl, n. a bestirrEng ot ods'b uU; Ee^boU, n. a sea-slug, teofee de
activi^; ezcitement Mer; pandauiu paste dríed in thick,
Ke'lahlTiB, v. t. to rouM; to bestir. sinall cakes.
Kein&'noa^ d. t. to have mncfa in mind Se'reboki, v. i. to engage in dTying
in order to obtain. pandaniu paste in thick, small
Eeml^rlan, n. (Bng.) tlw chamelecm. cakeB.
K•'na, «. t. to dig. Eenbo'lcU, v. t. to make pandaniu
K'•'nAko, V. i. to daereaMi to move: paate into thick, small cakes to
to be remored. dry.
Eeno^, ». (Eng.) a muirj. Kenkfka, n. a shell-flBh, tbe
Ks'nlken, v. i. to dig. KeMk&kl, v. i. to draw back; to with-
Ee'tükan, n. the work of digging. draw.
Sflfi, odo. Is it not K>T It is uaed to Ka'rikAkt, n. a drawing baek; a with-
indicat« a wish for an expression drawal.
oi assent or approbation from the Ke'ru, v. a. prevalent aa thieving;
penon addreHmL noisj íu gnawing.
EanM, V. o, foundered, awamped. Ke'm, n. a gnawing; thefti a Tarietr
Xa^uü, V. i. to erowd. of eel, the
Zs'butl, n. a crowding againit. Ee^iiblm, n. (Heb.) cbembimi a
Kobatla, v. f. to crowd againet. cbenib.
Eè'ks, v. i. freq. of Jte, to «hout In Zonitorlto, ». (Gr.) chrTsoIite.
triumph: to move a Httle. Ea'ta, t>. i. to grunt, as when pimehed
Xe^a, n. (Eng.) eake. in the side.
Kè^fi, 11. i. to rattle, aa iron with iron. Kft^, n. this word ía verj idiomàtic
EeOce, ». a cape of land. It follows boa; equivalent to dash
K«ke'akea, v. t. fieq. oí keakea, to in plecea (aeePB. 137:0).
utter B. l•lharp cry or wiind. E«taketa, v. i. freq. of keta.
Eeke^akl, v. i. freq. of keiaki, to Za'telEeto, n. a covered basket; a
rouse one's «elf. amall BÍzed haene.
Keka'laki, n. freq. of keiaki. Kete^, n. (Eng.) a gazelle.
Keke'laUiia, v. t. freq. of keiakina. Xé'tere, n. (Eng.) a kettie.
Keke^o, interj, b. shout of victoiy. Ee'tl, n. a fljang flsh.
SCkekekt, V. i. freq. of kSke. Ka^ta, n. (Heb.) a piece of moaef.
Xe^era, f. t. to searcb out; to follow (Joehua 24:32.)
up as a rumor. Ea^toA, n. a bivalvular ehell, the
Eeke^rake, v. i. freq. of kerake, to Ke^ve, v. *. to liej to falaifj.
draw nearer. Ke'we, n. a lie.
Xeke^ka'kl, n. i. freq. of kerikaki, Ke^e, n. a porpmse: a bird, the
to draw back; to withdraw. Xè'vS, a. not well fumiahed or pro-
Keke^ka'kl, n. freq. of kerikaJd. vided ot finiahed off; in bad taate.
XekemA'tai, o. i. to gnaah. Ka'wekewe, v. i. freq. of kewe, to lie.
KekeraBtal, n, gnaehing of teeth. Xeweta'la, c. i. to lie.
Ke^ett, «. a dragon-Qy. Ki, n. the anua : keel.
XeOtetlnlmft'tafi, n. a large ipeciei Ki, v. i. to go, " ki v>ati " ^^ stand
of dragon-flj, the away; give place (laai. 49:20), to
Eí'ko.n. (Eng.) a gecko. eome, )ti mai = come here.
Ee^ake, tj. i. to draw nearer, Ki'a, v. i. to throng alMut.
E•r&'kl, n. a variet; of the BOldier Ei'a, n. (Eng.) a gier.
crab. Eia'íal, n. a tree, the
XXBCl/ki, f. i. to carry a load on the Eia'oo, n. a creeping vine, the
back, in a basket slung on the Xlan&'na, n. the droppings of inaects
shouidera. which infest karewe.
Kera'tlo, n. (Gr.) the carob tree. Eiaaft'na, v. a. defiled by kianana.
(Luke IG: 16.) Kiatiafi, a. active; wide awake; alert.
Kerem'ron, n. a carved image of wood. Kl'akla, n. name ot a bird.
Ke^ent&rl, n. a apecies of devil-fiah, Ki'akia, t>. i. to throng about; to pour
or etingaree, the foith with fullnesa aa an odon to
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seatter in fright u » aohool of flah Kim'&'^n, n. sn improrideiit eon-
when attocked. sumption of íooú.
Kift'U&ra, t>. (. freq. of Idftra. Kl'm'akim'a, o. sharp; keen.
Ki'ara, v. f. to throng. Kl'mfiku, ». cowardice.
Kl'aro, n. a stick uniting tb« ont- Ki'mfikn, a. oowardly.
rigger to a cauoe. Elm&'rawa, n. a loug, branching
EUrom&'toa, n. Uie middle rafter. coral, red, dark or whíto.
Kia'romotl, n. a íoist or sleeper on Slm'are'lrei, v. i. to exult; to re-
which the deck oi a canoe reats. joicej to joj.
Eia'roiiliii&'l, n. a. large canoe haviog Eun'ar•'iiéi, n. ezultation; gre&t
üye polea or sticka to the auC J07.
rigger, Zuu&'rlm&rl, d. a. abouttding in food.
Eia'roten'al, n. a. canoe with three Ei'mJUtoa, a. Btiff jointed in the hips
Hticks attaching the outriggcr. in rwoio, hence iinable to kabuti
Kl'e, n. a mat of paudanus leaves split. well.
Ele'a, V. t. to paM througb a chiuinel Ki'màtoa, n. a pereon with stiffneas
neorer to one aide than ths other. of joints in rvoia.
El'enlka'rab'ft, v. i. to cover over the ElnMà'ta, a. leddiBh, aa foliage in «
abouldere witb a mat. diy Beason.
Ki-'ebu, n. • lily. Kimo'a, e. i. to ateal.
El'ebo, V. a. aboundiag in UI; buda Kimo'a, n. a thief : a rat: a flsh. Om
and bloeaoma. Klmo'aro^o, v. a. given to much
Kí'skie, o. i. to limp aa witb the thieving; Oiieviab.
apring halt. Klmo'ato, c. a. thieriah.
Ki^i, e. i. to bum furioual; with Klmo'ato, n. a. thief.
leaping flames. Klmoato^ara, n. a great thief.
KlO'i, mterj. it is well ; it Is Bufficlent. Klmoato'to, k. b. small rat.
Kio^na, oonj. aince'; becauae. Klmoia'ne, a. easily frightened.
Ki'okio, n. a chicken somewhat Klmoia'ue, n. an eaaj fright: one
grown. eaailj frightened.
K1Q1)1, n. (Bng.) a eub«. Elmo^klnio, n. a flsh, the
Kinra'nra, a. eaailj offended. Klrnott/ltoi, a. very short.
Kinra'ara, n. the eaaj taking of of- Klmo'toto, a. ahort.
fense. Kim'rl, v. a. assembled; closely
Klm, c. a. assembled. packad.
Ki'ina, n. a bivalvular sbell-fiab, üm XÍ'nSí, v. t. to TecognÍEe; to know.
Ki'm'a, a. aharp; keen. Ki'iui, t>. a. nicked; maired; defaced.
Ei'mat, V. i. to come near. Klna'nere, v. a. dying, as leavea.
Ki'ni'ai, a. alow in leaming to walk. Klna'atl, n. a triangle.
Ki'm'al, n. ■ child who ia alow in Klnft'no, v. i. to be in love.
leaming to walk. Kinà'no, n. a aweetheart.
Kim'&'uaB, V. i. improTident; waate- Kln&'noa, v. t. to fall in love with.
fui. Kin&'nona, v. t. aame as kinarioa.
Kl'nuuii&'kii, a. freq. of kimaJni, Kin&^onijio, c. i. to utter suapiciouB
afratd; cowardiT; timid. chargea, aa when jealous.
El'jnama'lEa, n. freq. of kimaku. Kln&^onino, n. a auspicion of un-
KllnAmft^a, a. weak. faithfulnese in one's spouse.
Ki'mama'ÏR, n. weakneas: a weak Kliialta, ». a dlseaM of the akin, the
person. KliLa'k&, v. a. aOUcted with the !à-
Kunft'fial, n. t, post of a hata at na- naka.
tive houae. Klnalanaka, v. a. freq. of kinaka.
Kíinft''fiamafla, o. baving amall but- KlnaOrant m it^tafl, n. a foreign skin
tocks. dlseaae.
KirnafiamafiA, n^ a peraon with small KlaaTcanJ m&tafi, v. a. afflicted with
buttocka. a certain skin diaease from a for-
Kim'&'fin, V. a. improvident, by eat- eign land.
ing morè than ia uecesaary. Kliu'kato, n. % certaln akin dieeaee.
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KliUL'kKto, v. d, nfflictad with the íoolUb thnnigh pride In oïte'i ehlld'a
kinakato. Bmartneas.
Ei'nnkl&a, c, a. defuwd; diifigured; Sn'ralL, ». deformitf aa through
maired. rheumatinD: foolUh pride in m
Kl'okko, v.i. to go mwaj. child'i precoBÏtf .
ElnL'ra, n. i. pandaniu log. Kifl, n. (Kng.) a Idng.
Xln&'r•bwe, n. k duk spot in tbe XIfl, n. (Eng.) a kev.
■kin; a mole. XlfL'liui, v. t. to tock.
Kln&'rabwe, a. baving a dark apot in Xlfl.'kifi, ». a stim pandanus uut,
tlie Bldu. Eifi'klll, d, BÜm ae a pandanue nut.
Eln&tl, it. tbe name of a bone of the Klfi'tam, n. (Eng.) a kingdom. (Geog.
leg above the Icoronimae, aecording p. 20.)
to Kaure : tbe ^ungeat leaf of * Kílw, v.i.to ty.
cocoanut tree. n'ha, ». a Btxoke of tbe armi in
Kl'n&toa, V. a. Bcarred Irom climb- diving.
ing. Elb'a'l, n. cara of one'a property.
Xlna'waii&n'tl, a. having dark apoti, Eib'a'i, a. careíul of one g propertf.
aa acara of a ikin diaeaae. Kib'a'o, v. a. standing or walkins
Xiua'waiiawk, a. spottod. with the bodr inclining forward
Kiiw'wMiAwa, n. a apotted appear- without much bending of the back.
ance. Eib'a'o, n. a covered brace.
Ei'bortfi, n. tha amallest I& slaa Klb'a'na, a. ahiftleaa; naking no pro-
among brothera. vision againat want.
Ei'nlka, n. t. to nip. Eib'a'na, n. shiftleasneas; improvi-
Elnlka'úfl, V. i. to pick flowars. dence.
KiMka'o•, n. tha picking aod gather- Kib'a'fLab'afift, n. a amall makei.
ing of flowera. Kib'a'klb'a, v. i. to fiah with a rod
n'muní ft. a emall reddiah Inaect, and Üne.
the Xib'a'kib'a, n. fiahing with a rod and
Ki'nlkin, v. a. abounding In the in- line.
seet kinikim. Klb&'kibm, v. i. to Bj.
KlnlU^iika, v. t. freq. of kinika. Etb&'klba, n. the act of flTÍng: a fiab,
n'no, n. a game of tag. the
XI^o, V. i. to plav the game of hino! Kibà'klb&ki, v. a. otten eraving tood.
to nin very swittly. Klb&'kibfiki, it. a freqüent craving of
Eino'uta, v. t. to explolt a peraon íor food.
lice to be aaten. Elb'a'ra, v. a. aailing alowlj.
Eino'utl, t>. >. to hunt for lica. KlbVra, n. alow aailing; a laek of
XiniAiti, n. himtiug for lice. speed in a canoe.
Xlno'no, n. a pit: the center of a Kib&'tl, t>. i. to excel in throwing.
Whirlpool. Eib&'ti, n. excellence in throwing.
Eiiu/no, a. Tery deep. Kibè', t>. (. to flah at night on flata
Eino^ionftko, n, i. to awamp in a ' with a torch and acoop-net.
Whirlpool. Klbè', n. fiahing at nigbt on the flats
Eino'norio, a. verr deep, as a pit. with acoop-net and torch.
Sl'noflo, n. an ant. Klbe'a, v. t. to take flah at night on
El'no&o, V. a. covered with anta. the flats with a acoop-net by toreh-
El^oftorara'fio, ». a large apeciea of light.
ant. Xibe'url, v. i. to acrateh aa fowla : to
Ki'no&orara'fLo, v. a. covered with disarrange coarae gravel, aa chil-
klDofioraraDo. dren at play.
Ei'noldno, adv. an adverbial intan- Eibe'nrl, n. a. diBarranseinent of
aive. coarae gravel, aa by the play of chil-
. Kino'kanoku, a. habitually miffed. dren.
Kino'kunokii, m. habitual miff. Xlbe'mia, v. t. to acratch away the
Kïn'rafi, a. deformed, aa some part of aoil as a fowl.
the body, as by rbeumatiam : made Xlbe'nn, ». a small seine.
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Elba'kiba, v. i. to aiboml; to Krafaib SUd'b'arft, v. o. freq. of Idban, a^-
OB fowlB. ing Blowly,
Kibe'Ube, n. a shovel. Elkl'bftü, v. a. ti«q. of kibatf, to ez-
Kibe^lbera, v. t. freq. of kibera. cel in throwing.
KllM^a, V. t. to stir, as food. Sl'ïlba, v. i. freq. of kibe, to fiah a.t
Slbl'bl, d. veij cowsrdlf (aee Ió- nlght on the Sats with a, scoop-net.
bubu). Klkibe'a, v. t. freq. of kibea; to toke
Kllx/a, V. a. aboimding in treei. flsh at night on the flat» with a
Elbo'a, «. a flsh, tho acoop-net ^ torchlight,
Elbi/ibol, a. unaueceBBfal in flali- KiUbe'hlb•, v. i. freq. of kibekibe,
ing. to ehorel; to scratch aa towla.
Kib</lboÍ, n. a waat of BueoesB in flah- El'kibeklbe^, v. t. freq. of lúbe-
ing. kíbera.
Ei'bono, n. a Tirgin. BlkiiVold, v. a. freq. of kiraokl,
Ki'bono, V. o. clo^ed as tba etern of drunk on liquor.
a pipe. EiUMma, v. a. acting itr&ngelj,
Eibo'klbo, a. planted dow together; Eikl'rlb'aro, v. i. to make love; to
thick as a grove. put on amoroiu looks.
Kibo^bo, n. a thick cluater of trees Elkl'tïna, v. t. freq. of kitana.
or shrubfl. Kï'ko, v. a. entangled as the feather
Kiborik'ua, a. having small limbs in a line in the game of kalane.
and buttocka but a large abdomen. El'ko, n. au orgas in a female.
Eiboria'na, ». a person having emall Kl'konafi, n. a toy leaf nisdmill, a
limbs and buttocks but a. large ab- wÏDdmill; a sta^ fish.
domen. Kl'ra, n. (Eng.) a gerab.
Ki'ba, n. a verse ; a atansa. Kira'okl, n. (Eng.) diatilled liqnor;
Kibu'bn, a. cowajdly. rum; whisky, etc.; grog.
Etbn'bu, n. cowardice. KIra'okl, a. drunk on distilled liquor.
EibuTiura, a. etingy (a Maldn word). Kl'rarS, a, red haired.
Eibu^bura, n. atingiDesfi. ^l'Tarà, n. a person with red hair.
Xi'bwl, n. B. bird, the El'rarafi, n. Bee kaktmikara oud ní-
Eilca, n. a laige squid. itiril. In use at Butaritari.
Kl'ïa, V. i. to fish for the Idka. Ei'rsrewti, a. far away; distant
Eika'o, n. a small aquid. (mainly in uae at the Sonth).
Eika'o, V. *. to fieh for the A^Jtoo. Ki'raroa, a. far away.
EiklX V. t. to take out the contanU Elrft'Ü, n. (Eng.) glara.
of a bivalTular ahell. El're, a. weak.
Efkim'ara^ei, v. i. freq. oi kima- ^l'r•, n. a weak peraon.
reirel, to rejoice. Klre'l, u. a. proud; putting on aln;
El'klmoa, v. i. freq. of kimoa, to practicing ú'icks.
Btoal. Kuel, n. uncomfortable conduct; mis-
KlklmototOr a. freq. of kimototo, chievous or annoying behavior.
ahort. Elrft'Te, v. a. limping.
Elkl'na, v. t. freq. of kina, to recog- Klre^e, n. (Eng.) a glade.
nize;toknow. Eí'rewe, v. a. putting on aïra; as-
Kikl'a&no, i>. i. freq. of kinano, to be auming to be attractiva: flirting.
in love. Kirewe'to, v. a. pntting on aira, aa-
Klkln&^onftno, «. i. freq. of kiuano- sumiog to be attractive; fiirting.
nano, to utter Buapicious chargei. ElrewVto, n. seductive aira.
Eikl'nako, v. i. freq. of kinako, to Kl'rl, n. a dog.
go away. Ki'ri, o. t. to bag by looka or worda
Xlkl'nika, v. t. trei^. of kinika, to for food.
pinch; to pick, to nip. Kl'ria, n. eatrangement; a keeping at
KÀinllia'ne, i>. i. freq. of klnikaue, a diatance; "e tauaki kíriana."
to pick flowera. Ei^arl'a, a. far off, or diatant in
KildniU'nika, o. f. freq. of kinl- future time.
kinika. Elria'wa, n. a banyan. (There woa
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kng. ) Xlro'klroiui'ko, c. a. gone into ft deep
Klrlc/fiofi, o. faint from want of tleep.
[ood. XlrA^o, ». the ocean near tbe borl-
Klrlo^fi, n. fsJntnesa Irom want oí lon as «een írom the land.
food. KlrtKtl, n. (Eng.) a gross.
El'rlm'Rnlfia'nlfU, v. a. bewildered. Klmtitaro, n. (Eng.) a cryBtal.
KlrUnafiumaflit, a. having mKBj Klta'na, v. t. to leave; to foraake.
branches. Klta'oft, n. a forsaking; a leaving.
•inr<m«'«»THaa»j n. a. tree with muny Xlte'a, v. <. to Sz upon a houae as a
brauehes. Buitable place for a síck peraon b^
Xlrlm'aflafiji, a. haring maay means of the kaiwa.
branches. Zlte'klt•a, e. (. freq. of kitea.
Xlrlmto, a. gathered in a cluater; Kltib'a, n. a bird, the — ; a varíe^
ahounding in much fruit ou a atem of anipe ot aand piper.
or braneh. ElÜb'a'kna, n. a bird, the
ElMne, n. (Eng.) a kidney. Kltlt'a'kan, n. a bird, Uie
El'rlbanla'nltl, a. lumpy. KlUb'a'rano, n. a bird, the
Xirlb'a'r•, d. *. to gaze at with loring Klto^oto&o, a. handsome.
looks. Kltoko, n, a small shrub: the drop-
Eirib»'ab«il, V. a. not idiomatical : pingi of rata.
atumbling in walking ot talking. Kí'toko, v. a. damaged aa food bj the
Kiiibe'u'b•n, n. a itiimbling in waJk- presence of rat droppingB,
Xf'watl, V. i. staud awaj; etand one
to walk side by lide; used in the imperative.
Ko, pron. thou ; you ( alwaya followed
bj the predicate ) : tfaee, wben used
aa a buíBi to a tratiiitíve verb,
often united to the verbal root by í,
Ko, t>. o. being bleached as a giri shut
up for blea«hing: finolf bound.
Ko, n. a giri undergoiog the bleaching
Ei/a, n. au inaect.
report incor- Eo'a, v. t. to acrapa a nut with a shelI.
Et/aua, a. true.
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Klribweljwo, v.
aide.
EiMUrl, n. flne gravel.
Kl'ríri, n. a bird, the
Eiiita'aorD'ro, n. a amall, round
pebble.
Xirit&n't&ii, a. having whitish apots
on the akin.
Eirlt&u't&n, n. white spota on the
KiMtabftlo^, o. I
rectlv.
Etrltab'a^nib'an, «. t. to steer care- Ko'aua, n. the tnith.
lesBly. Eo'ailalco, o. i. to increase in aise aa
Kirltaliataba, v. i. to etaj^^r. a rent.
Klrlta'bataba, n. Btaggering. Eo'akoft, o. i. to give forth a hareh
Xlrltata, v, i. to aervilelj beg aa sound as in aawing, or scrapiog oo-
one's food. coanut with a ahelT.
Kirlto^tofi, V. a. atunned aa b^ a Eo'akoa, n. a harah sound aa in filing
blow or falt. a saw or acraping.
Eirlto'fUtoil, n. a stimning. Koe', v. i. to decrease (aee fteondibwe).
SirlwalEa, o. very librous or atringy Koe', a. hoarse.
aa UDdeairous pandanus fruit. Ko^, a. not fully grown.
Kiriwa'ka, n. Abronanegs ; Btringinpsa. Ko*!, n. a vtry joung eocoanut.
Kirlwa'kawaka, a. stringy, flbrous, Ko'íhawa, n. a fiab, the
as pandanus fruit, Eo^nawa'bR, n. a fish, the
KiMwe, V. a. diaturbed: excited. XolfUra, n. an incaDÚ.tion.
Ei'tlwe, n. a tumult; a row. Xc/lkoi, n. a bivalrular ahell, nsed in
Kiriwe^e, V. i. to engage in kicking acraping out food.
the lega and ahaking the arma aa Ko^koi, v. t. to engaRe in acraping a
a child in a paselon. eocoanut kemel with a shell.
Kfro, V. a. aound aaleep. Ko'lkolmVere, n. a bivalvular ehell-
Ei'ro, n. Bound aleep. fish, the
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Eo'ikoin&ii'tl, n. a bivalmUr ahell- Eo'tiamaki, v. a. disposed to action;
flsh, the ready for ; prompt.
Kolkó'liilben, n. curdled cocoanut Eona'koiia, v. a. habituallj aucceea-
sap. fui as in fishing.
Koiko'liiibeii, a. curdled, as cocoanut Eo'iie, n. (Eng.) a coney.
sap. Xt/ne, n. a scaly diseaBe of tbe sUn
Koiko'lntà''rRira, n. a bivalvular (see ktmikone).
Bhell-fish, the Ko'nete, ». (Eng.) a cornet.
Koi'iia, D. t. to follow one constantly. Eo'nlB, v. >. to shrink up; to draw
Xo'irikl, n. a cocoanut Bcraper. up ; to contract, as cloth.
gc/trlkiatà'ri, n. a ahell used for KO'nln, a. stiff or drawn up through
Bcrapiug habai. cold.
Zc/q, V. a. eicíted, stirred up; agl- Kt/nono, a. provident: tightly bound.
tatéd : warped. Kon'sBko, v. a. keeping quiet after
Xo'u, v. i. to retch: to come out as the a rebuke; slinking mentallj.
central germ of a coeoanut tree. EO'b'a, v. i, to climb b; hugging the
Xlfua, n. a certain game. trunk of the tree.
Koum'à'i, ». a bivalvular shell-fish, Eo'ba, n. (Eng.) a gopher.
the KOb'a'ea, v. t, to climb a tree or pole
Eo'm'ftii, n. a person who takes great bv hugging it.
care not to open up or dieplaj his Koba'koba, v. a. experiencing a sense
treasures. of abdominal depression or " gone-
Eo'am'aflaÍ,t>. t.to engage in extract- ness."
ing double teeth from corpses after ES'be, n. (Eng.) coffee.
battle. EoOm, n. a fiab, the
Eo'mn'aílai, n. the ertraction of Eo^nkolia, v. i. to bubble up as
double teeth from the slaín after wàter beginning to boil: to gush
battle. np.
Eomn'afia'ia, «. t. to stríp a corpse Xo^urake, v. i. to gush up ; to apring
of the teeth. up.
Eo'ukou, V. i. to retch. Eo^a, v. I. to beach : to launch.
Ko'uta, e. t. to extract. KoTii, n. (Eng.) a cook.
Ko'utl. n. a small mat wom about the Eo^l, v. i. to cook.
shouiders. Ko'ko, a. stingy.
Eom, II, a. falling short: too short, Eo^o, n. stinginesB.
as a beam, KO'kfi, a. jealons.
EOm, n. (Eng.) a eomb. ECkO, n. jealousy, espedallj' conj'u-
Eo'ma, rt. (Eng.) a comma. gal jealousy.
Eo'màkl, V. a. closed together as the Xo^o, n. (Eng.) cacao: cocoa.
two sidee of a thin basket. Kflko'a, v. t. to scrape a coeoanut
Eomatafl'itafi, a. See tatabui. In kernel with a koikoi.
use at Nonouti. Eo'koS, v. t, to nunble; to rattle.
Eo'morante, n. (Eng.) a cormorant. Eo^ol, c. >, to flow as en ocean cnr-
Eo^ua, V. t. to comb. rent.
Eom'kom, v. a, slipping off from, as EokoIrlW, a. havíng many sharp'
the flnger naih from a short sliver. pointed teeth.
Eon, V. i. to Bubside; to keep still, Eoko'uea, v. i. to sway hither and
when cblded, through shame. thither, as a crowd.
ES'na, e. t. to squeeze; to compress. Eo'kona, n. a catch of flsh.
Eo'na, V. i. can; to be able. Eo'kona, v. a. succeseful, as in flsh-
Eo'níl, V. t. to be able to do. It takes ing.
the passive form when followed by Eokon&'ki, v. o. hifluenced; per-
a paesive Tcrb with ni. suaded.
Eo'na, n. a cord or twine made of c*- Eo'koro, o. winning success: "e ho-
coanut fiber. fcoro arona" (used in praise).
Eo'na, *, a. elosely fitting; well Eoko'roboki, «. i. freq. of koroboki.
matched, as two boards. Eoko'robuai, v. i. freq. of korobuai.
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Xoko'rokamra, v. i. fi«q. of koro- Eo^na'bofi, ». midni^t.
karewe. Korou'ba, a. uuripe. (Plgis. p. 25.)
Xokoroko'rea, d, (. Ireq. of koroko- Eoroa'baÀ, v. t, U
rea. Korautn, c. a.
KCkí/ta, t>. 1. to be Jealous of . «gttíiist family .
Kc/kotl, ». a shell-flali, the Korouto, n. famil^ or tribal es-
Kt/ni, ». cocoanut fiber eord trangemeut or diviaion.
Ko^a, a- sufflx lued in numbering Kc/rom», v. t. to huak.
buketa. Koram'•'ti•abK, n, a hoiue warmiug.
E6^ n. (Bng.) gold. Korom'a'nMiba, d. t. to engage in
Koth' n. teeda of Uie jackfruit. home warmiug.
Eo'rani&^a, a. atout, corpulent to a Korom'a'oekB, v. t. to cut etepa in a
degree. eoeoanut tree.
Ka'ran, n. (Eug.) a colon. So'rom'aka, n. scented boiled cocoa^
Ko'ran, n. a ttaread or fiber of a ooooa- nut oil.
nut huak. Xo'rom&tafl, n. a dart; a javelin.
Eo'raiia, o. eUmt; corpulent to a Xo^na'nal, v. a. separated or di-
degree. vided, aa two flocks.
SO'raka, n. (Gr.) s raven. Eoro^bal, n. tbs wrist. {FhfB. p.
Korakal, adv. exceedlnglj (preceded 02)
bvnt). (Mat. 26:76.) Eoro'nlkat»^, n. a aharp pointed
Eo^aki, n. a company. Aea atïck set in the ground on which
Ko'rakl, a. continuouB; katoa te boH to husk cocoanuts.
ae karafU = to do dailv. Koro'nlkata^a, ti. (. to huak a cocoa-
Eo'rakora, a. powerful; itrong; nut on a Bharp pointed atick aet in
mightj; large and tall n» a man. the ground.
Eo^rakora, fi. atreugth ) might; poww. KorVniwaa, a. the lower part of tho
Ko'r•, n. (Eng.) a cor. '«R. (Phjs. p. Bl.)
Ko'rea, d. t, to cut. Xo'ranrlb&'na, n. a wooden spade for
Xore&n'rlrl, n. tattooing on the badu cultivating.
of the legB oí females. Koronteba, n. a thuuder-bolt.
Ko^eban, ». (Heb.) corban. Kirtola'a v. a. partially atranded, aa
Eoilanta, a. (Eng.) e, coriander. ^^b or a canoe in ahoal wàter.
Ko'ríii, n. m portion of food reserved Ko'roba, c. i. to cut leavea.
for another. Koro'b'a, n. (Eng.) a crowbar.
Xorl'üla V. t. to treat a peraon before Ko^obai, v. i. to cut the faateníngs ot
hia arrival, i.e. to reserve a portion cocoanuts tied together.
of food for him ogainat hia arrivaL Ko'robal, n. the work of cnttini; the
Ko'rlkorl, c. i. to acratch. fastenings of eocoanuta tied to-
Eoriko^ta, v. í. freq. of korita. gether.
EoMii, n. the eitremc portion of a Eoroba^, v. t. to cut the faatenings
cocoanut leaf Uied in incantation. of cocoanuts tied together.
KorÍ''ta, V. í. to scratch. Eoroba'uta, «. o, cut, aa the laahinga
Xo'ro, n. a etick for huaking cocoa- of an outrigger.
nuts; a jaTclin. Koroba'uta. u. i. to cut tho laehinga
Eo'ro, c. a. aground; atranded: fln- of an outrigger.
iahed. Eo'rob'aro, n. a bird, tho
EC'ro, n. (Eng.) coal. Ko'rob'aro, v. i. to have the hair eut
Eo'roa, a. nearly full: nearlj con- acroaa the forehead.
pleted aa time. Eorobltia, c. í. to cut in piecea.
Eoro&'tti, t>. i. to engage in hair cut- Eo^obobo^U, v. a. completed; fln-
ting. Iahed.
EoTollcabi, a. nearlj rípe as panda- Eo^boU, n.í. to write.
nus fruit Ko'roboki, n. writfng.
Eorol'kablta'banlii, a. very nearly Korobo'Wa, v. t. to write,
ripe as pandanna fruit. Ko^bna, v. a. thaved oa the head.
Eorou'a, v. t. to cut in twaln. Eo'robuA, v. t. to ahave the head.
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'Ks/tohUA'i, V. i. to ahave. or trouMra: detarmed, ai a person
Eo'robua'l, n. ghaving. born with one haud.
Ktf'robua'la, n. t. to shave. Ko'rota, n. tattooing.
Ko'robu&'kii, V. a. imevenlj cut. Ki/totabo, v. i. to engage in íalse ac-
Ko'robua'k&, v. t. to cut unevenly eusation.
aa tbe hair. Korota'boa, v. t. to accusa falself.
Eorobu'atao, v. i. to have the hair of Ko'iotel, ». a sbort canoe with a
tha head eut very short. cuired keel.
Sorobu'atau, n. the custom of cut- Korotonslbl, v. i. to cut arousd.
ting the hair very ahort. Koroto^lbl, n. circumciBion.
Eo'robuata'ua, v. t. to cut the hair Koroto^ibta, o. f. to circUmciM; to
ïery Bhort. eut around.'
Zo'robuaÜ'fiitifi, v. i. to cut tha hair Korowa'wa, c, a. greatly intoxicated.
exceeding-lj ahort. Ko'ta, v. a. hit, as in the face with a
Zo'robuu, V. i. to choke with food: ball.
to be without appetite írom pain. EO'ta, v. t. to dislike or hata one be-
Ko'robim, n. choking with food: losa cause of alienatin^ a spouse.
of appetite through pain. Kot•'a, v. t. to point at; to point
Ko'robufi, V. i. to cïioke with food: to out.
be without appetite. Eote'tlan, n. (Eng.) quotatiou poiuta.
Eo'robufi, n. choking with food: losa Eo'tl, a. dull pointed; blunt; uot
of appetite through pain. sharp.
Eo'rokki, V. i. to cut wood. K^ti, «. (Eng.) a goat: a coat.
Ko'rokai, n. wood cuttiug. Eo'tiíiere, n. (Eng.) cochineal.
EortAa'ia, v. t. to denude inore or Xo^o, n. any weapon ; arma.
lesa a land of ita wood. Eo'tomoTo, v. a. not continuing long
Eo'rokaTewe, v. i. to cut fer at Bitting, or at work, but aoon tak-
Earewe. . ing one'a departure.
Ko'roka'rewe, n. the proceas of se- Eoto'kotea, v. t. freq. of kot«a.
curing karieme from the bud of a.ZotO^oto, o. t. to keep poiuting at:
cocoanut tree. to dip aa a aop.
Eo'rokarewe'a, v. t. to aorve a per- Kn, ^^. a fiah, the
aon by cutting and gathering ka- Ku'a, a. weary.
reure íor him. Ku'A, v. t. to care for; to nuííe; to
Zoroko'rea, v. t. freq. of korea, to wait on.
cut. Eu'a, n, a whale.
Eo'rokoro, n. pulverized pandanua Kua'ea, ». ( Eng. ) a qtiire.
fruit miied with wàter and fonned Eub'u, n. a Gah, tbe
into a loaf. Kuft'u, v. i. to fish for the fcwM».
Eo'rokoro, v. i. to engage in cutting. Eua'imtil'Fawa, n. a flsh, the
Eo'ror&, v. a. cut bias. Euaub&'nl, n. a Ash, the
EoTora'ea, v. t, to cut bias. EuA'ubwl, n. a Sah, the
ZoTOra'la, o. t. to cut the fastenings Eoa'urafi, ». a flsh, the
of canoe planka. Eua'ma, a. weary.
Eoror&'b'aro, v. i. to cut the hair Eu'an, n. a kind of acoop-net.
ahort Just above the forehead. Eu'àm, ■o. í. to flsh with a kuan.
Eoror&'b'aro, ». tbe f ashion of cut- Eoaaft'ko, n, ( Eng, ) a guanaco.
ting or cropping the hair just above Eu&'no, ». (Eng.) guano.
the forehead. Eu'ab&b&, v. t. to sort and arrange,
Eoror&b'a'roa, v. t, to treat the head Eu'ab&ba, a. foolish.
to a abort cutting of the bair just En'ab&ba, n. sortíng and arranging:
above the forehead. foolisbneas: b. fool.
Ko'rorara'i, v. t. to coma to grief Eu'akuí, v. t. freq. of kua, to nurse.
from a wound with a spear. Eu'akua, v, i, to nah for the kaa.
Eo'rorin&'nia, v. t. to line; to place Eu'aroun, n. a basket made of cocoa-
in ranke or Sles. nut leavea from which the midribs
Eo'roro, o. a. cut too short as a skirt, are rejected.
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KTJAT 140 KUSÜ
Kv&'tft, n. (Eng.) quarter oi K dollar, XTUilbv•'aTl, n. a apecies of cowry.
2S centa. EnnilM'ntwB, n. a disease of tbe Bkis,
Kn&'te, n. (Eng.) a qiuut. ths
Eo&'to, n. (Eng.) & quarto. Ktmlka'rawa, v. a. affected with tbe
Kní're, n. (Eng.) a quail. kunikaraaa.
Kui, V. i. to winoej to flinch (Me Ximike'akl, n. a dÍM*Be of tbe skia
kvri). (see kunikcne).
Xjú, n. a wincing. - Eu'nlkoiie, n. a dÏBeaae of tbe Bldn.
Xnl'a, n. wood driíted to tbe ialands; Kn'nlkone, v. a. afflicted with tbe
a flsb, tbe kuiUkone.
Eol'aiVreba, ». » flsb, tbe Ku'nlknn, v. a. abounding in the fcitn.
Evilnl, V. i. (see kwikud) to wince; Ku'nlkuii, v. a. indanted; marred.
to flinch. Kunnft'omata, v. a.
Ku'o, n. a oocoanulrHhell cup íor re- Kun'nikal, n. clotb ; a cloth garment.
ceiTing boíled anoïnting oil before Kun'nika'U, u. t. to clotbe.
putÜng it into a bottie. Kun'roro, n. tbe exterior buak of the
Xuona''ln•, n. a cocoanut-ihell cup _'>^'**^ , „„ , ., ,
íor boilinit oil in. Kun'roroto'flitofl, a. very black.
K«ob'aS, «. i. to engage in ddn- Ku'flita, v. t. to gnmt at d.»approv-
xffiÏ^Ttoewini-eli.go. iS^N.^ S" i-cat.g
S LT" í" . u ^' i^ "■ Kufilioa, n. tbe aet of gninting to
ífï::i.tr„fTpk...».-HÍs?rSïixr.i.""''•
deri m a wMting «cIineM. ^^^ ^; ; j^ ^^^ suddenly from
Ktune'a, «. í, to do, friubt.
Kumí'te, a. tiin in fleih after a epell ^^^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^ ^j^^ ,,.^ ^^i^^.
of Biokneas (bm fcuma). sudden and Tiolent írigbt.
Knme^te, «. a deep wooden tray íor Ku'banrou, ti. a.. greatlystartlcd.
holding todd^ Kubaliuba, r. i. freq. of kuba.
Kn'mlno, n. (Eng.) cnniïnln. Knbaterft, i>. (. to coníer en expres-
Kun, fi. Bkin; a bird, tbe gi(,„ ^,( gurprise on a pereon arriving
Kun, a. blaek; blue; mortiíying. uneipectedly.
Kn'na, íi. a song. Xubütera, d. i. to espreae iurprige at
Eona'l&A, d. afraid; amazed. y^g unexpected arrival of a person.
Kona'lfia, n. fear; amazement KnTiU, n. the carrying of a child on
Kii'nana, v. t. to talk mucb about. {),e )>bi^
Euna'nanau, v. a. verbose; continu- x^/ku, v. í. to get or be on the bacfc
ing long in talk. „( ^ person.
Kunakn'naii*, p, í. íreq. of kunans. Kuiïua, n. a variety of crab, tbe
Kune'a, o. t. to ehance upon; to findj Ku'kuob'a'itSrl, u. i. to engage in
to flnd aceidentally. dreaaing haüari.
Ku'nel, n. tbe yoimg of tbe to. Kuku'okuo, d. i. freq. of kuokuo, to
Ku'neinikara'ol, n. a species of làbtU; engage In peeling or akinning.
tbe ikaraoi in its earlier growtb. Kn'knmea, o. í. freq. of kumea, to do.
Ku'iieknne,,ti. a. akilled m finding; Ku'kune, o. a, succeaaful in flnding}
Bucceasful in finding. akilled in flnding; otten flnding.
Ku'nekune, n. skill or freqüent suc- Kuku'neafi, d. t. to expreu mucb iaj
ceas in flnding. at reunion.
Kun lin &'iiifla'nl6a, n. a. confounded. Xuku'banrou, v, í. to expreBa aur-
Kn^ilm&'toA, o.not bleachini readily. príae at an uneipected arrival.
Eimime^tMrl, o. haring a wholeaonie Kukub&'tera, v. t. freq. of kubatera.
ekin. Ku'kor•l, ». joy; happinesa.
Ki^lnnfi, o. baving an unwboleaome Eu'kureí, v. i. to be happy; to be
«"'• glad; to rejoice.
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KQBA 141 TtAT
Ka'ri, n. a diaease of tlie skin; » Ba'e, v. o, incliued, as the Ikead, to ona
sm&ll piiupls. aide.
Eu'ra, n. (Eng.) a echool (better Ba'ea, n. (Eng.) a lyre.
íiftura). BA'ea, », í. to tóar.
Knra'i, n. a certoin iatemal òrgan. Ba'ea, v. a. in dïBorder; disairangedi
Eur&'n«ti, n. (£iig.) granite. promiacuouely placed.
Eurà'be, o. bold; coura^ous. Ba'eaki, n. a lent; a portíon divided
KuT&'be, n. the rectum; or ratlier, tti« off.
sphincter musclee at tlie lower end. Ba'eua, o. t. to t«ar in two long
Kura'kotalre, n. (Eng.) a crocodile. pieces.
EuTfin', ». (Eng.) the crane (a bird). Kaema'flao, ti. i. to engage in tearing
Enrere, n. (Eng.) a grape-vine. to pieces.
Kurè^e, a. bad; disarraiiged: uot Baemafi&'oa, v. t. to tear to pieces a
akilled in fishing. (Makin.) mat, or anytïiiiig, with the teeüi, afl
KurèTjeBin'ti, a. veij bad, a d<^.
Eurè^erèbe, a, aboimding in knobi Ba'enMi, o. long and elim.
or ridges ; rough ; bad. Ba'eba, v. %. to engage in stripping
Eu'rere, v. a. horrifled; overwhelmed off cocoanut leafleta íoi obtaining
with fear. (Ph7B. p. 21.) the ha.
Enre'tla, n. (Eng.) a glaeier. Ba'eba, n. the stripping of cocoanut
KuM, a, bundred tliouaand, fe kuri = leafleta in order to aecura the midrib.
100,000, ua kviri — 200,000, etc. Baeba'ea, v. t. to atrip a cocoanut
Ku'ri, adv. withín a little. tree of morè or lese of ita leavei.
Eu'ri, V. i. tai fcurí = do not bo in Baeba'ia, v. t. to tear off the winga,
haate. Baebl'tia, v. t. to t«ar in pieces.
KoTia, v. (. to anatch. Ba'ebwebwe, v. i. to engage in strip-
KaMVal, V. i. to engage in Backing. pjng off Huckere or lateral sprouta.
Kn'rlbVÍa, o. 1. to aack; to pluader. Baebwe^trea, c. t. to Btrip off aa
Eurlba/ba, c. i. to apring up suddenly euckers. (Phys. p. 67.)
aa at an alann of Àie. Ba'Qraa, v. a, fatallj wounded.
SorïlE•tl, n. (Eng.) a cricket. Ka'erae, v. i. to engage in stripping.
Kn'rlkuti, «. a portion of the entraila Baera'ea, c. t. freq. of raea.
of a shark. Eta'ereke, a. verj narrow, aa cloth.
En'rlt&ta, v. i. to ezpedite ; to hurry. BA'ereke, n. a narrow part of tha
EnYltàta, n. expedition; a hurrying. ialand rim.
Eu'rit&tll, V. í. to huriy or rush one a Baere^eke, a. very narrow, aa cloth.
work. Ba'erob'a, a. coarse.
Knra'tobera'to, n. (Gr.) a chrjao- Ba'erob'a, n. a coarae mat used for
praae. llooring purpoees.
Ewl, V. i. to wince, to flinch. Ba'eten, n. a mat whoae atrands are
Kwl'a, n. wood drifted to the ialands; one third each oi the width oi the
a flsh, tha (see kuia) pandanua leaf.
Kwfkwl, V. i, t« wince; to flinch (aee Baeten'ia, v. t. to strip leaves into
kmhui). three parte.
Ba'etàra, n. praise oí a lover, in
eimilitudes.
B Ba'etiriL, o. t. to praise a lover in the
use of aimilitudea.
Ba, pron. what? (an interrogative Ba'ewa, a. aplit; cracked aa a board.
pronoun following the noun). Te Baewa'flwa, a. aplit; eracked.
aomata raf = what mant Baika Baewa^ud, n. a fieli, the
raT — what thingaT Ba'í, n. a plank; a board; a mat-
Ba, adv. how ; ai kamimi ro = how covering for a native oven : a sort oí
wonderful ! aeine made of cocoanut leafleta
Ba, pron. our; a aufAx pronoun; ka- braided or aecured with the rootleta
tcaira = our path. of the pandanua tree.
Ba, n. one width oi a mat-aail. Bal, a. withered.
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KAI 142 BAV
8ft% V. a, refiulng to apeak becaiue Ba'ii, o. ««nfortable; quiet; imdú-
offended. turbed; plàcid.
BkI, i*, a retiiaal to «peak becaiue of Bft'u, n. pandauiu leaf tJutch: a stat»
ooe's being offended. oi quiet; peace.
B&'l, c. i. to twiat and tuigle easily, Ba'uakl, a. satUfiedi having had
a« a thread or liue. euougti food.
B&l, n. a itate of being tasgled. Ba'umea, n. a leive ; s atraiuer, oíten
BA'ík, V. t. to spread over; to talce made of in, the fibei wtiicli binda
posseaaian of land aa a growth. the eocoaaut froad to the trunk.
Ba'lan, n. (Eng.) a liou. Ila'nm•&, v. t. to strain.
Ba'iata, n. the upper breadth of a Sa'umea, v. i. to eugage in jstraining
aail. a líquid; to etraiu.
Bai'in, n. (Eng.) a líne. Ba'iui, n. a kiud of flab-book made oi
Baln-a'roU, n. (Bng.] lign-aloea. niother-of-pearl.
(Kumbers 24:0.) BA'iiii•ti•, o. a. wet bj a shower.
Balnatintti, ». (Eng.) a rhinoceraa. Ba'urau, n. a plate; a platter.
SftUUfi', V. i. to throb, as with pain in Banra'uií, v. t. to place food on a plata
the head. or plattér.
Ba'lb'aan&ta, v. i. to fiah with the B«ura'uiübBÍ, ». the back of the band.
aid of a bamata. Baunt'unlwaa, n. the upper side ot
Xa'lb'aenfita, n. the art of Úshing the toot
with a baenata. lU'ure, v. a. aeparated, as husband
Bft'lb&na, n. a unaller mat noed in and wife.
completing the covering of au oven Bann^ira, v. a. openlng and ahutting
in ttie ground. aa the halí ot a cocoanut leaf mat
Balb'an'ta, o. (. to hunt in a party. in the wind.
BAlbwebwe, v. a. opening out aa an Baur•'kana, v. a. aeparated, aa hiu-
ear of grain, (Mark 4:28.) band and wife.
Ka'ibw•bwe, ». the ear of grain or Ba'utàra, «. i. to engage in stripping
fruit. off the tboma on the edge of the
Ba'ira, v. t. to tuni OTor; to tuni. pandantu leaf.
Bairalra, o. (. tren. of raira. Ba'ntftra, n. the proceaa of removing
Balti, n. (Eng.) rfce. the thoma <m the sides of a pan-
Ba'lti, n. an Incantation at diTorce; danua leaf.
a side glimpao at a peraon paaaing ju'utarí, c, t. to atrip oft the thoma
b;. on the edge of a pandaniu leaf.
Baitl'ti, V. i. to glitter as a aword. B•'utàri, n. wàter for rinaing aftor
Ita'lwa, n. a pimple. bathing in «alt-wster.
Ba'lwB, V. a. afSicted with plmples. Banti.'!^ v. t. to rinse.
Ba'o, n. a companion; ona in com- B&''ma, n. an outrígger.
pany; a friend. n&'ma, n. the outrigger aide of a
Ba'ol, n. peace. canoe.
Ba'ol, p. i. to be at peaee; to be reo- BA^ft, o. 1. to place a canoe with tha
oDciled ; to be fair. outrigger to eouth or north, etc.
Ba'olakl'na, c. t. to make peace. BB'ma, n. (Eng.) a llama.
Ba'oiro'l, a. good; righteoua; excol- Bà'm'a, n. the forehead.
lent; wellj all right; ríght. Ba'm'anako, o. a. projecting far out
Ba'oiro'l, n. goodneBs; righteouBueas; u the gable roof of a bouM ealled
escellence. vmatora.
Ba'ona, v. t. to associste with ; to Ba'm'ana'koa, c. t. to enlarge a house
hold as a friend. by eitending further ont the gable
Xa'obanl, n. a flsh, a varle^ of the roof.
bara. Bft'mar&ina, v. i. to aecure an out-
Ba'orao, t>. i. to be in fellowship; to rieger from a drift log.
asaociaffl (preceded by i), BB'm'aRun'aaIne, v. í. to draw very
Baora'ona, v. t. freq. of raona. near to a woman.
Ba'orl, n. (Eng.) a rod; 16^ feet Bjüi, n. íresh wat«r; sap; Juka.
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BAV 143 BABA
Bin, o. vmtMjr, u kartioe wfaieh hu BA'tUnika'm'am'al, v. i. to uíl íor
been mized with too miich wàter. quit« a distanoe wiUi the oiitiiggei
B&'niuoa, v. t. to bear much in mind out of wàter.
au object to b« obtained. Ba'fianlkà'b'a, a. haTing lUKUually
Bft'nàtM, n. a glice of laud granted to long legs.
a f ounger brother. Ba^lanlk&'b'a, n. a. percon bafing
XU'a&ba, a. provided wiUi or poBSMwd imiuuaUf long lega.
of a smaller portion became younger. Ba'fianlk^ti, t>. i. to aail vrlth the
B&'uea, V. a. faint or langulíbing outrigger riaing and falling wbile
tbrough want of food. out of wàter.
Bi'nea, n. faintneas írom want of Ba'fiaTafia, v. i. to r«el to and íro;
íood. to be crank.
Ban«'auea, a. resplendent. Ba£ara'fiata, v. t. fieq. of rallata.
Bane'aiiea, n. reaplendenceí bright- Ba'fiara&a'tan, n. a miniature racing
nesB; poliah. canoe of a certain st^le.
Bà'nene, a. having large meshes as a Bftflarafla'tau, d. i. to be busy here
Bcoop-net. and there, malcing preparation. to
B&'nene, t>. a. escaping as 6eh througli leave.
a BCoop-net with large mesbea. Baiiarl&'na, v. i. to capeiae to wind-
B&'Qaue, n. the escape of flah through ward.
a acoop-net wlth large meahes. BafLnta, v. t. to basten {raií<Ui
K&nebo^ebo, a. sbining as one vxiem ) ; to make to walk fast.
anointed with oil; bright; poliabed. Sailata'b'ara, a. bow-legged.
B&nebo'nebo, n. luster; glasài paliah. Ba'fLntat&'ro, v. a. spoken of a canoe
B&nlma'una, n. an old cocoanut with- the sticks or polea of which, hold-
out milk, in the lOth stage. ino tbe outrigger in place, are ahort.
Bftnlma'oua, a. having no milk afl JL^'aíroA, a. crazj.
an old cocoanut. Ba'fUraQ, n. cracinesB ; a cra^ or in-
B&n'u&aoa, v. t. to desire; to long sane peraon.
for. Ba1>a, n. (Eng.) rubber.
Bfin'nt, n. the wàter in a ripe cocoa- B*'b'a, v. a. praiaeworthy. So rai'a
nnt! tiiia word might be written = you are kindj often used where
thua, rannni (rannní). we would aay "thank jou": ob-
B&n'nlmlm'ma, n. milk. teined,
B&n'nlmata, n. a tear. Ba'ba, v. a. hidden; concealed; secret.
BSn'nlben, n. milk made from aoraped Baltaiua, v. t. to take good care of.
cocoanut and wàter. B&'baba, a. broad.
Bàn'nlkiiift'ka, v. a. prorlding but RS^Miba, n. breadth.
Bcantj milk as a breast. Bàbaba^ua, v. a. spread out into thiit
Bàn'r&ii, a, juicy; íuJl of sap. platea.
Bantl, n. tEng.) a lance. B&'babaka'el, a. wide; broad; Tery
B&n'tia, f. (. to consJder a thing aa wide.
to the waya and meana of proctüing It&'b&kaii, a. akiUfnl ; dextroua ;
it. adept; knowing and readj.
Bantltnrl, n. (Eng.) longitude. BAIiakau, n. akiU, abilitj to perceive
Bafi, o. era;?; insane; laacivioiu: and perfonn.
blighted or abnormal Íq growth. Bft'HiBkauiirtifl'', a. veiy aklllful.
Bafi, n. blighted tahai: a crazy per- B&'bar&ba, n. the firat or last in a
son: a Tcry llcentious persou. line at ttie extreme rigbt or left.
Bafia, a. crankj aa a craft. BaOt'arab'a, n. a mat wom like s
BaflA, ». a leg. poncho.
Bft'fia, n. a t^porary stream of rain Bab'a'rab'ana, v. t. to guard orwateh
wàter. over; to look out for.
B&lia, V. i. to flow: to run as raIn B«1)'a'ral)'atí, o. i. freq. of rabati, to
wàter. embra«e.
Bafia'le, v. t. to aail about, aa a fleet Babata, o. t. to approach cautioualy
of canoes. for the purpose of aeizing.
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BAB'A 144 BABA
Bafata, V. t. to embrace. Ba'kB, v. t. to pace; to meuura by
Ba'b'atft, n. tia body. p&cing.
Bab'ft'tl, n. i. to embrace, used with i; Ba'ka, n. a [wm: íncrease.
a > nhati ^ thej embrace each B&'ka, v. a. BÜnilar to moraia (which
other. we),
BS^M, n. a precipicej a bank; a eteep Ba'kal, n. r ccral siioal fa a lagoon.
place. Baka'óa, v. i. to hare illicit inter-
BA^M, a. «teep. coursa.
B&'beii, V. i. to increaae 1d liie per- Baka'oA, o. f. to wrong a. man by
pendiculirly as the batwt when intercouTie with hia wiíe; to step
about to flght. upon or over somethiDg of value on
Babe'iiibeii, c. i. freq. of raben. the floor.
Bjn>entb«ti'nako, v. i. to flee while Baluiraka, t>. í. to be engoged in
In the raben condition. measurlng l^ pacing.
Ba'bebe, o. a. eloping: slautiiig; de- Ba'karaka, v. t. to nuasure tand by
dining as the sua. pacing.
Ba'bl, V. a. beltying aa a aall ; in- Balurake, n. an inereaee.
dented as a eoast; curred taterallj. BalM, adv. up.
Ba'bl, n. a baj. Ba'ke, t>. i. to be perceived asanodorj
Balli, n. (Eng.) a rabbi. to extead in all directioiiB.
Ban^lno, n. a lewd game. Baliea, v. t. to initiate a new or seo-
Balilno, V. t. to toIÏ. ond form oi iueantation.
Babt'nobino, d. i. tí> roti over. Ba'kerake, v. >. to epread about aa
Ba'blrabl, a. wide laterally as a CO- an odor.
coanut Bhell bottie. BalEon, n. {Eng.) a dragon.
Babo'nl, n. (Heb.) Raboni, B&lEoro, v- i. to paM near by.
Ba'bono, n. an eel, the Bft'karo, a. uearly full, nearly over•
Bs'bonoma'l, n. a white eel. flowing.
Ba'bononQ, n. an eel takeu tn aa «. B&ko^oa, v. t. to paia yery aear to^
BaOtu, u. í. to engage in tying cocoa- Ba'ku, n. a flah, iis
But leavea aroiind f ruit-trees tabooed. Bakui'ka, n. a flah, the
Ba'bu, n. a cocoanut leaflet tíed Ba'kaori, n. (Eng.) logwood.
around s fruit-tree to indicat* that BakubK'ni, ». a flsh, the
it 1b tabooed. B&'ra, n. blood; ruet; the menses.
Ba'bua, v. t. to nppropriate for per- B&'ra, a. bloody; ruaty; haviag tlia
Bonal uBe a fruit-tree by tying mensea.
leavea around the trunk. Ba'rA, v. t. to leaa against.
Balnma, t>. t. to screen. Bata, v. t. to leau; to slast; tottarely
Ba-liuna, n. a acreen. float.
Babnfia'oa, v. t. to interrupt s per- Bara'eua, e. i. to lie reatlBBBly,
Bon'a Gonversatlon for the purpoee Bara'eba, v. i. freq. of raeba.
of preveuting him from diacloBing a Bara'ebtti, v. i. to l«ar. (Amoa
secret. 1:11.)
Ba'bnrabu, o. renowned; famoua; of Bara'i, n. a section of a bunch of
note. bananas.
BabnralinDa, o. t. freq. of rabuna. Bara'i, a. faatidiouB in taste or with*
Ba'buteka'wanikal, n. a cocoanut- o-ut appetite aa one in pregnancy.
leaf charm, or fetish, of a certain Bara^, v. i. to away to and fro, aa a
atyle. tree top.
BaTjuterafi', n. a certaia atyle of tho Barat, a. tvXkv.
rabu. Bara'ia, v, t. to have a apecial reliah
Ba'buteta'utl, n. a certaia atyle of for, as an invàlid.
the rabu. Bara'lbewï, v. t. to writhe in pain.
Balca, V. i. to increaae. Bara'ol, a. the plural fona of raoiroi,
Ba'ka, a. accidental ly in wrong banda; Bara'otaklna, c. t. freq. of raoiakiaa.
astray; aot belongiag here, as a Bara'oma, a. anxioua; solicitous;
fowl. Borry; sad.
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aniiety; aniioi
Saraoma'eakliiA, v. i. to be toirj or Baro'a, a. far away in place ; 'distant.
anxiauB about. Etaro'a, 7>. distaace ia space.
Ba'rau, v. i. to bwooh from aicIcnesH Bft'ro^i, a. fair; moderate and cou-
or accident. etant aa a wind.
Bara^naU, a. satiafied; haviog had BaroaU'nokino, o. very far off in
enough food. place.
Bara'nre, v. a. freq. oí laure; sepo- Bfitei, n. a eail with breadtha run-
rated. ning up and down.
Baràn', a. leakj. Ka'tetorl, n. (Sng.) latituds.
Bar&n', n. a leàk. S&'to, n. a testicle.
Ha'Tanako, v. i. leaning aa a tres away Ba'wa, v. i. to refusa. / rawa = I
from a hoiiae; fallen ah a trec. won't.
BArantu'atua, a. vary leakj. Ba'wb, n. a channel to a lagoon or
Barafi', v. a. leaking or ruuning out. harbor.
Bara'Ú, o. t. to braid a mat; to Ba'warawa, n. a channel or groove in
weave. tlia ocean reef.
Bara'iia, v. i. to engage in braidjng Ba'wata, n. a wounded oue.
a mat. Ba'wata, o. wounded.
Bara'Ca, n. the procesB oí braiding a Baw&'wata, a. heavy in weighti
mat. heavj hearted ; sad.
Barana'ie, v. i. freq. of rafiaie, to sail BAW&'wata, n. weight ; beavinesa
about aa a fleet of canoes. material or mental.
Bara'filDako, v. i. to deaert in num- Ba'wea, v. (. to take; to la; bold of;
bera to an enemy. to seize; to grab; to procure.
Bara'&irafi, a. inaane at intervals; Ba'wekai, v. i. to be busj procuiing
often crazy. food.
Xara'So, a. constant and iteadj, aa Ba'wekal, n. tbe emplojment of se-
tbe trade wind. curing food.
Bara'bakau, a. generallj akillful ; Ba'werawe, o. i. to be buay procuring
ekillful in manj ways. (Jer. 20; 11.) food.
Ba'rabino, n. freq. of rabino. Ba'werawe, n. tbe emplojment of ae-
Bara'bu, a. strong aa a atick. curing food.
Bar&bu'abua, v. a. aoiled with blood. Re, n. character.
Bara'bua'Teare, v. a. burning with Be, t>. i. to walk on tbe hands in
rage. sport.
Baraka'tta, v. i. freq. of rakaua. BeV v. (. to mix liquids.
Bara'kaiiako, v. i. to increase in size Be'a, n. a mixing with a. liquid.
by apreading. Be^, v. i. to akip or bouud aa a por-
Bara'rlo, v. i. to deacend aa a bird. poise.
Bar&'tt, a. íully aatisSed; fullj dia- Be'l, v. i. to instruct.
tended aa tbe stomach. Be'ï, n. a rehearaal for leaming.
Bft'rawa, v. i. freq. of rawa, to rafuae. Be^, n. a grove; a cluster of treea or
Bara'wekal, v. i. to engage in wait- planta.
ing upon or serving or aecuring food Be^a, v. a. clustered.
for one. Bet&'nlkean, n. a larga atretch of
Baraweka^a, v, t, to secure or pro- grawth of the keaü.
cnre food for one'a aelí and family. Eoia'fio, n. a trec, the
Bara'wera'we, v. i. freq. of rawerawe. Be'íàtl, n. a flsh, the
Barawera'wea, v. 1. freq. of rawerawe. Be't&tl, v. i. to fiah for the reiati.
Ba'rikl, n. aide. Belawà'wa, n. a flah, the
BaMkina, v. t. to carry on the hip, Befma'urua, «. i. to toaa aa a craft,
as a ehild aatride the hip, or aa a Bs'Inrla, n. (Eng.) a reindeer.
burden. Beibà'fllti, n. a fiah, the
Bari'klrikl, *. i. to recline on the aide Be'ibu, n. a flah, the
and elbow. Beibut&'baba, n. a fiah, th^
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B«^»l, adv. yerj (used aft«r maiu). B«^iirebii, v. i. freq. of rebu, to ba
(Hosea 10:1.) engaged in.
B•'iTel, t>. í. to teach, to inatruct; to B•n>ttt&ta, v. t. to be busjr at
leam. B•'but&tft, n. busj employment.
B•'lr•I, n. a scholsr: a leason. Benautofialti, v. t. to depart.
XeliVlA, V. t. to inatruct; to teach. BVbwe, c. t. to explode; to detonate.
Selre'iiui, t>. t. to teach; to instnict. B*^we, n. a report aa of a gun; an
BeiiVlta, V. t. to make a fiíie fisb-line eiploalon.
by t;iiijg Bingle cocoanut-b-usk fiben Sobw•'rebwe, c. t. to crackle, to tick
tógether. to rattle as thunder.
B«lr•'ltt, n. a fiah-Une o( a certaia Bobwe^ebwe, n. a cradüing noise
make. the rattle of thuader.
Be'ita, V. t. to connect ; to join. B«nïwet&ta, v. i. to explode repeatedlj
Bé^nan, n. (Eng.) a lemOD. aa fire crackers; to crackle.
Bo^e, 0, narrow ia wldtli. B•'bw•ti.ta, n. the noise of a flame o:
Ba^e, n. clotb of narTow width. flre. (Joel 2:6.)
Bin, n. name of a tree, the B•'ka, n. a amall aharp hoUow coral;
Be'na, v. i. ta bf on veiy famillai a percuaaion cap.
terma. Bekaatlbn, n. a reka not hollow.
H^'ul, V. i. to vil•lit a land u a firat Bft'kanona'e, n. a percussion cap for
party or ranapany. the muaket onae,
BC^ia, t>. a. Btretched; drawn out; Be^ie, v. i. to be obtained; caugbt;
moring in a proceasion. (Phya. secured; gotten.
p. 10.) , B«^e, n. a chum; a cloee friend.
Betua'ua, v. t. to tuake a apace be- B»1ïe, n. (Eng.) a lake.
tween. Bo^eon, n. (Gr.) Legion.
Ben&1)&, n. a atage of the moon juat Be^enlbal, n. food for guesta.
after the full. Be^enlbaí, o, i. to be provided with
B8n&'b&, «. i. to be a little gibboua food, the aame being the reeidue of
after the full moon. food glven to one aa a gueat ; to go
Bén'tlre, ». (Eng.) a lentil. provided with food for a temporary
Bi'fla, ». red eloth. abaeniw.
Bfifiana, v. t. to mix dry Bubitancea. Be^enlbala, v. t. to take along in
Bí'flaréfia, v. t. to paint red. the hand, aa food to be used during
Bé'fíerifILe, o. long or extending aa a temporary absence.
branch. BA^erakc, v. a. entangled; caught
BiHiarl, n. (Eng.) a leopard. here an tbere aa a fiah-line.
Bén», n. the lid of the eye. Be'kerua, i3. a. entangled. (Phya.
Bé'bfl, a. having a sty as the eyelid. p. 4S.)
V^baa, n. ( Eng. ) a raven. Be^erua, n. a flshing place where tho
Be^ienako, v, a. parting by pressure, G9h-line is often caught among the
aa a aingle paudanua fruit from rocks.
the bunch ; protruding', aa the eye- Be'keta, v. t. to call to mind, or
balls. ponder on, an injury.
Bebe'nlm&ta, n. aji eyelid. Beketa'buki, v. a. delaying to retum.
Bíl•lMra, n. {Eng.) a leper. Beket&kom'kom, f. o. held very
Be^Mta, ». (Or.) a farthing. (Mark elightl]'.
12:42.) Be're, v. i. to dart quickly.
Bebetu'fla, a. meddleBome, B•'re, n. a drink made of katvtce
Bebetufia, n. meddlesomeueaa. tnixed with wàter.
Bebetu'Sfi, v. t. to meddle with; to B•'r•a, o. t. to ward off a weapon
diaturí). thniat at one; e rerea kaina.
Be^U, a. ten tbouaand. Bere&'na, v. í. to be constantly on the
Be'bn, n. the ashea of haking atones; go.
a sort of lime. Bere&'utl, v. i. to move reatleasly
Be^n, v. i. to lie engaged In. about; to b« on the go.
Be'bna, v. 1. to enter upon; to do. Ber•'l, a. good; eicellent.
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Ber•'l&ti, V. a. abounding in reialí. Bil'&iiako, o. surpaasing; superior;
Bere'lrel, c. í. freq, oi reirei. greater in excellence.
Beretr8'iii&, u. í. freq. of reireina. Rlft'nlb'ai, o. t. to grow virulentí to
Bera'ua, n. a wildemess. feeter.
It«re'ua, a. desert; unínhabited. Sia'noti, n, (Spau.) Ilanos in Vene-
Sere'na, v. i. íreq. of rena. luela. (Geog. p. 83.)
BerstMi, n. a Sah, the Bilàii'n&, v. i. to journey on foot; to
B«ren)atab'a'iiib'a&, n. a. fisb, the go by land.
Serelsetiifia, o. i. to borrow without Bl&n'na, c. (. to approaeh and enter
askÏDg. or search a place bv land.
BeiVbetnfia, n. borrowing or ntiliz- Bia1)oro, n. (Gr.) the deril.
ing without p«rmÍBBÍon. Bi'akl, ti, i. to taok ship.
Bere'b•tiifift, t>. t. to borrow vritbout lU'aki, n. tackiug of a. craft.
asldng. Kl'akliao^omoro, v. t. to make Bhort
Bere'bn, v. i. to moTe lapidlf hitlier tacks.
and thitlier. Bl'alclna, v. t. to tack.
Ber»l)n, n. ràpid moTement liither Bl&'kltoaue'a, », a mode of fishing on
and thither. e. eanoe with a fiahhook in whicb the
Berena, a. bIoat«d. fiefaerman claimB or eat« the Sah
BereOiaiutko, a. much bloated. which be catches.
Be'reke, v, i. freq. of reke. Bl'ari, a. very great; nxceeding.
Bere'kenlba'l, v. i. freq. of rekentbal. Ki'aria, v. i. to come in aigbt, as a
Bere^enlba'i, n. freq. of rekenibaL Bliip (ueed witb the adverb aki,
Bere^eta'bulci, v. i. delajing to ro- not).
turn. BJitlne, a. having a drooping lower
BaiVk•ta'bukl, th deh.y Is retum* lip.
ing. lU&tlne, n. a pereon having a droop-
Berèr'ta, v. a. bloated. ing lower Up.
Bere'ta, n. a bloated condition. Ble'nA, n. a scoop-net.
B.e'rttti, V. i. to be Huspicions. Bi^erake, v. t. to go or paas np; to
Bé'rQtl, n. Buapicion. aecend.
Be'ta, n. (Eng.) a letter; an epiatle. Bl'erake, n. an ascent.
BVtl, n. (Eng.) a race; the descend- Blera'kea, r. (. to aBcend.
ants of a common aoceator. Ble'ta, t>. ï. to go bj land.
Bc'wafto, n. (Eng.) a Levite. Ble'ta, n. food in readineaa for ono
Be'wl, n. (Eng.) a Levite. retuming from fiahlng (it takea the
Bl, ». a bona: a principal straigbt BufSi pronoun).
mark in tattoo. Blst&'ta, a. tall ; higb ; lofty.
Bt, V. i. to paBs; to pasB aloog; to de- Blet&'ta, n. beight.
aire; to long. Bl'o, c. a. compoaed; originated as
Bf'a, n. a lip. tbe worda of a, aong.
Bl'a, V. i. to come in aight; to appear, BI'o, adv. down.
Bi'a, n. (Eng.) a deer. BIm, n. (Eng.) a ream.
Bia'l, a. becoming; fit; proper; Buit- Bi'm'a, a. lap-streaked; thicker than
able. tbe adjoining plank.
Bla'o, n. tbe passover. Bi'm'a, n. the rid^ at tbe side of a
Bia'o, V. a. exceeding; aurpasaing. plank caused b? its baving a greater
Biam'a'ewe, n. a stranger, or one thickneBB tban tbe adjoining plank.
aeen occaalonaUy. Bí'mfil, n. a fiah, tbe
Blam'a'ewe, o, in tbe condition of a Blm'a'rlm'a, c. t. to care well for aa
etranger. children.
BlamS^wtt, «. i. to voyage. Blmo'a, ti. i. to go before.
Blatn&'TKwa, n. vojaging; a Toyage. Blmo'a, a. previous; former.
Bf'anao, a. long, aa a eraft, or a Blmo'a, n. a going beforei a apeaking
man. beforehand.
Bf'auan, ». a long canoei a tall per- Bfmo'B, adv. before; previousljr.
Bon. Bimwl', v. i. to go aftenrard.
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BImiri'', n. ft going laUr; a apesklng Klno'rliioa, v. t. to nuíke or do with
later. gieít CAre.
Blmwl', a. eutsequent; later. Bibi'rin, t>, i. íreq. of riu.
Blmwi', adv. afterwards; subse- Bln'tu&'bon, n. a certain bons of tha
quentlf. bod;, the
Bliuwl'in&ta, n- Cor Scorpiouia; Blil, a. Btmbumed.
Buminer. Blil, n. the raah cauaed by Bimbum.
Blmwl'mfttft, a. belng the summer Sl'fia, v. (. to ÍmI of; to haudle; to
B^ t>. t. to WRne aa tbe mooo. Bl'filrifi, n. eaTes.
Bto, n. a dry cocoanut leaf. Blfio'uíLou, v. i. to hanker after as
m'na, V. i. to do Buddcnlj or speedily food set aaide against a time of oeed.
(iised adverbiallj) ; to be audden in Bilfiouilo'ua, o. t. ta perBÍstentlj long
<followed by ni). (Act« 9:3; and íor, aB food aet aaide againat time of
29:6.) need.
Bl^w, n. the larvn from which lioe Blfio'fio, ». *. to Bnore: to blow aa a
apring. whale.
'Bi'am.tn.it», a, sicklf; invalided. BllLo'fio, n. anoring: the blowing of a
Bt'naia&te, n. a aick person. wíiale.
Bln&n', n. a row; a rank; a pjle; a Bl^b'», v. a. crowded.
line. Bl^ba, D. t. to hate; to dislïke.
Bitiàii', V. i. to stand in a row or Bi'ba, n. a flsh, the
line. Btba'latkn, ». (Eng.) a leviathan.
Bin&'no, a. biunble ; lov. Ili1)aoTa''ia, n. a fisli, tbe
Bin&'no, n. lowneas; bumbleneaa. Biba'ura, a. of a ruddy complezion.
Bininoba'Tabara, a. low aa a tree or Biba'ura, n. a person with a, ruddj'
house. ctanplexion.
Bin&'filnib'a', n. a large roek on the Bil•liaiaal, a. of ligbt ctnnplexion.
land. Blbft'na, v. i. to till.
Bi'iutba, n. tbe apine. Bib&'nfi, v. t. to till; to cultivate.
m'narlna, v. a. aboundlng In the Dits Blb'a'namnl, n. a cocoanut which ia
of lice as the hair. small becauae ciowded bj the ad-
Bllie, o. >■ to exceed ; to eicel ; t<i be joining nuta.
auperior; to paaa bejond: to pro- BllMuto, n. (Or.) frankineense.
ject above. Blb'a'nono, v. a. closely packed or
Bin•'a, V. t. to select. crowded as a room.
Biua^eta, a. higher; tall; loftf: Blb&uta'ital, ». chipa.
famouB. Blb&1)a, v. a. collectcd close ti^ther.
Bl'nen, n. (Eng.) liuen. Blb&'ba, n. a clustor of houaea or
BineMne, v. i. to engage in aelecting; trees.
to be partial. Blb'&'b'a, c. a. tresh and constant, or
Bilie'rllie, n. aelection; partiality. increaaing aa the wind: aevere as a
Binerlne'a, v. t. freq. ot riaea. pain; increasing in beat as tbe sun.
Büüb&'reke, n. the clavicle; the col- Blbaberlki, n. (Eng.) a repubUc.
lar bone, (Geog. p. 20,}
Bl'nlbenM, n. the hip bone; the upper Bíbab-wi'bwi, n. a fisb, the
part of the pelvis at the side. Blba'katà'wa, n. a fish, the
Bl'nlbaa're, n. a Ssh's riba. Blbàluia, n. a flab, tbe
Blnl'ka, a. blighted or defective, as Blb'a'ta, v. t. to set a bone with
tbe kemel of a foung cocoanut. splints; to mend a broken atick bj
Kul'ka, n. B flsh bone. laahing on a aplint.
Bl'nika'okao, n. a rib. Blba'tauka'rawa, ». a fiah, the
Bíno'a, n. a large baurua. Blbat&'nin, n. a fish, the
Biao'a, u. t. to Snish well; to perfect. Blb•'u, a. baving a tumor or awelling
Blno'rluo, n. particularit; ; precifte- at tbe Iower end of the apine.
ness; exactneaa. Blbe'u, n. a tumor or ewelling at the
lUiio'rlno, a. particular; hard to Buit. Iower end of the apine.
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Klb•'nb•n, v. a. See ktribeuhev. la Bl'kliii&t«, v
use at NoDouti. ing fruit.
BltMretlno, n. (Eng.) tlie Libertines. Bl'^bnAka, i
Bi1>liiíji0, v. i. to meddle. aa fruit.
Bfbln&iio, n. meddleBomenesa. Bllürake, v. i. to grow up.
Blblnà'noa, t>. t. to meddle with. Blkirake, n. growth. (Amos 7:1.)
Bl'bineTe, a. quick to learn. Bl'klriki, adv. an adverbial intensiTS
Bi'blnewe, ». quickiiess to leam. eoffiz.
Blbl'ta, V. t. to t«ke aa fruit with & Bllcitem&n'iia, n. an ouly child; an
pole. oaXy b^ott«n.
Brbltau, n, a guni-boil. Bl'ko, v. a. Btored up; put awa^.
Bl'bltau, o. having a gum-boü. Bik</a, v. t. to pick up.
Bibo'iio, a. near together, as pickets Biko'rlkoa, v. t. freq. of rikoa.
in a fence. Bl'ka, n. a vine, the
Btbo'Dobono, a. close. Bikurl', n. (Eng.) a degree.
XUbo'rlU, 4>. a. leaving in great Bii'rl, n. a skirt; a ekirt fringie of
offence; greatly miffed. split cocoanut leavee, tbe usual dress
Blbo^kl, n. a sbow of great offeace. of females.
Bi'rl, n. a niíBa for wriat or nack:
great deaire.
Bl'rl, V. t. to be eamest in deaire.
Bl'risl, a. freq. of riai; very proper.
Btrï'a, V. t. to adorn a garment with
a niffle.
Blrl'a, o. t. to clothe one's self with a
; to wear a rirí.
Bl'rl&baka'wal, v. t. to go at fized
times.
Bi'rl àbakawa'la, v. t. to visit a place
t regular intervals.
Bt'rlakl, v. i. to tack.
Biria'ktna, v. t. freq. of riakina, to
tack.
BiMere, v. i. to put on consequential
' BlMerire, «. i. freq. of rirEere.
Bl'bn, n. Tery fine coral mud.
Bi'bn, V. a. finnlj' imbedded; badly
pierced aa the foot with a reki
Bi'buftkA, a. unjust; unkind;
commodating.
Bi'bnaka, ». unjustness; unkindneaBi
unwillíngneas to accommodate.
Blbn'rlbu, n. thorougbl; pulverized
coral: it abounds in the lagoons. :
Blbu'rlba, V. a. aboumiing in ri5u-
Bilca, n. a wooden needle for brald-
ing neta.
Btka'l, V. i. ta paaa thia way.
Blka'ua, v. i. to break off an engage-
Bl'kan, n. (£ng.) a deacon.
Bika'kl, p. i. to turn back; to i
tum; to quit; to go homei to Bl'rleta, a. plural of r
desert. Blrlm'a'ral, a. clothed nith a riri
BIkS'kliia, V. i. to retum to. having a long fringe.
Bl'k•, n. (Eng.) a leek. Blrlm'a'ral, n. a skirt with a long
Bike'a, v. i. to paaa where (interrog- fringe.
ativel;). BÍMmarafla, a. See rirünarena. In
Bl'kl, adv. again; in addition. Fol- use at Butaritari.
lowing an adjective it givea the force Blrimà'rena, n. a thínl; braided HH
of the comparativa, like the English often wom bf giris.
Boffix er. Blrlm&'rena, p. ï, to wear a thinly
Wki, n. the name of a certain Gil- braided rirí.
bertese god. Bi'rlmoa, n. i. to go on before; freq.
Bl'kl, V. i. to come into existence; to of rimoa.
ahoot up; to spring; to grow. Bl'rlmwl, n. i. freq. of rimwi.
Bl'kl, n. a coming into exlst«nce; Blrl'nlm&n, n. a hollow stick or blrd's
generation : land fonned hj the bone for aucking up a drink : a kind
washing up of aand. of tuae.
Bl'kl», n. tbe Teaidence of one'a an- Blri'ulm&'nla, v. t. to aip with a
cestora. ririniman: to prepare tvae in a cer-
Bi'kl&ntab'&'b'a, n. a varlety of tain way.
habai, BlrlfUi, n. dear sunlight; aimahine.
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Blriftit, V. i. to ■hins bright, » the Blto'roiiA, v. t. to roll, or mkke iota
■un. a roll, pandanus leavei.
Bl'rliia, «. i. freq. of rífia. Bo, n. aalaiyi austenance; a living:
BiMb'n, n. rocky soil. cUrkneas: & ginHej a. cable; a
Bl'rlb'a, a. rocky. warp.
BrlMbA, V. t. freq. of riba; to habïtn- BiO, a. dark.
ally have a disllke tor; to hate. Bo, v. i. to faínt from weakneu-
Bi'rlbal, ti. i. to be in the mood of Bo'a, n. a flsh, the
disliking or hating. Bo'ï, ti. t. to catch > fiah with rod and
Bi'rlbal, n. hatred; dislike. line.
Bl'rlbo'no, v. a. cloaely set as th« Bo'a, v. t. to ride astride the neck as
pickete of a fence. a child.
Bl'ribtt'kl, n. the haU of a ripe cocoa- Be'a, v. I. to anchor a craft (roa
nut oppoéite the ejea. nanom ^ don't cry ) .
Blrlbnnila, v. t. to reject as food the Bo'aroa, v. i. freq. of roa.
outer balf of a cocoanut when ít has Bo'aroS, t). (. treq. of roll.
been tabooed, Bo'aroa, adv. verj; e kHn roaroa ^
Bl'rlka, a. wakeful. very near; e maJca roaroa = bum*
BlMlca, n. wakefulness. ins very brightly.
BtMka'ua, a. inconstant; Sckle. Boa'ta, n. a centipede.
BlMka'na, v. a. hsving a capricioua Boata'na, v. t, to make a ratt of rlp«
appetite. ' " ....
Bi'rík&'ki, c, i. freq. of rikakl, to n
tum; to retlre. same.
BlMk«w«, n. 8ee riribukt. V^n, n. a flsh, the
Biri'ki, n, a year. Bo'n, pron. selt; t roü = by me; with
Blrl'kiTaJc•, v. í. to continue to in- me (preceded by the prepoeition >) ;
crease. i roum = by you; i rotma = by
Bl'riko, n. a tooth of the porpoise, blm, etc
strung on a necklace. Bo'iiíIl, v. t. to serre a person by
Bfrikoa, v. t. freq. of rikoa. puUing out scattering gray hairs.
Blriko'roro, v. í. to wear a skirt with BCnla, 11. i. to engage in pulling out
a long f rínge ; to go long akirted. scattering gray hairB.
Blriko^oro, n. the wearing of a long Boub&'neawa, n. a flsh, the
skirt: a long frínged skirt. Bo'uron, v. i. to dig up babai.
Bl'rltaS, n. a crack in a cstlous sole. Bo'orou, n. the digging up of habat.
Sfrltllía, V. i, freq. of ritiSa; to Bo'uta, v. t. to dig up as a root of
keep up a slow flre on the ground. babai.
Bl'ro, n. a flsh, the Bo'mjktoa, a. flzed in one place of
Blro'nlkal, n. a Bsh, the abode.
Bl'rofio, n. a rarfety of coral. Bo'na, v. t, to reef ; to make sroaller.
Bltfc'nln, n. a species of graiSa, the BCna, v. (. to darken ; to make dark.
Blta&'i n. the Innermoet part of the Bonlk&'ma, n. name of a certain atar.
buek of the bunia not chewed: the Bo'fio, n. famine.
leafleta near the base of a cocoanut Bo'fio, t>. t. to be in a stste of famine.
trond. Bo'fltd, v. *. to be diaturbed by a
BItafi', V. i. to cipreas great veiation noiae.
et theft. Bo'fioa, n. a dlsturbanoe or interrup•
Blta'fila, 0. I. to lament greatly o~ - "- -• -^ ^ ■--
a thing stolen.
BltSm'ba, n. (Eog.) December.
Bltl, n. a wick. the pandanns leaf.
Blti^ta, c. a. cooked to cinders. BOHiakl, n. (Eng.) a roebuck.
Bltl^ia, V. i. to keep up a alow fire on Boba^oba, v. i. to abake as a sail
the ground, when not tull.
Bltlfla, n. a amoking fire-brand. Boba'roba, n. the ahsking of a sail in
Blto'ro, n. a roll of pandanua leaves. the wind ; the outer ear.
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BontltSra, a. separated as hnsband Bdto, n. the spider abell-fish.
and wife. B5'ta, a. duil; not sharp; blunt.
BiVhTX, n. (Eng.) s foreign rope oi Bu, a. doubled ma & cocoanut.
manila or hemp. Bu, n, a, room.
BoHiiuia, V. t. to lash; to scourga. Bu'a, v. t, to change; to alter;
Bo^uíL, f . a. enclosed aa the Bidea of succeed; to take the place of. E :
to
II house with mats. mvnna ^ he took hia pla«
Bobu'fila, V. t. to Bcreen; to fumÏBh Bu'a, n. a bobot patch; a pit; a grave.
with mat-curtaioB. Bua, n. nine, aIwajB loílowed by a
Bo'ka, n. (Eng.) a log (meaaure). auffix numeral, ai, tca, ui, man, Aa,
(Lev. 14:10.) kai, kora; or by a certain noun, as
Bo'k&tt, n. (Eng.) a locust. bou, ririki, rttaro, inaki, atao, ba,
Bo'ïeo, n. a fish, the or bjr certain adjectiveB, aa bun,
Bo^, n. a curtain; a acreen; a par- bubua.
tition. Ba'a, a. alt«red; changed as is the
Bo^ia, p. i. to Boreen or furaiah with exprasBion of the eyes by aickness.
mat curtaiDB. Bu'aal, o. aame as ruai which see.
Bokiro'kla, v. t. freq. of rokia. Boa^ea, a. nine million.
Bo'io, v. i. to come; to arrive. Bn&'l, a. nine, iu«d in cotuiting to-
Bo^o, n. au arrlTaí. bacco sticka, hardware, cheate, bar-
Bo'kon, ». (Gr.) the Logos; the reU, timber, cocoanut-leaf atema,
Word. flngera, teeth, large fish, aa Bharka
Bfi'ro, n. the spathe of a cocosniít and ikari.
tree when open; the open Bçathe Bnalua, o. nine, in counting things
I contained the i
eocoanuts.
Boro', a. black; dark-colored; blue.
Bo'ro, n. a generation.
BCro, t>. >. to be at anchor; to ancbor.
Boro'a, n. the neck.
Boron', V. t. to make smaller (used
in the plural, see rona).
Baroii&1>'&we, a. much older than an-
Boronft'b'&we, n. one much older than Bn'amwl, v. i
anotber. Bn'amwl, n.
Bo^onl&ko'aflkoa, n. one much older. apelllng.
Bort/fia, n. an umuarried man of any Buam'wl'a, v,
Bua'ufi, a. nine, used in counting
pandajíiis fruit.
Bu'ara&n, a. nine, used in counting
persona and animals.
Bnama'kana, v. a. soft; flattening by
ita own weight as moist íanaurí.
Btuuaàtoa, v. a. retaining i ta form
in a loaf, as tanauri, with líttle
moistening.
age.
of.
I take the place
Boró'fia, o. unmarried, as a man.
Boro^uaka, n. an able-bodied man.
BoTo1)uaka, a. able-bodied.
BorCbn''flla, v. t. freq. of robu&ia.
Boro'ko, n. a large viere.
Bo^okotl, n. a fiah, the
Bota, v. t. to reach.
Botabon&ti, a. too dark to saíl with
safety amid Bhoals.
BS'tatl^ ». (Eng.) lotus.
Botam, n. (Heb.) a jimiper.
Be^, «. (Eng.) a rose.
BS'tlworl, n. (Eng.) rosewood.
Boto, o. damp ; water-aoaked.
Boto, n. a fertile land ; rich soil.
Botouft'a, n. fertile, rich aoil.
BototUtofi, o. very dark. (Jer.2:31.) Bnabn'bna,
Boto'fUtofl, n. great darknees. Bua'bwi, o.
Ba'anim&ta, n. a grave.
Bu'anibe'nu, n. a amall pit or cistern
in which to aoften cocoanut fiber.
Bu'anibe'nu, c i. to aasemble; to
gather together.
Bua,'nikal, a. exposed to danger; li-
able to accident.
Bna'nikai, n. exposure to danger;
liabilitj to accident.
Buafla, a. nine thouaand: nine in
countlqg fatboms.
Bnafiaun, a. ninely, used in count-
ing when «M is not used in the
digita (BeeOoun).
Bu'aba, a. nine, used in counting
hundred.
(see rua, Haun).
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Sn'ftkai, Oi. nine, uud in CDuntlng Bubo^aba, ». pulaatlon; tbrobblng;
trees, planto, sections of land; fia£ winking.
hooks. Bub•t&'^t&kl, D. i. to epBsmodicallj
Bn'•ïorR, o. nine, lued in counting twitch aa a. muscle.
baekets. Bnb•t&'kltAkl, n. spEtamodic twitch-
Bn'akuii, a. nine bnndred thouBond. ing oí muscle.
Ba'arebn, a. ninety thousand. BtiIeu, n. a vine reBembling the mom-
Ba'arun, a. aboundiDg in bahai pito. ing-glory.
Bu'RTtut, n. a wide canoe witbout nn Bn'ktuna, d. t. to fold, or wrap np.
outrigger. Bn'ktmu, ». a package.
Bufttao, a. nine, uied in counting Bn'ru, t>. i. to trembte.
lacera (rtM afoo). nu'm, n. a IÍI7 blossom: a haiai
Bu'atano, a. nine^ million. bloaKon.
Bu'atàra, a. The word ia in use at Bn'ruai, a. abundant ae bunchw or
Butarjtari. When a peraon fails to clustera of nuta on a cocoanut tree.
arrive on the appointed day, the Buru&^kno, a. inconatont; fickle
day ia called ruatara (aee tatara) . mlnded.
Bn'atoki, o. nine hundred million. Buru&'n&no, n. Inconstancj ; flckle
Buruo'la, v. i. freq, of ruoia.
jïu'e, n. ( Biag. 1 rue. . Ba'nion, v. i. to retum from the
Bu'o, V. i. to descend; to come or go weather or ocean side.
down. Bn'ruomara'keTaka, v. i. íreq. of
Baya, V. t. to pour out for the pur- momarakerake.
poae of miilng. Buru'onako, v. t. freq. of nionako;
Bno'ta, n, heathen chanting aocom- very abundant.
panied witb geaturea, elapa, and Bn'rufl, p. i, to be on the move, as
Btamps. many people.
But/U, V. i, to engage ín heathen Btim'fiA, v. i. to roar; to roll or
chanting accompanied wíth gesturea, rumble aa thunder.
slapB, and atampa. Buru'fia, n. a roar; a roarjng; rum-
Ba'ouú'batl, n. a fieb, the blins aa of thunder.
Buomara'keraka, v. i. to be flckle Bu'rub'aro, n. a apinning top made of
minded or inconstant in one'a re- a bulging broad half cocoanut-shell.
gard. Bu'rub'aro, a. bulging and broad or
Buomftra'k•rRke, n. fickle minded- full aa a halt cocoanut-shell.
neaa; inconatancy of regard. Bnmbe'nebeiie, v. i. to tremble
Buo'na, v. í. to descend to. grestly.
Bno'namala'wa, a. an adjectivo de- Bnmb•'neb•ne, n. great trembling.
BcriptÍTa of a peraon with a red Burube'rub», «. i. freq, of ruberube.
face, or clothed in a red garment Bu'mruru, o. i. íreq. of ruru.
Bu'oiútkio, a. abundant; great, much. Bn^iitei, d. steep-roofcd ; cone-like,
Bu'onako, n. a bunch of cocoanuta as a certain half cocoanut-ahell.
fallen to the ground. Bn^utel, n. s cònica] balf cocoanut-
Bu'onio, V. i. to explode with a loud shell ueed aa a top.
noiee. Bu'te, n. (Eng.) dnty; tributo.
Bufí, t>. o. giving pleasure as the odor Butra', v. i. to ^ by wàter.
of good mature oil; flne aa the ap- Buwa', n. a going or takiug passage
pearance of a peraon. by wàter.
Bu'fia, V. a. assembled; coUected.
Bu'fia, n. an assemblj; a crowd.
Bn'fiumfi, V. a. freq. of niH. T
Bu'be, n. (Eng.) a ruby.
Bu'be, n. a pigeon; a doTE. Ta, n. (Eng.) tar; paint.
Bn'ba, t>. i. to vink) to tbrob. Ta, n. a flsn, the
Bube'rubfl, v. í. to beat as tlie pnlse; Ta'a, v. a. stripped; eztracted; drawn
to tbrobj to wink. out: deleated.
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Tft'e, n. e. pandanua fruit íb a half- Tae1>a.'tal, ti. i. to disrobe ; to undreM.
developed state. Taobe'kebeke, v, a. stripped oi one'i
Ta'è, V. a. cracked aa a board. food bj much entertainmg,
Ta'é, n. a crack in a board or plank. Ta'ebo, v. a. bright or briak as a blaze.
Ta'ea, u. í. t« bruah off. Taebo'ebo, v. i. to walk briskly.
Ta'ea, n. a second best mat. Ta'eboto, c. o. uprooted.
Tae&'ale, v. i. to lígbten in tbe dia- Ta'eboto, n. a tree tom up hy tbe
tance. roots.
Tae&'nle, ». distant lightning. Ta'ebnka, n. a certain klnd of torrin.
Tae&'nlm&ro, v. a. squally in tbe dia- Ta'eka, n. a word ; a say or Bpeech ;
tanc«. a talk.
Tae&'nim&ro, n. squallf weather in Ta'aka, v. t. to root np; to t«ar up by
tbe distance. the root; to twitch on a fisbline in
Ta'Q&ba, d. *. to aek ae a bride íor order to catch tbe hodk fn the month.
morè dowry in land. Ta'ekal, v. i. to engage in tying cauoe
Tae&'bea, c. a. stripped as a flsbbook plankg.
of ita bait. T&'ekfti, n. tbe work of lasbing canoa
Ta'eRbe&, v. f. to atrip a fisbbook of planks togetber.
its bait as a fl»b does. Taeka'la, v. t. to tie togetber canoe
Tae&'rl, d. a. tom as a. finger nail. planks.
Ta'eaa, ti. a double laahing. Taeka'ia, v. i. to move rapidly.
Ta'euà, V. t. to tie on as pickets witb Taeke'ke, v. a. bigh pitcbed and abiiU
two lashinga. aa tbe voíce.
Ta'eun, c. a. tom up by tbe roota in- Ta'ekina, f. t. to talk about.
cluding the un. Ta'ekina, n. a talking or discoursing
Ta'etm, ». a drift log haWng roots. about.
Taen&'nafia, v. a. acratchM aa the Ta'ekltl, n. (Eng.) taz; cuatom.
skin: injured aa a mat that is being Ta'era, t). t. to scrape out tbe aoft
braided. kemel of a cocoanut: to tie slats or
Ta'eu&iko, v. a. somewbat splintered. pickets in place.
Taen&'noa, v. t. to tie slats on tbe in- laera'ea, v. t. ta atrip a cocoanut tree
aide of a fisb-trap. of all tbe young cocoanuta auitable
Taenl'nim'ai, c. i. to flab for the for food.
ninimai. Ta'orawa, n. a squall.
Taenl'nim'ai, n. fisbing for ninimai Taera'wata, d. t. to itnpart courage
witb a Tod and line on the beach. to a man once wonnded by Jucante-
Ta'enibofi, n. tbe rainj season. Dec- tion.
Feb. Taera'wata, n. an incantatíon for r«-
Ta'enibofi, a. being winter. covering courage.
Ta'enlkai, n. one defeated; a captive. Ta'ereme,- v. i. to act prematurely.
Ta'enikal, o. a. overcome; defeated. ïa'ereme, n. prenature action.
Ta'enoa, t>. i. to basteu. Taere'm.ea, v. t, to act on prematurely.
Ta'enoA, d. (. to haaten; to eipedite. Taere'mereme, freq. of taereme.
Ta'enoa, n. hnrry; expedition; huatr TaerB're, a. aevere> acute aa a pain.
ling; great haste. Taerl'erl, v. a. smarting; stinging.
Taeno'anoa, v. i. freq. of taenoa. Taerl'ri, ti, i, to engage in fastening
Ta'eba, v. i. to disrobe; to undress. tbe fringes of a riri.
Taeba'eba, u. (. to lift off or up, aa Taeri'ri, n. the proceas of braiding in
the wind doea a roof-cap, or a side or securing the fringes of a akirt.
Bcreen. Taeri'rtka, e. a. stripped off as tbe
Ta'eb'at, v. i. to engage in plundering mats on a ridgepole by the wiud.
or robbing. Ta'ero, u. í. to wei^ anchor.
Ta'eb'al, n. robbery; the work of Ta'eroï'ta, p. t. to make a, riri after
plundering. a certain fasbion.
Taeb'a'ia, v. t. to plunder; to rob. Ta'ero&'ta, n. a certain style of eecur-
Taeba'la, v. t. to lift up and carry a ing the fringe of a riri.
canoe. Ta'etae, v. i. to spsak; to talk.
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Tft'etM, n. speecb; talking; language. Ta'Irikl, a. being erening.
Tuta'M, D. t. freq. oi taea. TRlrlUm&toa, n. late evening.
Ta'•ta•nllui'wRl, v. i. to converae ía- Talrlklin&'toa, a. being late in tha
miliarljí to chnt. evening.
Tk'MMnífcM'wal, n. familiar conver- TB'lroa, t>. o. not arriving in Msaon;
Mtion; chat. too tate.
Ta'•taBbo&'kA, v. t. to engage in re- Talt^I, d. i. to adzei to tattoo.
proaching. (Acta, 16: B.) Ta'ltal, n. tattoo.
Ta'Bta•t)iui'k&, o. t. to reproach; to Talta1a,ti. t. to tattoo a peraon.
rerilei t« Tilliff. (Rev. 16:11.) Tkltalm, v. i. to engage in aharpen-
Ta'fltnebiui'ka, n. reproach; ínvectiTe. ing.
Ta'etoa, o. i. to engage in atripping TalbilmA, v. t. to sbarpen; to whet.
off the central tbonu of tbe pon- Tatta'ifi, v. i. (uwd imperativel;)
danuB leaf. stop; sta^ ; wait a bit; bold on a
^'•toi, V. t. to strip a pandanvw leaf bit ; desist ; let be, let alone.
of ita central line ot priclcera. Taitab&'bu, v. i. don't be in a burry;
Ta'eva, n. a longitudinal sIím of let be; let alone.
babiU; a portion of a pandanua Taitfk&lra, d. i. (uaed imperativelj)
buncb. atop; atay; wait a bit; bold on a
Ta'l, adv. tamlj; oertainlj; in due bit.
time. Ta'ltoki, a. tMi mature to yield mucb
Tal, t>. do Dot; used in the ÍmperatlT«, Jtareice.
Tal, n. time; season; barvest. Ta'ltoki, n. a eocoanut spatbe in its
T&l, n. the ran. third atage of growtb.
Talan, o. a algn of tbe plural, i. e., of Ta'o, adv. perbapa.
several or morè. Ta'o, v. i. to overflow.
Tai&'nlbv•, n. the cord by which the Ta'o, n. (Eng.) a «aw.
rudder to a canoe is fastened. Taoa'kal, n. Bee also taieakai.
Ta'lata'al, a. in a somewhat tender Taoalui, o. i. to engage in eztracting
atage ae a eocoanut Bpathe. eocoanut oli in a pre«8.
Ta'lUui'wal, o. in a mature atage, as Taoaka'la, v. t. to Bubject ripe eocoa-
a eocoanut apathe. nuts to the proceis gf extracttng
Ta'lm, n. (Eng.) a dime; 10 cents. oli b; presBure.
Talmk, V, t. to sharpen; to grindj Ta'o&tn, d. t. to travel.
to whet. Ta'oora, v. i. to engage In drying Úsh
Ta'lma, n. a kind of mollusk. by givlng them a second partial bak-
Ta^man, n. [Eng.) a diomond, ing.
Ta'lm&ka, n. a marine gelatinoua aní- Ta'ourna, v. t. ta subject dried fiah to
mol, the a second partial baking.
Ta'lm&ran, n. aftemoon. Ta'omoa, o. down by the atem.
Ta'lm&rao, a. beIng aftemoon. Taomwl'a, o. I. to follow up a person
Ta'lmonio, n. (Gr.) a demon. who has gone; to follow after.
Talmonlo, a. poaaessed of a demon. Ta'on, v. i. to engage in; to go at; to
TalDu'na, a. late in the aftemoon. b^n upon.
Talnu'nu, n. the latter part of tiie Ta'ona, v. (. to preas down; to control.
aftemoon. Toonft^buki, n. a thing used (or
Talila, p. t. TaiUai = wait for me. presaing down the stem.
Talbft'ba, «. i. iet be; let alone; wait Taonàn'nàno, o. long-auffering; pa-
a bit (used imperatiïely). tient
Ta'lbora, n. (Eng.) a table. Taon&n'nSno, n. patience.
Ta'Uca, n. (Eng.) a tiger. Taon&lja, v. i. to apread abroad.
Ta'lra, n. the middie portion of the Ta'on&ba, v. a. Sec Icivxi.
nigbt. T&'ono, ». a fiah, the
Talra, a. about midnight. Ta'obal, ». fisbing for ikarikiriki wlth
Xalra'ol, a. in an intermediate atage a aeine.
as a eocoanut apathe. Ta'obara, n. a kind of fiahing.
Ta'lrikl, n. evening. Ta'obara, o. t. to flah by putting la
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poBítion « rai aX higb vater, and ae- Ta'otfto, v. i. to flsh with the bait on
curing the fish at Iow wat«r. the bottom, and the line sometimeB
Ta'ob'aro, v. i. to throw Iow in tha buried in the sand.
game oi karetika. Ta'otao, n. a mode of fishing.
Ta'ob'aro, n. a method of playíng Taota'ona, v. t. to presa upon.
karetika bj tbrowing tbe club Iow. Ta'otàbo, v. a. belng out of trim as a
Taob'a'roa, v. t. to tnrow one's mia- canoa; down by tbe bowa or atem.
Bile too tow in the game of karetika. Ta'oteba, v. a. ainkiog or auboierged
Tft'obe, n. (Eng.).a dove. as a aeine float.
Ta'obel, v. i. to fi'ah with tbe aid of a ITa'ii, n. a flab, the
baenata. Ta'n, a. enough; aufScient.
Ta'obei, n. a mode of flshiog. Ta'ua, v. t. to aeize ; to graap ; to hold
ITa'obofi, i>. a. not working every day. back; to retain; to hold.
Ta'obofl, ». irregular emplojment; Ta'uA, n. busineaa; emploTinent.
unsteady work. Ta'na, n. (Eng.) a tower.
Ta'oboti, V. i. to occupy a place be- Ta'nanei, n. a flah, tbe
louging to or aasigned to another. la'nanen, a. jealoua.
Ta'o6)tÍ, n. the unautborïzed occupa- Ta'uanen, n. jealouaj (not conjugal
tion of a place asaigned to anotber. jealouay) (eee koko).
Ta'obukl, d. down by the etern. Tauà'nikai, n. a concubine.
ÏTa'obukl, n. a aecondary weapon. Tan&'nikal, v. i. to live with a concu-
Ta'obukl, v. i. to preaa by tbe atem. bine.
Taobu'kla, v. t. to trim a craft by tbe ïaa&nlka'la, v. t. ta hold aa a concu-
etern. bíne.
Ta'obura, t>. ï. to engage in following Tanan'roro, v. i. to engage in per-
up or afl«r. forming an incantatíon to prevent
Ta'obura, n. the employment of fol- early aenility.
Iowing up or after witb respect b> Tauan'roro, n. an incantatíon to pre-
oversight. ' vent aenility.
Ta'obura, v. t. to foUow up or after. Taumi'rOTo'a, c. í. to perfonn on with
Ta'okàbl, v. i. to engage in waylaying. reference to preventing early aenility.
Ta'okàbl, n. the occupation of a plaoa Ta'uant&i, n. a clock; a natch.
aasigned to another. Tauantabo, n. an offering to a god.
Taok&'bia, v. t. to waylay; to watcb. Tauanta'boa, v. t. to oSer fot^ or
tor one. otber tbing as an offeriug to a deity.
Ta'oki, M. (Eng.) a atork. Ta'unUn, n. a flah, the
Ta'ora, v. i. to reef. Taom&n'ta, v. i. to engage in alander-
Ta'ora, n. the followii^ up or aft«r; ing or apeaking evil of, or defaming.
a caring for. Tanmànta, n. defamation; a speaking
Xa'oraé, n. a mode of flsbing by nigbt ill of.
on the ocean aide. Taomafia'ria, n. a long apear with
Taora'ea, o. t. to reef. branchea oppoaite one another.
Ta'or&ma, v. i. t^i ait or atand on an Ta'nm&ta, v. i. to flab with a log or
out-ri^er in ordeí to give morè board for a csnoe.
weight Ta'umàta, n. the method of fiahing in
Ta'orfima, n. a aitting or standing on which a log or rail takea the place
an arm of an outrigger in order to of a canoa.
gÍTe morè weight. Ta'umSte, v. a. judging correctly of
Ta'oràmH, c. t. to weight an out- oven heat.
rigger with people. Tama&'toa, o. a. neglecting to retum
TaoralMba, v. a. generalty circulated a borrowed article; negligent.
or diatributed. Taomà'toa, n. negligence in retuming
Taora'bla, v. t. to tuck in, aa a moa- a borrowed article.
quito netting. Ta'uma, n. the Bt«m of a cluster of
Taoro'ro, n. a variety of taro. cocoanuta.
Ta'ota, n. (Eng.) the soutb. Ta'omoii, n. a fore or aft brace to a
Ta'ota, o. aoul£. canoe'a maat.
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Tft'iDUift, V. t. to bury. Taota'an, c. i. to buïy.
Taun&'rl, <L just aliko. Tantn'un, n. a burying.
Tau'no, n. a. cocoanut, either a moi- Tauta'nuA, v. t. freq. of tauna.
molo or onibua, which tallí to tbe Ta'ut&ta, a. prompt in Hbowing ho»-
grouiíd prematurel;. pitality.
T&'nila, a. orowded togeUier; being in Ta'utàta, n. prompt hospitalit;.
a crowd. Ta'utl, a. stiugy ; ielflab ; ni^ardlj'.
Ti'tlfiA, n. a crowd. Ttt'titi, n. etingineas; selfisbAess: a
Ta'uflMt, n. a metliod of ftehing. fisb, the
Tanbifi', n. temperaoce; Belt-control. Ta'utía, t>. t. to treat one with stingi-
Ta'nbftre, ». a fif-bruah. QeaB.
Taabfc''rea, d. I. to bruBh off with » Ta'ntla, n. a eoldier; a company of
taubare. eoldlera (probablj a coiruption of
Tauba'akl•oa, c. t. to poition out. tfae Encliab word, soldiere).
Ta'ubualia, p. a. not well provided. Ta'ntlkoko, a, stingy, very atingy.
Ta'utnikl, n. the top; the ridge. Ta'ntlkoko, n. great atinginesB.
Ta'nbuU, a. having a long ridgepole. Ta'ma, n. a íather.
Ta'ubnUiU'tu, n. the crown or top Ta'm'a, v. i. to climb.
of tbe head. Ta'm'a, n. a form of serere skin dis-
Ta'ubnmm, v. a. not particuIaT; not eaae which progreases in it« ravage.
putting on « flnisb. Tam'a•r•'ro, n. a long brace Bupporl^
Ta'uburum, n. want of particularity ing a long rafter.
in putting on a finisb. Ta'mana, v. I. to take aa a father; to
Ta'ukKTO, n. sparlce. make a father of one.
Xauka'rokAro> v. a. abounding in T&moul'a, v. t. to finisb or level a
aparies. canoe for its deck.
Tankl'riklri, n. a small round pebble Tamanu'ea, n. a patrïarcb.
uaed in caating Iota. Ta'm'arake, v. i. to climb up.
TauWro, c, í. to spy. Ta'm'arake, n. a climbing up; an
Taoldxo'a, v. t. to spy out. ascent by climbing.
Ta'ura, v, t. to auspend. Ta'm'arake'a, v. t. to climb up.
Ta'ura, ». a hanging lomp. Ta'm'are, n. lewdness.
Tanra'ot, v. a. ready; well preparad. Ta'm'ar•, r. t. to lust; to bave un-
Tanra'ot, n. thorough preparatíon. lawful carnal desire.
Taara'fiarafla, v. i. to roll as a abip. T&'maritlka, n. (Bng.) a tamariak.
Tanra'fiarafla, n. tbe roUing as of a Tam£'roa, a, beàutiful; handaome;
ship. eleganL
iK'nrara'ol, v. a. well prepared, well Tam&'roa, n. beauty.
fumished. Tamaro'aroa, a. very handsome.
Ta'urara'ol, n. thorough preparation. Ta'm'aroro, v. i. to be of the aame
Tania'kareka, n. » variety of covered age ; o i tamaroro,
basket. Ta^'atam'a, v. i. freq. of tam'a, to
Taure'kereke, n. a chain. climb.
TAuiVaro, n. a fragment; a crnmb; Ta'm 'a tam'a, n. the art of climbing.
a small bit. Ta'matama, a. filial ; kind to a father.
T&uro'nro, v. a. covered with crumba. T&m'nei, n. a apirit; the aoul: a pic-
Tauro'fio, n. aearch for marine food ture; a llkeness; a portrait; the
in a place remote, or occaeionally shadow of a person.
viaited. T&m'ruru, n. a speck; a particle.
Tauro'flo, V. i. to engage in flnding Tàm'run», a. covered with crumba.
some marine food to eat in a place T&'tnwemwa, v. a. cut unakillfuUy, or
remote. too short, as eaves of tbat«h.
Tanro'fioa, v. t. to seek marine food, Tln, plural of tía = Eag. suffií era.
Ta'ntan, «. i. to engage in holding or Tani makuri = workers.
retaining. T&n, a. becalmed under a lee; in the
Ta'ntan, «. an elTort to quiet a fight ahelter of.
Tanta'UA, v. t. freq. of taua. T&n, v. i. to turn-
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T&n, n. (Eng.) a ton. ered in w, company ot masa at anà
!ra''na, v. f. to wind kora on tlie left eide.
hand. Tà'nln, ». an excrcBcence.
T&'n&i V. f. to be enamored of; to Ta'&lnanati'bu, n a ahell-flsh, the
like: to paint. T&'nlSa, n. the ear.
T&'na, n. a reliali; aaaucetsM'otto)- T&'nlfia, a. indisposed to respond fa-
Tl/uai, n. au adze. vorablj.
T&'nalnibiíi'iii, n. a small adze. T&'nlAíl, o. t. to wait for.
ï&'nabS, V. t. to coil as a line on one'a T&ntfla'laÍB, a. havít^ large broad
Tanab'a'la, v. t. to rob; to take hy Tànifialele, n. a person with large
force; to violentlj strip. broad eare.
T&naba'la, v. t. to break awav front T&'nlSamara'ii, a. diligents
one who seizes, t. «., from one's hotd. T&'nifi&mara'o, n. diligence ; indua-
T&'naki, o. fearful wben aasaulted. try.
T&'nara, t>. t. to loose another'a boldi T&'nlfiana'omata, a. faitbfu) iu work.
to taJíe off omatnentB after the T&nlQa'nlba, n. a musbroom: a pan-
dance. cake.
T&'natína, n. a form of incantatíon T&'nlfianiU'nofio, v. a. quick to
wbereby to secun favor in the eyea hear; hearing readily.
of a woman. T&'nUJanik&'nofio, n. quicknegs of
T&Im, a, clear; diatinct; ahowing dis- bearinf.
tinctlj aa « íootBtep; leaving a T&nifU'ba, a. obedient; prompt to
mark. obey.
T^'iLeia'!, a. accuetomed to; used to; T&'ni&abo^o, a. deaf: refuaing to
woDted. hear; díaobedient.
T&'nola't, n. wontedneas; the atate of T&'nlfikbo^o, n. deafnesa.
being accuatomed. T&'nlflaro^, a. lazy ; indiaposed to
T^^aia'l, V. i. to beg, by word or atti- effort.
tude, as for food before mealtime, T&'nlllaro'tl, n. lazinese; indiapoai-
T&nelalroro, a. to partake of food tion to effort,
unceremoniously. T&'nlfiawa'nawana, a. quíck to com-
Tanei^nel, n. a mode o( fiahing. prehend.
Tauetnei, v. i. to fiah with a karamt, T&nlfiawa'na'waiui, n. quickneas of
aided or supplemeutod by a rai. comprebenslon.
Tine'ne, adv. fitfully. T&'niao, v. a. aafely hidden.
I&'nl, a plural form equivalent to the Tànlflo^iao, v. a. freq. of tanifio.
£ng. aiiffix era (aee tan). T&'uibàba, v. a. crowded or incom-
Tà'nSi, n. a spare Sahhook. moded by much atuff.
Tànl'a, V. t. to take poBsesBÍon of aa T&'nlbabu, a. lowery.
a demon. T&'iiib«a, a, cloudy with light baffling
T&nlota'eao, n. the western aide. winds and likely to rain.
Tfinima'eao, t>. a. on the -weat aide; Tà'nirlia, n. (Eng.) the Sanhedrim.
facing from the west. Tfc'no, n. earth; Boil; ground.
T&'nlmftl, 17. i. to face ; to tuin toward T&^oa, v. t. to aand a person in an
one. incantation.
T&nlma'Iakl, n. tbe south aide. T&'noata, a. publiahed abroad; circn-
T&nlma'lakl, v. a. on tbe aouth aide; lated.
facing from the aouth, T&'nol, a. dizxy.
Tfinima'lnlku, n. full moon : the eaat Tà'nol, v. a. excit«dly gathering to
aide. leam the newa.
Tinlmfi'lntka, v. a. on the eaat aide; li'noiii&kl, c. a. greatly excïted aa a
facing from the eaat. multitude ae by a rumor of war.
TiUilmA'aü, n. the north aide. T&nonl'ka, n. a ^t or thin grain of
TÍJliin•'a&, o. a. on the north aide; aand, like a amall acale.
facing from the north. Tà'not&no, a. coTered with aand as a
Tà'min, a. blistered; excresoent: gatJi- garment.
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T&'niift, n. tanuant baaJat ^ nunors
of wara. (Mat. 24:0.)
TÜi'ha, n. a Telishi a SAUceí an appe-
tizer.
T&n'u&bft, c. 1. to wínd up as a flah
TAntiaU, o. a. noi diapoged to rasent
as through cowardice.
T&n'nako, v. i. to tum away.
T&n'rake, n. the east side of an
T&n'rake, o. t. to tura to the east.
TAiiMo, n. the weat aide oi an íaland.
T&n'rlo, D. >. to tum to the weaL
Tàn'tiiL, n. a nkiit discaMi a apeciea
T&nt&n, a. spotted ae the akin.
T&nt&nl, '.-.. the keeping watch;
watchfúltiese over a place.
Tin't&nl, t>. i. to keep watch; to re-
main on guard-
Taa't&no, a. covered with dirt or
Tall, D. (. to ery; to weep; to crow;
to mew; to eiag as a bird.
TfCa, V, t. to streteb out aa a wing.
Ta^&, t>. a. etraighteiied out as a fish-
Ta'Aa, n. a eoat oí mail, without
sleeves, made of cocoanut flber.
T&^Íb, n. a married couple : a bodj of
troops, an armf.
Tftfia'ina, v. a. opened as a mat or
book; Ifing on the back.
Tafia'nrl, n. scraped paudanua pulp
often mised with scraped cocoannt.
Tafia'nrla, o. í. to raake taiíauri.
Ta'fiBiia, n. a preparation of lahaí
and cocosnut.
Ta'fiauK, 17. t. to knead.
Ta'fiananlmfi'nain, n. See tafíana.
Taflan&'iiikabo, n. a mixtura of
kabubu, cocoanut, and wàter.
fafiana'fiana, v. a. cut and alashed
with a butu or knife.
TafianB'^na, v. a. bedaubed aa with
Tafla'fia, v. a. apread out aa the hands
and fingers in fear.
Ta'flaroa, ». the mtnd; " e ríre nalco
íanoroou " ^ I loat my senaes ; my
eenees darted quickly away.
TafUo'flio, a. Tery far away.
Ta'nlnlkbno'a, n. a cocoanut noi
quit« fully ripe.
Ta'fiinlw•'iiel, v. í. to enga^e in
mouming foT the dead; to waíl.
TafUniwe^iei, n. a wailing for the
Ta'tUnlwone^ v. t. to waíl over the
TafLib'à'nako, v. i. to ebb rapidly aa
spriug tide.
Tanlbn^nm, c. i. to buzz; to roar aa
Tigging; to aouud loudlj, as rain in
a very bea^y shower.
TalUra, c. t. to love; todesire; to cry
for; to liHig for.
Ta'filra, n. loye; degire,
Ta'filraríl, v. i. to give fortb a noisa
aa the tearing of clotb or tbe un-
rolling oí tuae.
Tft'filroS, o. Borrowful because of loss.
Ta'fUtafi, V. i. freq. of ta&.
Tafiita'filra, v. t. freq. of taQira.
lafilta'filrl, o. i. to love (used with
the prefix i) : a i íoniíoflíH = they
love oue another.
la'fio, n. the part of a cocosnut to
which the at^ is attached.
Ta'tioa, v. t. to borrow.
Tafio'lAoi, adv, an adverbial intenaive.
T&'norO, n. a disease of tbe moutfa
alüed to thrush.
Tafluo'ua, n. a bird, the
Ta'fike, n. (Eng.) a donkey.
Ta'b'&f «. tbe bloesom of the pan-
danua.
TaTia, n. the cheek : a fiah, the
Ta'T)», V. a. choked with food.
T&tMi, p. a. diaputed or unaettled aa
a boundary.
X&'ba, n. a knife.
T&'l», V. t. to pare; to whittie; to
Tabai'tera, a. tineren; having oue
part lai^r than the other; one
Ta-liaota, n. (Heb.) Sabaoth.
Taba'ua, a. foolish; idiotic.
Taba'ua, n. foolÏHhDeea; a fool.
Taba'ura, n, a rainbow.
Tab&'nekl, n. a scoop-net for taking
the aua.
Tab'a'nln, v. a. appearing diatinctiy
as a coral iale at sea ; seen aa a
whole : seen as a buncb of pandanua
to be ripe all over.
Tab'a'niu, n. a square.
Tab'a'ninla, 17. t. to eat food in com-
mon: to give unanimity to words
or ata temen ta.
Tab&'nikai, v. a. fully armed; oarry-
ing aeveral deadly weappna.
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Ta'b'an.on, n. the stem and atem of Tabatllratibii, a.
B, caDoe: the cranium; the ikuU. grouud.
Tab'ano'nniwae, n. the patella. Tabatt/atoa, <
(Phya. p. 96.) even places
Tab&'nura, v. a. unbound as the base is Ijing.
of the art. Tabato'utoa, o, i, to tosa about as a
Tabà'iiura, n. a cocoanut spathe íor craft.
karetne not bound at the baae. ITa'be, v. a. buBj; eagaged; emplnyed.
Ta'baba, n. a species of ahark, the Ta'be, ». the state of being occupied.
Taba-nsa, v. a. fullf anned: un- Ta'be, a. some.
kempt; busby and curly ae a bead Ta'bea, f. a. bewïldered at sea.
of hain abounding in leaves, Ta'bea, n. bewilderment at aea; lois
Tab&nill, V. i. (used imperatively ) of reckoning'.
stop; etaj; wait a bit; hold on a Tabea'Iafia, a. full of care; having
bit. much to look after.
Ta'baka, v. t. to suap at as a dog: ta Tabea'laüa, n. care; responsibilitj for
kick as a horae. safety.
ITa'b'akea, rk Shell turtle; the egg of Ta'beata'el, v. i. to act as foster
a roBch. parent.
Ta'b'akea, a. favored ot fortunate be- Ta'beata'el, n. the care of a child bj
cauBe rich. a fo8t«r parent,
Tat'akea'na, n. a person well to do. Tabeatu, n. an incantatíon for the
Ta'b'abea'na, a. well to do; pros- dead.
perous; having means. Tabea'tu, v. i. to make au incantation
Ta'b'akea'usa, a, well provided for; for the dead.
prosperoua Tabe'ibetl, v. i. to bover.
Ta'b'akea'uaa, n. a pereon well pro- TalMlro, n. (Or.) a sapphiie.
vided foT. Tabe'ua, a. some; eeTeral; a few, re-
Taba'keta'nl, n. (Aram.) sabach- ferring to inanimate objecte.
thatti. (Mat. 2?! 46.) Tabeu'tft, v. t. to break into amall
Ta'b'ara, v. i. to spread apart or pieces as food.
crook as the lega. (Phys. p. 11.) Tatemàn, a. aome; seveTal; a few,
Ta'barafLa'ea, v. t. to trip. referring to anima te .objecta.
Tab'a'rab'ara, v. a. freq. of tab'ara. TabamS'nia, v. t. to go or do one by
Ta'baro, v. i. to meddle, one; aererall;.
Talwra, n. meddleaomeneaa; interfer- Tabem'ftfl', a. some, referring to per-
Taba'rea, v. t. to meddle with; to Talieba, a. eome, uaed in apeaking ot
diaturb. leaves.
Tabft'rebare, v. i. freq. of tabare. Tababa'ea, v. t. to tum the leaves
Taba'retuft, «. í. to meddle with; to as of a booki to gather a few pan-
disturb; to trouble. danua leaves at a time when scarce.
Taba'retua, n. í. to be meddlesome; Taljeka, v. t. to lift up; to take up.
to be troablesome. Taljelta, n. a kind of acoop-net.
Taba'retua, rt. meddleaomeneBa. Ta'bekal, o. some, referring to trees
Ta'baro, n. the cheek-bone. and objecta, counted with the auffix
Tabaro'ro, o. cloudy. fca».
Taba'ruku, a. unsettled as the Ta'bekal, v. i. to engage in carryinf
weather; aqnally. sticka of timber.
Tabam'kumku, o. having a rainy Ta'bokana'tu, n. a poBthumous incan-
aspect. tatlon; a fetïsh.
Ta'bataba, n. the edïble part of the Ta'bera, n. the upper portlon aa the
pandanuB fruit leaves and branches.
TA'bat&ba, v. a. freq. of taba, dia- Ta'berama't, v. a. indlcating diaper-
puted. ston or return to homes.
Ta'bati, n. (Enz.) the Sabb-th. Ta'berama'lu, o, having a vigprous
Talmtl, c. i. to keep the Sabbath. top, as a tree or plant.
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TnlitmatAte, a. having a dyinff top, Tabonibalraol, n. dextertty, aldllful-
as a tree or plant; liable ta acci- ness.
dent OT misfortune. Tabo'nlkal, n. a sbort piece oí wood.
TanMramàtoa, a. not ret, or bIow in Tabo'nlkal, v. a. occupied bj a fiah.
bearing fruit, as pandanua. nhich is dead bb a fishwier or trap
Taber&'ulkal, t». kabubu mized with tou? imvisited bj nua.
cocoanut. Tabo'nlwae, n. a toe.
Ta'benuvro'fiorofio, v. t. to bring or Tabo'nlwl, v. i. to engage in attaupt-
impart news. ing to induce anotber to alay one'a
Tà'b•ron, n. (Eng.) aaffron. enem;.
Ta'b«tab«, v. i. to engage in cany- Tabo'nlwl, n. the att«mpt to Induoo
ing; to repeatedlj carry. one to murder another.
Ta'totabe, n. a. kind oí game In whlch Tabo'nlwl'a, v. t. to attempt to in-
penons are taken up and earried. duce another to alaj one'a eataaj.
TabeU^Mlu, o. 1. freq. of Ubeka. TaOranrltlfU, n, a flre brand. {Zech.
Tabv'tüuúco, v. i. to paaa avaj aa a 3; 2.)
cloudj to pasa aa a shoner at a tCa'bonta'•ka, v. i. to confer as to tt
diatance. siiitable place for a meeting.
Tab•'tlrake, v. i. to rlae up as smoke Ta'bonta'eka, ». au arrangement aa
or a cloud at a dUtance. to a trysting place.
Ta'biro, V. a. aprained aa tbe ankle: Ta'bonta'eki., i>. (. to instraet a per-
ended aa an engagement. Bon as to where he ia to be met.
TaHio, n. a place; end; point; ei- Talsontft'fla, n. a distant relative.
tremitj. Ta'bobè, v. a. bebaving ugly ; mean in
Ta^m, n. a stranger who ia made a action.
friend of. Ta'bobè, n. meannesB in aetion.
TftlMa, V. t. to call ; to mention. Ta'bob«b«'ku, a. having a aomewhat
TaHiot, n. B. cocoanut-ieaf fiber uaed upright or perpenditmlar atem or
in ^ing on flsh bait. bow.
Ta'llouo'ua, a. baving one end of a Taboka'lkal, v. i. to go fnllj armed.
canoe morè or lesa uprigbt, and the Taboka'lkal, ». the habitual carry-
other projectÍDg, ing of deadly weapons.
Tabom'à'ne, v. a. not quickly an- Taboka'bubn, a. having aa upright
gered; mildly displeased. atem aa a canoe.
Tabom'a'ke, o, having a projecting Taboka'kafi, <i. baving a aharp or pro-
stem. jecting prow.
Tabonafi', a. strong. Tab4fra, n. escellent fisbing ground
Tabona'fia, n. the shouider extremitr. (used without the article te).
labon&'rl, n. a amall cocoanut-sliell TaborAfLerefla, n. the eztreme end of
bottle uaed in receiving the early a branch or stick.
sap froiQ a epatlie recently bound: Ta'boro, n. a mode of flahíng with ft
the spathe in ita earlier stage. line in deep wàter.
Ta'bonlma'laU, a. having a some- Ta'boro, v. i. lo fish with a line in
what upright stem and stern. deep wàter.
Tabo'nlbaí, h. a Gnger; a servant; an Ta'botabo, v. i. to eugage in mentlon-
attendant; a waiter; the eitreme ing a peraon'a name with a challeuge
end; i tabotUbai ^ ít the farthest to fight.
end. TabotanMa, v. t. to mention a per-
Tabo'nlbalmaln, a. akilled in pro- son's name with a chailenge.
curing food. T&botua, v. t. to weary of.
Tabo^b al n rafl', a. not skilled In Tabowa', », a spear without teeth
malcing canoes or garmenta. shorter than the maran.
Tftboniba'lbuaka, a. unakilled; want- Ta'bu, a. taboo; torbidden; aacred.
ing dexterity. Ta'bu, n. a taboo.
Tftboniba'lbuaka, ». unskillfulnesa ; T&'bu, n. (Eng.) a tub.
want of dexterity. Ta'bua, v. t. to set aside aa taboo; to
Taboniba'iraol, a, dextrous. aanctiff.
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Tabua'iikl, n. tha Jupiter oi the Gil- middie to a fishhook and then
berteae. tviated into one as a link to the
TaHiiuii, a. Thie word ís used ouly principal fish line.
after tefiaun (10), or 100, or 1000, Tak&'l, v. i. to engage in twisting to
etc, to indicats that the apeaker a fishhook a short segment oi line
means " somewhat over " ten, or ten bj which it is to be finall; connected
" and morè," etc. with the main line.
Ta'bua, n. uuite; used in coimting T&kà'la, v. 1. to pTOvide a fishhook
unita, as wben we sa;, " units, tens, with a short segment of line by
hundreds," ete. which it is to be finallj connected
Tti'baita, v. t. to forbid ; to make taboo. with the main line.
Tabune'a, n. an incantationi saiixij. ITakaiala, v. i. to shiver with cold;
Tabone'B, v. i. to perform an incsnta- to chatter as the jaws.
tion; to practice sorcery. Takaia'ia, n. a shivering with cold; a
Tabiuie'&, v. t. to perform an incanta- chattering of the jaws.
tioQ on a peraon. Ta'kaura'ura, a. verj red.
Tabu'nim&te, n. Bomethíng set aside Ta'kaura'ura, n. a verj red color,
BB for one'a own uee. Ta'kamaina'lna, a. tery whíte.
labu'tümi'teB, v. t. to set aside some- Ta'kamalna'ina, n. great whiteness.
thing far one'a own uae. Takaml'nomiuo, v. i. to writhe in
Ta'bukl, n. a ridge; a mound; a hill. pain.
Ta'bukl, a. ridgj; hilly. Takarai'nomliío, n. a writhing in
Tabu'klbuki, a. covered with rough pain; great reatleasneaa.
protuberances or ridges. TakAmo^mokl, a. long (see ana-
Tabu'klbuki, n. a ridgy, rough place. nau).
Tabure'kareka, a. verj rough as the Ta'kanftna, v. a. daubed; besmeared;
akin of tbe haika. muddied.
Taburo'roko, t>. a. persieting to old Ta'kan&na, n. mud; mire; slime.
age in obaerriog one'a taboos. Takane'anea, a. bright; resplendent;
Ta'bntabu, n. the exiatence of many ahining.
taboos. Takaue'lnei, a. verj wet as a path In
Ta'butabn, r. a. observing tabooa. rain.
Tabut&'rawa, v. a. observing taboos. Takane'lnei, n, a wet or flooded con-
Tabuto'ra, n. the name of a certain dition of the ground.
atar. Ta'kanoi, n. the mind; the spirit.
Tft'bwena, «, a. split; cracked as a Ta'kabo, n. a flsh, the
board; rent. Ta'kabo, a. fullf grown as a batceata:
Ta'bwena, n. a aplit; a rent. rich in flavor as a bajceata.
Tabwena'na, i>. a. broken or split into Ta'kabea, a. garmloua; loquacious;
two parts. talkatiïs; long winded.
Tab-wena'bwena, v. a. freq. of ta- Takabu'rtiiBko, o. i. to run over and
bwena. off; to overflow.
Tabwe'rebware, a. esperiencing the Takabu'rtrake, d. i. to overflow.
after effecta of aicloiess. lu uee at Tak&'ka, v. i. to shout.
Banaba. . Tak&'ka, n. a shout; a ahouting.
Ta'ka, V. i. to tbirst. Ta'kaka, v. a. greatl; írightened; ter-
Ta'ka, n. thirst. rifled.
la'kfi, n. the upper streak in a canoe. Tak&'^ro, v. i. to play, to sport.
Ta'kfi, c. i. ta ahout; to call bj shout- TakA'karo, n. play; sport; a game.
ing. Ta'karara, v. i. to talk noisily,
Taka'eaklua, v. t. to shout about. Ta'karara, n. uoiaj talk.
Taka'ebuabu, a. whitest. Ta'karem'a, v. t. to flop about aa a
Taka'ere, v. i. to flop aa a flsh. flsh on shore.
Takaere're, v. i. to flop about; to Takare'm'arem'a, v. í. to flop about;
thraah about or struggle as a cry- to toaa about.
ing child. TakareTïurebu, «. í. to alop over when
Tak&l, ». a abort cord attacbed at tha agitated.
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Tftkkr•tnit&ta, v. i. to crackUi to Tk'fm, v. i. to talk much about wlutt
make am&ll, abrupt noiseg. one gre&tly desíreE.
Ta.'kMxa, n. b spark. Ta'ra?, n. tnucb talk about what one
Ta'kftro, v. i. to emit oparka. desires.
Takatokaro, v. t. to emit ot throw off Tara'eakl'iUL, v. t. to express long-
sparks. ings for,
Taka'rokaro, n. the throwing off of Tar&'Í, ». a fll•lh, the — ; a loi^ flsh-
many sparka. ing bat: a emall sbrab, the
Ta'karoro, d. i. to be very tbiretj. Ta'ranlm&tafi, n. a harpoon.
la-liaroro, n. ver; great tbint Ta'ranika'koko, n. a charmed neck-
Tak&'ma, v. i. to Bhout. lace oi cocoanut leaf.
Tak&Vna, n. a sbout; a ehoutÍDg. Ta'raba, n. a fisb, the
Tak&ma'ea, v. t. to ihout ; to utter Tarab&'iiiafl, n. a mode o( diviíiing.
with a ahout. Tarab'&'nara, n. a flab, the
Ta'kamrn, v. t. to rattle as Uie dried Ta^abo, a. iudiaposed to work.
kernel of a cocoanut, or a pebble in Tarabn'roro, a. veiy much indispoMd
a cocoanut- Bhell. to work.
Ta'katakA, n. copra; tbe dried kemel Ta'rabutl, n. a flsh, the
of the cocoanut: a kind of sea Ta'rabatliiail', n. a, fisb, tbe
urcbiu Ta'rabuttnlm&'rawa, n. a veiy long
Ta'kataka, a. very diy as tbe kemel tarabuti.
of a ripe cocoanut, Ta'rakal, o. i. to inapect one's orchard,
Ta'k•, n. (Eng.) a duck. Ta'rakal, n. an inspection of one'a
Ta'k•, V. o. Bprouting; Btarting aa a orchard.
tooth. Taraks'utnal, n. a tt\ the
T&'k«, n. a graashopper. Tft'rarla'o, t>. i. to look or behold care-
ï&'kebl.ti, n. (Eng.) a «ackbut. leaHlj.
Takfbono, a. indifferent to a requeet Ta'ratara, o. «. to be awake; to bebold.
or order. Ta'ratara, n. wakefulneHa; a atate of
Ta'kotake, v. a. epronting; appearing aleepleasnesa.
aa a new tooth. Ta'ratarK, v. t. freq. of tara; to look
T&'klna, v. t. to apread out. at ateadily.
Ta'klr&ra, o. white; very white, as a Ta'rawawa, v. a. without appetite,
fowl. Ta'rawawa, ». indisposition to eat
Takom'koïn, odc, aufflx of reke sig- or work.
niff ing not wholly falling short. Ta'rawawK, c. (. to treat work or tood
Ta'koko, v. a. puSed ; filled up ; with indifference.
choked. T&'re, a. too ahort to reaeh: not suffl-
Ta'ku, V. i. to say; to thiDk; to aup- cient as food.
poae; to imagine. T&'rens, n. (Eng.) a talent.
Ta'ku, n. a word; a aay: Engliah aa T&'nra, v. a. eaailj or dietinctly aeen;
apoken bj a Gilberteae, clearly revealed.
Ta^Q,' 11. a. abnormallf drawn up as Tfc'rer•, v. a. moving here and there;
the flnger*. reatleas; on the go.
Taka'akua, c. a. wearing charmed T&'rerlo, n. (Gr.) a sardíua.
necklacea or headbandi. Tà'ret4ra, a. freq. of tare.
Ta'kutaku, t>. i. to atutt«r ; to aputter. Ti'itíima., n. (Eng.) a dulclmer.
Tà'kutaku, n. a. stultering. T&'retonaka, n. (Or.) a aardonyx.
là'ra, V. t. to bail out a well; to wipe T&'rl, n. salt wàter; aalt; a aea.
with a leaf or towel. Tft'rl, n. a man'a brother: a woman'a
T&'ra, n. a cocoanut leaflet used as a sister.
towel; a towel. Tft'rl, p. o. rippled by flah, as the sur-
T&'r&i n, (Eng.) a doltar. tace oi wàter.
Ta'ri, V, t. to look at; to behold. T4'rí, n. flowing cocoanut aap; turbid
Ta'ra, n. a barbed Gahbook; a sbort aalt wat«T roiled bj fiah.
Xiar with Bharks' teeth diSerently T&'rlm&'rinia, a. very gharp, as a
ped. tool: aharp pointed as a spràr.
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' TL•'ría, v. a. t«ken out or removed un- T&'rotiiS, v. t. to Bpeak Impatlftiittf
Hcraped, as the kernel from tbe ehell. of, as of a troubleeome child.
Ta'rln, n. a portion of the kernel oi IKmktilo, n. (Gr.) a Sadducee.
a ripe cocoanut which comes out in Tà'tH, v. i. to skip, like a stoue over
a piece wbile ít íb beiog scrsped. wàter: to trtp.
Til'Miio, n. a flsh, the — ; a tree, the Tata', v. t. to adz«.
T&'rlnlka'roft, n. a seine wiÜi large Tftta'a, v. %. to flsh for the ana or
meBhea. nauti in a oanoe bj torchlight
T&'rinlwa'fl, p. a. írequent^d. Tata'e, n. Ashing for the ana or nouí»
IT&'rib&ba, a. eomewbat foolish; weak in a canoe b; torchlight.
in intellect Tata'«, v. a. aplit or cracked as a,
TS'ríVab'a, v. a. broken or eliced off. board.
T&'rlb'ab'a, n, a piece broken off or Tata'ea, v. t. freq. of taea.
sliced off. Tata'eabea, v. t. freq. of taeabea.
T&'rlbl, n. a piece; a fragment. lata^enoa, v. i. freq. of taenoa.
T&ribl'ribl, o.. lumpf ; not well pul- Tata'aklna, v. i. freq. of taekina.
verized. Tata'etae, v. i. freq. of taetae.
T&'iibo, V. a. boited to a medium Tata'etaenika'wal, v. i. freq. of tae-
thickness as cocoanut molaases. taenikawai.
T&'ribono, a. constipated. Tatfil, ». a cocoanut-shell bottle fitted
T&'rlbono, n. conatipation. with a uetting for conrenience in
1ÍTÏbt/bo, a. tiu^d with iight red. carrying.
Tiri'bn'bu, a. slightlj roiled, aa bj Tata'o, v. a. diffused as a fragrance.
flsh feeding. Tata'obofl, v. i. to work irregularly;
Tàritu'bu, n. a roiled spot. to work at timea.
TA'rika, n. a small portion of food Tata'obnra, v. t. freq. of taobura.
set apart before beginning to eat, as Tata'okàbl, v. i. freq. of taokabí.
a sort of firat fruita. Tata'ok&bta, i>. 1. freq. of taokabia.
Tfi'rika, a. brackiab. Tata'uauen, a. freq. of tauanen.
T&'rika, n. a portion of land having Tata'aRnfb'al, v. o. declining habitu-
brackish wàter. ally to loan.
Tà'rikato'to, a. very brackish. Tata'uanlku'l, n. i. freq. of tauanikai.
T&rlke^e, «. a. cut somewbat ob- Tata'um&n'ta, «. i. freq. of taumanta.
liquely. Tata'ubna'ka, t>. <i~ freq. of taubuaka,
T&'nkl, n. (Eng.) a daric. Tata'nra'ol, v. a. freq. of tauraoi.
T&'ritàrt, v. i. to aaaociate as breth- Tata'orake, v. i. to come up in great
ten; a i taritari. sohoola of fiab ioto ahallow wàter,
Tà'rttarl, n. a flah, the Tata'utàta, v. a. habitually prompt in
Ta'rite, n. (Eng.) Thursday. ahowing hoapitality.
TaMlI, n. (Eng.) Tòrrid. (Geog. p. Tata'utl, a. freq. of tauti, babitually
13.) stingy; aeifiah.
T&'rou, o. i. to throw up food gently Tata'utla, v. t. freq. of tautia.
aa an infant; to puke. "The in- Tata'm'ata'm'a, v. t. freq. of tam'a-
fant, mewling and puking in the tam'a.
nurae'a arma." Shakebpe^rb. Ta'tan, n. (Qr.) Satan.
T&'ron, n. the gentle puking of an Tatin, v. i. to eugage in ahouldering
infant. a aeine.
T&ronm'urt, n. worahip. Tat&'na, t>. f. to be enamored of.
Tàroma'url, v. i. to worshlp ; to en- Ti'tana'ko, v. í. to stumble.
gage in worship. Tatfi'nifia, v. i. freq. of taniOa, to wait
T&Toma'uria, v. t. to worship; to for.
adore. ^tí.''nití&, v. t. freq. of tanlDa.
T&'rota, V. t. to perform incantations Tat&'nl&ainara'u, a. freq. of tauiOa-
on a weapon. marau.
T&'rot&ro, n. wàter in a ahell or cup TatynlfiamTa''ii, n. íreq. of tanifla-
for a tnan with which to abarpeu a marau.
knife. Tat&'nlfi&'ba, a. freq of taniOaba.
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mt&'^ü&abo^o, a. freq. of tanlSl• Tfttara'«, v. i. freq. ot taroe.
boao. TatB'rarÍA'o, v. i. freq, of tarftrifto.
TatA'nUiabo'no, n. fieq. ot tanilla- T&t&^, t>. a. giving much cocoannt
bono. sap (proDOunced alao t&'iari).
Tkt&'nlfiaro'tl, a. freq. of taniOarotl. Tatft'rlka, o. freq. of tarika.
Tat&'nifiaro'tl, n. freq. of taniSaroti. Tat&'ro, v. >. to pray.
Tat&'nlka'raun, v. t. to engage in TatS.'ro, n. prajer.
taking up a aeine and carrying it Tatl^oa, v. t. to pray to.
on the shouIderB. Tat&'roma'nrl, v.i. freq, of taromauri.
Tat&n'nakl, v. o. freq. of tannaki. Tatft'romn'uzla, c. t.' freq. of taro-
Tatftn'nako, v. i. freq. of tannako. mauria.
Tatafla, n. tbe pUte of a building; T&''tat&ta, c i. to stumble; to stumble
a sill. along in walking; to atagger.
TatH'fiJriw, o. freq. of taOiroa. T&'tate, n. (Eng.) Saturdaj.
TatH'fUta&, t). i. freq. of taOitafi. Tat&'we, v. i. to move quickly.
Tatalloa, v. t. freq. of taDoa. Tat«ii, n. ( Eng. ) a dozen.
Tatabàre, v. i. freq. of tabare. Tft'ti, v. a, cut; wounded.
Tatab&'rva, v. t. freq. of tabarea. Ta'tí, n. (Eng.) a dash.
Tatab&'retoa, v. i. freq. of tabaretua. T&tlba'ata, v. a. not eecurelf fast-
Tatab&'rotuft, v. t. freq. of tabaretufl. ened, as ao outrigger.
Ta'tabaro'ro, a, freq. of tabaroro. Ta'wa, n. a fisli, the
la'tabaru'knnikii, a. freq. of taba- I&'w&, v. t. to drj in the Btin.
rukuruku. Ta'wa, a. ripe.
TataOie, a. one each; one bf one. Ta-wa'ewaa, a. far away; diatant in
Tat»b«, V. o. freq. of tobe. spaee (see raroa).
TntatMfti, a. one eacli. T&'wal, v. a. ashatued tMcause of fail*
Tatabea'tafia, a. freq. of tat>eataíla. ure to succeed.
Tatab•'uA, o. one each, of things. Taw&'na, n. a cleared Beld readj' for
Tatabe'uta, a. freq. of tabeuta. cultiration.
Tata'beman, a. one each, of persona. TawanlfUnífi, a. vety ripe.
Tata'bemi'iila, v. t. freq. of tabem»- TaVanon, n. noon.
nia. Ta'wanoo, a. beiog noon.
TatabVfla, v. t. to measure and divide Ta'waiioiuna'«so, n. a little past
cloth by giving to each a fathom. noon.
Tata'biro, v. a. freq. of tabiro. Ta'waaouma'•ao, a. being a little
Tata'bonafl, a. freq. of tabonaH, past noon.
Tata'but, n. forehandedneBs; auitable Tawa'fcai, n. the extracting of cocoa-
provil•lian. nut-oil in a prese.
Tataliui, V. a. provided; forehanded. Tawa'kal, v. i. to engage in estract-
Tata'bun, a. containing morè than ing cocoanut-oil in a presa.
ten eacli aa bunchee of cocoanuts Tavaka'ia, v. t. to subject scraped
(aee tabtm). cocoanut-kemel to a presa.
Tata'bunea, v. i. freq. of tabunea. Ita'watawa, n. a flah, the
Tata'buiie&, v. t. freq. of tabunefi. Ta'were, a. pale.
lata'butabu, v. a. freq. of tabutabu. T&'were, n. (Eng.) a towel; a cocoa-
Tata'Tmtà'raira,, v. a. freq. of tabú- nut leafiet uaed aa a towel.
tarawa. Te, article, a; an; the, when indicated
Tataï&Out, v. i. freq. of takaka. bj the context.
Tatak&'baTO, c. i. freq. of takakaro. Te, a. one, alwaTs followed bj a nn-
ITatah&'rua, v. i. freq. of takarua. meral sufBx, ai, uo, un, mon, tia, lca.i,
Tataka'rua'ea, v. t. freq. of taka- itora, or a certain noun (aee a), the
ruaea. expletive enphonic na being always
Tata'ra, o. When a peraon fails to added.
arrive on the appointed day, the Te, v. t. to eles, aa frying flsh; or aa
day ia spoken of as tatara. termenting Icarewe.
Tatarft, v. (. to overseej to superin- T•'a, v. t. to smooth oS; to remoTe
tend. roughneas; to trim.
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T•'Mt, a. a million. TemSn'na, a. one, in coimting pereoni
Tea'ió&, a. one, in countlng hardware, or animala.
fumiture, chestü, barrels, timber, Tema'íLai, n. the name of a certain
cocoanut-leaf eterns, fingera, teeth, female goddeas.
large flab, as sharks and ikari, Tam'ftfiina, a. Bome; not all (apoken
Te'atnra, n. (Heb.) a box-tree, of persona).
Te^, n. kind; Sort; variety; a watch Te'ma, v. i. to breathe at the Burface,
aa on ahjp'board; a standing. as fish.
Tot, V. i. to desiat; to atand up for TVnie, »■ a amoke; a amoking of to-
the purpoae of beginning; to stand; bacco: a wasting aickneas.
to BÍop. Ta'memoko, v. í. to smoke as a to-
T^i, n. a child- bacco pipe.
Tèia'lne, n. b. young womH.D. Te'memoko, n. a amokítig of a pipe.
Te'labua'ka, a. ugl}', íll disposed: le'meka, v. t. to sip; to take in with
treating unkindl]'. the lips; to auck aa a tobacco pip^
la^akl'na, v. t. to go at with avidit]'; for ita amoke; to smack.
to overaee aa work, to prosecutó Te'meteme, v. i. to mak» a sticking
vigorouBÍy. noise with the teeth when eating.
IViuo'm&nla, v. t. to carry by two TimlMiVti, n. (Eng.) Temperate
persona. Zone., <Geog, p. 13.)
Telm&'fto, V. i. to engage in tieating Tfim'boTa, n. (Eng.) a temple. The
a person with neglect. Temple.
T«lm&'Qea, V. t. to treat a person with Tín, n. (Eng.) tin.
neglect. Tèn, a. three, always followed by a
Talmfttoa, v. i. to stand flnn. numeral suffix ai, tia, uA, ma», no,
Telin&'toa, n. flnnness; ateadfaatnesa. kai, kora, or by a certain uoun, aa
Teixia, a. ona, uaed in counting díri- hort, ririki, ritoro, itutki, atao, ha.
sions of pandanus. Teo,. a. three twoe, uaed in counting
Tdina'lne, n. a young (nrl; a giri. by twoa; aix.
Tstnafi, n. a eafegiiard aa cluldren to Te'nï, v. t. to bit«.
a parent. Te^a, n. a biting; a biting aensation:
Teinlni'a'ne, n. a boy. a eloae fit.
Te'ib&ba, v. i. to atand aa a promiscu- Tetia, v. i. to fit close; to bito.
oua crowd, without order. Tèn'al, a. three, in counting, hard-
Telbara'karaka, v. a. hesitating to ware, fumiture, chesta, barrels, tim-
do, becauu of the want of means aa ber, cocoanut-leaf atema, fingers,
in entertaining atrangers. teeth, large fish, as sharka and
Ta'iboreta, n. (Heb.) Sibholeth. ikari.
Ttt'lbuaka, v. a. having menses (a Ta'nabuaiba, «. a. unevenly joining.
euphemistic word). Tetiabuii, «. a. caught in a rock aa a
TetT&, V. i. to stand out of plumb, as wei^t; aunken in a seine.
a post Tft'nara'oi, v. a. fitting or joining very
To'ltel, V. i. íreq. of tei. cloaely.
Teua'e, pron. he here who. Tín'atao, n. tbe third heaven.
Teuft'ei, pron. he here; bim here. Te'natana, v. a. given to biting.
Teuatia, a. one, in counting tblng* Te^natena, n. freq. of t«na; a rfr-
in general. peated biting.
leua'ne, pron. he ríght there who. Tfin'ea, a. three million.
TeTtan'iie, pron. he or him right there, Tin'ete, n. (Eng.) the Senate.
t. e., somewhat near hy. Tfin'imftn, a. three, in counting per-
Taua'ra, pron. he yonder who. sons and animals.
Teua'rel, pron. he yonder; him Ttn'i&a, a. three thoosand: three in
yonder. counting fathoms.
Teu'íUiia, a. one, used in counting Tin'ifianik, a. thirty (aee floun).
pandanus ímit in the bunch. Tèn'lba, a, three, in counting leaves.
T^bakà, V. t. to tread on. Tènihu'bua, a, three hundred.
Tentaiui, a. a llttle; atme (see ata). Tèn'ibwl, a. thirty (see teninaun).
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TSn^knl, a. tbree, in counting treea, TCkan, n. (Eug.) b, aecond.
flshhooíu, and gectione of land. Te'kateka, v. i. to sit; to aït down.
Ténlkora., a. three, in countiag bas- Te'kjitaka, n. a eittírig.
ket». Te^a, «. a. piereed; stabbed; Btnick;
Tiulknrl, a. tbree bundred tbousand. bit; Eurpaased.
Te^n, a. euphonlc; grauunaticsl. TeOce, n. a neuràlgic fonn of diseaBe:
Tèno'K, a. tbree, in countiag tblngs in a. good fisbiug place.
general. Tekem&'fioflo, a. baving an offenBíve
Twufi, a. three, in countiog pan- breath.
danus fruit. Tok•bo'tn, v. a. spread abroad as
Tén'rebu, o. thirty thouund. gosMp.
Tintkno, a. thirtj' million. T^•bua'kk, o. unfortunate ; un-
TSn'tokl, a. three bundred million. tuckj'.
Te'fia, a. one thousand. Te^ebualia, n, miafortune; bad lucb.
1Wff«iiTi, a. ten: one bundred coeoa- Te^eteka, a. freq. of teke.
nuts ; reallj ten buncheB of ten each. Te'koraiia, a. one, in counting baakets.
Tofia'na, a. one, in counting fathomi. Te^nrl, a. one bundred thouaand.
Te'ba, n. (Eng.) a tapir. Te'm, a. one twain, used in counting
TsbK'na, a. one leaf. by twos.
TebaralTAi, t>. í. to siszle ■• fr^ing Te'rA, a. wbat T literally, a whatl (see
flsh. _ra).
T•'b•, r. i. to spring; to Bnftp.
leltM, n, a fioat for a seine.
T•'beka, o. I. to atrike against c
upon aB spilt bot wàter, or aand, or Té^blm, n. <Eng.) Serapbim.
sparks. TAra'knnane, n. ttie god of fragrant
TfiMtím'ba, n. (Eng.) September. odors.
Te'b•tebe, c. i. to walk lame, aa a Té'reblm, n. (Eng.) teraphim.
man witb a springhalt. Tè'rflblnta, n. (Eng.) a terabintb.
Tebi'rlAii, a. (Eng.) one blUion. TereHiu, a. ten tbousand.
TeHbiro, n. (Eng.) a aabie. Te'ratare, v. a. Btanding out; promi-
le'bo, V. i. to dïve. nent aa irregular teetb.
labo'na, V. t. to dive after; to use Tè'rewati, n. (Span.)Bilvas in Brazil.
foree; to compel. (Geog. p. 62.)
Tebone'fieneOa, d. i. to be peraiatent TèMam, n. (.Eng.) bdeHium.
in urging. Terl'boro, n. (Gr. ) a brier.
Tebo^a, v. i. to wàter as a plant; to T6'rítorl, n. (Eng.) a territorj.
waah; to bathe: to baptize. Ti'ro, interj. (Eng.) Sail bot
Tebo'ka, ». wàter for a bath; a batb- Te'ro, n. a servant; a alave (aee toro).
ing; a watering. Te'ro, «. i. to aquat oa the liaunohea.
T•'bor&n, V. i. to plaj at wàter throw- Ta'roa, v. t. to raap ; to flle.
ing. Tero'fLa, u. t. to take awaj tbe entire
leltwr&n, n. pla; at wàter thrawing. quantity.
IVborBke, V. i. to push forward, aa lé'ta, «. (Eng.) tetter.
witb an intent to aaaault. Tetà'no, a. ten million.
Tebo'rlo, v. i. to proceed toward the Teta'rla, n. (Gr.) a furlong.
weat. Té'te, v. i. to sisa aa hot iron when wet
TeItMtebo, v. í. to batJie; to take a Te'te, v. a. ill behaved.
batb. Tete'a, v. i. freq. of tea.
Te^botebo, n. batbing. Tete'lm&'fLe, v. i. to decline to ebow
Te'botebo^a, v. t. freq. of teboka. reaaonable attention or kindnesa.
Tebn'bua, a. one bundred. Teto'lmafle'a, v. t. to neglect to per-
Te'bururu, v. i. to apatter aa beavy form acta of kindneBs to a deaerving
Tebwi'na, a. ten. Tete'lmfitoa, v. t. freq. of teimatoa.
Teka'Ina, a. one, in counting trees, Tete'íteí, 11. i. freq. of feitei.
flshbooks, and sectiona of land. Tete'ubeïa, v. t. freq. of teubeka.
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Tyt«m&iitl, n. (Eng.) Teatament. Tl&'nnAre, n. (Eng.) Jauuaiy.
Te^ena, v. i. freq. oi tena. Tlon'tl, n. ( Eng. ) a cent.
ïe'tebara'lTai, v. i. to flzzle; to Xi&'blta,n.(£ng.)achapiter. (IKings
eputter. 7:13.)
Te'teboka, v. í. íreq, oi teboka, Tt&'kaore, n. (Eng.) a jackal,
ïete^or&n, v. i. freq. oí teboran. Tla'kl, adv. noj noi.
Tete^otebo, v. i. freq. of tebotebo. Tla'kua, n. (Eng.) tlie jaguar.
Tete^ateka, v. i. freq. of tekateka. Tlarl&n'iui, n. a variet; oí crab, the
Tete^e, v. i. freq. of teke; to flow. Tl&'tUua, v. t. to interrupt work by
Tè^r&ba, n. (Eng.) a satrap. (£zra freqüent resta.
8:36.) Tl'e, n. a swin^.
Tete're, t>. i. to «seemble after being Ti'a, v. t. to ewing.
calted or invited. Tlem'a'aeft, d. t. to nndsrgird.
TetVw», n. the calling together o( Tiín', n. (Eng.) a cbain of mountaina.
people. IQeog. p. 6.)
Tete'we, v. «. to engage in getting peo- Ti'enako, v. i. to commence to swing:
ple together. to awing away as a rope.
Tet«'w«a, V. t. freq. of tewea. Tiéntaire, fi. (Eng.) a Qentile.
Tete'w•tabo'iilba'liiA, v. i. to gatber TiéntuTe, n. (Eng.) a century.
togetber. Tl'ebB, v. i. to contralt; to Bbip.
Tetl (Eng.) a state. (Qeog. p. 20.) Tl'«bK, n. a makÍDg a cootract for
Te'tína, n. the fruit of a variet; oi labor.
pandanus. Tlek&'ok&o, v. i. te atream out as »
Teto^cl, a. one bundred million; lit- pennant.
erally, "the end," "tbe stop." TiS'kera, n. (Eng.) a ahekel.
Tato^O, V. a. bracing; fe kai n tetoko Tie'nt, v. t. to acoop: to recoil agajnat
^ a brace, a stick for bracing. as a parted hawser.
Teto^oa, v. t. to brace. Tl'o, c. t. to be at tbe maathead aa a
Te'we, n. a Qah, the flag: to swing.
TeiíVa, V. t. to throw; to cast: to Tlo'l, míerj. an exclamatlon of dis-
call together; to aseemble. guat.
TaVeakl, v. i. to fish witb a rod and Tl'on, n. (Eeb.) ZÍon; the chuTch.
line on the ocean shore, Tloiira''iinta, ». an ungüent or anoint-
Te'-weakl, n. a mode of fishing. ing oil.
Tewe'arake, v. i. to luff. Tlon'rirí, v. i. to be protected only
Te'we'Ia, n. the name of & male deity. witb a Hrt.
Te'vera, n. a fish, the TloHioa, n. (Eng.) a jerboa.
Tl, pron. ve, alwajs followed by a Tlo'kakin, n. (Eng.) eugarcane.
predicate. Tl'ore, Tt. (Eng.) Sheol; Hades.
Tl, tl. i. to spurt; to epout Tl'otlo, p. i. freq. of tio; to wave aa a
Ti, adv. only. flag; to roam or wander about.
Tl, n. pandanua nwt or fruit aection Tl'otlo, n. a wanderiug or roamíng
next tbe atem. about.
Tl, interj. begone! go awarl Il'm'a, n. a food apecially relisbed.
Ti'a, V. a. completed; únisned; done. ti'ia»., n. (Eng.) a ateamer.
Tl'a, n. a bousdary; a límit: a flab, Tlm'a'm'l, n. halai, or aquid, roaated
tbe on the coala.
Tl'a, t>. t.(an auxiliaiy Terb)oh that; Tlm'aml'a, v. t. to roaat Itabai or
would that. squid on the coaJs.
Tia'in, ».(Eng.)sigii. (Aritk p. 128.) Tlmara'keto, n. (Heb.) aa emerald.
Tia'o, interj. of aurprÍBej of regret; Ti'm'atlm'a, n. a chum.
espécially of aatiafaction, or thank- Tlmlne'iia, v. {. to eat witb much
fulnesa, or pleaaure. reliah.
Tla'okurebe, n. (Eng.) geography. Tl'miuan•'a, v. t. to eat wíth mucb
Tla^oi, n, (Eng.) a chamoia. reliah.
Ti'anakl, n. luncb; food for the jow- Ti'mol, n. a knot.
ney. Tl'iaoi, a. left out in the cold.
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Tlk&'btt, V. >'. stop; Bta;; hold ou; Tt^rl, adv. fllmpl;; mereljr; jiut; ouly
wait a bit. (similar to Hawaiiaa wíale).
Tik&tlk&, 11. freq. of tika. TIM, n. « side branchlet of psndanus
Tl'keke, o. i. to Hlip along or glide, &• for planüng.
a cauoe or the foot. Tl'rl, v. i. to throw ont üde branch-
Tllü, V. i. to stretcb, as iu jawnÏDg. Iet« ae the pandamu.
Tl'kl, a. tougfa aB certain pandanus TIMam, v. i. to engage in atrípping
fruit or e^a: tant as a wetted off the d«ad leavM of a cocoanut
rope. tree.
Tikjjna'nrekakl, e. a. heaítatiag, or Tl'rlant, n. the work of stripping off
interrupted in doing. the dead leaves of a cocoanut tree.
Tl'Unono, c. a. hauled tant. Tlriam'wla, c. t. to pull off old leaves.
Tl'klntaka, n. a. hauled taüt. Tixit/bo, o. i. to craah as a falling
Ti'kibénti, n. (Eng.) a aispence. tree.
Tl'kltlU, o. i. to twitch; to be in con- Tirlonïoa, o. t. to fall upon, as a tree
vulsion. upon a houee.
Tl^o, a. smaller, J>itt therefore morè Tmo^ora, o. t. to dmnage a plant or
Huitable for the purpoae. babai patch by falling upon it, aa
Tlk6'a, n. (Eng.) a acore. the branch of a tree.
Tlkolia, V. t. to catch as a fruit being Tlrin&'no, v. t. to engage ín a repeated
Uirown down from a tree. rebearaal for memorizing: to engage
Tlko'ba, n. a acoop-net for receiving in the work ot adiing the inner aioe
flah before being detached from the of a canoe plank.
Sshhook. Tirln&'no, n. a r«peated rebearaal for
Ti'kotlko, a. amall, nice and beanti- memorizing: the work of addug the
íul ; delicate. inner side of a canoe plank.
Tl'kottko, n. a line used aa a brace to Tirln&'noa, v. t. to commit to memory
a aail. morè perfectl^: to adze a canoe
Tl'ku, V. i. to remain; to remaín be- planlc on the inner aide.
hind. TPríM, n. (Bng.) au Engliah shilling.
Tiknb&'^a, c. a. having its sails low- TlMfia, v. t. to beat; to kill.
ered aa a fleet. Tl'rlba, v. i. to engage in hewing a
TikabS^i, v. í. to invest a place aa a atick to a amaller aize.
fleet for lowering aails. Ttrlba'ea, v. t. to t«duce in aize a
Tlknre^, n. a food or drink especi- etick b; hewing.
ally deaired. Tl'ribal, v, i. to try to eacape by
tnkiu«'reft, o. (. to greatlj desire or breaking the hold of another.
long for, as a certaiu food or drink. Tirlba'Ia, v. t. to eacape a person by
Tlknro'aroa, n, a fiah, the breaking bis hold.
Ti'kuTUO, c i. to atoop down. Tirlba'ibal, v. i. to Sap about as a
Tl'ra, n. (Eng.) a cedar. fiah ont of wàter.
Tl'ra, P. (. to apurt upon or into. Tl'rlbo, c. i. to enga^ in atunning or
Ti'ra, V. a. yielding to preasure, apread- killing wïth the tail aa a large fiah
ing out; malleable. (Phya. p. 66.) a amaller one.
Tlr&', V. t. to wipe (the anns of) a Tl'rlbo, n. a atunning or killing with
child. the tail.
Tlrft', n. toilet paper. Tlribo'a, e. t. to stun or kill with the
Tlr&'lgi, n. (Eng.) a giraffe. tai) as a large flah a smaller one.
Tl'n, n. (Eng.) B seal. Tlribo'na, v. >. to engage in making
n'rebft, n. ( Eng. ) silver. an offering to a god.
TÍ'nbSxt, n. (Eng.) a syllable. TlriboT», v. i. freq. of tJribo.
Tí'reka, n. (Eng.) ailk. Tiribo'bo, n. freq. of tiribo.
TliVre, ». a certain kind of game or Tlriba'bna, a. stiff-jointed at tho
amusement knees.
Tl'ntM, n. (Heb.) the holm tree. (la. TirlbuTítia, «, a atiffBning in the knee-
44;14.) jointa: a person with atiff knee-
Ti'rewB, n. (Eng.) silver. jointa.
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TlMbv«n>V«, «. «. to trim off gprouU. Tltlrl, n. fierceneas.
Tt'rlkal, v. i. to hew os with a broad- Tltl'rlba''ea, v. t. freq. of tfribaea.
axe; to chip; to adze. Tltl'rlba'lbÍLl, v. i. freq. of tiribaibal,
Tl'rlkal, n. the procms of hawin^j HtlMbo, c. i. freq. of tiribo.
adEing. TítlMbaTjo, v. i. freq. of tirïbobò.
Tl'rlknra'rfl, v. t. to engage in efT&c- Tltl'rltlrl, a. freq. of tiritiri.
ine trBcka on the sand with a bruah. Títl'rotl'roa, t>. t. freq. of tirotiroa..
Tl'r&nre'rea, c. (. to smootb over a TlU/llu), ». (Eng.) a atoic.
space covered wttli tracka in bunting. Tltnara'oakl, v. a. recipient of gífta:
TtiU&''ina, V. i. to hew or cbip or adze te h'ai n tituaraoaki = a gift be-
in making an outrigger. etowed. (Rom. 12:6.)
Urlrà'ma, n. the hewing or adzing Títuara'ol, a. generoua; liberal,
out of an outrigger. Ti'tuara'oi, n. generoaity; liberalifr,
Tirlta'bufia, v. t. to finiah off care- Titana'afi, v. i, to approach with joj-
fullv with an adze. ous expreHaion, as a child to Its
TiMtarl, a. flerce; ferocioiu; furioua. mother.
Tl'rltirl, n. fierceneea ; ferocitj. Tltuku, u. í. See tutitlm.
TírlwB'^ial, n. a bird, the Tl'wrltS^aii, n. (Eng.) civiliza-
Tí'to, n. Bteel; a plane'iron; an adze. tion.
Tiro'a, V. t. to inspect or ezamine care- To, a. ïízj.
fullj. To, o. i. to groan.
Tiromk'noka, v, t, to inapect tbe woric To'a, a. swollen becauae brulsed ; bulg-
of a laborer. ing as a eontracted muscle.
Tlron'ron, a. apherical; round. To'a, n. a partner; complement: a
Ti'roron, c. í. to roll (see rabinobitio) . feast: & giant.
Tlrot&m'', n.alooking glass; a mirror. To'a, v. a. all provided with; comple-
Ti'rotipo'a, v. t. to inspect; to acan. mental ; fully aupplied ; a toa baimif ■
Tlra'm'a, n. a small box with a. eover. = are tbe banda of each one of you
Tlta'nla, n. (Or.) tareS) dcauia. proridedl ia tbere enough for allT
Tltft'klte, n. (Eng.) atacte. have you alt a portiont
Tl'ts, n. (Eng.) a sheet of paper. To&'oa, n. a fiah, the
Tl'tl, m. ( Eng. ) cbeeae. To'aioaa, v. a. having a companlon in
Wtl, i), i. freq. of ti, to apurt. work. •
Titl, o. Boft a« food prepared for eat- To'amau, n. companionship or aid in
ing. work.
Tltl'otio, V. t. freq. of tiotio. To'anim'Il'iie, n. an idolatroiu feaat
TiUmtliD, c. i. freq. of timtim. attended bj men.
Titln&'nikn, c. i. to be unsocial. To'anljn'ft'ne, v. i. to feast, as men at
Titln&^iikiu, n. t. to tuTD tbe eold idol or apirit woTBhip.
ahoulder to; to treat coldlp. To'anlba'kl, n. the upper part ot the
Tl'tlik&ba, V. t. freq. of tinaba. buttock.
Ti'tlb«fla'aa, o. fully ripe, as pau- Ta'anlwa'e, n. the front portion of
danuB fruit. the upper part of the teg; tbe lap.
TitllEtt, o. i. to aettle down b^ the To'ara, a, nat making an even num-
kneeai freq. of tiku. ber; alone in a canoe.
Titikn, f>. i. freq. of tiku, to ligbt as To'ara, n. aolitude in canoe sailing;
a bird. a cocoanut without a mate to which
Tltl'kumft'fla, V. i. See titikvbeka. it can tie tied.
Titl'kubfi^kA, V. i. to unskiitfullf set- To'atoa, a. baving four sides, as a gin
tie a little in tbe ruoia. bottle.
Ti'tirakl, v. i. to queation; to make To'atoa, n. a tour-aided gin bottle.
inquiry, ' Toato'ana, f. (. to aquare a timber or
Tltirakl, n. a question; an inquiry; stick.
an intorrogation point. To'u, n. tbe fruit of the pandanus. In
Tltlrakl'na, v. t. to interrogate ; to the cluater ; the bunch ; te iri n Cou
queation; to ask; to inquire of. = a single section of the fruit or
Tl^lri, a. fierce. buncb.
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IVbSn, n. (Eng.) a. turban.
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Tò^àtl, n. (Eng.) a topaz.
Tf/ua, 11. í. to tread.
Tonil, v. t. to eerve as a mídwife with
■Tonft'nlkal, n. the aecond half of the
braiding of a mat.
ToT)l, n. midwitery attended with in-
To'nakat•'a, i>. i. to walh rapidlyísee
cantationa.
WMtaío).
Toxina, V. t. to practice an incanta-
To^uaklna, v. 1. to tall oi; to ^-m
tion on a womau in travail.
accoimt oi.
Ti/bibl, a. round; eiíeulBr.
To'aati, n. (Eng.) a ateward.
TCTilbl, n. roundneHH.
TSTrn, n. (Eng.) aoap.
to; toTisit írequently.
TCOiima, V. t. to wash witb soap; to
To'unene, v. a. tumed upward as the
topmoBt cocoanut in a bunch.
To'ka, n. a chieti a large Und-holder.
To'utitbal, n. tbe wtíbí.
To^a, V. (. to be placed upon; to take
To'uToba, v. i. to engage ín braiding
paal•lage; togeton.
To'ka, «. í. to aoften food with wàter
and a pounder in a Tesael, as tuae.
To'kail^'ti, v. i. to«ngage in taking
land under a false pretenae.
To'kaiiàn'tl, n, the appropriation oi
land under falae pretecse.
To'kan&ntía, v. í. to aeize land on &
falae pretenae or iinjust charge.
roba.
To'uroba, n. tbe work of braiding a
roba or coarse mat.
Ti/uton, V. a. abounding in pandanus
lo'utou, V. i. to dodge to one aide as
the head.
Toato'Tts, V. t. to ward off-
Touto'arak•, v. i. to toaa much as a To'kanòimoa'iiie, v. ï. to be fooliahly
canoe; to tbrow up tbe head eud- tímid.
denlv. Tokà'nlkai, v. í. to be Tictorioua; to
Toato'uwae, v. i, freq. of touwae. triumph.
To'awae, v, i, to tread or atep upon lok&'nikAl, n. Tictoiy; triumph.
anotber's foot, (Luke 6:1.) lok&nika'ú, v. t, to aeize and hold
TO^na, v. t, to taate of ; to aip. land unjuatlj.
Tfi'ina, n. a taate of a liquid food. To'kabfikl, n. a person holding but
Toiti&' t>. t. to aplice. little land.
To'ma, n. a aplice. fIVkab«ti, v. a. coming Into possea-
Tom&'nikal, v. a. not properly apliced. aion of much land after a war.
TOn, n, (Eng.) a zone, (Qeog. p. 13.) IVkara, u. í. to aquat uponi to take
To'na, n, BTphilis. W force aa land.
To'na, a. afflicted with Eyphilis. To'sarake, v. i. to increaae in price;
To'nir, a. the same as tenu; euphonic; to persist, a ' ■- ' '-
grammatical.
Tofl, V. a, deafened temporarilj bj a
loud report.
Tofi, n, a temporary deafneas from a
loud report.
Tolift, V. t. to feed.well.
To'fiablri, ». an armlet.
To'flitofl, V. a. freq. of ton.
To'fíltofl, adv. an adverbial auffix T</kl,
meaning very, (ollowing
To'kàrake'a, v. t. to override aa a aon
a father.
Tokatil'ke, n. a high cbief; a large
land-bolder.
Tokatft'ke, v. t. to be in poasession of
large landed estatea.
To'katoka, p. i. to prevail, as what
one aaya.
i. to be at an end; to end;
i to atop; to stop by stub-
To'fio, n. the mangrove. bing.
lo'üoto&o, V. a. abounding in the todo. To'kl, n, a cbisel : tbe end ; the stop.
To'b'a, V. i. to engage in nursing or Tokiam&'r•baa, v. a. active at work;
caring for a little cbild. hustling.
ToOi'a, n. child nursing: a woman To'kliia, v, t. to end.
with an infant of her own. Toklna'lne, n. a somewhat elderly
ToT>'a, V. t. to nurse; to care for as woman.
a little cbild. Toklnalns, v. i. to enter the list of
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elderl; w(»neii; literalljr, ta eease to Tokotatn, n. & condition in whích m
be a woman. place is too Uiicklf planted.
ToUnl'o, n. epring tide nt its highest. TÓ'rara, t>. i. to groan in pain.
To'klulm'&'iie, n. a somewhst elderl; To^, v. i.io engage in Hipping- karewe
man. through a. tul^ or pi^.
TD'kliiIm'&''ne, v. i. to enter the liat To^e, n. a mode oi drinking throngli
oi elderly men; literallj to oease to a tube.
be a man. To'rea, v. t. to ilp karexce through K
ToHtlxi, V. i. h> go contraiy, aa to a tube or pipe.
parent'B wisbea. To'ro, n. a slave ; a serf.
Ti/kirake, v. i. to peraiat in doÍQg a To'ro, v, i. to ait on the hams or heels;
forbidden thing. to aquat; to relieve the bowels,
To'klrake, n. peraiatency in doing s To'roa, o. t. to flle aa a flBhhook.
forbidden thiiiK. Torom'a'na, v. t. to mislead.
To^toki, o. i. freq. oi told. Tòfona, n. (. to make & alave of.
To^o, n. a goal. ïoro'nlb'ai, v. a. well made: well pro-
logo, ff. i. to toueh the goal. Tided. (Luke 12:21.)
To^omafiao'fiao, a. in disorder; dis- Toro'nib'al, n. completeneaa ; títe
arranged (lee matlaoHao) . being well provided for.
IVkome'me, v. i. to outtalk; to in- Toron'rafi, v. a. deprived oi eomforta.
Msaantlj' tnterrupt Toron'rafl, n, deprivation of eomforta.
To^ome^e, n. Terboae talk; inces- To'rofi, o. i. 8ee kababane.
aant interruption. Toro'ila, v. t. to gather together.
To^Otnl'aoinUiO, v. a. twiated; tan- Ior(ifii,a>ii, *. a. havlng poateTÍtjr or
gled {aeebeo). ofTapring.
TiPkoiuuia, V. a. See tolconono. To^oba, v. t, to stroke; to nib gently.
I</kono'iio, v. i. to be in coníuaion, (Pbfa. p. 86.)
or diaorder. To'robftbo, v. «. to aquat in numbera;
To'kono''ao, n. confuaion; diaorder. to be placed on tbe ground in nnm-
Tokobaa'ontiiiio, n. a person deciding bera aa cocoanut-shell bottles.
to wreatle wíth another against hia Toroba'kara, a. untidj aa work.
better judgment. Toroba'kara, n. untidineas in work.
Tokoba&ntaiio, n. a neraon deciding To'robiui''kaka, v. i. to treat illy
to wreatle with another againat hia elderiy people.
bett«T judgment. Toroka'r&n, t>. í. to be on the watch
To^obi'to, V. i. to engage In flxing or for a thief.
preparing. Toroka'ran, n. a watching for thieves,
To^oblto, n. adjoatment; arrange- Toroka'rania, v. t. to watcli for a
ment. • thief.
To^obitoT, V. t. (plural form) to To'rotoPO, ».». freq. of toro.
arrange; to adjuat; to fix; to make Toroto'roba, v. t. freq. of toroba.
readf. To'm, n. an outdoor game accom-
To'kobaa'koako, v. a. in diaorder; panied witli dianting and the atrik-
diaarrsnged (se« maHaoAao), ing of aticka.
To^ororo, c i. to talk all at the same To'n!, v, i. to engage in chanting and
time. the atriking of aticka.
To^ororo, n. conversation in wbich TCto, a. of little Tolume aa the Toioe.
all are talking at the aame time. TCto, v. i. to steal.
To'kornB, v. i. to be engaged in; tobe Tft'to, n. the perpendicular Bticka on
unreliable; to be thieviah of amall an outrigger.
thinga. To'to, <Hfv. (an intensive auffix) Terr:
To'lcoraa, n. a aneak Uiief : engage- e maraki toto = it ia very painful.
ment in work. To'to, a. aoft aa a foung cocoanot.
To^otoko, n. a bud. To'to, v. a. near to death, uaed in the
Toïotu, n. a branching atiek ou whioli prophe<y, " ko toto."
to hang toddj shella. To'to, ». aweat on a deca^ing corpse.
Tokota'ta, V. a. too thickly planted. TotoQuui&n'tl, v. i. freq. of tokananti.
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Tott/kui&ii'tla, V. t. (r«q. of toka- Ta^nSra, v. i. to search for t
nantia. Tn'moa, a. abounding; considerable;
Totoka'tiikal, », í. freq. of tokajtikai. much.
To^kanika'íft, v. 1. ireq. of tokaui- Ta'morl, a. fair; moderats and con-
kaia. staat as a wfnd.
Tytoki, V. i. freq. of toki. Tan, i>. (Eug.) June.
TotoTti, n. a aoft preparation of tuae. Tü'nlba, n. íEng.) » juniper.
Toto^oa, V. t. to trj to prevent from Ta'fia, v. i. to Bwoon from hurt.
fallíag, as a tree, b; meana of a Tnlla, ». a coaoe plug ; a boat plug.
brti«e; to brti«e. Tn^latofia, a. knotty; irr^iüar and
Toto'rara, v. i. freq. of torara. unauitable as a log.
Toto'ro, V. i. to engaee in rasping. Tn'b&tn, d. i. to engage in Bpplying a
TiCtoro, V. i. freq. oi toro; to reliere poultice.
tbe bowela repeatedlj; to have di- Tnb&'tna, v. t. to treat a pain with a
arrhíEa. poultíce.
Toto^, a. flabbf and wrinkled as tbe Ta'ka, v. í. to lower ae a eail.
ekin. Ta'ka, u. t. to binder ; to prevent,
Tob/rom'ana, v. t. freq. of torom'ana. Tn'kamlno, n. (Eng.) a STcamine.
Toto^onib'al, o. a. freq. of toronib'ai. Tn'komorea, n. ISng.) a sTcamore.
Tott/ronrafi, v. a. freq. of toronrafi. Ta'k'a, v. i. tbe aame as tiku.
Tu, n. a bone sail-needle. Tn'kanafLo, a. iinreliable; freqüenti;
To, V. i. to trickle. changing one'a course.
Tu'a, V. i. to graze; to glance; to ride Ta'kauel, ». a lizard.
over a wave as an outrigger. Tu'kura, v. t. to stop at a place, as a
Tu'a, a. moderate in amount as food. canoe; to touch at.
Tu'a, n. a law. Tu'kuré're, n. a person or thing very
Tu'a, c. t. to teli; to command; to mucb desired.
declaie. Tu.'korio, ti. i. to stoop down. In um
Tu'6, ti. o. flned. at Banaba (see tikwrio).
Tu'A, n. a fine; a penalt;. XuknrO'ro, a. very dark.
Tua'e, n. dried pandanua past«. lu'knrCro, ». tbick darlcness.
Tual, noi yet; a verbal adverb; an lu'kuruo, v. i. to stoop down.
adverbial verb. Tn'kuruo'a, v. t. to subjeot tbe ground
Tua^oa, v. i. to engage in Bcraping to being stooped down to, or squat
pandanua fruit on a shell or other upon.
ecraper. Ta4a, c. i. to slide or crani along aa
Tua'ítoí, V. t. to acrape a pandanua a anail.
fruit on a shell or otber scraper. Tn'rS, v. t. to accídentally subject
Tna'froa, n. pandanua scraper made one's leg to a giving out.
of Shell. Ta'ra, n. a wooden brace to a canoe
Tu'anonc/kn, a. firmi; knit togetber; mast.
powerful in body. Tnra^, n. (Eng.) July.
Tuafla, V. t. to inform; to teli. (John, Tnra'na, v. t. to fumish a maat wíth
18.-16.) a tvra.
Tuï'bon, n. the inner or bony shell of Tnr&lwftn, a. nearly worthless as a
i turtle. canoe from freqüent use.
Tn'abnaka, n. the gunvrale. Tura'kakaiita,- n. (Eng.) tragacanth.
Ta'aka, n. a shoal or ledge projecting Ta^^atura, v. i. to limp.
into a channel. Tn'rokon, ». (Or.) the turtle dove.
Ta'atna, v. i. freq. of tua to teli and Tu.'ra, v. a. strikiug againat: distinct
tun to glance. aa tattoo; abíding as scent or
Tu'atus, ». a tortoise -shell quoit. color.
Tu'atua'ila, v. t. freq. of tuaBa, Tum'm'a, «. a sroall box with a coTer
Tuè'a, c. i. (Eng.) to swear. (see tiruma).
Tut/a, D. t. to Tiait in order to know Tam'na, v. t. to accidentally subject
about. some part of the body to being struck
lu^n&ta, ». a shell-flsb, tbe upon in a fall.
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TornlbL, v. t. to waah as n garment Woenftl, m. a, minlature racing euitM
aa bf pounding on a. plank. with two iticks holding the out-
Ta'nitiirn, v. a. freq. «I luru; faltting Hgger.
again aad agnln. Ta'aura, n. a ahcll-crab, the
Tn^, n. a lappipç; the poínt or place Wa'Mnwsre, t>. >. to walk bIowI^; to
of meeting or joining of two euos of be alow in arrÍTing.
planka. Wa'emwere, n. slowneaa in anival;
Tnta, o. i. to engage in ^ng ths enda alow nailmig.
of two piecea of thatch together Wa'enlm'a, v. i. to bwíiq aa fiah in
while being held in place. ^oag Unes.
Tn'tauSri, n. the spaoe between the Ta'enlm'a, ». a low atone wall mn-
eyebrowa. niag toward tlia shore from a ma
Tut&'iilka'w«I, n. a eroBsing of two bj whicb to nin fisb into it.
paths. Wa'anlmSii, v. i. to walk rapidljr. In
TatK'rlnk, n. the atep of a maat; a use at Nonouti (»ee teattata).
■ocicet or mortÍBe for the foot of a Wa'enlmaka'uro, n. a mat with fig-
canoe mast. urea resembling the tracks of a crab.
Tate, n. (Eng.) duty; tax; customa. Wa'enlm&'kii, v. a. retreating through
Tntn, c. i. to trickle : to cook fiah un- fear.
obaerred in the buali. Wa'enlm&'kii, n. a cowardl^ retreat.
Tatn, n. a cooking of fleb in the buah : Wa'anlb'a'ka, o. in a defeated poai-
a cloth for aopping up after an in- tion; politically ruined.
fant Wa'enlVa'ka, n. one defeated and
Tntoa, o. j. to be in the liabit of teli- conaequenttj' becoming a serf.
ing. Wa'•nlkfi'b'a, a. long-legged.
Tn'nU, V. t. totell; taapreadabroad; Wa'enlk&t'a, n. a peraon with un-
to reveal. uHually long lega.
Tutuo, V. i. to epj ont. Wa'enlko'i'oa, n. Btilts.
Tntoo, n. sp^ing; espionage. Wa'anlko'roa, v. i. to vralk on atilts.
Totuo'a, c. (. freq, of tuoa, Wa'ano'ea, «. t. to ait on tlie ground
Tn'tuQB, n. a amall maríne animal. with one leg croseed above tne knee
TOtOka, V. i. to remain behind. of the other.
Tntu'ko, V. i. to aettle down a littla Wa'enn'ea, n. a aitting on the ground
a« in ntoM. with one leg croued above the knee
Tnta'ra, v. i. freq, of tura. of tiie other,
Tatn'rattira, c. i. freq, of turatura. Wa'•nro'fio, v. í. to ait à la mode
Tuwa'ro, %, (Eng.) a awallow, Kuaaie.
Wa'enro'flo, n. a sitting on a mat
W with the feet and lower part of the
le^ tumed back sjid nearly parallel
Wa, n. a canoe : sleepera of a floor, with the thigh.
Wa, c, i. to tnore along in a company Wa'abna, a. having a large calf.
as persons or fish, Wa'ebua, n. tbe thumb.
Wa'e, ». a leg; a foot: a shrlreled, un- Waebua'fü, o, having well developed
developed coooanut including the lega.
huak. Wa'ebuat&'ke, a. having well propor-
Wa'e, a. blighted, aa a cocoanut, tioned legs.
Wa'ea, c. (. to sew; to interrupt; to Wa'ebuat&'kfl, n. a person having
pieroB; to atiek. we!l proportioned legs,
Wa'ea, n, a cocoanut leaflet for ex- Waekl'ekíe, v, i. to walk with a
tnicting from a bottie a amall quan- apringhalt,
tjtf of oil adheríng, Waekl'ekia, n. a apringhalt gait,
Wa'eai, o. new; freah. Wa'eklre^, v. i. to hop on one foot.
Wa'eai, n. a new article; a freah Wa'ekire'n, n. hopping on one foot.
article, Wa'sraka, «, i, to go eaat.
Wa'eana, o. t. to extract or draw out Wa'era'k•a, c, t. to a,pproach near to.
oil with a tcoen. Wa'oremwa, v. t. to go or walk alowly.
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Wa'erebat&'ta, c. i, to be conataiitly cantation.
going from place to place. Wair&'ea, v. t. to eubject a person to
Wa'erebut&ta, n. a constant, reatlesB the effecta of a certain incantation.
going from place to place. Wa'lrio, v. >. to go toward the weat.
Wa'erflM'iiO, o. t. to visit repeatedlj Walrlo, n. a going to the West or to
and frequentlj; to take ahort ateps. tbe leeward.
Wa'erlbo^o, n. a freqüent vÍBÍtation. Walrioa, v. t. to approach a canoe
Wa'etata, v. ». to go or walk rapidlj. from the eaat or the ahore.
Wa'etata, n. a rapid gait. WalTÜifta, v. i. to stand in a row: to
Wa'etata'we, v. i. to walk rapidly. march in a proceesion,
Wa'etata'we, n. a lapid gait; brisk Wa^rinàn, n. a row; a rank; a flle;
walking. a line.
Wa'etabe, v. a. afflicted with Bpríng- Wa'lroro, v, i. to play with ona oi tbe
halt as 8 man. eame age.
Wa'etebe, n. a apringhalt gait. Wa'lroro, n. play or sport with ona
Waete'bateb•, v. a. freq. of waetebe. of the «ame ag«.
Wa'eteke, a. nimble; active; quick in Wa'lraa, v. i. to engage in sewing or
motion. faatening pandanua leavea to a atick
Wa'etoka, v. i. to walk brtekly. íor tbatching.
Wa'avae, a, having large feet; large Wa'lrau, n. the proceas of fastenlng
footed. pandanua leavea to a cocoanut rib íor
Wa'ewae, n. an Intermption or cbeck- tbatob.
ing of one who is spcúiking. Waltoke, n. a fork.
Waawa'•a, v. t. freq. of waea. Wa'ltake, v. i. to engage in uaíng s
Wa'i, o. í. to blow aa the wind: to fork.
engage in apearing aa fiab: to engage Walttt^ea, v. t. to fork food; to lift
in aeine making. food with a fork.
Wa^, n. tbe apearing of flab; aeine Wa'iwal, n. tbe furrowed edge of th«
making, reef: giDnorrbcBa.
Val, a. oblong. Wa'itoko, v. i. to engage in auppres-
Wa'lora, n. (Eng.) a viol. aing another's apeecn.
Wa'lm&ta, n. a disease of the eyea, tbe Waito^oa, t>. f. to auppreaa another's
Wa'lmàta, v. t. to engage in reproving apeech.
or cbiding. Wa'iwal, «. a. afflicted with gon-
Wa'imatft, v. t. to reprove. orrhíea.
Wa'in, n. (Eng.) wioe. Wa'o, n, a creeping vine,
Wftinafi, n. very aweet and íreah Wa'u, n. cat'a-cradle: a mat with
karewe. aiane dark stranda.
Wa'ínaii, a. very aweet and freah aa Wa'u, v. i. to play tbe guue of cat's-
kareice, cradle.
Walne'keneke, v. a. baving a ra«b Wa'na, c t. to braid a mat with a
like prickly heat. aecond color.
WalncPïeneke, n. a raah reaembling Wa'ooa, n. See hoanimoto.
prickly beat. Wa'una, v. t. to pray to death.
Walnim&n, n. a method of tyfng tbe Wa'uwau, v. a. well fumiahed with
feather float in the game of kab'ane. eonveniencea, or auitable clothing.
Waibft'nft, V. t. to pierce with a aharp- Waatm'na, c. t. freq. of waua.
pointed atick. Wan, a. eight, alwaya followed by a
Watb&'llB, V. i. to engage in piercing numeral auffix, a\, aa, uA, mon, Ha,
with a sharp-pointed atick. kai, kora; or by a certain noun, aa
Walki, n. the taking of another'a 6oil, rirífci, ritoro, inaki, aíao, ba;
place in a game when required. or by a certain adjective as, frwi,
Waikl'a, v. t. to succeed another in buiva.
taking hia place in a game when two W&'na, v, t, to take posBesaion of a
are needed. canoe.
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Vm'tiA, a. wearis(»ne ; tirMome. WViiSkt.'TVa, «. i. to nm aboni in ths
WSJi'ai, a. eight, in counting tukrd- rain.
woxe, íumiture, chestB, b>rr«le, tim- Wa'nUcaro'a, m. See kmeavia.
ber, oocoanut-leaf Btenu, fingers, W&u'ikora, a, eight, in counting btu-
teeth, largB flsh, os sharka and keta.
ütort. WAn^ikarl, a eight hundred thon-
Ta'ïiKntl, n. Bcaffolding. sand.
Wa^nara, v. t. to Uy bare the root- Wa'no, n. a. Emall canoe.
leta oi habai for tne purpoBs of ap- WAnn'a, a. eight, in counting tlilngs
plying a fertilizer. in general,
Va'nairana, a. intelligent; knowing; Wkn'ufi, a. eight, in counting pan-
nise. danns fruit.
Wa'nawananrafi', a. of rare intelll- Wan^&no, n. the sleepers of a build-
gence. ing; a joiat.
Wan'ea, a. eight million. Wan'rafl, n. a canoe not ridllfullf
Wa'nei, n. the part of a aooop-net near navigated.
the handle. Wan're, o. {. to practice a certain in-
Wane'iiiei, o. too vrat«r7; mixed as cantation in oraer to irapart ekill in
food witb too much wàter. throwing.
W&n'lm&n, a. eight, in counting per- Wan're, n. an Ineantation for Jmpart-
ions or animals. ing Bkill in throwing.
Wa'^üm&'rawa, v. t. to free a found- WaiuVa, v. t. to períorm a certain in-
ered canoe of wàter: to cuItÍTate a cantation upon.
young cocoanut tree. W&n'rabn, o. eightf thousand.
Va'nlm&'rawa, n. freqüent cultiva- W&nt&no, o. eight^ million.
tion of cocoanut trees. W&n'taba'kea, n. a certain method of
Wa'nlm&tafi, c. >. to eat flsh (just swinuning on the back.
caught) in privacj. Want&'b•a, v. t. to swim on the
Wa'nïmà'tafi, n. a ship; a foreign back.
vesMl: a place for eating fiah (just Want&liea, n. a canoe whoae crew
caught) in privacf. have miuied their bearinga.
Wa'nuni.'te, v. i. to be ver; hungry. Wanta'rawa, n. the name of a long
W&'nim&ta, v. i. to live on one's chant in the ruoia.
neighbor. Wfiu'toki, a, eight hundred million.
W&'Mniftt«, ». a person living on bis Wa'fia, a. weary; tired.
neighbor. W&'fla, v. t. to feed well.
Wft'i^, V. i. to engage in mending ft Wa&a'roro, a. very mucb wearied.
hole in a mat. WafLa'roro, «. great wearinesB.
W&'nin, n. the work of mendíng a hole Wa'&awafia, cl f req. of waüa, wearied.
in a mat. Wallea, n. a weapon or aword set with
T&^ilnl'a, c. t. to mend a mat baving sharka' teeth.
a hole. Wa'fieirafie, n. an anointing oil.
W&n^fla, a. eight thousand: eight, in W&ü'flB, v. t. to apply morè foToe to
counting fathoms. aa a tool for boring.
W&n'lfiaun, a. eïghty (see Haun), Wa'bobo, v. i. to engage in nonriah-
WSn'lba, a. eight leavea. ing or bringing up.
Wa'niba'fla, n, a atjle of nwta in WaboTwa, p. t. to bring up; to nour-
which the players are few. ish; to raise.
Winlbu'baa, a. eight hundred. WaHiuaka, a. inhospitable to reia*
W&n'lbwl, a. eighty (see waninaun). tivea.
Win^lcai, 1. eight, in counting trees, Wa'kA, n. one who gives support: a
Bshboolà, and aectlona of land. root.
W&^kika'flare, v. i. to chaff. _ WK'ka, a. full of roots, as aoil.
Vft'nika'Sftre, n. light idle talk by Wa'kaiiel, n, a small fragment of
way of making fun. tecea.
W&'nÍknfiK'r«a, v. t. to chaff ; to make Wak&'nikalna, n. a root of the pan-
fun oi. danus.
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WaUn'ni, ». a root of the coeoaiint Vfttafia1aa,o.í.to •wim ontbebook:
tree. to walk with the face turned up-
Wnka'rlri, a. tough-ekinned. wards.
Wa'k&waka, a. etringy; fibrous aa WatBfia'liui, n. a swimming on the
pandanus fruit. back : a walking with uptumed íace.
W&'kl, v. t. to go ou; to proceed. Watl, adv. directive toward the per-
W&lüiia, V. t. to ebove. son who haa just Bpoken. / a nako
W&'klti, n, (Eng.) wax, wati = I will go to you.
W&'koro, o. i. to work by one's self. Wati, n. (Eng.) a watcb.
W&'koro, j». work períonned by one'a W»'w«, c. i. to trickle: to move along
Belf. as a crowd.
Wald/ioa, o. (. to do work by one"» Wawa'em'ore, v. i. treq. of waem'eni.
aelf. Wawa'enii'ea, v. i. freq. of waenuea.
Wa'rB, a. without trees ; treelees. Wawa'•nro'fio, c. i. freq. of waeuroQo.
Wa'rft, n. a treelesB ■ection. Wa-wa'eremwe, v, i. freq. of uo-
Wi'raol, a. kind. eremií«.
W&'raol, n. kindness. Wawa'erebat&'ta, v. i. to b« habita-
Wa'ratl, «. (Eng.) a walrua, ally going from plaee to plaee.
Wa'mwara, a. having open or net Wa-wa'etatk, v. í. freq. of waetata.
work; here and there a tree. Wawa'•tata'w•, d. i. freq. of waetar
Wa'rawara, n. open or latticed work; tawe.
an openÍDg among trees. WaTR^ran, v. i. treq. of wairan.
Wa'ra, o. r. to count; to read. Waira'ita'la, v. a. intermittent; com-
Wa'reb'al, n. Aritbmetic. ing now and tben.
Wa'reb'aí, v. i. to leam arithineti& Wawa'iwal, p. a. freq. of waiwai.
Wa'rebokl, n. reading. Wawa'nlka^an, v. i. freq. of waiiika-
Wa'reboki, o. i. to read. rau.
Va^«bwe, a. wide; roomy; not con- Wawan'n, t>. {. freq. of wanre.
tracted. Wawafi.''fia, v. t. freq, of waQDa.
Wa^ka, u. f. to count; to read. Wa'wakft, a. having many root»,
Wankfiio, n. (Eng.) a volcano. Wawà'ki, v. i. freq. of wakí.
Va'rerlrl, o. i. to engage in indis- Waw&'Uúa, v. t. freq. of wakina.
criminate accusation of robbing Wawa'rebokl, v. i. freq. of warebokt.
whea the' fruit of one's land has Wawa'rewara, v. i. freq. oi wareware.
been taken. Wawatafia'ina, p. i. freq. of watafla-
Wa^ware, ». i. to read : to eount. ina.
Wa'reware, n. reading; a eounting. Wawa'tafialiui, n. freq. of watafla-
Wa^rl, n. a person, or ahip, or hoiise, Ina.
of great sím. Wawa'wl, p. i. freq. oi wawi.
Wa'n, a. great in eize. Wawa'wl, n. freq. of wawi.
Wa'rliílbu'nl, n. a fish, the Wa'we, c. i. to blow ateadily and fa-
Wa'rlnona'utl, n. a fish, tlie vorablv.
Wa'rtki, a. narrow. Wa'weakl, a. eteady and favorable aB
Wa'riki, rt. narrownesB. a wind.
Wa'rlkliu/iio, o. very narrow, as a Wa'wi, v. i. to pray to death. (Haw.
channel, or the mouth of a bottie. anana.)
Wa^iiiki, n. a canoe of medium size. Wa'wl, n. an incantatlon to produce
Wa'ro, n. a species of crab, the — : a death.
iack-knife. Wo^O, c. í. to He down; to lie.
Wa^ona, v. t. to tie a loop in a cord We'nM, v. t. to braid the second half
that will not Blip. of a sleeping maL
Wa'ra, v. t. to nibble, as a fiah, at a Wa'nol, n. a Bhooting star or meteor.
bait. We^el, v. i. to eail fast
Wa'ra, it, a good flshing plaee where W•'ae-nl-bu're, v. i. to conunit adul-
flsh promptly bite. tery or fomication.
Wa^^wam, v. i. to nibble, as a rat, Weneka'toto, tr. i. to indulge in pro-
or a flah at a bait. longed sleep; to sleep overmuch.
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V•^•wme, r. i. freq. of wene. completely through the \eg or abdo-
Wín'tits, n. (Eng.) Wednesday. men.
WoVe, ». a fish, the Wi'nlkna, «. a whale'H tooth.
W*Ve, n. (Eng.) a vaíL Wi'nlkna, a. haviog a supemumerary
We'raw•re, c. to fish íor the tren. front tooth.
Wé'rewèti, n. (Eng.) velvet. Wl'nlwete, n. tsttoo oo the thighs: a
Te'ta, n. a epÍQ« or spike on tbe ba^ certaiu planlc in a canoe: the out^
of a baiku. end of tbe cocoanut spaUie.
Wate, p. i. to call, Wino'fiinofl, v. i. to whiaper.
Weta'a, c. t. to call; to Bummon; to Wlno'&lnoil, n. wbUperïng; awhiftper.
ínTÍt«. Wl'nofilao'fUa, v. t. to whisper; to
Wet«'a, n. a call. utter in a low voíce,
WA'tlkotl, n. (Eng.) a waiateoat; » Win'rafl, c. i. to boast
vest. Wln'rafL, n. boasting; a boast.
W•m'116, n. a cc«np1eted mat; tbe WlnM'fila, t. t. to boast about.
double of \he babata. Wtn'rüM, v. i. to outsail.
Wc/wone, r. i. freq. of wene. Wtn'rlne, ». an outsailing.
Wewe'aeweno, «. i. freq. of wene. Wln'rlna'ft, «. í. to outsail.
We'wflte, v. í. to call. WlnMka, n. a cold-chÍBel.
Wa^wataft, v. t. freq. of wetea. Winrl'riko, n. porpoíse teeth.
W•w•'wetAa, V. t. freq. of wetea. Wln'tao, n. tbe bowsprít.
Wl, n. a tooth; the mouth: an edge. Wlnta'mare, v. i. 8ee ivitiikamarane.
Wl'a, c. a. proper; Üt; euitable; "all WlÜa'rofiaro, a. toothless.
right." Wiita'roilaro, n. a toothlesB person.
Wl'a, V. t. to indicate hy lot. Wllia, c. *. to add to a atorj untnil^.
Wl'&u, n. a ahell fish, the Til», tt. untruthfui addition to a
Wi'abuaka, a. unfortunate; not ía- atoiy.
vored. Wlb'à'mb'iru, a. without feetb.
Wiatllra, n. a flah, the Wib'S'rub'àru, n. a toothleas peison,
Wluo'na, a. double tongued: doubt- WlTioka, v. i. to brag.
fui; uncertain. Wl'boa, o. aphthou».
Vlm'ft'kam'aka, n. a peraon whoae WíImI, n. tbe tbruih or ulcerous
teeth are mndi decayed. affection of the mouth.
Wl'mftri, 1). i. to make additíona to a Wl'bnaka, c. i. to apeak ïll (see tae-
Btory ; to report falset j. taebuaka.
Wí'm&rl, n. incorrect additions to a Wi'bue, n. a person with unwhole-
atory. Bome reddish teeth.
Wl'm&toa, V. a. persistontlf main- Wi'bue, a. having unwholeeome red-
taiuing. dish teeth.
Wi'mltoa, n. peraiatonce in what one Wibu'nl, a. haTJng teeth whicb are
has aaid. unusually ahort.
Wi'mooa, n. a fish, the Wibu'bura, n. a fieb, tbe
VTi'mí, V. t. to tempt. Wikafiltafí, a. having a Toracioua
Wina'ine, v. i. to prompt to ill will appetite.
or hoatility to one's parenta or near Wllcabwea, v. t. to falsely ezagger-
relativea oa a wife her husband. ate.
Wi'nSntl, V. i. to elander; to back- WÍ'kAbwea, n. exaggeTatíon ; false
bite. addition to a atorj.
Wfnfintt, ». slander; backbiting. Wlka'kafl, a. bold and cauatic in.
Winfin'tÍA, c. t. to slander; to back- speeeli.
bite. Wl'kateke, v. i. to boldly accuse; to
Winika'marana, v. i. to apeak ím- talk much without hesitation.
properly to a woman. Wi'kateke, «. a bold cbarge or crimi-
Wlnlka'marane, n. Lmproper worda nation.
to a wontan. Wl'kl, n. (Eng.) e. week.
Wi'nlkibwi', V. i. to appear aa the Wi'kota'ua, «. t. to lie; to deceive
point oi a Bpear which haa pierced (see keicekewe).
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Wlkotlkoti, o. having teetti whieh Wlto'nter», a. havin^ the front toetli
e.Te duil, or much woni down. prominenÚ; projecting.
Wi'rfi, n. Bn apbthoua disease. Vl'toka, v. t. to apeak rapidlj.
Wl'rfi, a. aphtuous. Wltoka, n. ràpid Bpeaking, or utter-
Wl'raol, p, i. to apeafe pleasantlf sud aJiee.
peacefully and properly. Wito'katoka, v. i. to habituallf speak
Wl'rara, n. the rainbow. rapidlj.
Wl^ara'ol, a. having bandsome, r^;n- Wlwa^birs, a. having the teetb eep-
lar and sound teeth. arated a little from one another.
Wt'rara'ol, n. a person with a flne set Wlira'rlki, a, having the teeth aet
of teeth. cloae tt^ether.
Wi'remwe, v. i. to prompt a» a Wi'wi, ti. i. to euggest; to tempt.
leamer; to incite; to auggeat to. Wi'wi, n. a, auggestion; s temptatíon.
Wl'r•mwe, n. a prompting. Wl'wluo'ua, v. i. to teli two Btoriea
Wl'^oreltl^K, V. i. to apeak without about; to prevaricate,
baabfulnesB. Wlwl'mart, u, i. freq, of wimari.
"Wlilldrlki, *. í. to eat with Tery Wiwl'mfitoa, v. i. freq. of wimatoa.
amall mouthfulai to apeak aofÜj. Wlwl'na, v. t, to prompt; to suggeat
Wlrl'kirUd, n. a low utterance. to.
Wl'rlkirl'kla, v. t. to utter with a, Wiwl'nàntl, v. i. freq. of winanti.
Tery low Toiee; to mutter. (Is. Wtwinfln'tla, i>. (. freq. of winantia.
59:3.) Wiwi^lka'm'arane, v. i. freq. of
Wi'rital, a. See wibue. winikam'araiie.
Wl'ro, n, (Eng.) a willow. Wlwlno'filiiofi, v. i. freq. oi wino-
Wi'ro, n. a variety of aoldíer crab, fiinoB.
the Wiwin'rafl, v, i. freq. of winrafl.
Wt'ta•, n. a large eel, the Wlwl'ba, v. i. freq. of wiba.
Wl'tablta'blta, o. i. to pralae or Wlwl'katvke, c. i. freq. of wikateke.
flatter (see toinraü). 'Wiwf'romwo, v. i. freq, of wiremwe.
Wltakana'na, i>. i. to be quick to Wlwl'rl'klrlkl, c. i. freq. of wiri-
reveal secrets (see aovti). kiriki.
Wltata, V. i. to speak rapidly. WlwlM'klrl'kla, v. t. freq. of wiri-
Witata, n. ràpid speaking. rikía.
Wl't&tl, a. having a regular set of Wlwl'tata, v. i. freq. of wttata.
teeth. Wiwiaeke, v. i. freq. of witeke.
Wt't•k•, a. fluent; forcible, and to Wlwl'toka, i>. i. freq. of witoka.
the point. Wlwi'to'katoka, v. i. freq. of witoka-
Wi'toM, n. fluency; forcefnl speech; toka.
speaking to the point. Wiwl'wi, i>. i. freq. of wiwi.
WiWketeke, a. freq. of witeke. Wlwl'wliia, v. t. freq. of wiwina.
WI'teTe, n. (Eng.) a weaMl, Wo'reba, ». (Eng.) a wolf.
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