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FROM THE BEQUEST OF

FRANCIS BROWN HAYES
Claw of 1839
OF LBXINCTOW. MASSACHVSBTTS
S H O R T GR- OF T3X MCf-.' JrL.?-'-
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SAMOAN DICTIONARY:
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ENGLISH A N D SAMOAN,

1 WITH A

S H O R T ORAMMAR OF THE SAMOAN DIALECT.

SAMOA:
 PREFACE.

N o Dictionary of the Samoan dialect having been

hitherto plihlished, the presellt will alrnmt of necessity
be found imperfect. It c~)ml~rises, hnwever, the sub-
stance of what has heen gathered during more than
twenty-one years, by attention to the language as spoken
by the natives.
In 1851, all the words that I had by that time cot-
lected were examined ~aref~rlly, oiie by oue, with intel-
ligent natives, who acted as p ~ ~ n d i t s .The manuscript
thus prepared was subsequeotly collated with a manu-
ucript v0111meof native songs a r ~ dtrqditions, and thence
enlarged. I t was ;11so compared with the Tongan and
part of the Tahitian Dict~oni~ries.
A t a meeting of the missionaries in 1869, a resolu-
tion was passed that the W o r k should be printed. In
consequence 'of this, it has been again revist-d, and eigh-
teen hundred words have been added to I'k~rt 11. ; a ~ ~ d ,
finally, it has been revised by the Rev A. W. X I tarray.
The size of the volume might easily have been in-
creased, by enlarging tbe Grammar, by adding exanlples
 fi.c)tn ilre ilative songs, and by putting down, in very nu:
inerous instances, the same word in its various uses as a
noun. and a verb, and an adjective.
, In consulting its pages, the following remarks should
be botne in mind: All adjectives may have a verbal form
by merely adding the verbal particles : as, lelei, good;
1 ua lelei, it isgood. This is also the case with many
nouns : as,-maci, a disease ; ua ma'i, he is ill ; and, vice
versi, verbs may be made into nolrrls by adding the ar-
ticle, or by introducing the possessive pronoun : as sau,
to conle ; sau, a coming,-o lona luai sau. Often,
b
however, such nouns are distinguished by an affix, such
as gaysaga, or taga.
Very many words, and even parts of sentences, will,
take the causative faa, and the qualifying particle faale,
before them. Of words so compounded, comparatively
a few only will he found, since a very little knowledge OF
tbe language will enable a learner to find out the shade,
of meaning superadded to the original word by those.
prefixes.
It should also be borne in mind that, although in
those words in which two or more of the same vowels
come together, a break, or palatal sound almost like a k,
occurs in pronunciation ; yet we have in such cases omit-
ted the inverted corllma which we have used as the sign
ef the break. W e have omitted it in these instances to
avoid the printillg of the great number of inverted com-
mas which the insertion in such places would have re-
quired.
GEORGE F'kATT.
Matautn, Savaii,
January, 1861.
 .L

GRAAIhIAR

XJk' f l l t :

SAMOAN LANGUAGE.
 T I ~ ESahdan Alphabet conslts of only fourteen letters:-a, e, i, o, y i
f; g, 1, m, n, p, s. t, v.
a is pronounced- 1

Ist, long, as in father; pZ, wall. .

2nd, ratlicr sl~ott,as ih mat; pdti lima.,
3rd, very short, nearly like il ; as, mate, miiliir, viive (vdve).
d, i, o, u, as in the Contir~entallanguages.
g (nga), is always nasal, as ng in sing.
1 (la), the same as ill English, except when preceded by either a , o, or
d, a l ~ dfollowed by i, when it is pronounced by most natives as a soft r,
almost approaching to a d souhd, for which it is substituted, in similar
circumstances, in the pronunciation of New Zealand words-(kid~kidi;
wntten kitikiri) : aliuli, prouounced a~iari.
s, is not quite so sibilant as in English.
The other letters, f, m, ni p, t, v , called fa, mb, nd, pi: ti, vi; a k prb-
liounced as in English.
In addition to these, there is a sound something between h and k, for
which it ik sltbsti~uted. Thib has been represented by an inverted comma.
In our printed books, however, to save trobble, they are only used when
required to diirtihguikh words spelt in the same way, as in the case of the
pronouns lo'u, my, and lou, thy, &c.
Two similar vowels canndt occur together nitbodt a break bitwefn.
When they would come together in forming new words, or in com~nenclng~
a word with the vowel which terminates the preceding word, atid with
which it rtandr in cbse c o n a x b , &? are p~moa3COdby a im-
p b t Of the T&, iu OW? bog V G W :~ tUpt& H 8 s ; u h . -tII.
A few cases o c m r of tbe &nce ddibirrwt mrrb, as m a mn, h r
him, pronounced &na.
Every letter m d i 3 t i ~ ~ +sou&, so that them are no irprqpcr drph-
thongs.
h'o two consonants can come t q ~ t h e er t h t a w o r d betmen.
Many Samoans are exceedingly c a r e h and incorrret in tbe proonnci-
ation of consonantn, and even e x c L n g e or tn~.sposeconsom~.iswith
out confusion, and almust onnoticed by theii hearen. as &a Ew nG,mu,
layoga for Iwjana; but they are rtry pnrticriar about the pmueiation
of the m e f a .
The only foreign letters which have been introdnced are A, I , and r;
used in writing proper names and foreign names for things for which n o
appropriate Samoan word could be found. In some cases, they change
b h t o r ; nu %psi for H a p i .

SYLLABLES.
Every ryllahle must end in a vowel. No syllable can consist of more
thab tlrree letters ; se fai, mai, tau.
Accent.
Tho general rule is, that the accent is on the penultima; but to this
thaw arc cxceptions : as, 0 loo i Safotf;; su MuliagB.
In rpcaking, the voice is raised, and the emphasis falls on the last word
in r n r l ~rentence.
W ~ I Aa Iword~ receives an addition, by means of an affixed particle, t h e
uccsnt in mhitied forward : as, al6ftz. alofdya, alofugia.
Itrduplicatcd words have two accents : as, pdlopdla, s&is@i.

:Is Is in both dcfi~~ito

and indefinite; a t least, it is constantl).
nulivcr wl~oretho Englisl~would require the indefinite article ::
Ptri, rurh r ono is n chirf; 0 Ie Alztn, Gd, is dcfrnite.
 Se is always indefinite : Ta ~ n a se
i laau, dut me a stick.
Proper names in the nominative case take 'o before them (with the
break) : se, '0 Tayaloa, '0 T q a ; but '0 2e Toga, would mean a Tonga
man.
The plural nominative takes br omits ' A : o tagutn, or simply, tagata.
Wit11 a nominative absolute, it alwnys takes it; and before each of a list
of lhings, if without the conjunction : as, 0 le mulauli, o le anue, d 1e
j l o n , JIIU i'a uma lava.
When the nominative follows the verb, it is nlos~lyo.~~i.ted,except after
verbs preceded by ona : as, Ua puuu uma mai lanu.

Gender is sometimes expressed by distinct names :

0 le alii, a chief. 0 le tamaitai, a lady;
0 le tane, a man. 4 . 1.0 faflne, a female.
0 le tama, a boy. 1 le teine, a girl.
9 le toa, a cock. 0 le matuii moa, a hen.
0 le poC, a ,male animal. 0 le manu faflne, a f e m a b animal.
When no distinct name exists, the gender of animals is known by add:
lng po'a and f o j n e ;
The P l u r a l is known-
I . By the omission of the article.
'2. By particles denoting multitude, and is then emphatic: le uu
i'a, a shoal of fish; o le vao tugatu. (literally) a forest of men; 4
le mou meu, a great number of thiogs.
3. By l e n g t h e l ~ i ~(properly,
~g doublii~g)a vowel in tlle word: as;
tuafijne, sisters of a brother.
Case is formed by prepositions : as,
Si@. ~lurai.
N. '0 le alU 'o alii or nlii.
G. o and R le d i i o or a alii.
D. i le alii, to ialii, to.
mo and ma le nlii, for mo oi ma alii,for;
A. i le alii i alii.
V. le alii e ! alii 0 l
Ab. e and i le alii, brand in i) and i alii, bp and in.
mai, p o r n mai, from.
Proper namps are declined as the plural, except the accusative and
dative, which take i,d: Fai a t u iiE Sina, kc.
Some nouns are derived from verbs by the addition of ga, suga, tuga, &c.
as, tuli, to drive, trtligu, a driving; luluu, to till the hand, luutaga, C
handful; anti, to spit, anusagu, spillle.
 &me adjectives are formed froni nouns by the addition of a-like y ih
English ; as word, wordy; seed, seedy :-thus, eleele, dirt, eleellea, dirty;
phlupllu, mud, pllupalii, muddy ; or by doubling the word : ae, ponu, a
knot, p6napbna, knotty.
i
The pluval is sometimes distinguished by doubling a syflable : as, &a,-
white, pl. s b i w .
Compurisnn is generally effected by using two adjectives, both in a po-
sitive state: thus, E lelei lcnei, a e Lagu lela, this is good, but that i s
bad-i. e. net in itself, but in comparison with the other.
The bilperlafice is formed by the addition of an adverb : such as, matu?i;
k s i , sili, silisili ese, &c. : Uu lclei tasi, it alone is good ; or, n o ~ h i n g
ecluals it. Uu matuii silisili o m lelei, it is very exoeedingly g ~ o d *
Numt ralu and odinu1s.-These arc :
1
Pardinnla..
E tasi, one. E-sefulu, hn.
E lun, two. E sefulu ma le twl, e h e n .
E tolu, three. B lua fulu, twenty.
E fa, four. 11 tolu gafulu, thirty.
E llmtl, Jve. E fa gafulu, forty.
E ono, Ax. E melau, one hundred.
E fitli, 8even.- E lua lau, two hundred.
R valu, righft E tolu galau, three hundred.
E iva, nlnc. E afe, a thousand. '
h j n e my mano Is uaed for ten thouranil, but It is doubtful whether it meanemany
mow than a very great numbelr.
Ordinals;
0 la ~nuamua,jfrat. 0 lons laa, or le Iun, a e m d .
And so on, adding ya to the others : as, 0 le lflnaga mnsina.
The nutr~eraladverbs, once, twice, &c., are expressed by a h : thus,.
o le utu luu, twice. Alao by pretixing faa: as, Ua ou snu faalua.
'rhc cardinals may either precede or follow their noun : thus, 0 tnea e
luu, or e luu mea, two nrlicles.
Very many things are counted eacli ir, its own peculiar way. A know-
ledge of this is absolutely necessar , as beil~galways used by the nativee ;
T
and also to revent mistakes : t ]us, to say, 0 iba e luu Inu, instead of
nleaning two Eundrcd, would only mcan two.
The following are tlie principal forms :-
Men nre counted by prefixing toca: e tontaef, 1 ; e toatinoa~fula,10.
Xoung pigs and cocoanute, by suffixing oa, or in couples : as, e lua oa, J ;
e h gaon, 8. The otld one being expressed eepnrately : thus, 0 popo e
OW gaoa ma le popo e t a i l IS.
Qonoenuts by the score, thus: e seaea, '30 ; e luii en, 40; e tolu gaea, 80.
Fowln,.brendfiuit, and some shell-fish : e tccsi, 1 (as o b n with other things);
a lua fun, 4 ;-e tolu gahn, 9 ; e htQafulu, 10 ; e fulr lun, 20 ; e fua se--
l h ~ 100,'
,
C~uyR~lr : sHen ten, t tu1rngrrhl~~; tu'~lun,3 ~ .
 Pish f e lua lau, 2 ; e tolu galau, 3; e lau agtifulu, 10; e lau lua, 20; c lau
selau, 100 ; e lau lua lau, 200 ; e lau afe, 1,000.
Bonito (not called i'a by %moans) :o atu e lua tino, 4 bonitos; e tinoaga--
fulu, 10; -
Taro : e lua mata, 2 ; e matggafulu, 10; e matalua, 20j kc.
Yams : units as cocoanuts, tens as bananas.
Bananas : le 'au fa% I bunch (or stem>; e lua 'au, 2 bunches ; e (au ago--
fulu, 10 ;.e a u l w , 20.
Masi, in round, cakea or balls (potoi): e potoi agafulu, M.
in flat cakes: afl agafulu, 10.
Native made dishea (cooked in leaves) : e f a s o f u a g a f ~ l u10;
~ ofu lua, 20..

Personal Pronouns.
FiRST PERSON.
sing. Dual.
N. W agu, (OU; tti, J. (including person addressed)..
0. o and a a6u, of m. [me. N. ' 0 i tiua, we two.
b. mo o'u (mo6u), ma a'u (mi'u), for G. o and a i taua, of us two.
A. ia t e au, or ia te ita, me, in me. D. m o and mn i tiiua, for ua two.
Ab. e a6u, by me. A . ia te i tHu81, or ia Litiiua, us two..
from me requires two prepositions, Ab. e i tiiua, by us two.
mai ia t e au.
'O i mauti, we two (excluding the p e m n addfessed), is declined in the same way;.
PZurd.
'0 i tatou, we (including peraon or persons addPessed) ;
' 0 i matou, we (excluding person or persons addressed) ;
arc decllncd the same as the dual.

SECOND PERSON.

Sw. mz.
a. '0 "oe, thou. N. '0 oulua, you two.
G. o and a oe, of you. *G.-o and a oulua, ofyoti two.
D. mo ~ n ma d oe (contracted to m i u D. mo and ma oulua, for you two..
and mtiu), for you. A. ia te oulua, you two.
A:' ia te oe, you. Ab. e oulua, by you two.
Ab. e oe, by you.,
Plural
'0 ontou, you, declined as the dual..

THIRD PERSON.
Sing. Dual.
#. ‘0 ia,. he or she. '0 i liiua, tm two, declined as o i t5ua.q
G. o ia, and a ia, of him or her.
I). m o and ma ia, mo onn (maria), and ....
m a ana (mina), for him, #c.
A. la te irr, him es her. Plural.
Ab. e ia, by him. '0 i latou, they, declined aa o i tiiua.
Nn,is i~lroused, but only io the nominative:
 Adjeclive Pronouns.
1. POSSESSIVE P H O N O U % S .
Sing. Plural.
Lo'u and la'u, Iota und lata, m y .
Lou and lau, lo oe and 1a oe, thy. I O'u and I'u, my.
Ou and l u , thy.

I
Lona, lnna, his. u n a and ana, his.
Lo and In m:rlla, or matou, ouv; and RO O and a nlaua, our; and so on tbrougb-
on ttirr~ufihall the pronoun3 dual out t h e duat anti plurkil.
and plural.
2. DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUN#.
Taitasi, each. Taitasi uma, euery.
E6 before a pronoun : as-
So tnana, one of U 3 two.
50 oulua, one of you two, &c.
3. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUIYS.
Sing. ~lural'.
0 lenei, this; sinei, a diminutive. I a and nei, these.
L) lea, o lena, o lela, that. Na, those ; (la).
Sea, sisi, siasi, sinasi, diminutives.
4. INDEFISITE PRONOUNS.
Nisi (ni isi), isi, sonre, others.
Ni, sonze, any. Nai, some (a few).
Se tasi, le tasi, one, another, the other.
Le hi, the other. Sc isi, another.

Relative Pronourzs.
sing. Plztral.
0 18, who, that. I 0 8, who, that.
Ai is also cvndrrntly used in a relative sentence : as, Ona taomia lea, oti ai, then'
he was crushed, by which ho died.

Interrogatives.
0 ai ? who? singular and plural.
0 le ii? what? (sing.) 0 B ? (plural).
Se B ? what? (indefinite). Ni l ? (plural).
Le fea ? se fea? which ?

PRESEXT TESSE*
(and also used as a future).
dng . Dud.
1. Ou t e pule, I rule. I . Ma te pule, or
E pule i t l u a
2. E pule oe, thou ruleat. 2. Lua te pule or you two rule.
e pule oulua [
P. E pule o ia,. he rulef. 3. La te pula, or
 Plural.
I r Matou te pule, or e pule i matou
Tatou le pule, or e pule i tatou
2. Tou te pule, or e pule outou, you rule.
1_
mle.

3. Latou te pule, or e pule i latou, they r u b . ,

Uu, though generally past, also sometimes desig~~atesthe presCnt j
thus, Uu nia'i o iu, He i, sick.
E sometimts denotes what nclw is, and always was so : thus, E silisili
le Atuu, God IS very great.
IMPERFECT TENSE.
1. Na afu alofa, I loved.
2. Na B alofa, thou looedst.
3. Na ia alofa, he loved.
&c. Bc. 5.c.
Sa differs but little from nu: Sa a'u nofo, I sat or was sitting.
PERFECT TENSE.
1. Ua a'u sao, I hatre cscapcd.
2. Ua 6 sao, thou lmt escnped.
3. Ua sao in, hc h a escaped.
Pje. @e. $c.
The pluperfect is expressed by the imperfect, or by adding uma: Uor
trma onu tuele ina ua o mai i htoa.

1, 0 le 6 a'u alu, or B au alu, I a m about to go.

2. O le a G alu, or o le a a111 oe, thou art about to go..
9, O le a alu o ia, he is about t o go.
40. $0. &c.

Dw2;
Sing.
k. O u to nlu, or t& te alu, I shall go. I 1. MZ te o, or e 6 i m k a ) w e two wild

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3. E alu oe, or e te ttlu, thou shalt go. Tl te o, or e cr i t%ua J go.
3. E nlu o ia, or in te alu, or na t e Pjc. $0.
alu, he shall go.

I~nperatizleMood.
I . Se'i on saili, k t me scck.
2. Inn B saili, or saili, or saili ia oe, seek thou.
I a B sailif do thou seek.
3. I a saili o ia, let hiin seek.

Injniti've Mood.
E saili, to sock.

Participles.
0 loo snili, seeking.
0 loo ua sailia, bciny sought.
A snili, nbout' to seeh.
 Tire Passive
k formed by affixing ina, ia, a , j a , gia, lia, mia, siu', tia t thus; niuil
tuluia (shortened from tutulu, as is often the case); sailaa, i n o j a , cclo~
yia, taulia, silomia, 'inosiu, pulutia.
A ~ u & a t i v e(like Hi@hel);
formed by pref xing faa : as faafupu, to cause to grow. P a a also c
hotes a diminished degree : as faaleluta, not quite a t home. Alsb it
used in comparison : as fautar~tailiiti, to be like a child.

is formed by prefixing fe and affixing ni, a'i, fa'i, sa'i, tu'i, &c. : feal
fani, to love one another ; fealua'i, to go about from place to place; j
lamata'i, to watch for one another.
Continued Action',
(1) is denoted by prefixing tau : as taufualupu, to continue to caul
do grow.
(2) by reduplication : as sailiili. Reduplication is also used to expn-:
htensity: as mu, to burn;. n~umii,t o burn brightly. And alsothe plura,
Bs alolofu.
The affix aina denotes.i~~tensity of aktion, (Piel) : fttiaino,. to be ovei
come, surpassed ; teleuina, to h u n y on ; tuliuina, to drive on.
1
Ma prefixed makes the sense (1) neuter : thus, sasaa, to spill ;
is spilt ; or (2) ability--can : mafai, to be able ; u a nra miiizaca, he can*
breathe.
Verbs signifying to abound in " are formed from the noun, by adding:
u : niu, a cocoanut ; uu niua, abounding in cocoanuts.
The prefix yZ expresses equality or companionship : yii'tusa, to be exL
gctly equal ; giitasi, to be tog, ther ; giiirolo, to glide along.
Impersonal Verb.
Fci'i, It is supposed.
Irregular Verbs' 1
&re, first, those which are irregular in formirig their pliral :"'u.ilt
Sing. Plural.
Sau, to come. 0.
Alu, to go. 0.
Pupula, to #him, fepulafl.
Momo1e, to run. femodei and tuaMuli..
Tago, to tahc hold of. fetngofl. w
 &cp+b, h o s e which are irregular i n forming their paesives:
Actitre. Pumice.
Aumai, to bring. aumaia.
bvdvatu (ave atu). avatiia.
rphe peculiarity consists in combining the,directive particle with the word,

Some verbs are formed from nouns, by adding the verbal particles : as,
pla, life : u a ou ola, I live. In tb same way, also, do the adjectives be.-
Fome verbs : ,Ua ebelea, it is dirty.
Particles, directives to Verbs,
Mai, direction towards the speaker.
Atu, direction from.
A'e, above : Ua a l u ace, it is gone up.
Jfo, below, down.
Ane, a more indirect motion.

Iinei, here. 0 feu ? where ?

filZ, there. Analeila, just now,
I 5, yonder. Nanei, presently.
Nei, now. Talu, since.
10, ioe, e, yes. Anei, by-and-bye.
E leai, i'ai, no. I-we, quickly.
SOO, often. Faapefeu? how ?
Oi, yes (to a call). Faapea, thus.
Afeu? when? With many others.

tl and a, of. I fafo, without.

M o and ma, for, on account of. I luga, above.
fa (to proper names), to. I lalo, u r ~ d t ~ .
I, in, at, to. I tala utu, beyond.
$9 by. I tala mai, on this side,
Mai, from. I tua, behind.
3 totonu, within. I l u n u , before.
t toto, within,
 Ann, if (past).
E u i Eavn ina, altlrough.
Peitni and peisui, but.
A, but.
Faitai, but (obsolete).
Peiseui, like as, as though.
Mu and foi, also, likewise.
Ann le se anon, excel~t.
AuZ, because.
Atocc ma, and also.
N t L i , lest.
E' ui ina meu, notwitl~sta~~ding

Di ! oh !
Oi, Gi, 5i ! oh, 011 ! 2:; ! ) wonderful !
' a!exclamation of delight. Erin! well doue !
Isa! of contempt.
F n a u t a ! behold !
Alili ! utitu !
1
Eenu ! enuenu ! Pallaw !
Tii fefe! (literally, '' I fear ! ") Tii 'ino'ino ! abominable !
Alss! Se pug2 ! what a pity!

SYNTAX.

RULE1.-Every noun, word, or sentence standing as a nominative a1

solute requires the 'o before it: thus, '0lona faatoa sau lenei, this is tl
first time he has come.
Exceptions.-I. It is omitted after the conjunction ma: '0 nlii m
fuipule.
2. Before nominatives following the verb it may be omitted : as, U
ligoliyo le ulufunun.
3. In poetry, it is often omitted :
" Fagalii mn Selea le fanun."-Jfuliau ia Tuu.
RULE2.-Verbs preceded by ona and followed by lea take all '0 bcfor
the nominative : as, Ona tayi lea 'o Sina.
Le.
L e is often indefinite : thus, 0 le itlii o in, 11e is ri chief.
It is onlitted in the adverbial expressioii i fule, in the lioi~se,or insid,

b This article is rather sparingly used. Its chief use is ill regard to thin;
unknown or future : E te se Amon e n ? are you an Anloan ?
-" rrc'i to se nlntayl felalta'i."-~'iigrc I il. 10.
 J J Ase Pii, nrnne lonn s~lafn."-illuliau ia Tuu.
-(If it should be a man child, give him his title).

The Article as a Pronoun.

0 le Atua E fetaloi mui, it is God who is speaking ; propcrly, le e fe-
falai mai, the [n~ie]speaicing.
"0 le Tupu o tupu, o afio i le 1agi."-Viign i.
-(The King of k i w , tsho tlwells in heaven).

The singular is sometimes used for the plural : 1 , In nouns of multitude :

U a o moi le nuu, the people ore come. 2, Where one stallds Ibr a class;
E fausaluinu 1; payotii, the ill-doer will be punished.
Appnsition.
The ' o before the second name is dropped : as, 0 Iesu, le Alii, Jesus,
the Lord.
Exceptions.-If the office precedes the camc, then both have it : 0 le
a l i i , o Malietoa, the chief, Malietoa.

Nominative.
The noun usirally follows the verb: Un sau le tamaloa, the mah is
Come.
When it precedes the verb, it is usually empllatic, and requires to be
bllowed by a pronoun after the verb : thus-
" Filoilupo ma Lemaluosamoa,
Avatu i l a m e fai ma oso."-Lagieolo ia Taio.
-(F. and L., take them for food on the journey).
Noi~nsstanding in apposition, whatever case thc first may be in, all the
subsequent ones are in the nomi1:ative; as, NU e tugi i 2au tune, o le gogo
~ina.
Genitive.
This is indicated by the prepositions a or o (soft). As to which of t h ~ s e
sliould be uicd. as well as the pronouns low. lou, lona. Itrna, lo and la
rnllto~i,&c., ir is dificult for a foreigner to know. There is I I O general
rulp which will apply to every case. The goverliing noun decidvs which
~ h o u l dbe used: thus, nlanat~ o le tino; but umirtya a le tino; upu o
Fugono ; but upu a tugrlta.
The followitlg hi~rtsmay serve in some measur? to guide as to which
gome classes of nouns govern :-
1. 0 is used with-
1. Nouns denoti~ ts of the body : fofoqa o le nlii, e r s of the
chief. So of h'a hnit, g
,.; except the beard, whic ti~kesu.
2. The : o Ze toasa o le alii. So of
w$, de:
 3. Houses, and all thrir parts; ,canoes, land, country, trees, plan*
tations : thus, pou o le fale, posts of the liouse ; l o ~ i cfurcua,
~ lonu
nuu, &c.
4. People, relations, slaves : o ona tagata, his people ; o le fale-
tua o le alii, the chief's wife. So also of a son, daughter, father, &c.
Exceptions.-Tune, husband; acG, wife, (of a common man),
and children, which take a : lanu avii ma a n a fanuu.
5. Garments, &c., if for use : ona ofic.
Except when spoken of as property, riches, things laid up in store,
11. A is used with-
1. Words denoting conduct, custom, &c. : amio, masani, tu.
2. Language, words, speeches : gicgana, upu, fetalaiga, ujoga.
3. Property of every kind. Except garments, &c. for use.
4. Servants, animals, men killed and c a i ~ i e doff in war : lanu la-
gats.
5 . Food of every kind.
6. Weapons and implements, as clubs, knives, swords, bows, cups,
$atooing i~~strumens, &c.
Except spears, axes, and 'oso (the stick used for planting taro),
wilich take o.
7. Work: as lana fale, which he is building for another; l a n a :
galuega.
Except faiva, which takes o.
s o m e words take either a or o: as manatu, taofi,
Dative.
Mo and ma governing this case, usually signify f u r : as, Au mai lea ntq
I
a'u, give that to or for me.
M a also means, on acconnt of, because : Sau i fule, ma le la, come in,
because of the sun.
A peculiar use is, Ou te a l r m a a'u, I will go with me, (i.e. I will take
it).
Tire cause or occasion of a thing is signified by ova o.
Accusative.
This case mostly follows active verbs.
I t is also used in sentences which require the verb to be or to have in
hanslating them : C'a i a te i a le mea, the property [is] to him,' (i.e. he
bas it).
The prepsition i is often omitted after the verb : as, Lafoai lena mga, -
l a is used before names of persons : Ona latoufai a t u lea ia Sina.

The Vocative
sometimes takes the article le : Le alii e! Le ula e ! but most oommody
i t is omitted.
Tfie proper place for the vocativeis at the commencement of a seaen=
 Samoan Grammar. 17
It is occasionally found (mostly in poetry) in the middle or at the close d
the selltrnce : . .

" E,ata tapa fua ia t e oe, le Atua e 1 '*-Viiga v.

I t is often omit.ted: as, '' Soufuna, Sins, le tomn fujne!"
When two voca~ivesare connected by the c o r ~ j u ~ l c t ntu,i o ~ ~it is omitted
a b r the second : " Tui e mu Tui! " Sometimes a pro!toun is used in
ruch cases : as, " A lii e, mu outou."
In poetry, the vccative e is used after verbs and sentences : as, '' Faa-
tali utu e."
Ablutive.
, from ; ' i , into ; e, by (confined mostly
This is governed by mai, ~ a iai,
to persons).

The adjective follows its noun : as, 0 le tagata umi, a tall man.
Numerals.
There are different ways of expressing them : thus (bellides those already
gwen), E tolugaf ulu i le f u , twenty-four. 0 le aso lima, the fifth day;
ut o le tuusugu e j t u , the seventh year. 0 lona onoya masina tenei,
tbis is her sixth month.
T u a and sautua are used to express times, fold : as, 0 le pa tua lua, a
double wall; 0 le ie sautua lasi, a cloth doubled in many folds. .
Ta'i added to the numerals expresses distribution : E taitolu, three to
each. .

The nm-oun before the verb is often emphatic ; and in that case it ia
repeated aRer the verb : 0 i mutou nei, o le a 5 i matou, we are going;
or, us for us, we are going.
W h r ~ lit follows the verb, the lo of the nom'native is usr~allydropped :
1 Uu sere i muton nei, we are in fault. On the contraly, E le toe suu lava
o ia, he will not come again. Euphony seems to direct this usage.

The Relative is oken understood i n Samoan : 0 le luau L a na agar

lioiinu, that is the plant [whicl~] 1 pulled up. In this caw the passive
tu~ninatiouseems to supply the place of ui. More com~nonlyk is ex-
pressed by ai : 0 le mea lavu lenei nu au manao ui, this is the thing
which I wanted.
0 le ,,rea lea, theref~re,ajid Se a le men, wherefore, are always f01-
baed by ~i after the verb : as, 0 le mea lea na au sau ai.

I l'b I . m m g a t i w Pronoun is mu& used inatead of d b s l negation :

E
Ou te alu o le a? what sh~uld.I go
+
for? instead of I wjll not go. $
e ai 7 *ho knows 2 I don't.

33 is used of that which remain3 thesame : as, E p u h le Atua; Eetei

lo_Atua. But, 0,loo sogua le Atuu.
Imperative.-Ina is used in positive commands. Iu is ~recative. Of-
ten both are omitted.
Ror intensity, the verb is repeated, followed by &z: Aiu, ina a l u id,
Go. begone ! A h i a , ina alu !
The future tense is also used as an imperative : E te alu lava oe, go
you, or you shall go.
The fnjnitive sometimes takes i instead of e : Ou te musy i 41u.
Particieles govern the same case as their verbs.
A pe~ultaruse of o loo is, 0 loo mnlnlo, he is well. Ua malolo, in an-
swer to an inquiry, would signify, that he had bee11 ill, but was now re-
yv~r4.
Pyssiue for,ms have an aqtive signiftca9on whep the p r y a u n preicqdes,:
&a mu&u saz'lia, we sought.
Many verbs become nyups by qdding ga, saga, toga : a?? spvali, s4va;
liga; tutcito, talosaga; faauma, faaumataga.
> .
The verb to be is used only at Tutuila : as, E isi sou avii? It is e i t h
understood or expressed by some phrase in the larp r islallds : as, P e ai
ea sau acii? Uu i fale. 0 le taui o le agasalu, o le oti lea.
In some cages, the verb agees with its object in number: as, Uu ou
.
tutu& ia i latou;' Ua na
. L . . I . fufusi
( . ia i k t o u .
'

- .
Particles;
,.

?&irpsition iq a sentence.-The interrogative ea shot~ldnot be put

L r on-generally not farthtlr than from the third to the ti fth word : " Uu
Q v eu Gogo?" Fo'i, a conjurictive and also a qualifying particle, about
J r d or foluthb

'I'he adverb is<ofl~n exprepsed by a noun join~dto the verb bv tlie cob;
junction : as, Na ia tuntala mai mu le itu, he talked angrily, (literally, he
y'f(yjr;%fh, o;:in, a,aq;r.
 Samoan Grammar. 19

I
I
Sometimes the adverb precedes the verb, but mare comfnonly it follo~s:
as, Uu vane oti, he is soon dead. Ua savali toalise, he walks quickly.
Sometimes it is expressed by two verbs : Uu lmona suu,.he came long
ego, (literally, It is long his coming, or since he c~rne)..

The preposition is omitted aRer the conjunction I as, E pule o ia i lb

degi mp 2e lalolagi.

A adversative is oilen followed by a nominative absolute : A o au, oa

i & f s alu, but as for me, I will not 9.

CHIEFS' LANGUAGE.
There is a large number of words used to chiefs and strangers : and to
use a n y othrr when addressing such is equivalent to an insult. These
words are never used by a chief speaking of himself.
Amongst these are words used according to the rank' of the person ad-
dressed : e. y. tucrsami, to eat,-a respectful term to a s' tulafaie; " tau-
wit0 a chief; taute-to the highest chief.
 FAMOAN POETRY:

The Samoan has many different kinds of poetical compositions. Me

is altogether pnknown ; but tlie best kinds of poetry art. ill rhyme. Th
pre moat1 responsive ; each verse bt i r ~ gcon:menced by a few persol
I
and is cal ed the ILSU, the remaining half being taken u p ill chorus,
yjth strict attention to time, by all present; it is called the tuli.
ij

Popular songs on passing events.are, as in other lands, very commc

They are sung to the stroke oi' the paddles whet1 on a journey, or wl
engaged on vny work requiring united exertion.
At the time when ~rligionwas beginning to take root, the lovers
Park~teesthus expressed their regrets a t the prospective loss of their pl
ourw :
Tini, tinio, tipio I
Maumau o mea faamiilamat
A tiai e le malo.

11. Wur Songs,

p e tipa i le lo,
Pe t!tli fa6.

Bva le anefe,
To ie alogo.
pla i le ita tui op-o,

]Ill. The Fugnna

ig partly uarytiye, partly sung by one person ::--lst,,
1 .
 0 le Fagono. A o Tafltohu la lenei ma Ogafau :
Ane! a o fanau la la tama, ona fanau lea o Tui. Toe funau o Tui ; toe fanau
bI'd ; toe fanau o Tui ; toe fanau o Tui ; toe fanau o Tui ; toe fanau o Tui ; toe
hnrp o Tui ; toe fanau o Tui ; oda fanau lea o Sina. Upu o Fagono ; pe moni ?
Ua leai lava le au ueo* ma lo latou tuafafine : ua soone mnatutud, ma sooda att-
Pmaia, ma lalelei lo lntou tuafaflne. Le au uso o lo ua mrctutuu.
OM fai atu lea lo latou tuafnflne, cc Tui 6,ma Tui ma Tui ma Tui, o leael ua ta-'
h matutua; pe ni 5 d tatou faiva a fai nei? E lelei ina ib tatou ta ti6a." On&
Mihi lea i ai o le nilii : one latou ta ti'r lea. Ta le ti'a a Sma ; mua i tai. Ta
ie tl'a a Sina; mua i uta. Toe ta le ti6a a Sina ; mua i tai. Ua leai lava le fa-
-6 eoona lalelei : un u a a i mata, Its ni atga faal&l&: u mai le tua, un oo Id
arlama i S6ug.t
v a a i a lea e Sina o le gogo sina, ua tipatipa mai tai. One faapea lea o Sina?
" Oi la'u tane ! o le gogo sina.
Ou te m5tmmea i ana ti$."
h a f&iatu tea o le nuii, Seda 6, o fnd ia, ina tatou sailia ie tane ti ~ina:;;
ktou fai 8tu ai lea ia &a, " Siira e, bau ia ; ina e nofo iinei ; a e matou 6 d
W i lau tane, o le gogo h a , e te mbamea i ana tipa. SIua e, aua e te tau-
-.'' Ona lntou u d lea.
l h a t a u d a a u lea o Sins, " Tui e j ma 'Pui ma Tui l " Ona m u ai I& d $die-'
! U e , o le aaualii ; ona fek ai lea o Sina. Ua mu le aitu ; omr moe lea i raa d
BlPr
O m o mai lea le au urn tuagane o Sina, ma lana tane, o le gogo sina; w a tepa4
&a l a ua i ai le aitu ia Sina, ona tagi lea.
0 Fagono a tagi ; u o tagi le tamaloa :-
'' Soufuna Sina, soufuna ~ i d ,
Le m a fafine, le feagaiga;
Lota thhflne, na e ta'gi i lau tane, o le gogo si63:
E te mnnamea i ana tipa.
*.
Ifo vann, ace vanu, l u manu
A e tg alu ita, ne'i tA paii ; tg lilia e."
A o w sim:
"Sole Tni, sau i fale ;-
'Pui e, sau i fale, i t i g a g ~ ' .
Nagu valaau, o Tui ma Tui!
0 8 mai ai te tasi Tui; o TuWfah'e f 18 m'or nei;
1
Le tofa i o'u vae neii
Tui e, sau i fale nei."
&a tsgi lea o 18 aupito ane i ai. E faapea uma iava a iaiou hi:
Oorr tagi lea o Sina :
('Bole Tuf e, sall i h l e ;'
Sau i fnle, i 15 M a s e . ,
Na'u vnlaau, o Tui ma Tui !
Oe mai ai le tasi Tui, Tuiletafu'e'; le moe nei;
Tui e, sau i fale nei."
hgrb ~ i i :!
gouhna SiGa, ie timafarin4
g.6
h t a tuafdne, le feagaiga,
Na e tagi i lan tane, o le gogo sina ;'
E C manamea i ana tipa.
Ho vanu, agcvanu, l u manu na.'
d' C alu ita nei ; t$ paii; lilia e."
, & .hlJ lei o le uii; na tag'o i l i l i u J l u o.ie'eitiii "a' G e fe tadi &afiad ) ; r ~

* 4. a. There was ndne lika them'in beauty.'

t A phrase mennlng beaimtifuk'
22 Suntoan Grammqr.
ulu ; ua ave, nonoa i l e lam. Toe alu ma le toei fnafaqti laqulu; eve, none. i I)
qiu : ua faapea solo i lapu urn& Onn t w o atu lea e le tuagane o Siw, un I
k lima o Sina; ona la sosola lea. Ona oso a t u lea le aitu ; oso i maw, p * ~ l
uma mai laau i sisifo. Ua toe oao Bisifo, olla ptruu. uma mai les. o 1~ r -a
oDa taomia + le ajtu, oti ai,

2nd, The Vii, the most common of all, is used in prsise of chiel.
first half of each verse is syng by some three or four, alld then the 1
half is taken up i r ~full chorus. I t is accompanied with beating om a I&
Idled up, and dancing.
0 b Vii o Leti~taugp.
Faatali atu e ; a o tiu i le manu.
Faatali atu e, Tagigo ; a o t ~ iu le,mnnu,
Ua ligoligo Ic ulufanua; a ua tau matagi.
A aa nintou taumaten, pe ni @Pi o papalagi 7
Qi, 1- tama e ! sa faaolioli rrei lava i le nuu o manu e le tan.
01, le ula! e m w i o le fuai rnamao se alii nei, ua gutu i eita !%dm
Letiutaugi, ina folau ; po o lelei lava le tagata o le atu toelau.
& als,'olo lea ; iaa gas6 me, o le faivo o tama tanao tau.

3rd, The Lagisoto, or funeral dirge, is in fbrm mncl~like the preceding.

It is sung slowly, without dancipg, io honour of a,deceased chief. One d
considerable length, in honow of T&, of Safune, commencee--
0 le li6a mai ; aue, li% mai, LC.

4th, The Vila, the above,. accornpr\nied by clapping. of hands, but ao

dancing. It has also a commencement of ita.own : thus, and a chorur,
Ua taafili i mauga'lega, ua lu*.
Lupe, lupe ulu ivr.
0 le li'a mai, aue li'a mail
Lupe, lupe . d u iw LC.

5th, The Talalo is sung slowly, with motion of the h a d a , and b t i ~ g

the mat. The following is a

Ua tutunoa, tutunoa,
Au 16 foa, au 16 loa,
Tutunoa lend am vale.
E le iloa ee ata sopovale lo6ia e.
Nun a uma ai ata sa tane i le utu tau,
Se vaa TuMele, ma nai lagaall a Maaifw.
Ua b e e ma mu atoa le tulvao.
Nh .die.him a t h o , Yataia e.
Toli mai .-do.q t I u ma- (islo e.
 6th. The Fiti is quite new to Samoans, having been introduced from
the Fijiis. It is accompanied with beating the mat, and motion of the
hands.

7th, The Fatu is sling in honour of a deceased chief, not danced to,
nor even used at a dance ; more properly in this respect a funeral dirge
thaa the Laybolo.
Imoa Bi munu e i logologo ua'u sau.
Nau eailia mai ae pupii e logoaa i vao.
Soufuna faufau, kc.

8th, The Solo in praise of chiefs' lands and laumua; sung by one.
Nau tipa ifo, tipa ifo i niu-legs.*
Faataulia i tafetafe IOUfla inu le6a.t
Fai atu i fale na, le galu teine ma le galu taulele'a.
Sei latou miia ai se 'ava o i fale na ;
&i taumafa ane alii, a lailoa i le tuueva.
A tufa lava, ia o'u mua, o au o Letuuga.
Ou te faanau ala i Piu ;
Seu ai lota vaa i fanua;
Ou futin se ila Be lautua ;
Faataatia i b taumuk

9th, The Muli'au (including the Mualeva) is l i e the Vii, struck up by

two sr more, and answered in full chorus, accompanied by the beating of
an instrument called the faaalii.

Aoe maugal mauga o Savaii,

E tuu feti'i.
E tiga m a w , mauga o Savaii,
E tuu feti'i.
E fetaitai ma Me,
Ma mauga loa ma Vaetc,
Ma utu a lau fau-
d u e mauga, kc.
Se pule a le i,
Ma maluatea,
Ma mulimauga o Olomeq
Ma le vao na o masa tud.
Lop5 mat i le Nuanua,
Ma le Afida mulimauga.
due rnauga, kc.

A bathing-plsee a t Sathi.
t A harbour.
 AND

Acquiesce, usiusitri.
Acquire, maua.
a. se, and sometimes le. Acrid, 'a'ava.
~ndon,tuulafoai. Across, faalava.
~ s h ,faama. Act, fai.
.omen, maniva. Adapt, faatatau.
lor, 'ino'ino. Add, faaopoopo.
e, mafai, lavZ. Adhere, pipii.
d o n , papa. Adjourn, tolo.
we, i luga. Admirable, maeu.
~und,v . a 4 . matui tele. Adn~otlish,apoapoa6i.
but, a, (as, a alu, about to go.) Adopt, e fai m6lla ntalii.
but, silosi'o. Adorn, teteu, teuteu.
,idge, faaitiiti, faasaasaa. Adversity, nlala.
Icess, ma'i e faasua. Adult, tagata matria.-
mud, lafi. Adultery, mul~lua.
bent, e le i ai. Advocate, fautua.
undance, taumafa, tele lava. Afar, mamao.
W, faareaga. Affable, ~tofolelri.
cept, tali. Affectatio~~, faafia, (as of roirdom,
tea, ala e stio ai. hafiapoto).
cident, mao. Affrction, olofa.
compan o gatasi. Affirm, matuii fai atu,
mmpli$ uma ona fai. Afflict, faatign.
cording, faatatau. Afiight, feamata'u.
m l ~ t ,tala. Affront, faaonoono.
Cumulate, faupu'e, fauh'i, aula'i. Afraid, faarnata'utia.
mate, tatac lelei. A h , mulimuli ane.
cow, faahno, fetuu. Afterbirth, fanua.
Worn, faamasani. Afternoon, ua i gagaifo le la.
bc, tiga, giiOi. Agitin, toe (as come again, toe sew).-
id, 'o6enR, Against, opposite, feagaii
26 AGE AVO
Age, tupulagrt. Ant, loi.
Aged, men, toeaina ; women, loo. Anxious, popole.
matua. Any, ni, nisi.
Aggressor, o le na tupu ai le miaa. Apart, tuuesea.
Agifatc. I~tlu.
Ago, (us long ago) leva, anamua.
Apartment, afeafe. .
Apologize, toese.
Agony, tiga tele. A l ~ p ~ r r'ofu.
l,
Agree. in concord, ua Irlei; yield A pparit ton, nitu.
I n , usiusitai ; wme mind, loto Appear, ~liali.
gatasi. Applaud, vivii.
Aground, pa'ulia. Appoint, totofi.
Aha! ue! A~JINOXCII, fc~alatalata.
Aid, fesoasoani. Areue, tinan.
Aim at, ftratcrtau. Arise, tula'i. . .
Air, v. fasavili. Arm, lima, (chief 8 ) aao.
Alas ! oi talofa ! ane ! Arms, auupega.
Alike, tutusa. Army, 'au, itu taua.
Alive, ola. A round, soo, faiisi'esi'o.
All. uma. Arrive, ogo.
Alleviate, faafilemu, e filemu ai. Arrogance, faasiatlia, fhnlaiiillw
Allow, to yield, usiusitai; to w- Arrow, u.
mit, tuu atu. Arrowroot, ma&.
Allure, faalatalata. Artery, ua. I
Almost, toe ins, tGli (a tali oti), 4i. Artifice, togatiti.
Alone, toatasi. na o ia. As, pei, faapei.
Also, fo'i. Ascend, a'e.
Alternate, auaua'i. Ascent, a'ega.
Although, e ui lava. Ashanled, rnri, fhg$id#i.
Always, soo, i aso nmu, e le anlioa. Ashes, lefulrfu.
Amass, faaputu. Ask, ole, faanoi; sili, &a&.
Aniazetl, srgia le mwE. Aslant, hasnpnsapa.
Amhassador savali. Assem ble, iar~potnpoto.
Am higuous, faalepupuh baa uiga. Assist, fesoasoani.
Ambition, fia sili. Asthma, sela.
Amends, totogi, taui. Astonish, ofo, &gig ~Wuli.
Amidst, i totonu, i le va, i lato.
Amongst, faatad.
Astray, see.
Asunder, eseese (as, t u a &W, I'b' !
.'i
Ample, telc. put asunder).
An, a. se. Asylum, lafitaga, nialu.
Anchor, s. taula, v. t m tmla.. At, i.
And, ma. Atonement, to~ldilsl.
Anger, ita, (to chi@$) -Hj t6atst- Atone, faalelei.
magi. Attain, maua. .
Animal, manu. Attempt, taainafdi.
Ankle, ponaponhrvae.
Annoy, faasoeaa, fad%.
Attend to, I'aalogolbgo ; ord,
(to be with').
w' ;
Anoint, hau'u. Avail, ao@.
Aasthet, se tacri. , Avarice, miinumanu; &tiip4arn;' fj
Answer, tali. I Avoid, 'alo, igoigo.
. I

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 AUS BLA
Austere, nofogata, matapaii. Becatme, me, ona o, aul,
Await, t'tli atu. I Beckon, negonego.
Awake, fafagu ; of om's oum UC-
cord, ala.
Away, ese.
/ Become, avea, liu.
Ezcoe~ing, ( prt~priety) OW, oao-
n~cil,tha~lapagotie.
Axe, to'i; (to ~hiefs) fmsagaese. 1 Bed, rnoega.
Bedriddrt~,faasugalugalufde.
I Before, i luma.
I3 I Beg, isi, fautoga, ole, aioi.
' Ekget, fauaua.
BABE, tama m e a m I Begin, amata, afua.
Back, tua. 1 Behaviour, amio.
Back bite, tuaupua @ore.) I Behind, i t u a

I
Backbone, ivitu, Behold, v. vaai; intej. !-f
Backside, muli, nofoags, I3rlcl1 totomamala.
Backwards, tuumuli. Believe, in u p r o b e , faatuatua; .
Bud, leaga. credit, ua manatu e moni.
Bag, tap. Belly, t~~aniiva ; (of a chief) ala
Rait, mauuu. Beloved, alofaiua, pele.
Bake, o. taa Below, i lalo.
Bald, tula. %It, fuai, tnliwla.
Bale, r. ta'ui. Bench, nofun lwu.
Bale, a. asu, tati. Rend v. lolo6u; to. make croohd,.
Bamboo, 'ofe. faapi60.
Band, fusi. Beneath, i lala.
Bandyleg, vacpi'o. Beueticial, aog6.
Banish, faateva, tuli . Benevolence, loto- alofa, agnklei.
Banner, fu'a. Betlight, pogia.
Bsrb, tala. Beseech, 'ai60i.
Bark, s. pa'u ; v. fisi, fofos. Beside, i tafatah
Bark, v. ou. Besiege,. vagai.
Barren, M ~ W ~ S , . @ Lttem, 16 fua; &st, e sili ona lelei.
had,. lafulafuL Bestow, avatu, foa'i.
Barter, faatau. Betray, faalata.
BPslret, 'ato, ete. Betroth, faufkutane. -
Bat, 8. pe'a. Be~ween,i le va, e.va a'i.
Bathe, v. taele; (to chiafi) tbmiilii,. Bewail, tagi aue.
'uuau. Bewilder, femernea'i.
Battle, taua. Beyond, i tala atu.
Beach, faga, matifag& 131s~Iitele.
Bead, uamea ; string of, lop& Bigamy, nofo lua.
B e a k , gutu. Billow, peau.
&ar,.o. are; toandu~e,onoaai ;as. Bind, fusifuei.
a tree, fua mai ; animtalo, knau Bird, manu.
Beard, s. ava; (of chiefs) EOML Bite, u.
Beast, manu. Bitter, 'o'one.
Best, he,,ta k, uliuli.
Beautiful, la tag5 mimi..
Ekdmed, n 1 me, faifii.
 Illecd. toto; tu let blood, tuu le lima. Brain, fai'ai.
Bles*, faamcrnuiu. Branch, la.
Blind, tauaso ; (to chiefs) tauvale. Brandish, ailao.
Blink, faasegosego. Brave, toa.
Blister, v. manunu.
Blood, toto.
Urcadfruit, 'ulu.
13reodth, Ian. i
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Bloody, totolma. Break, gau ; cup,&c. ta'e'.
Blossoa~,fuga. Breaker, galu.
Blotch, pe'u. Breast, moa, fatafata, msa.
Blow, v. ula, of the breath ; mata- Breathe, mii~~ava.
Breeches, ofu vae;
-!
gi, of the wind; or savili, or agi
le matagi. Breed, fanau. ..
Blue, uli, lanu moana, kc. Breeze, savili. ,

Blunder, aeG. Bridge, faia, alaniui

L~lundrrbuss, api. Bright, pupula.
Bhnt, matatupa, tulali. Brimful, tumu &saL
Boar, po'a. Bring, aurnai.
Board, laupapa. Brink, auvai.
Boast, rnitamita. Brittle, ta'e gofie. .
Boat, tulula. Broad, vateatea, lautele:
Bod , tinu. Broil, mka.
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Boi , v. thnd.
Bbil, 8. ma5 faafoa.
Broil, v . tann.
Brood, v. as chidens, ofaofata6&.
...

Bold, loto tele, toa. Brood, s. toloa'i.

B O I I ~ivi.
, Brother, uso ; a rider, t u a g a d
Bonnet, pulou. Brown,. ena.
pony, iviivia, paee ; of persom, ti- Bruisei nno'b.
tov vale. Bnish, v. tafitafi.:
Book, tusi. Brush, s. tafi.
Borrlrr of county, tuaoi; garment, Bud, v. togo.
rafatafa. Buffet, tu'i,
B&e, d. vili: Build, fau; fai; ati, of a wall.
Borrow, no13. Builder, tufuga; (tochisfs) mataisati
Bosom, fatafata. Bullet, pulu fana.
Both, o i laua uma. Bunch, s. cluster, fuifui, 'au, ( a i
Bottle, fagu ;for water, vai. 'aufai).
Bol tom, s. taele. Bundle, s. tiai, t 2 G .
Bough, la (laau). Burdeo, avega, faafafa; amogs, tatl~'
Boundary, tuaoi. soa.
Bow, v. ifo. Burn, v. susunu, mu:
Bow, s. aufana. Burnish, faapupula.-
Bowels, gaau. Burst, pa.
Bowl, tanoa. Bw , t a m ; (tochi@) hie lam$-
Bowstring, fu'a. Bus{y, feIefeIe:
Box, atolaau. But, a, peita6i.-
Boy, tama. Butterfly, pepe:
Boyish, rtamaitiiti. Buttock, muli; ofbeasfs,buWip.* .
Rqcl , mHi, faasualua, taitainono. Button, fiamau. . I ..'
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, mitamita.-- Buy, faatau..

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By, e. Cause, v. fdatupn.
By, n ~ u r i, tafatafa, e lata ane. C a u s t ~ c adj.
, feu.
By and- by, nanei. Caution, o. lapata'i (perfect only).
Bywor.d, muagagana. Cease, uma, ill, mapu, tuu ; eoia
' (imperative).
' Celebrate, v . viv~i.
C Censure, v. a'oa'i.
C ~ B L Emaea.
, Centipede, atualoa.

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Cdckle, to'uto'u. Centre, totonugalemu.
Cadaverous, mata-tagata oti. Chain, maea uamea, filifili uameq:
Cage, faga, ioa. Chair, nofoa.
Cake, faapiipi. Challenge, v. 111'i.
Calamity, mala. , Chamber, afeafe.
Calculate, faitau. Chance, tupu h a .
Caldron, '1110. Change, fesuia'i.
Calk, v . monomono. Chant, pzse.
Call, V . valaau, alaga. Chap, mavaevae.
Call, to visit, afe, asiasi. Character, amio.
Calm, of the wind, malii; of the Charcoal, malala.
sea, Inolao. Charge, v. apoapoa'i, fai atu.
Calm, quiet, filemu. Charge, u ylin, utu.
Cdlm, v. faalaulelei. Charge, s. utufaga.
Calumniate, faatuarrpua. Charity, alofa.
Camp, togalauapi. .Charm, v . hi togafiti faataulaitp,
Can, v . mafqi. , tcil~loa.
C h a s ~ v.
Catbe, su!gar. tolo ; rnttan, lafo. Chasm, mavdevae.
Cannon, fanafanua. Chdstise, a'oa'i, sasa.
Cannot, Ir mafdi, le 1avZ. Cheap, taugofie.
Canoe, vaa. Cheat, pepelo.
Cap, pulou ie. Cheek, alalau.
Cape, to lo to!^. Cheerful, mata 'ata.
Capt~ve,tagata-o-taua. Cherisli, tdusi.
Care, popole. Chest, box, atolaau; of the bo&,
Carpenter, tufuga, mataisau. fatafata.
Carry, ave ; on the back, faafuata ; Chestnut, ifi.
by the a i d of a stick, faafafa; ba- Chew, lamr~lamu.
lanced at its ends, amo ; also a Chicken, tamai moa.
p s t , &c., belween two, tausoa. Chide, a'oa'i.
Carve, wood, togitogi ; food, pena. Chief, alii.
Case, faani yga. C h ~ l d ,tama.
Cast, v. lafo, togi. Ch~ldish,hatamaitiiti.
Castle, '01s. Chill, maal~li.
Cat, gose. C h ~ n ,auvac~alalo.
Cataract, a h . Chip, v. tip^.
Catch, v. pule. Chip, s. malamala.
Catch, v . n. by contagion, pipisi. Chirp, tagi.
Catechise, fesili. C ;el, t ~ f i .
Cave, ana. ice, filifiliga.
cavil* a: finau7 ke? t.. laon ; titin8 (qcti
' ao CHO CON
Choose, v. filifili. !ombat, s. taua.
iombiae, faatasi, too.
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Chop, t*. tipi, soni.
Clammy, apulupulu. !ombultible, mugofie. .I'

Clamour, pisac. !oilre, sau. . .I

Clang, tagitagi. lomet, pusaloa.
Clap, v. the h a n d , pati limo. lomfort, v. Faamafanafana, fh
Clasp, v. firei. talaloto.
Class, vasega. lommand, v. poloai, hi atu. ..
Clatter, pa%. lommar~drnent,polmiga
Claw, of u bird, vae. :o~~rrneruorate, farlnanatu. '

Clay, onlea. :on~mence,an~ata.

Clean, mamk. :otnrnetrd, vivii atu.
<ISlr:anse,u. faamam:. hmmit, tuu atu [e tausi].
Clrllr, manino. ;o~nniotr,tu~rtele.
Cleave to, pipii. :on+n~otion, s. nunuvale.
Cleave, lo .*pLit, isi, taisi. :omtnntion v. vevesi, ua1010.
Clever, poto. :olnpailion, tmlua.
Climb, a'e. :on1pauy, faapotopotoga.
Cling, pipii. :ompare, faatusa.
Close, v. pupilni, faaaoo. :ompssion, alofa.
Cloth, s. le : native, siapo. :ompel, faamalasi.
Clothe. v. faa'ofu. :ompeasate, totogi, taui.
cloud,' ao. :oinplain, muimui, tagi atu.
C'lou tlv of day IagilagiI ; of nyht, :ompleta. faiatoatoa.
I,\giv;~lca. :on\pl~x,v. felefele.
Clor.cn, magaka. >o811ply,usiusitai.
Club, uatoel. :o~npour, a song, fatu.
Cluck, v. to'uto'u. >on~prehe~~d, lagona
Cluti~sy,visivhsi. ;oinpt~te,faitau. .
Cluster, fuifui. Zomrade, toallla.
Clutclr, 'u'u. >oltceal, 81an6,ufiufi.
Cobweb, apogaleveleve. :o~~ceited,faa6amea.
Cock, toa. ;onceive, th.
Cockcrowing, vivini o moa. ;onch, faafoa.
Cockle, pipi. :oncili~te, faalelei.
Cocoa. niu. hncise, aaasaa.
Corlual, tutura. 2oncours8, faapotopetoga.
Coffin, raa ; (of a chbf)al&lafa@ Sondemn, faaoda.
Coeitnte. rnafaufau. Condescend, fiiarnnnlnlo.
CO], taai. Conduct, s. amio.
Cold, maalili ; water, &c. miliilii. Conduct, v. ta'ita'i.
Colic, maniiva tutui. Cunfer, v. tautalatala faatad, fit
Collar bone, ivi tau'au. hatasi.
Collect, men, faapotopoto
- - ; thing6 Confess, faaali, h'u.
faaputu. Confirm, faamaoni.
Collection, faupu'ega, faula'iga. Confllet, 8 . b u r .
Confounded, ,fernemmi
Color, lanu. Conpegate, faapotopoto.
Comb, s. relu. Conjc~ture,thurnbte.
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Connect, faasoo, fqa@si. Corner-stone, tulima~lu.
Conquer, manun)alo. Corpse, tagata oti.
Conscience, loto fuatiaifo. Corpulegt, tutula, pula,.
Consent, v. usiusita.i. Correct, v . a'oa'i.
Consider, manatunatu. Corrode, 'a'ati.
d o n s i p , v. tuu at? Corrupt, v. faaleaga
Console, v. faamaise,faamafanafana Corrupt, adj. leaga.
Conspicuous, aliali tele. Costive, ~niitiitii.
Conspire, v. talrpulepule. Cotton, laau aliila.
Constant, tumau. Cobenant, feagaiga.
Col~stantly,soo, e le auno+ Cover, uti.
Consterl~ation, segia m a ~ ~ l i . Covet, minumgnn, matqpe'ape'a,
Constipation, magi mGtij,t,tu, mamqu monlo'o.
l e Inanava. Cough, tale, (chief's) mgemalq.
Construct, fau. Cout~cil,le au faipule, le fbno.
consuit.' filifili. Coul~t,v . faitau.
Corlsume, v. I'aauma. e , ; (chief's) fofo-
C o u n t e l ~ a ~ ~ cmata
Consun~ption,ma'i faaivi. ga.
Contagious, pipisi. Counteract, faalaveltve, faaleaogii.
Contaminate, fdaleaga, Counterfeit, faatagi.
Contemn, 'i~~o'ino. Countless, 16 masino, lE mafqitaulia.
Contemplate, mafslufau. Cou~itry,nuu.
Contend, 6nau. Couple, when more tlcan one, suck
C o u t e ~ ~ loto
t , mglie. as, e lua oa ; met&and birds, ulu-
C~rltention) finauga. ga .
I Contest Courage, loto tele.
I c o n t i g u o u s , tuaoi, Courteous, agal~~alii, migao.
Continual, soo, e le aunqa. Courtezan, o le fafine tali tane.
Cor~tinue,tumau, Cousin, uso.
/ Contract, v . shrink, meme'i. Coward, pala'ai.
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Contrivance, togafiti. Cower, lofa.
Controvemy, finauga. Ccy, scgisegi.
Col~tumacy,finauvale. Crab, pa'a ; lard, mali'o.
Convene, v. hiipotopoto. Crack, ta'e.
Conversatiolr , faatalanoaga, .tautala- Crackle, gase; o f j r e , talali.
talaga. Craft, faiva.
Convert, liliu. Cramp, pe, gase.
Convey, ave. Crave, faatoga.
Coo, us u pigeon, 010. Crawfish, ula.
Cook, s. faiqrr~u~ Crawl, totolo.
- Cook, a. fot'ui, tao. Creak, 'Pi.
Cool v. faamkidii. Create, fai.
Copious, t$le. Creep, totolo.
Copper, 'apa.merqea. Crevice, miivae ; in the reef, vvpi-
C+ulation, 'moega. ania.
C-4 ' a w lap, p u g . Crcw, auvaa.
Cord, maea tuqty% manoa. Cricket, sE.
Core, tau. Crime, pagot&
Ca-, vtq~ ral; tulk Crimson, totototo, mfirnti.

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 32 CRI DEL
Cripple, pipili. Daunt, faamata'u.
Crisp, pa'a'a. Dawn, le tafa o ata.
Crockery, ipu omea or uamea. Day, ao ; natural day, aso.
Crook, v. faapi'o. Duzzle, sesega; (puss.) ~cgaia.
Crook back, tuapi'o. Dead, oti ; to a chief, ~naliu;
Crossway, ala faalava. mal, mate, p5.
Crouch, lofa. Deaf, tutuli.
Crow, vivini. Deal, rmt, tufatuh.
Crowd, v. fetuleni. Dear, pele ; in price, Qugata,
Crown, pale. Dearth, oge.
Cruel, sauii. Death, le oti.
Cr~lmb,n~omc~i mea. Debate, finanga.
Crur~~ble, v. momomo. Debauch, faaleaga.
Crumple, manuminumi. Debilitate, v. faavaivaia.
Crush, nuti. Decapitate, vavae le ulu or uta (
Cry, tagi. ver used except in cursing),
Cubit, laui'a. Decay, pala.
Cumbar, faalaveluve. Decease, oti.
C u n ~ ~ i n gpoto.
, Duccit, pepelp.
Cup, ip~l,ipi. Decent, teu lelei.
Cure, fa;lrrlaI616. Decide, pule, uma le filifili.
Current, au, tafe, Deck, a. teuteu.
Curse, l'rtuu. Deck, s. fog&vaa,
Curve, lolo'u. Dt,clare, tala'i, faailoa.
Custom, tu, niasani. Decorate, truteu : theperson, tifiti
Cut, v. prm, tipi ; down, tuu; of, Decoy, mztilei, faalata.
vavaeese, Decrease, n~aui,tbaitiiti.
Cut, S. n~anu'a. Dedicatr, faasa, tapui, taputapu, .
Cutlass, pelu. D e r . ~ ,loloto. vaulalo.
' Curly, piipii. ~ e f i ; l n e fa;l1eaga,
, tuaupua.
Defeat, v. tulia, lafoia.
Defend, leoleo.
Defer, tolo, faatuai.
Deference, ava,
DAILY,DSO h i SOO, o leu qso ma lea Defiance, h'i.
aso. Deficient, le atoa, le lava.
Dallial~ce,ula, taaloga. Defile, faaleaga.
Damage, 77. fkasaunoa. D<>fine,tusi tino.
Damp, nliiliilii, Deform, faamtitag:. .
Dauce, saa, sivn, . D&.formed,n~atapuaa,'auvale,
Dare, v . faan~alos~. Defraud, pepelo.
Dare, v. to defy, lu'i. Defy, lu'i.
Dark, p~gisa,poulisli. Drgrade, faap~fi,fao. lr igoa.
Darling, pele. Delay, faatmi ; faatamala (in a
Dart, v. vrlo, smse).
Dash, v. lafotii, palasi. Dvlib~rate, qanatunatu, fil&
Daughter, a nlnn's, afafine; of a Delicious, sua mklie.
chief, al~fafinc;of a woman, ta- Delight, fiafia, 'di'oli.
p~@ teine., Deliver, tuu atu e alu ; fw,
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re, lo!o. 1 Die, v. a. fxdlartu.
ion, pepelo. Die, v. n. u~timuls,mate ; man, oti ;
~lisli,faaul~la,1e;leti. (chiefs) maliu.
~ n ,aitu. Differ, escese.
1, faafitigs. Difficult, faigab.
-t, alu ese. Diffident, ma, matamuli.
~ d faalagolago.
, Diffuse, faasalalau.
pulate, faatuufua. I Dig, 'eli.
se, faapa'ii, fao le igoa. Dilatory, telegese.
rve, faaleaga. Dim, faalepupula.
I, loloto. Diminish, faaitiiti.
ty, sui.
e, tauemu.
nd, ifoifo.
ndant, fanau, aiga, gafa.
i Dip, v . fufui.
Dire, n~ata'utia.
Direct, v. faasa'o, faasino, faatonu.
Dirt, eleele.
rate, soli. Disagree, taofi eseese, masesei.
t, 8 . vao. Disappear, mou, le iloa.
t, v . tuulafoai. Disaster, mala.
n, manatu. Discern, hailogaina.
?, manao, mo'on~o'o, naunau, Discharge, s. from a wound, stla-
I. vai, alou.
:, tuu ; prohibition, soia. Discharge, v. gun, &c. pa.
ate, tuufua. Disciple, soo.
~ir,ua leai se toe faamoemoe. Disclose, faaali.
~tch,faavaevave. Discompose, faanun~inumi; mind,
cable, faatauvaa. faatiga loto.
se, 'ino'ino. Discord, misa, maseiga.
~nd,vaivai le loto. Discover, faailoa.
ute, tuukafoaiina, mativa. Discourse, tautalaga ; laugn.
~ y faauma,
, faatdfulia. Discourteous, faalemigao.
h, tuu ese. Discriminate, faailogaina.
, talata!a. Disdain, 'ino'ino, faasiasia.
1, taofi. Disease, magi; ( t o chiefs), grtsega-
t, rnalla. se, &c.
wine, uma ona filifili. Disfigure, faasaunoa.
t, 'ino'ino. Disgrace, faamii.
te, ws6. Disgust, ‘ino'ino.
e, togafiti. Dish, tanoa.
d, aunoa. Dishearten, faalnata'u, faavaivai le
e, faasa, faat6. loto.
~ r ,lotulotu 'ai. Disl~evelled,scuseua.
mu. Disinter, laga.
m, pale. Disjoin, tuu eseeae.
9, gagana. Dislike, 'ino'ino.
cue, tautnlatalaga. 1 Dislocated, e e [le ivi].
ragm, ga'o p11nip11. / Dismiss, tun atu e a h .
ma, manavii tat&. I Dismount, v. iz. lab.
e, 'ow, suo. Dismou~~t, u. n. alu ifo.
na faia. Disobedient, vsogatu, fi~alogogata.
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.34 Dl9 EAS
Disown, faafiti. Draught, j u i d drank, inumaga
Disperse, faataape. Dread, mata'u.
Dispirit, faavaivai le loto. Dream, moemiti ; (of a chien
Display, faaali, faalialia. lepo.
Displease, faaitaita, faatiga le loto. Dregs, 'alu.
Dispossess, fao; tuli. Dress, v . faa60fu.
Dispute, finau. , Drill, s. fkavili.
Disregard, I5 mat~atn~tatu. Drink, v. inu.
Disrespect, lG ava, IS iaualoa. Drip, v. sisina.
Dissemble, pepelo. Drive, tuli.
Dissever, vavae ese. Drivel, tafe le faua.
Dissimilar, eseesc. I )roilfry Ikinriaga.
Dissipate, taapeape. rlroap. of t r ~ t liutagitagi.
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D~ssolve,liu suavui. Drop, v. sisina, faatplutulu ;
Dissolute, ulavale.
111~1:lnt,mamao. Dropsy, fula.
Distemper, ma'i. I Drown, maletno.
Distend, fefete. ; Drowsy, tulemoe.
I)i.;tin~c~isIl,
tl~xilo~airca, filitaa. Drum, logo.
L)i>trrsq. a t ~ l i t t u ~ a l ~ .
DistriOutr tufatufa.
District, itu.
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Disturb, faaatuatuvale, faalavelave. Duck, toloa.
Drunk, oni.
Dry, popo, mago ; of herbs,
magu.

Ditcl~,utu. Dull, aLoa'ogati ; of tools, ma* ;

Diye, toJil. i tupa, tulali.
Diverse, eseese. / Dunib, giigii.
Divide, vavae, pena ; t u ~eseese; ~ , Dung, tae, otaota.

turatufa. 1 Dungy, savasava.

Divorce, alei.
Divulge, faaali.
1 Dumlrlr, nnsprti.
1)uring. prep. a o.
Dizzy, ~ i i ~ ~ i v a . I Dusk, segisegi. ,
Do, hi. Dust, efu.
Docile, aLoa'ogofie. Dwell, nofo, mau.
Doctor, fonia'i. Dysentery, sana toto,.
Dog, n~aile,uli. Dyspepsy, tooala.
Dolpl~in,masiu~asi. Dysp.nea, sela.
Dolt, vale.
Dominiou, 1na13.
Doom, fsasala. I3
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Door, faitotoa, pupuni, puiyui. I
Dotage, fitavalen\atua ' EACH, taLitasi.
Double, sautualua,~ailua. Eager, tubinanau. 1
Doubleuiinded, faalotolotdua Ear, taliga. .. I

Doubt, v. masalosalov?le. Early, vave. I

Dove, manutagi. Earnest, naunap.

bown, i lalo. Earth. eleele ; lalolagi,
Downward, ifo. I E~rtl~cluttke,mat'uie.
!)rag, tosc). EartlnVornr, .anufe:
1)rilkc: t.ol&t [IO'II. Easc, ti1c.tl111.
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Enst, gaga'e, sasa'e. ( Eucountcr, s. tatla.
Easy, faigofir. I Encourage, Faamaf:anaf:ana, faama-
I losi, Kaamatalaloto.
Eat, 'ai ; ( t o chiefs) h u m a h , taute. ,
Eatable, 'aina. ( Encroacll, faaaimago.
Eaves, tulutulu. i Encumber, f'aalavelave.
Ebb, maui. 1 End, i'u, gataaga.
Ebullition, pupuna. / Endeavour, taulnaki.
Endless, le i'u, faavavau.
Echo, s, i'uleo.
Eclipse, of the sun, gasetoto; moon, Endure, o~losa'i.
gaseeleele. Enen~y,le ita mai; the object of
Edge, mata. hote, fib.
Edible, 'ai~la. Enfeeble, faavaivai.
Educate, a'oa'o. Enforce, faa~ualosi.
Eel, tuna. Eogage, in combat, tau.
Effeminate, arnio faafafine. i Engrave, togitogi.
Effulgent, pupula. Enjoin, poloai, h i atu. ,

Egg, fua. Enjoy, tiafia.

Egg, v . a. faaoso. Enkindle, faamu, tiitk.
Eight, valu. Enlarge, faatele.
Eighteen, e scfulu ma le valu. Enlighten, faamalamalama.
Eighty, e valu gafulu. Enough, lava.
Either, po o. Enrage, fawitaita, faalili.
Elate, faafefete, faamaualuga. Ensigl~,tagiivai.
Elbow, tulilima. Enslave, faapologa.
Elders, toeaina. Entangle, faalavelave.
I Eldest, aupito matua. Enter, ulu, ulufi~le.
Elect, v. filifili. Enlice, faalata, 'ole, faa'ole'ole.
Elegy, lagisolo. Entire, atoatoa.
Elephantiasis, feefee, vaetupa. Entrails, gaau, totoga.
Elevate, sii i luga, fdaea. Entrance, ala.
Eleven, e sefulu ma le tasi. Entrap, fi~amailei,sele.
Elude, solasola. Entreat, 'ai'oi.
Emaciate, faa'iiva. Envelop, aui, taai.
Eluasculate, faalave ; animals, faa- E ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~ ef'aitau.
ratc,
' po'a. Envoy, savali.
Embalm, at~~alalaina. Envy, matau'a.
Embassy, savali.
'
Epidemic, faama'i.
Embellish, teuteu. Epilepsy, ma'i maliu.
Embers, malala ola, malala aasa. Equal, gatusa.
Embrace, fusi. Equivalent, mea e tusa.
Emerge, miirlu. Erelong, toe itiiti, e le pine.
Eminence, mauga, mea niautietie. Erect, tu sa'o.
Emissary, o le lalo. Err, sese, st?.
Emmet, loi, Errand, feau.
Empty, tuufua ; le'i'o. Eruption, skin, fotuga ; mageso.
Emulate, losiloai. Escape, sola,
Encamp, to lauapi.
Enclose, pupuni, si'osi'o.
hcompass, fi~ataan~ilo.
Essay, v. taurnafai.
Establish, faatumau.
.
Escort, v. leoleo, momoli.
 PAS
Etern:~l, faavavati. xterior, i tua, i fafo.
Evade, 'alo. xterminate, faauma, tinei.
Evasive, fe'alo'alofa'i. xtinct, mate.
Even, lailgatasi. xtirpate, lio'i.
Eqeninr, afiafi. ,xtol, vivii.
Ever, e taavavsp. :xtort, fdo.
Every, taitasi uma. :xtreme, aupito mawao, tupito, ,'

Evident, mautinoa, pupula. :xtremity, icu : pito.

Evil, leaga. lxtrica te, lavea6i.
Evil-speaking, faatuaupua. lxuberant, uluola.
Eulogy, viiga. :xult, 'oli'oli.
Exact, v. faatauanau. !ye, mata; (to chiefs) fofoga;
; apruise, vivii.
Exalt, f a a n ~ g u a l u ~ your own, lauifi.
Examine, bamasino, suesue; 'ilo'ilo lyeball, ioin~ata.
Example, faaaoao. lyebrpw, fulufulg i mata.
Exasperate, faalili, faaolloono. {yelid, laumata, u
Exceed, faasilisili. {yesore, matag:, a
Excel, aluatu,
Except, p r ~ p .tau lava, na o.
Exchange, faatau.
Excite, faaoso. 4
Exclaim, uio, ulaga. FACE, mata ; (chiefs) fofoga, .;
Excrement, tae. Face, v . fesagil'i.
Fade, wither, mamae.
a
Excuse, glan/. 4
Execrate, fetub, tu'i, faahno. Faint, v. matapogia.
Execpte, fai. Fair, lalelei.
Exemplify, faatusa. Fair, weather, laofie. I
Exempt, taga (applied to things tc; Faith, taofi ; faatuatuq.
plci). Faithful, faamaoni. !
k i e r t , taumafai, fagmalosi. Fall, paii.
Exhibit, faaali. Fallow, faavaoa.
Exhort, apoapoa'i. False, pe elo.
Exile, v , faateva, firaiiumau. Falsehood: tala pepeb.
f2kpand, fofola. Falter, a s the voice, nanu ; faatcp
gxpect, fil~tr~li atu. pe tope.
Expectorate, feanu. Famed, ta'ua.
&xpedlent, v . tatau. Family, aiga.
E~pedient,s. togafiti. Famine, oge. ,
$xpedite, faataaliae. Famieh, faamatelaina. i
Expel, tcilia Fan, ili.
Expert, poto. Fan, v . aloalo.
Expiate, togiola. Far, mamao.
Farewell, tofa.
Farthest, e aupito mamao.
Fashion, s. tu. 1

Fxtelluttv, faamiimii.
Fast, v . anapogi.
Fast, udj. niau.
Fasten, faamau.
Fasttlan+.d, limqvale, 1
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 FAS
Fastness, '010. I
Final, toe.
Fat, a+. men, puta ; animals, peti. Find, maw.
Fat, s. ga'o, lnea lololo. Fine, v. faasala.
Father, tams. Finger, tamatamai l i d .
Fathom, gafa. Finish, v. faauma, faaiu.
Fatigue, Iailoa. Fire, s. ati.
Fault, seG. Fire; a. faamu ; gun, &c.
Favour, alofa. Fireshovel, salefu.
Favourite, pele. Firewood, fafie.
Fear, mata'u, fet'e. Firm, maul malosi.
Feast, tausamiga. First, muamua.
Feather, fulufi~lu,fuh. Firstborl~,ulumatua;
Feeble, viivai. Fish, i'a.
Feed, fafaga, Fish, u. fagota.
Feel, with the hand, tagotago ; men- Fishhook, mitau.
tally, lagona: Fisherman, tautai.
Feign, faatsga. Fissure, miivae.
Felicity, manuia. Fit, s. pu'ega.
Fell, v. a. f'aapa'ii, tuu i lalo. Fit, adj. tatau.
Fellow, toalua. Five, e lima.
Female, fafine. Fix, v. faamau.
Fence, iii. Flabby, viivzi, venia.
Ferment, fefete. Flag, v. faaiv5.
Fern, vao tuaniu; @ant fern, nase. Flag, 8 . fu'a.
Perocious, fe'ai. Flame, afi mumii.
Fertile, lafulemu. Flank, puimanavu.
Fervent; naunau. Flannel, ie mamoe;
Fester, faapepe. Flap, wings, palalu.
retch, aami, aumai. Flat, salafalafa.
Fetid, mug&. Flatter, faalupe.
Feud, maeeiga, misa. Flavour, manogi.
Fever, magi vevela. Flaw, pona.
pew, itiiti. Flay, fofo'e le pa'u.
Fibre, of cocoanut husk, moia'a. Fka, 'utu fiti.
pickle, fefoLifo'ia'i. Flee, sola.
Rrce, fe'ai. Fleet, fua.
Piifteen, e sefuIu ma le Ema. Fleet, adj. tele vnvei
FiRh, o le lima. Flesh, aano.
~dtieth,o le lima gafulu. Flexible, vavai.
Piy, e lima gafuiu. Flinch, ne.
pil mati. Fling, togi:
Fight, v. tau ; with jists, f ~ u . Flint, maa-afi.
Figure, tino. Flirt, faatcine, taalo.
Fi, ili. Float, opeope.
Fill, faatumu. Flock, u. loIofi ane ;
Fillip, 6ti. lupepe.
m, mea l e a p , sava, ekele, ota- Flog, aasa.
Flood, s. lolo.
Flounder, taafili.
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78 FLO FUE
Plou~.islr,c. uluola. Formerly, anamua.
Flow, v . taft.. Fornication, faitaaga.
Flow, s. fana'e. 'I Forsake, tuulafoai.
Flower, fuga. d Fort, '010.
Fluent, in speecl~,plau upu. 1 Fortitude, loto tele, rnaloei-
Fluid, s. soa. Fortunate, manuia.
Flute, fag~ifagu. Forty, e fa gafulu.
Fly, v. lele, sola. Foster, v. tausi.
Fly, s. lago. Foal, eleelea, leaga.
Foam, of the sea, piapia ; from the Fouodatio~\,faavae, no'opa
nrouth, faua. Founder, tofatumoanaina.
Foe, lii ita ~nai. Fountain, vai p~lna..
Fog, puao. Four, e fa, e soani.
Foil, v. faiaina (passive only). Fourlbld, sautuafa.
Fold, sautua (us twofold, sautualua). Fourfooted, vaefa.
Follow, v.. mulirnuli. Fourteen, e sefulu ma le fa.
Follower, soo. Fowl, moa.
Folly, valea. Fowling piece, fana manu. .
Fond, faapelepele. Fragile, magaugofie, ta'egofie.
Food, mea e 'ai ; (to chiefs) rnea e Fragrant, manogi.
taumafa. Frail, viivai.
Fool, vale. Frame,. v. fair
Foot, vae ; (to chiefs) aao. Frantic, valemalosi.
Footpath, ala. Fraud, pepelo.
For, mo, ma, ona o. Free, sa6010to.
Forage, faioso. Freight, uta [o le vw].
Forbear, onosa'i. Frequent, soo.
Forbid, vavao. Fresh, not salt, magalo; new, fbft.
Force, faamalosi. Fretful, itagofie, tagivale.
Ford, asa. Friend, uo.
Forefinger, lima tusii Frighten, faamata'u.
Forefoot, lima. Fright, te'i.
Forego, tuu atu. Fringe, pau,.
. Forehead, muaulu. Frisk, taalo.
Foreign, papilagi ; cloth, i p a p i - Frivolous, faatauvaah
' Iagi. From, mai, nai, ai.
Foreland, tolotolo. Front, i lutria.
Foremost, muamua. Front, v . fesaga'i.
Forenoon, oauli, aoauli, oatea. Frontier, tuaoi.
Forest, vao matua, vao puanea, &c. Froth, piapia; from the mouth, &
Foretell, vavalo. ua.
Forget, galo. Frown, faanonnou mata.
Forgjve, not to be angry with, loto Frugal, faatoto rnea.
nralie; in reference to punish- Fruit, fua.

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ment, faamagalo. Fruitlessly, fai fua, noa.
Fork, tui. Frustrate, faaleaoga. ;.I
Forked, migamaga. Fry, s. pine (a swarm of smaU&k*t
Forlorn, ausage. es).
Fornl, tirlo. Fuel, fafie. .
 FUG (;HI
Fbgh, i n t e j . isa f C~nger,'avapui.
Fulfil, taunuu. Gird, f u i
Fulgent, pupula. Girl, teine.
Full, tumu. Give, foai, avatu or aamai.
Fumble, vasivasi4 Glad, 'oli'oli.
Fun, taaloga. Glare, pupula.
Furbish, faapupula. Glass, t~oata.
Furious, faavalemalosi. Glisten, pupula.
Furniture, rneZL Me. Globnlar, lapotopoto.
Further, rnarnao. Gloom, segisegi.
Futile, le aogii. Glorify, vivii.
Future, atali, amuli. Glow, 'a'asa.
Fy, isa l Glutton, omomi, 'ai tele.
Gnash, with teeth, lilivau.
Gnaw, gali.
G Go, a h , aga.
God, Atua; aitu.
, GAD,v. tafatafao. Godliness, arnio-atua.
Goggleeyed, mataslpai
Good, lelei.
Gore, s. toto.
Gore, v. sua.
Gorge, v. ma'ona a pa.
Gossip, talanm.
Govern, pule.
Government, malo ; le au fdipule,
Grace, alofa fua.
Granulate, ea.
Grapple, fagatua.
Grasp, 'u'u.
Grass, mutia.
Grate, 010.
Grave, tuugamau.
Gravestones, loa.
Gravel, 'ili'ili.
Gravy, sua.
Greasy, lilg.
apito. Gceat, tele, latele.
gata. Greedy, faawnuurnua.
Green, usiusi, lau'ava.
Greensickness, lopoto.,
Greet, alofa.
Grey-hair, uhsiaa.
Grieve, faanoanoa.
Grind, 010.
Grindstone, foaga.
Gripe, u. a. 'u'u.
I C~I,p%60co. Gripe, v. n. tutui..
I %let, vili. Gristle, ua.
41I (;RI HEA
(;riritly, fefe~~a. Halt, F. setn.
Grotn, 6i. j Halve, v. vaeluagalemu.
Gro'n, tega. ! Hamper, a. faalavelare.
Grope, tautitpotago. I Hand, lima ; (chiefs') a m . a

Ground, eleele. kinndfi~l, uutnga.

Gro~adless,fua. I landkerchief, soloaolo.
Grow, tupu. Handle, v. lote.
Growl, gu.
Grub, 8. anufe,
Grudge, v. mnimui.
Grudge, s. faalotoloto.
I Handle, s. 'au.
Handsaw, 'ib.
Handsome, manaia, 'uuletei (of
only) ; lalelei.
Gruff, voice, leo pualii. Hang, v. tautau.
Grumble, a. muimui. Hank, i'o faa'afaga.
Grunt, 'ua'ua, Hanker, naunau.
Guard, a. leoleo. Happy, manuia.
Gaeoe, mate, taumrte, tau$. IIarangue Inugn, fetaldga.
Guest, mU6. Harbor 'evn, taulaga.
Guide, ta'ita4id [lard, ma a'a, rnllo.
Gaihy, nofo saIa. Hardly, faigata.
Gull, 8. gogo. Hark ! sei faalogo atu !
Gullet, a l i 'ai. Harlot, o le fatine talitaoe.
Gulp, lotulotuinu Harm, a. faatiga.
Gum, pula. Harpoon, tao uamea.
Gums, tainifo. Harsh, taste, 'a'ava; c d t r c t , MU&{
Gun, .Faria. Haste, ti. faataalise, vave.
Gonpowdcr, one. Hasty, in temper, itagofie.
Gunwale, oa. Hat, pulou.
Gut, gaau, fifi. Hatch, v. fofoa. i!
Gut, v. faatiau, Hatchet, mgtau, to'i; (to chkfij',
f;~asagaese.
Hatchet face, iauvaa.
H Hatchet-head, ulu tobi. .
Hate, 'ioo'ino.
HABIT, masani. Have, maua.
Habitation, fale. lIaughty, Elasiasia, fiarnaualaga .
Habitual, soo. Haul, toso. ..
Habituate, faamasani. Haunch, nofoaga. . L

l l ; ~ c k ,v. tipi. Havock, faatiifuna, faauma. ,.I '

Haft, s. 'au. Haze, asuasu. .?

Hair, fulufula ; human head, lau- I He, 0 ia. ...
ulu ; (of a chief) lanao~
Hale, malosi.
Head, ulu ; (chief#') ao.
Headland, tolotolo.
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Half, vaeluaga, uaeluagalemu. Headlot~g, titzifo. i:
Half- full, osaosa. I Icudctrong, finatlvde.
Half-way, tuluaga a I'e ala Heal, faamiblii.
Half. moon, on i h increase, matua- Heap, fau pa 'ega, faula'iga. .:c.
tua ; OR I& decrease, matofitele. Hear, faalogologo; (to chi@) b8 .
Hallow, faapaia, faasa- fofoga. .
Halo, li'o figota. . qi
 HEA IIUS
Heart, fatu; seat of affections, lo- Hoarse, fa le leo.
' Hobble, v . setusetu.
to ; (to chiefs) knagalo.
Hearth, ta'iga afi. 1 ~ o g puaa.
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Heat, vevela. Hoist, sisi i luga.
Heathen, faapaupau. Hold, taofi.
Heave, v. a. sii. Hold ! interj. sa'ua ! soia !
Heave, u. n. polepolevale, sapotu- I Hole, pa,
vale.
Heaven, Iagi.
Heavy, mamafa.
Hollow, '0'6.
Home, aiga moni.
Honor, V . &va.
.
Heel, muEivae. Hoof, atigivae.
Height, maualuga. Hook, matau.
Helm, foeuli. Hooked, pi'o.
Help, fesoasoani. Hoop, taai ; piece of, tsiva;,
Helve, 'au. Hoop, u. rnallu, 'u'u'u.
Hem, afe. Hope, faamoemoe, faatuatuagar
Hemorrhoids, sila-i lalo. Horizon, tufatafa i lagi.
Hen, inatuii moa. Horn, nifo.
Her, lona, lana. Horrible, mwta'utia.
1 Herd, lafu. Horrified, mata'utuia.
1 Here, i inei. Horse, solofanua.
Hereafter, amuIi. Hospitable, falimalc, tote,
Hot, vevela.
Hotheaded, lot&.
Hover, faapepe.
House, fale.
Household, aiga.
Householder, matni.
Housewurming, ulufalegar
How, faapefea?
However, e ui ina mea.
Howl, ui6, tagi aue.
Hug, fusi.
'epu'e. Huge, mat& teIe.
Hum, gii.
Humane, alofa.
Humble, faarnaulalo.
Humid, eii, mblliilii.
Humourous, Faianaga.
Humpback, tuapi'o.
Hundred, selau.
Hunger, fia'ai.
Hunt, tuli.
Hurl, lafo.
Hurricane, afe.
Hurry, a. faetaalise,
a m a lea Hurt, u. faatiga.

I Husband, tane.
Hush, v . a. faanIL

Hush! i n t r ~ . soia le pisa! faalolo-
go! respectfully, aua le toia le va !
Hush-up, tanu, utiufi.
Husk, a.puti, pa'u, pulu.
Husk, v . fofoe, n~ele'i.
Hut, fale 00.
Huzza, ii'B6ii.
Hymn, pese, vii.
Hypocrisy, pepelo.
I, o a'u.
Jagg, faagafoafoa.
dangle, tauaiupu.
Jargon, nanu.
Jaw, ivi auvae.
Idiot, vale.
Idle, paie.
Jealous, fuii ; matau'a.
Jeer, tauemu.
Jest, ulaga.
If, afai, a.
Ignite, faamu, tiitii.
lgnoraut, valea.
Jingle, V . faatagitagi.
111, bad, leaga ; sick, ma'i.
Image, faatagata.
lmilgine, fn (us fa te a'u).
Imbolden, faalototele.
llnitate, b a o a o .
Immature, of fruit, moto.
Immediately, adu. loa.
Immerse, faagoto ; fufui.
Immortal, ola pea, e le %u oti.
Immoveable, lE mafaagaeetia, mau- Inconsiderable, faatauvaa.
sat.
Immunity, taga.
Immutable, e le Zu liua.
Impartial, I5 fni~iloga,1s faapito.
I m p d t i e ~ ~lE
t , ma onosa'i.
Impede, faalavelave.
Impel, faaoso.
Imperfect, le atoatoa.
Imperious, faaalii.
Impertinent, faariasia.
Impetuous, osovale, faamalosi.
Ill~plnl~t, tot;.
Implore, faatoga, ole, 'ai'oi.
Importune, nati, tauanau.
Impose, a s a burden, faaee.
Imposition, y p e l o .
Impossible, e mafai.
Impotent, lE lava. .
Imprecate, tu'i, fetuu.
Improper, le tatall.
Improve, v. n. tnuiiu ina lelei.
In~prudent,faalemafaufau.
Impudent, mata I; m2i.
Impnnity, 16 sala.
Impure, Ieaga.
In, i.
Inability, le lava.
Inaccessible, of persons, nafogatii
places, 16 masaofia. I
Inactive, paiel
Inarticulate, le mataia, nanu.
Iucspable, le mafai, 1G lav8.
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Incarnate, tino tagata.
Incessant, soo, le aunoa.
Incest, faivale.
l~icision,tuu.
Incisor, muanifo.
Incite, faaoso.
Inclined, sapa.
Include, pupur~i.
Incon~parable,silisili ese, e leai son$ C
tusa.
Incompatible, 1E tutu3a.
Incompetent, 16 mafai.
Incomplete, 16 atoatoa.
Incomprehensible, e le mafai om
iloa.
Incongruous, e 1G tusa.
Inconsistent, I6 h t a u , 15 ono.-
Inconsolable, faanoanon pea lav
Inconstant, faalotolotolua, e 1ii
mau.
Incorrect, 15 torlu.
I ncorrigihle, vaogatii.
Increase, tupu.
Incumber, faasoesa, faaiavelave.
Indecent, matag%.
Indeed, e moni, lava.
Indefatigable, le au musu, taaga.
Indefinite, faaletonu.
ble, e le matafi.
cate, le ma.
~ n i f y ,taui.
:rniined, le iloga se mea e fai.
ite, faailoa.
erent, faalenaunau.
ent, mativa.
nant, toasa, lili, mateilili.
nity, faaleagaina.
:ct, faalesa'o, faatafatafa.
:reet, f'aalemafaufau.
:riminate, e le faailogaina.
~osed., mentally, e le mafai,
.su ; bodily, ma'i.
:inct, of an object of sight, faa- Insolent, faasiasia.
upula ; of sound, faalelagona.
ent, musu, pas.
irrious, ga6.
iate, ona.
cacious, 15 aog8.
p e n t , 16 mau upu.
table, e le ma 'alo.
iaustible, e le uma, e le mate.
)edient, e faaletatau.
~erienced,e le iloa ; e lemasa-
lert, vasivasi.
ible, e le masese.
lous, ta'uleagaina.
t, tama rneamea.
t, taapipisi.
:or, faatauvaa, le tnsa.
ite, e leai se mea e gata mai ai. Iutercede, pupuIu.
n, vaivai.
m, v . n. ta'u.
Ige, soli.
,titude, agavale.
)it, n ~ a u ,nofo.
e, manava.
h n c e , tofi.
mall, sau.2.
ity, arnioletonu.
~ctlon,poloaiga, fctalaiga.
e , faasaunoa.
tice, anrioletatau.
vaitusi.
d, i uta, gauta.
der, utifanna.
s t , i totonu.
Innumerable, e le mafaitaulia.
1 Inquire, fesili.
Insane, vPlea.
Insatiable, e lE ma'ona.
/ Insecure, e le mau (of anything with
fastenings).
Inseparable, e le mate'aeseese,
Inside, i totonu, i fale.
Insignifican I, faatauvaa.
Insincere, lii faamaoni.
Insinuate, faali'a.
Insipid, le manogi.
Insist, finau, tausisi.
Insnare, sele, mailei.
Inspect, iloilo.
Inspire, v n. miinava.
Inspire, v. a. faamatalaloto,
Instability, faaletumau.
Instantly, lon.
Illstead, e sui ai.
Instigate, faaoso.
Institute, Faatu.
Instruct, a'oaLo.
Instrument, o le mea e fai a'i,
Insufferable, I6 rnaonosa'i.
Iosuficient, IS lava.
Ir~sult,v. soli, faaleaga.
Insupportable, lE maonosa'i,
Iusurrectio~~, fouvale.
Intelltion, m a n ~ t u .
Inter, tanu.
Intercept, pupuni, sisi'o:
I ~~terchange, frsuia'i.
Interdict, vavao.
Interior, i loto, i totono.
Intermediate, vailoto.
Interminable, le au iu.
Internal, i totonu.
Interpose, pt~pulu.
Interpret, aamatala.
Interrogate, fesili.
Interrupt, faalavelave..
Interval, va.
Interview, feiloa'i.
Intestine, s. gaau.
Inthrall, faapoioga.
Intimate, fefaauoa'i, faaaumea,
Illtiinidate, faarnata'u. Jug, ipu faaofuofu.
Into, i, i totonu. Juice, sua.
Intolerable, lc maonosaLi. Jumble, soona nunumi.
Intoxication, onii. Jump, oso.
Intractable, le mataofiar Just, tonu.
f ntrepid, totoa. Justice, amiotonu.
Intricate, faafelefele, faafrlavci. Justify, faatonu ; ta'uamiotonu,
Intrude, sau fua. Justle, faateto'ai
Intrust, tuu e tabsi.
Invade, oso a$u.
Invalid, s. magi, viivai.
Invert. v. faaVa6.
Investigate, su'esu'e, falrnasino. KEEL, tgge?e.
Invidious. e t u ~ uai le matau'a. Keen, maal.
Invigorate, faamalosi. Keep, taofi ; tausi, leoleo,
Invincible, e le rnafai' ona to$lalo. Beeper, leoleo.
Invisible, e le ma vaaia. Kernel, a'ano. .
1avitr, valaau. Kick, a'a.
Inundation, lolo.. Kid, tama'i 'oti.
Invoke, valaau atd. Kidney, fatuga'o.
Inure, faamasatti. Kill, fasi, fasiohi : animals,fasimat
Inward, i totonu, Kin, aiga.
Jocose, faianap. Kind, agalelei.
Jog, tu'itc'i. Kindle, tiitu, faamu.
Join, fnasoo, faatasi. King, tupu.
Jolnt, giugiivi. Kinsman, aiga.
doke, ulaga. Kiss, sogi.
Jostle, feto'ai. Kitten, tama'i gosi.
Journey, malaga. Knee, tulivae.
Joy, 'oli'oli, fiafia. Kneel, toot~il;.
Ire, ita ; (of chiefs) toasa. Knife, polo, pena.
Irk, musu. Knock, tu'i, ta.,
Iron, u'amea. Knot, pona.
Iron, v. iuli. Know, iloa.
Ironical, faatanemu. Knuckle, tugelima,
Irouwood, toa.
Irrecoverable, e le t6e maue.
Irrefutable, e le miiutali.
Irremediable, leai se togafiti.
Irreprehensible, e 15 aoaiioa. LABOP.,gnluegft mamafa.
Jrreproacbable, e l i mataguleagaina.. Languish, fuaviiivai, faai*;..
Irresolute, e faalemau le manatu. Languor, tino gagaae.
Irreverent, 15 migao, 16 ava. Lap, v . etoeto.
Irritate, fhalili. Larboard, i ama.,
Island, nuu tuloto, nuu tutat Lard, g2o.
Issue, alu atu ; tafe ; iuga. Large, latele.
Itch, mageso. Larynx, faai.
Itiuerant, maumausolo. Lascivious, mntiitu!
Judge, v. faanlasino, faasala. Lash, saga.
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Lass, teine. Liar, o le tala pepelo,
Last, tupito. Liberal, matamau.
Lasting, faavavau, anagata. Liberty, saLolotoga; tuu faitalia.
Laud, vivii. Libidinous, faamataitu.
Laugh, 'ata'ata ; ( t o chiefs) soisoi, License, tutr faitnlia.
Laundress, ta ofu. Lick, etoeta.
Law, tulafono. Lid, uff.
Lawless, le taupulea, Lie, s. tala pepelo.
Lay, a. tuu. Lie, v. duwn, taoto.
Lazy, p~iG. Life, olaga, ola ; (to chiefs) soifua,
Lead, s. pulu. Lift, sii.
Lead, v. a. ta'ita'i. Light, s. malamalama.
Lead, v. n. muamua, Light, a+. mima.
Leaf, lau. .Light, v. tctu, faamu.
League, feagaiga. Lighten, v. a. faamamasagia.
Leak, mgmi Light-headed, faalernafaufau ; valea,
Lean, v. lagolagor Lightning, uila.
Lean, adj. tinovale ; of animals, Like, pei, faapel, tusa,
paeLe,iviivia. Like, v . manao
Leap, 'osg Likeness, foliga.
ham, a'oa'o. Limbo, fafl.
Least, aupito itiiti, Lime, panisina ; bird-lime, pulu.
Leather, pa'u. Lime-tree, tipolo.
Leave, s. tuu faitda. Limit, tuaoi; le mea e gata mai ai,
1 have, v. tuu. Limp, v. setusetu.
Leave off! soia I Limpid, manino.
Leaven, f,lafefete. Line, jishin.q, taa, paala,
Leavings, toe mea. Lineage, gafa.
Lecherous, faamataitu. Linger, faatriai.
Leer, iaasl'ula [ona vaai]. Liniment, vai rnili.
kes, 'ah. Lip, laugutu ; lau.
Left (side), tauagavale. Liquefy, v . n. liu suavai,
Leg, vae; (of a chief) a'ao. Liquid, faasuavai,
kgislator, faipule. .Lisp, nanu.
kisure, paganoa, nofo allnoa. Listen, faalogologo; (to chiefs) faa-
Leisurely, hi failnolie. fofoga.
Lend, avatu e toe aumai. Little, itiiti.
Length, umi. Live, v. ola ; (chiefs') soifua,
hagthen, v. faalevaleva. Liver, -ate, finagalo.
Lenity, agamalii. Lizard, pili, moo.
Less, e itiiti lenei i ]en$. Lo! faauta!
Lessen, faaitiiti. Load, amoga ; carried on the back,
k t , ina ne'i. avega.
Let, allow, tuu. Load, v. a gun, utu.
Let, hinder, faalavelave. Loaf, pot&.
Ltter, ntata-i-tusi ; tusi. Loathe, 'ipo'ino.
Level, laugataei. I ~ c k bf
, hair, s o p .
Lodge, v . o. %pi.
krity, tala.
Lewd, faamataitu. ,
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Lofry, maunluga,
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,ng, ogalaau. Main, udj. sili.
ins, sulugititi, tauupu. Main, s. vasa.
Loiter, tafatafao. Maintain, taofi pea; tausi.
Lonely, ausage. Majority, le toatelc.
iong, umi, loloa; leva. Maize, sana.
.ong, v. narlnau, tinol. Make, fai.
Look, vaai ; to 1001; info, su'esu'e, Malady, ma'i.
iloilo. b
Male, tane.
,oak! in!. faauta ! Malediction, fetuu, tu'i.
Looking-glass, faaata. Malefactor, pagot.;.
Loose, tatala. Malice fnalotoloto.
Loosen, a. faamatagataga, faa'o'o. Man, tagata, tane.
,ooseners, (diarrhea) nlanava tat5. Manage, v. n. pule.
-op, v. ta, sala. mangle, faasau~~oa.
ioquacious, tautala soo. Manifest, aliali.
Lord, alii. Manifbld, sautualasi.
Lose, le iloa. Man kind, tagata.
Loud, taalili. Manner, amio.
,eve, alofa. Mansion, maota.
Lounge, faapaiE. A l anufacture v. fai.
A)USf!, 'utu. Manumission, tu'usa'oloto.
-nsv maulalo ; (not loud) leo itiiti. Many, tele.
,ower, v. tuutuu ifo. Mar, v. faasaunoa.
hwer, v. n. faamalumalu ifo. blare, solofi~nuafafine.
,owly, faaniaulalo. blargin, taf.*tsfk ; of a river or
kcid, pupula. ter, auviii.
i c k y , manuia, man:. Mark, faailoga.
iuff, milaga. Marriage, fa3falealiiga ; the n
,ug, toso. faiavii ; the woman, nofo tang
,ukewarm, faaleogalua. Marsh, taufusiga.
Lull, v. a. faanme. Marvel, le mea e ofo ai, vavega
Lull, wind, moe, Mash, or Mesh, matiiupega.
Lunatic, s. vale. JIawacre, soona fasioti.
Lunatic, adj. vulea. Mast, fans.
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Lungs, mCim6. Master, alii ; of a family, ma'
Lure, rnailei. of a sclrool, aoao ; of a dog, 1
,urk, lamalama, lafi. la.
Luxation, se'e le ivi. Masticate, lamulamu.
hxuriant, uluola, tauluuluola. Mct, papa ; sleeping mat, &la;.
mat, ie toga.
Match, v. tutusa.
Matchless, ua tasi lava, e leai o
tusa.
MAD, vales, fc'ai , faavalemalosi. Mate, le toalua ; soialii.
llapnil'y, faatrle ; vivii. Materials, mea p. fai a'i.
3.!a<nitude, latele. Matrinlony o le fai avG. ,.

JInitl, t;~upou. Matron, matuii fafine.

Rlaidservant, aaaulia fafine. Matter, of a sore, al~u,,
blaiu~etl,niut~l. Mature, matua.
 MAY
Maybe, atonu. Might, nialosi.
Meagre, tinovale ; animals, pae'e. Mild, filemr~,agamalii.
Mealy, mapo. Mildew, taetaepalolo.
Mean, faatauvaa. %]ilk, suisusu.
Mean, v. manatu. hlilkyway, aniva.
Measure, fua. Mimic, faaa'oa'o .
Measure, v. gafa. Mince, tipi nitiii.
Mediate, pupulu. Mind, atamai, mafaufah.
Mediator, puluvaga. Mind, v . faalogo.
Medicine, vai laau. Mine, lo'u, la'u, Iota, lata.
Meditate, mafaufau. Minele, palu fehloi.
Meek, agamalii. M~nistrr,auduna.
Meet, tatau. Minority, o le toait~iti.
Meet, fetiliaLi,feiloa'i. Mint, mili.
, lfeeting, faapotopotoga. Minute, u 4 . la itiiti.
hieliorate, faafeoloolo; Mire, palapala. .
~lellow,01%. Jlirror, faaata.
Mellow, V . fai10t5. bfirth, 'ata'ata.
Melt, fat, usi ; ~rretals,liu suiivai. Misapprehend, faalogoese, sese.
Memory, manatrr. Misbecome, le tatau, It. ono.
Menace, faan~ata'u. Misbehave, amio leaga, faalevao.
Mend, toe teu ; a net, fai masae. Miscarry, p5ipi.
; Mend, v. n. fdafeoloolo. Mischievous, faasaunoa mea.
Mention, ta6u. 3'Iiscount, faitau sese.
Mercenary, nlanurnanu, faifetaui. Misderneanour, faasoesk.
Merchant, 15 faatau oa. Miserable, malaia.
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Merciful, alofii mutimutivale. Misfortune, mala.
Merciles*, lG aloh, saui. Rlisgive, masalo.
Merely, na ona. Misguide, ta'ita'i sese.
Meridian, tutonu o le la. . Mishap, mala.
Meny, 'ata1ata. Misinform, faasese.
Mesh, m a b upega. Misinterpret, faamatala ese.
Mess, v. 'aai faafasi. Mislead, faasese.
Message, fesu. Mispend, maumau.
Metal, ulamea. Misrepresent, tala pepelo. .
Metaphor, faatusa. Miss, v. 15 iloa, 16 maua; ses5; fe.
Methought, fa te au (perfect only), silia'i.
always erroneously. . Missionary, faifeau.
Metropolis, laumua, tulnua, le pule. Mist, puao.
Midday, tuton~lo le la. Mistake, sese.
Midway, le tuluaga o le ala. Mistrust, masalo.
Middle, i totonu, i loto, tuloto. Misunderstanding, ti~aseiga.
Middleaged, pate. Misuse, faasaunoa.
Middling, faafeoloolo, faaleogalua. Mitigate, faamiimk, faafeoloolo.
Midnight, tulua o po nia ao. Mix, faafefiloi.
Midriff, ga'o punipu. Moan, 6i.
Midst, i totonu. Mock, tauenill.
!lidwife, le na te faatosaga le fa- Moderate, feoloolo.
Ilaup. Modest, m a t i ma.

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Moist, malfilii. Mute, faalologo, 1; gagana.
Molest, faalili, faasoesa. Mutilate, faamutu.
Mollify, faamolemole, faalaulelei. Mutiny, fouvalega.
Money, tupe. Mutter, v. n. muimui.
Month, masina. Mutual, fe prejxed, and a'i, i, OF
Monr~rnent, ha. ani su@xed, (as fealofani, m u h d
Moody, ita. love.
Moon, masina, mauli. Muzzle, gutu.
Moor, taufusiga. My, 10'11, la'u, lota, lata.
Moral, amiolelei. Myriad, manomSn6.
More, e sili. Myself, a'u lava.
Morllillg, taeao.
Morning-star, fetuao.
Morrow, taeao.
Morsel, mama e tasi, momo'i mea.
Moss, limu. NAIL, atigi lima ; fao.
Most, e sili ooa tele, e aupito tele. Naked, telefua, telenoa, 1Z l a v a l a 6
Moth, pepe. Name, igoa ; (chiefs) suafa.
hl orher. tin5. Nape, t u i ua.
Mother of-pearl, tifa. Narrate, ta'u, tilatala.
Motherly, fafine fai tama. Narrative, tala.
Motion, gzoioi. Narrow, lau itiiti ; va apiapi.
Rlould, pologii ; eleele. Nasty, leaga, eleelea.
nlorlld~r 11" efuefu. Nation, nuu.
Moult, funa, n~auluo fulu. Navel, pute.
Mount, u. a'e ; tietie. Naughty, loaga, vaogata, ulavala
Rlountain, mauga. Nauseate, 'ino'ino.
Mourn, faanoanoa. Nautilus, sesEma.
Mouth, gutu ; (to chiefs) fofoga. Navy, fr~avaa.
Mouthful, miimii. Nay, e leni.
Much, tele. veap tide, masa totii.
Mnck y, aavasava. gear, latalatn.
Mucoua, vavale. Nearly, t5i, tHli (as &li 00).
Mud, pabpala. Neat, matagofie, teu lelei.
Muddy, u. faanenefu, faagaepu. Necessary, ao, tatau.
Mulberry, paper, tutnga. Neck, ua.
Multiply, faatupu ; faatele. Neckcloth, fusi ua,
Multitude, vao (as o le vao tagata). Neckerchief, fusi ua.
Mumble, nanu. Kecklace, asoa.
.Iluniticent, matamau. Nerd, mativa; ao*.
M ~ l d e r fasioti tagata, fasi fua. K ~ ~ t i l enu.
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Murderous, tpto
Murmur, mulmul.
ma. Ne~rlle-work,su'i o h .
Seglcct, faatamala.
Muscle, 'anogase, a'ano. Nwghhour, tuaoi.
Muscle, j s h , tofe. Neigh bo~~rly, tuaoi lelei,
Muse, 81. mafaufalr. Nest, ofaga.
Musket, fane. Net, upega.
Musty, p o l o ~ \ o g i . Nether, i lalo.
)Jutable, fe oifoia'i, faaletumau. Kettle, ogoga
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Betile, v. faaliii. I N o w , 11ei.
Nevertheless, e ui ina mea. Nowaday?, rrei ona po.
Neuter, soliti (appliedonly t o lun& 1 Nudity,
Noxiour, ass;, fnstig.1.
tdefu;~,le lavalavi.
nut joining a war).
New, Sou. Nuisa~~ct.,sues:.
Next, aupitp ane. Nullrry, t?tala, faaleaoga.
Niggard, Iimavale. 1 Null~b,pe, gase.
Nigh, latalata. 1 Number, v . fcitau.
Night, p. 1 Numberless, le mdsina
Nightly, o lea po ma lea p. 1 Numerous, tele.
Nimble, vae vave. I Nurse, v. tausi,
Njoe, iv3. N u t , coeorr, niu.
Ninefdd, sautnaiv~. Nutmeg, atone.
Wineteen, e seSdu ma le iva. Nutshell, ipi niu.
h'inety, e iva gafulu. Nutrirnent, mea e "a%
Nip, iai.
Nipple, mat: susu.
No, e leai ; (prohibitory) 'aua. D
Noble, odj. sili.
n'obody, e lcai se tasi. OAB,foe papalagi.

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Nod, nego. Oath, tauto.
Boise, of things, pato; of voices, Obdurate, lotd maaa, f i u a u v d ~
pis. Obey, usiuGtai, anaana, gauai.
Noisome, soesi, leaga ; el% Object, v. .I5 mahi, vavao.
Nominate, ta'u. Obliging, agalelei, alofa.
None, e leai. Obscene, matag;+ rnvtaitu.
Nooplus, v. fetnemea'i. Obscure, pouriuli.
Nwo, tutouu o le la. Observe, vaavaai ; faalogo, tau&
Noose, u~atiisele. Obstacle, faalavelave.
Nor, 1; fullowed hy pe .or po. Obstinate, fioauvale.
North, itu i mat6 ; wind, rn5t.C. Obstreperous, ~isapijao.
Nose, isu ; (clriefs) fofoga. Obstruct, pupur~i.
bstril, pogai isu. Obtain, mw~~
Not, e leai. Obtrusive, faasoes5.
Notch, tipi. Obvious, p~rpulamai, iloa t i n a
Note, vaavaai lelei ; faalogologo. ' Occasion, le mea na tupu ai.
Noted, t a k a . Occult, lilo.
Nothing, e ieai se mea. Occupatiou, e mail ai ; faivo.
Norice, vaavqai ; faalogologo ; ma- Occupy, v. man.
natu. Ocean, vasa.
Nolify, ta'u atu. - o d d , fiisoa (of cocouwuts).
Notion, manotu . Odious, '~nosia.
h'otorious, lau iloa. Odour, sweet, uamu lelri, manogi;
Notwithstanding, e ui lava, bad, namu leaga.
Novel, bu. Of, o, a.
Nought, leai se loen. Off, ese (as lele cse, to fly of).
Novice, le mastarti. . Offrnce, mea e tausuai ai ; agasa'l
Hwrisb, fafaga. Offend, fautiga le loto, agasala.
#p*~rnt, alra e 'ai.

Offer, blafda; ilvatci.

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Offering, taulaga. lverawed, mata'utuia.
Offspring, fanau. lvercast, of day, lagilagia; of ni
Often, soo. lagivalea.
Ogle, vaai faasi'ula. lvercome, manumilo ; ( pasr
Oh ! oi ! faiaina, toilalo.
Oil, U'U, sukufu. lverflow, oso.
Old, leva, loa ; man, toeaina ; wo- Iverhang, faamolumalu.
man, loo~natua. herhead, i luga.
Omen, faailoga, s k i . lverlook, vaavaai ifo.
On, prep. i luga, i. 3vermuch, silisili ese.
On, adv. i luma. herplus, mea oa totoe.
Once, faatasi, atu tasi. herpower, fantoilalo.
One, tasi. Dverrun, v. n. soloa, ufitia, 080
Onerous, mamafa. Dverset, fi~li.
Only, tau, na o. Dvershade, faapaolo.
Onward, i luma. Dversleep, moeloa.
Ooze, v. tafetafe nirrii. :herspread, solha, ufitia.'
Opaque, nenefu, le manmo. Dvertake, niaua atu or mai.
Open, tatala. Overthrow, fuli i lalo ; tuli ; fa!
Openhanded, lima lelei, m a r w . lalo.
Opening, avanoa. Overturn, lafotu, fuli i lalo.
Openly, faaaliali. Ought, tatao, tusa.
Ophthalmy, ma'i mata. Our, (dual) lo or la maua or ti
Opinion, manatu, taofi. , ( p l . ) matou, &c.
Opponent, le finau mai. Ourselves, o i matou lava, w ti
Opportone, tdau lelei, feagai. tiiua, ancl miua.
Oppose, tetee, halavelave, finau. Oust, tuli, fao.
Opposite, feagai, fesagai. Out, i fafo, i tua.
Oppress, faasaua. Out of, prep. nai, mai, ai.
Option, t u ~ faitalia.
i Outcast, s. taas6, tulia, faakva
Opule~~ce, niauoa. Outcry, uio.
Or, PO, pea
Orange, moli.
Oration, lauga ; (chief's) fehlaiga,
Outdo, faiaina.
Outer, i fafo. .
Outlet, s. avauoa, ala ; py..
afioga. Outrage, faaleaga.
Orator, failauga. Outright, loa ; matui.
Ordain, totofi, faatu. Ostroot. lia'i.
Order, sauniga, pule, poloaiga, fe-
t~laiga; a rank or class, vasega. j
Outrun, (pars.) tu..,,.
Outsail,
Order, v. fai atu, pule, poloai. Outside. i fafo. le tua.
Ordure, tae, owota. outward, i fafo.
Orifice, pu. Owe, le tauia.
Origin, le mea na tupu ai, le ama- Own, e ona, e ina, &q
t;~ga. Owner, 16 ona, lii inq.
Ornament, e u g a ; p e r s ~ n a l ,tifigq.
Orphan, matua oti.
Oetentatious, faalialia.
Other, k taai, le iai.
Oven, umu. P 4 c . t Y~, faalaulelei, faam~lemq
over. i lug-g. Paddle. v . ~;I~IP!o,alq.
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Paddle, s. foe. Passage, ala.
Pagan, faapaupau. Passellgel., iiuoso, auee.
Page, itu laupepa. Passil~g,ddj, silisili, mltui.
Pain, tiga. Passion, lotoa.
Paint, vali. Past, mavae atu.
Fair, e lua, one pair ; e lua oa, two Pastime, faataaloga..
pairs, &c. ( o f pigs and nuts) ; Pat, s. po.
uluga ( o f men and birds). Pat, adj. tatau.
Pale, sesega.
Pale, ai 1
I Patch, s. fono.
Pate, ulu.
Paling, )
Palllate, faamimii.
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Path, ala.
Patience, onosa'i, faatoatca, faapale-
Palm, fan-palm, niupiu. I pale.
Palm, of the hand, alofilima. Patriotism, lotonuu.
Palpable, tino. patter^^, faaa'oa'o.
Palpitate, sapotuvale, polepolevale. Paucity, itiiti.
Palsy, supa.
Paltry, faatauvaa..
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Pave, tanu, fofola i msa.
Paunch, manava ; (chief's) alo.
Pander, soa. i Paw, lima.
P ~ n g ,tiga. Pay, totogi, taui.
Pant, ga'ega'e. Peace, ola le taua ; filemu.
Pap, matasusu.
Papaw, esi.
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P e e ! i n . faalologo! ( t o chieJs)
aua le toia le va !
Parable, faataoto. Peak, turnutumu.
1 Parade, faalialia. Peal, taalili, gogolo.
Paralytic, supa. Pearl (in the eye) muiilili:
Paramount, silisili. Peck, togi.
Parcel, ta'ui, ta6ui'ui, afi. Peculiar, ndv. faapito, fuataoi.
Parch, pa'a'a, faamu. Pedigree, gafa.
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Pardon, remitting a punishment, Peel, v. folo'e, fisi.
faamagalo. Peel, .s. pa'u.
Pardon me, vaeane oe. Peep, tilotilo.
Pare, fisi. Peerles~,e leai sona tusa.
Parent, mitua. Peevish, itagofie, 'ote ooo.
Parley, fai fetalaiga. Pelt, togi, fetogi.
Paroxysm, pu6ega. Penalty, sala.
, Parocpet, sega. Pendant, tautau.
. Parsimonious, limavale. Pending, faaletonu.
, Part, nisi, s e mea e tasi, tufaaga. Penetrate, ati (when it puoscs quite
: Part, v. tufatufa, tuu eseese. through).
Part, a. n. faarnlrvae. Penitence, salamo.
Partake, e rnaua sc mea, au mea. Pensive, faanoanoa.
Partial, hapito alofa. Penthouse, faase'e.
Partially, e le soo, e le atoatoa. People, nuu.
Participate, i u mea. Peopled, iina (puss.)
Partition, tufatufaga. Peradventure, atonu.
Partner, le toalua. Perceive. ilo:~.
Party, E au faatasi. Percll, tuln.
Pose, v. alu ano; sopo atu, uLu loa. Perchance, atonu. .
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Perdition, malaia, maurnau. Pipe, (pandean) faaili.
Pique, faaitaita.

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Perfect, atoatoa.
Perfidious, faalata. ' Pish! isa!
Perforate, ati. 1 Pismire, Ioj.
Pkrforce, faamaksi. Pit, lua.
~ e r k r r n ,fai. Pitch, pulu.
Perfume, s. mea manogi. Pitch, v. pulnti.

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Perhaps, atonu. I Pith, uso.
Perish, fano. Pitiful, aiofa rnutimutiv~le;faatau;
Perjury, tauto pepelo. vaa.
Permanent, tuniau, anagata. Pitsaw, ili tele.
Permit, tuu. Pity, alofa mutimutivale.
Perpetual, faavavau. Placable, e faamolemole gofie.
peiplex, faalavelave. Place, ~ n e a nuu,
, fasi.
Perplexedness, fememeai Place, v. t u u ; upon, faaee.,
Persecute, fnasaui. Placid, filemu.
P e r s e q e r ~ ,Gnatinau, tausisi, filig:. Plague, faarna'i.
Persist, finafinau. ' Plague, v . faalili, faasoesi.
Person, tagata. Plain, Iaugatasi ; pupula;~
Perspicuous, malamalarna. Plaint, aue.
Rerspire, afu. Plait, lalaga.
Persuade, taufofb. Plan, togafiti ; faautautq.
Perturbation, atuatuvale: Plan?, 010.
perverse, tinauvale, faapl'opi'o. Plank, laupapa.
Peruse, faitau. Plant, v. Loto.
Pest, soesa. Plantain, fa'i, moe, soa'a.
Pestilence, hnma'i. .Plantation, faato'aga, maumaga,
Pet, rcnimul, ragafao; men, pele. (as tofa'i).
petition, ole, talosaga. Plaster, panisina ; vai fusi.
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Petty, fatauvaa. Plaster, I?. vtili.

P l ~ a ~ ~ t oaitu.
~i,, Plat, v. lalaga.
Physician, foma'i. Plat or plot, se fasi fanus
Physic, veikiau. ' Plaudit, faaneeneega, tini.
Pick, filifili. Play, taalo.
Piece, fisi." Plead, fautua.
Pierce, tutu'i. Pleasant, fiafiiifia, malie.
Pig, prlan ; ( l o chiefs) ulou. Please, faalotolelei, faafiaha.
Pigcolt; lupe. Plebeiau, t i g a d nau, tagqta
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Pile, v. fiupuie, fdu!a1i. i Plenty, tek, tuumafr.

Piles, sila-i-lalo. Pliant, vavai ; faigofie.
Pilfer, gaoi. Plot, pulepukga.
Pill, v a i folo. Pluck, segi, fufuti.
Pill, v. (peel) fofo'e, fisi. Plug, morno~~o.
Pillage, vete. I Plu~nage,fulnfulu.
Fillow, nafive, ali; soft, alqsa. Plump, puta ; rtninccrls, pet$
Yin~ple,po'u; Plunder, vete.
Pincli, una. I Plunge, v. (1. lolon~i.
Piue, v. eoloalofa. PLinie, L?. n. oso.
f'i\1e-i11)1>1~~,
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liili~. Ply, tau~isi,. t .i ~ ~ a.iti~?~~.

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 POD
Pod, atigi. Piecipice, to&.
Poet, fatctpese.
Point, mata.
'' Predict,
Precipitate, tit&
vavalo.
Point, v. n. tusi, faasino: Preeminent, silisili.
Poison, v. a. faaoni, 0115 (puss.) Prefer, filitaa.
Polish, fdapupula. Pregnant, to.
Polite, arnio-alii. Prepare, sauui ; for a journcy, ta-
Pollute, faaleaga. oso.
Polygamy, taunonofo. Preposterous, sese, o le ulaga.
Pomp, faalialia. Presage, iite, vavalo.
Pond, lepa. Prescr~be,pule.
Ponder, mafaufau. Presence, i luma ; (to chiefs) alali;
Ponderous, marnafa. afioga.
Poor, matira ; faatauvaa. Present, tt.e i ai.
POP, pa. Present, a / , nei.
Populace, tagat; nuu, tagata lau- Present, s. tnea dofa, mea foa'i
tele. fua.
Popular, manaomia, alofagia. Present, v. avatu, foai atu,
Populous, tagatii. Presently, nanei, nanei nei.
Pork, puaa. Preserve, faaola, faasao.
Porpoise, rnunua. Preside, pule.
Port, taulaga. Press, oomi ; lolomi ; tauanan.
Portent, saG, faailoga. Presume, fa (as fa te ia).
Portion, food, tt~faaga. Pretend, faatagi.
Pow, v. faafeniemeai. Pretty, lalelei,Amatagofie,manaia:
Possess, m:lua. Pretty, adv. feoloo1o.
Possible, mafai. Prevail, manumil6.
Post, pou. Prevaricate, pepelo.
Posteriors, muli, nofoaga. Prevent, taoti, faalavelave, vavao.
Posterity, tupulaga arnuli. Previous, rnuamua, mua'i.
Postpone, tolo, fnatuai, faatainala. Price, tau, tbtogi.
Potent, malosi. Prick, tui,
Poverty, mativd. Prickly, toitui, talatala.
Pound, v. tu'i. Pride, faamaualuga.
Pour, liligi, sasaa. Priest, faitaulaga.
Powder, (gun) one. Prime, 1e mea sili.
Power, pule, malosi, maua. Prince, alii, alo o le tupu.
Powerful, malosi, mamana. Principal, sili.
Practice, masani. Print, s. faailoga ; of a foot, tlllag2
Practise, v. faamasani. vae.
Praise, faaneenee, vivii, faalupe. Prior, muamoa, mua'i, lua'i.
Prate, tautala soo. Prison, fale puipui.
Pray, tatalo, faatoga, ole, nioi. Private, 1110; toatasi, na '0.
Prayer, talosaga. Privilege, tofi.
Preach, lauga. Privy, fale ui, rnaliuga.
Precarious, faaletonu. Probable, ai lava, atonu.'
Precede, muamua. Probation, faata'ita'i.
~recapt, poloaiga. Probity, faamaoni.
Phoiour, a o g i tele. Proceed, alu atu..
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Proclaim, tala' i, folafola. Prostitute, fafine talitane.
Prorrastitiate, faatamaia. Prostrate, taatia.
Procure, maua. Protect, faamamalu.
Prodigal, faamaumau. Protest, faatu'iese.
Prodigious, silisili, ese. Protract, faalevaleva.
Produce, v. faaali ; fanau ; fun. Protrude, tutl mai, oso mai.

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Productive, soil, lafulemu. Protuberance, patuyatu, fufula, pe-
Profane, soli, faaleaga.
Proffer, ofo. Proud, faamaualuga.
Proficient, poto. I Prove, faata'ita'i, tofotofo.
Protit, aogii ; me8 ua maua ai. Proverb, mu5 gagana.
Profound, loloto. / Provide, sauni ; /br a journey, ta-
Progeny, fanau. om.
I'ro~norticate, iite, vavalo. Provision, for a journey, oso.
Prol~ihir, ~avao. Provoke, faalili, faaonoono, faaits-
Project, 6. togafiti. ita.
Project, v. faasilisili mai or atu. Proximity, latalata.
Prolific, gmu fanau, fanau tele, lo- ' Proxy, sui.
pu tele ; soil, lafulemu ; trees, fua Prudent, fai faautauta.
tele. Pshaw ! isa !
Prolix, Ievaleva nauZ. Public, faaaliali.
YroIn~~g,faalerale~a l'ublish, tala'i, faailoa.
Prominent faasilisili, tu mai Pucker, numinumi.
Prnn~i~caouc, soooa fefiloi, le faa- Pilerile, faatamuitiiti.
ilapina. Puff, oj' wind, tl'utacu.
Prunrl'ie, folnfala, ta4u. Puff, v. ula.
Pro~nontor;~, tolotolo. Pugnacious, tia tau, faaminn.
Prornote, lesoasoani. Puke, puai ; (to chiefs) tulei.
Prompt, loa (as tali loa, a pronapt Pull, toso ; down, lepeti, aofai; up,
answer. lia'i.
Prompt, v . fadalo, vainiu. Pulp, aano.
Pro~nt~lgatc. ~ale'i,faailoa. Pulpit, tulaga.
Prone, fauno'uno'u ; fa6; masani. Pulse, manavanava o Ic ur.
Pronounce, ta'u. Pulverize, tu'i pala, ti19 ia efu.
Proof, faailoga, mau. Pungeut, feti.
Prop, te'e. I
Punish, aoabi, faasala.
Propagate, faatupu tele. Punishrnert, sala.
Propel, tilei, faaoso. Puny, la itiiti.
I'roper, tatau, tusa. Pup, v. fanau.
Property, mea (as ana mea, his pro- Pupil, soo ; of the eye, io-i-mab.
perty) ; oloa. Puppy, tan~n'i uli, si uli.
Prophesy, o. vavalo. Purchase, faatau.
Propinquity, latalata. Pure, lelei, mamii ; le suir.
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Propitiate, faalelei. Purge, faamamii.

Propitious, lelei ; agalelei, alofa. 1 Purloin, gaoi.
Proportion, v. hatatau. ! Purple, pauli.
Proprietor, 16 ana, 16 onr. Purport, uiga, i'u.
Prosecute, finatinan, tuliloa.
Pronperour, manuia.
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Purpose, rnaoatu.
! Pursue, tuliloa.
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Phrulent, aloua.
Push, tiilei.
Pushing, finau. R ~ B B L Elc, vao tagata, R U U .
Pusillanimous, paiani. Rabid, fe'ai.
Pustule, po'u. Race, aug5 tagata ; tausincoga.
P U S ~ U ~ Opo'upo'ua.
IIS, Radiant, pupula.
Put, tuu ; dourn, faapaii ; of, faa- Haft, fata.
tuai, faatamala ; on (as clothes), Rafter, fatuga.
faa'ofu, (oneself) 'ofu ; out (as Rag, 'ie'ie, le fisi iej saega ie.
u light), tinei, (to expel) tuli ; Rage, lot6a.
to it, fememeai, popole ; up, faa- Ragged, masaesae.
ee, teu ; up with, onosa'i, faapa- Rail, s. laau faalava o le ai.
lepele. Rail, v . upu leaga, faifii.
Raillery, upu faatauemu.
Putrefy, pala, elo.
Puzzle, Lmemeai. Rain, ua, timu ; itr the rnolrtltain8j
miti.
Rainbowi nuanua.
Q Raise, sii, faatu.
Rally, faamau ; faatauemu.
QUADRUPED, vaefa. Ramble, evaeva ; sed.
Quake, tetemC, giitetc. Rancour, faalotoloto.
Qualify, faetatau. Random, soona fai.
Quality, uiga. Range, atu (as atu fale, range of
Quantity, tele. houses).
Quarrel, misa. Rank, tiiuluulu ola.
Quarter, s. lona fa, o le vaega e fa. Rankle, FdapepG.
Quarter, v . to give quarter, faaola, Ransack, vete, sailiili.
faasao. Raosom, togisala, togiola.
Quash, nuti. Rap, ta, fiti.
Queasiness, faagagafu. Rapid, vnve, faataalise; saosaod:
Queen, masiofo, tapu' fafine; Rare, seiiseii.
Quell, faataape. Rascal, puaa elo.
Quench, tinei. Rase, lepeti, fuli i lalo; tinei:
Querulous, tagkale; Rash, s. mageso.
Query, fesili. Rash, adj. osovale.
Quest, saili. Rasp, ili.
Question, fesili. Rat, imoa, iok.
Quick, vave, lise, t a d i e . Ratan, lafoi.
Quicklime, panisina faatoa mu. Rather, sili.
Quiet, filemu. Ratify, faamau.
Quiet, v. u. faanii; Rattle, pa'&
Quill, fulu. Ravage, faataumaoi ; veie;
Quit, tuulafoai ; totogi. Rave, ui6.
Quite, matuii, lava. Ravel, filifili.
Quittance, totogi, faui. Ravish, toso.
Quiver, tete. Raw, mata, ota.
Quotation, upu sii. Raze, lepeti, fuli i lalo, tinei;
Razor, tafi.
Reach, oo, maua atu.
Read, faitdu.
Ready, saunii~,taalise, Ioto.
Real, moni.
Rear, s. muIi'an.
R e a ~ ,v. tausi, firfaga.
Reascm, mafaufau; o Ie mea lea,
that i s the reason.
Be-, this pwticle is rendered by
" toe."
Reassemble, toe potapoto.
Rebel, fouvale.
Rebuke, aoai.
Reeant, faatoese.
Receive, tali
Recent, fou ; time, latalata nlai.
Reciprocal, fe followed by ani, i
er a'i, (us fealofani, reciprocar
tove.
Recite, tatu.
Reckless, soona fai.'
Reckon, faitau.
Recline, faalagolago, taotb-
Recognize, -iloil.
Recallcct, manatu ifo.
Recommend, ta'ulelei, vivii.
Recompense, taui, totogi.
Reconcile, fadelei.
Recover, t m ma1616 ; toe maua.
Recount, tala.
Recreate, faafiafia..
Recriminate, fefaaleaga'i.
Rectify, faatonu, faasa'o.
Red, miimii, ulaula, tototob.
Redeem, togiola.
Redress, faatonui
Reduce, faatoilalo.
Redundant, faasili.
Reed, 11.
Reek, ausa, asu.
Reek, v. pusa.
Reel, v. tautevateva.
Refer, tuu atu.
Reflect, manatunattr ; toe ta'u.
Reflux, maui.
Reform,. toe faafou, toe amata, to
funtai.
Refractory, finauvale, vaogrtta.
Refrain, taofi, onosai.
Refuge, lalitaga, malu.
Irfiise, faahti, le mahi.
lefuse, s. mea ua totoe, rnea ua hC
foai.
legard, matlatu, ava.
legion, itu, nuu.
legret, s. saafiga, saIam6.
legular, tatau, fakoo, e le a u n a
ieg~~late, sauni.
iehea~se,tak.
Zeject, tetee, lafoaL
teign, v . pule.
Zeign, s. nofoaiga.
Zein, taofi.
lejnice, fiatia, 'oli'oIi.
%ejoinder, tali.
telate, ta'u, tala.
ielative, T i t .
telax, faavaivai, faarniimi.
Itelease, t ~ t a l a ,tuu ntu, tau sa'@
loto.
Relent, malulu.
Reliaoce, faahgolago.
Rerive, v. a. fesuia'i, fesoasoad
Relieved, v. n. as of pain, GIG, f e
oloolo.
Religion, l o h (Tongan].
Relinquisll, tuu, tuulafoa?.
ReLh, manogi.
Rely, t'aalagolago.
Remain, nofo; behind, faarnult-
Remainder, mea ua totoe.
Remedy, togafit;.
Remember, manatu $0.
Remind, faarnanatu.
Remiss, faavaivai:
Remission, faarnagalo.
Remnant, toe.
Remorse, salam6.
Remate, malnao.
Remanerate, totogi, tau$:
Rencounter, feto'ai, taua.
Rend, ssei.
Rerldezvous, Ie mea e potopoto a%-
Renounce, faafiti.
Renowned, ta'ua.
Repair, v. a. toe teu;
Repair, v . n . alu.
Repast, taurnafatags..
Repeal, tatala le tulafona, fa&-
 Repeatedly, soo. Rest, a/$, nisi ; ni mca ua totoe.
Repel, tetee. Restore, toe avath ; lo health, tde
Repent, salamo. malGl6.
Repine, tagi, faanoanoa. Restrain, taod.
Replete, matfia tumu, tumu saiaai. Result, i'u.
Reply, tali. Resurrect ion, toe tii.
Report, tala, ganagana. Retain, taofi.
Repose, v. a. faalagolago, Retaliate, taui ma sui.
Repose, v. n. moe, milGl6. Retard, faalavelave.
Reprehend, a'oa'i. Retch, ta~ipuai.
Represent, faaali, faatusa. Retire, sola, alu ese lemu.
Repress, faatoilalo. Retreat, solaaga ; lafitaga:
Reprimand, asoa'i. Retreat, u. tuumull":
Reproach, s. luma, gao. Retrieve, toe maua.
Reprocif, a'osLiga. Retrograde, tuumuli.
Reptile, mea totolo. Return, r. n. ,toe fo'i.
Repudiate, alei, tuli, lafoai. Return, a. a. toe avatu:
Repugnance, 'ino'ino, muad. Reveal, faaali.
Repulse, tetee. Revenge, taui ma sui.
Reputable, ta'uleleia. Revere, ava.
Reputed, ta'ua. Reverse, faafao.
Request, manao. Review,, toe manattf ifo.
Require, fai atu. Revile, faifii; upu leaga; ,
1 Requisite, tatau, au. Revive, toe pnpula, toe ola:
I Requite, taui. Revolt, sola.
I Rescue, laveai, faaofa. Revolve, mafaufau.
Research, s. su'esu'ega. Reward, taui.
Resemble, tusa, foliga faataei. Rheumatism;- gugu:
Resent, halotoloto. Rheumatic, gugua.
Resentment, ita ; (to chiefs) toask. Rib, ivi 'aso'aso.
Reserve, taofi, tau. Rich, madoa, mau mea, tarhoaig&
Reside, nofo, rnau. Rid, te'a.
Residence, fale, mea e mau ai. Ride, tietie.
Residue, toe mea. Ridicuk, tauemu-i
Resign, tuu atu: Rifle, vete.
Realgnation, usiusita'i. Right, tatau, tonu; tusa. -
Resin, pulu. Rigid, maaa.
Resist, tetee. Rigour, faamaalili.
h l v e , tuu i le loto. Rim, tafatafa.
Resort, potopotoga: Rind, pa'u.
Remund, taalili. Ring, s. nllimli, .
R m r c e , togafiti. Ring, v. tagitagi.
Respect, avz. Ringworm, lafa.
: Respire, miinava. Rinse, ta, fufulu.
Rip, sae.
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Respite, mapu.
Raplendent, pupuh: Ripe, otii.
Respond, t.ali. Ripen, v. a. faaota..
Rest, v. m51616, mapu, moe, filemu; Rise, tula'i, alu'a'e.
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Rive, isi. ( RIIS~,'ele.
River, vaitat'e. Rustle, gaG.
Road, nla. Ruthless, le alofa, 8auai
Roam, tafao.
Roar, tagi.
Roast, tunu.
hob, fao.
Robust, malosi. SABI.E, uli.
Rock, papa. Sabre, pelu.
Rock, v. 1Clii. Sack, taga.
Roe, fua, ami. Sack, v. vete,
Roll, taavalevale, Sacred, sa, tapu, paia.
Roof, fale. Sad, faanoanoa.
Room, afeafe ; space, vateatea. Saddle, nofoa 0 le solofitnua.
Roost, moe. Safe, sao.
Root, pogai ;j b r e s of, 'a'a. Sage, adj. poto.
Root yp, lia'i. Sad, la.
Rope, maea. , about, felauiau; to set,
S a ~ l v.
Rose, aute. lib.
Rot, pala. Sake, ona (as ona o ia, for his #a
Ilave, tafatafao, Salary, totogi, faaoloaga.
Jtough, taIataIa ; ground, gaosi ; Sale, hatau.
wrather mataql ; sea, sou. Saline, miii.
Round, lapotopoto. Saliva, anu, feanuga. *
Round, adv. soo. hal~vated sasao.
Rouse, fafagu ; faaoso. Sallow, samasama.
Routed, la tbia, taaape. Sally, oso mai.
Row, s. atu. Salt, masima (introduced).
Row, v. alo. 5.1lvation, olataga.
Rub, 010 ; as trees, femili. Salute, ofo, fcnsogi.
Rubbish, otaota. Satne, lea lava.
Rndder, foeuli. Sant't~fy,fanpaia (introdwed),
Il n t h , Faalevao, faalemigao. Sand, oneone.
J t IIP, snlamb. Sandstone, pugaone.
H sftian, f,~asanG. Sap, uso.
Ruffle, faanuntlmi : faatupuloto. Sapiellt, poto.
Rugged, talatala, ponapona. Sarcasm, upu faatauemll.
Ruin, v. lepeti. Satchel, tag5 tusi.
Rule, pule. Satiate, ma'ona ; pasi (of 'qer t

Rumble, gogolo. ears).

Rumour, tala. Sat nfl, faalaulelei, halotomalie.
Rump, tulai'u. Saturdap, auo tdona'i.
Rumple, faanuminumi. Savage, fe'cti.
Run, momube, (pl.) femo'ei, taufe- Sauce, ibis
over, oso I tua;
tuli ; otrrrr!,, SOIR; Sauce, a. 'ina'i.
~ f t ~ , ; oat, mgmii; us a Save, faaola, f a a w .
river, tafe ; wild, iiivao. Saviour, fa?ola.
Runt, avilu. , Saunter, tafatafaonle, Ulchi 1
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Itusll, oso. tiiuga.
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Savour, manogi. I Scrub, olo.
Saw, '11i. ( Scruple, masalo.
Sawdust, ‘iligalaau. Scrutinize, 'IIo'IIo, su'esu'e; faama-
Say, fai ; (to chiefs) fetalai. sino.
Scab, faapa'upa'u. Scuffle, misa,
Scaffold, fatimanu. Sculk, lafi.
Scald, mu ; manunu i le vai vevela. Scull, ulupoo.
Scale, una. Sculpture, togitogi.
Scale, rr. a'e ; jish, unafi. Scurril, upu leaga, fiifii.
Scalp, le pa'u o le ulu. Sea, tai, ~ a m i vasa.
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Scamper, sola tele vave. Seacoast, rocky, tai pupii ; sandy,
Scandal, v. faatausuai. faga oneone.
Scant, lauitiiti, faatauvaa. Seasick, puai.
Scar, iliganoa. Seaside, matiifaga.
Scarce, itiiti. Seawater, suasami.
Scarcely, toe ina le mafai. Seal, f , ~ a n ~ a u .
Scarcity, oge. Seam, SO'O.
Scare, faamata'u, Search, su'esu'e, saili.
Scarlet, nliimii. Season, tau.
Scatter, salalau, taape. Seasoning, 'i'i.
Scent, mnnogi, namu. Seat, notoa.
Scent, v . s6giGgi. Seaward, gatai.
Scheme, togafiti. Secede, teva, vavae atn.
Scl~olar,soo. Second, le lua, lona lua.
School, a'oga. Secret, na, lilo.
Schoolmaster, a'oa'o. Sect, itu aiga.
Scissor, seleulu. . Secular, mea faaletino,
Scoff, tauemu. Secure, saogalemn.
Scold, 'ote. Secure, v. faamau.
Scoop, sali. Sedate, filemu, faatoeaina:
Scope, uiga. Sediment, lnea to'a, ' a h .
Scorch, mu. Seduce, ta'ita'iese, faasese.,
, Scorn, 'ino'ino, ta'ufaatauvaa. Sedulous, finafinau, ga6.
Scour, 010. See, vaai, iloa.
I Scourge, sasa. See ! int. faauta !
Scout, asiasi ala. Seed, fatu, fua ; fanau.
Scowl, matanono, popogi. Seek, saili.
Scramble, taufao. Seem, peiseai ; ataga ; faataga.
Scranch, paagugu. Seemly, ono, matagotie, napagofie.
Scrap, mom01 mea, fisi mea. Seine, upega.
Scrape, valuvalu. Seira, 'u'u, puce.
&rat&, fe1a6u, (pass.) osia; valu. Seldom, seasea.
Scream, 'i'i. Select, filifili.
Screen, paipui. Self, lava (as o a'u lava, myself ).
Bcreen, u. faamamalu. Sell, tau, faatau.
Saew,s. fao fana. Semblance, tusa, tino.
Scribble, v. soona tusi. Senate, taupulega.
fkriptures, tusi paia. Senator, faipule.
hohh, pato. Scnd, au, feau; for, aami.
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Senior, nupito niatua ; toeaina. Sllcd, a. n. maligi, masaa;
Sensitive plant, laau fefe. Sheep, mamoe.
Sensual, faaletino.
S e ~ t t m e n t ,manatu.
Sentinpl, leoleo.
i Sheet, ie afuloto.
Sl~elf,fata : a t sea, a'au, to'*
Shell, atigi ; pule.
Separate, tuu eseese, vavae, alu ese. Shellfish, figota.
Sepulchre, tuugaman, lo& I Sli~lter, malu, lipoi, lafitagri.

Seq~tel,i'u. / Shelter, v . a. iaamamalu.

Serene, filemu. Shelter, v. n. lalafi.
Sermon, lauga. Shelving, tafato.
Serpent, gala. Sllerd, ta'egiiipu.
Servant, auauna, tautha, sogd. ShieId, v . faamamlu.
Serviceable, aog5. Shield, s. talit5.
Set, v . a. t u u ; toto: aside, lafoai; , Shift, sui:
up, faatu. Shift, s. togafiti.
Set, v. n . alu ifo, got@. Shin, tuasivi vae.
Settle, v . a. sauni lelei, totofi. Shine, v. pupula.
Settle, v. n. to'a i lalo; mau. Ship, fiilau, vas papalagi;
Seven, fitu. Shipwreck, vaa tudia.
Seventeen, e sefulu ma le fitu. Shirt, ofutino.
Seventy, e fitu gafulu. Shiver, v . n. tetemii.
Sever, vavae, tuu eseese. Shiver, v . n. nutiniuii.
Several, e tele, eseese. Shoal, mea papa'u.
Severe, s a h i Shoe, seevae.
eew, su'i, tu?. Shoot, fana.
Shade, paolo. Shoot, v. n. totog&.
Shade, v. faamalu, faapado. Shore, matafaga, faga o n e o ~ :
Shadow, att3. Short, saasaa, puuguu.
Shaggy-mat, ie sina: Shortly, e le .pine.
Shake, lulu, luelue. Shortwinded, sela.
Shake, v . n. gatete, tete. Shot, p u h fdn&
Shallow, papa'u. Shove, tklei.
Shallow, s. fbta. Shovel, v. asu.
Sham, 04.faatagii, pepelo. Shovel, s. suo.
Shame; ma, misiasi. Shoulder, ta'ulau or tautad.
Shameful, mataga. Shoulder-blade, ivi aa.
Shape, ti&. Shout, ui6.
Shard, ta'egaipa. Show, a. faaaIi.
Share, a. tufatufa. Show, s. faalialia.
Share, s. tufaaga. Shower, ua 'ale.
Sharer, o I6 puIe, o li4 faitsoa mea. Shred, fssi [te].
Shark, milie, tgnifa. Shriek, i'i.
Sharp, ma'ai. Shrill, i'i.
Sl~arpen,hanlata. Shrink, meme1i ; from contact, I&
Shatter, nutininii. Shrivel, manuminumi.
Shave, tafi. Shudder, tetemii.
She, ia. Shuffle, amio peplo, fe'alo'aloFoai.'
Sheath, faamoega. Shun, igoigo, 'a10 ese.
Shed. v . u , sasa'a. 1 Shut, pupuni, puipui.'
 SHU SME
:r, pola. Skiuuy, pa'u nlu ivi, iviivia.
ma, segisegi. Skip, musa.
nla4i; pua'i. 3kipper, aliivaq.
itu ; of a river, &., auvai. Skirmish, taus
u. 'au. , Skirt, pito ofu.
vagaia. Sk ittiell, s~gisegi,faaulavale.
mipuitiga,. miipuda. Skreen, faapaolo, faamalu,
, vaai ; maimoa. Skulk, lafi.
y nmtapfie. Skull, atigi ulu, ulupoo.
faailoga, sasi. Sky, lagi.
I, s. faailoga. Sky color, lanu nioana.
I, udj. sili. Slabber, tafecle-&ua.
y, fuailoa. sl.ick, sa'unn
.e, lG tautala, IE gagana. Slacken, faamatagataga.
:e ! int., faalologo
, ! aua le toia Slander, tuuaifua, fatufua upq.
ra ! Slant, faalifa, faatafatafa.
faavalevalea. Slap, po.
ir, pei, tusa, foliga. Slate, maa tusi.
?, fiatusa. Slave, pploga, soga.
e, valea. Slaughter, fa@oti.
bgasala. Slay, fasi, fasioti.
, talu. Slcrp, nloe ; (of chief*) to%, tpL+
re, faamaolli. Slet~rlcr,laitiiti.
', ua. Slirle, se'e.
pesc. Slight, vaivai : laitiiti.
, mu ; a pig, tolo. Slight, v. 16 .ava.
r, usu pese. Slim, laitiiti.
e, tasi, tiutasi, toatasi ; un- Slime, palapala ; pulu.
rried, taataanoa, fetn. nofofua. Sling, s. mnatii.
v, ta Itas]. Sling, v. sasau.
Jar, ese, uiga eSe, tasi. Slink, alu ese lemu, sola lilo.
goto. Slip, se6e.
r, tagata agasal,~, Slipknot, niatiisele, noaunu.
miti, mitimiti. Slippery, mase'ese'e.
11ii. Slit, masae.
., of u brother, tuafafine; of a Slobber, tafe le faua.
'er, uso. Slope, x. ttafa.
iolb ; bitds, mae. Slope, v. faalifa, faatafatafa.
of a house, &c., tulqfale. Slappy, palapalii.
ono. Sloth, paie.
en, c sefulu (pa le Ono.. Sloven, faainaelo.
, le ono, ono a'i. Slough, titufusiga.
, e oug gali~lu. Slow gesegese ttlecn~ulu.
latelc. Sluggard, tagata pai5.
*, s. hi. Slumber, moe ; (of chiefs) to%.,
11, poto. Slut, fafine faainaelo.
s. pa'u, iliola. Small, laitiiti.
v. fofo'e. Smart, v. maini, tip,.
Iii~t,liniavale. S~neaj,...
a. nilti.
. .
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Smell, sogisogi.
Smile, 'ata; (of chiefs) soisoi.
Smite, fasi.
Smitten, toia.
Smoke, asu.
Smoke, v. n. ifi.
Smoke, v. u. faaasua.
Smooth, lamolemole.
Smother, a mole, le mamanava.
S~uutty umuumua, tenu uli.
Snail, aisi vao.
Snake, gata.
Snap, gau lua.
Snare, sele, mailei.
S I I ; ~gu.
~!,
h a t c h . ~egi.
Sneer tnuemri.
Sneeze, v . mafatua.
Sniff, v. isu miti.
Snip, sele motu.
Snivel, u. mona.
Snore, tagalu.
Snot, isu alu.
Snout, isu.
Snuff, s. matapa'u.
Snuff, v. sogisogi.
So, pei, faapei.
Soak, faavai.
Soap, moli.
Soar, lele i luge.
Sob, masfisti.
Sober, faatoeaina.
Sociable, nofogotie.
Soft, miiliilti.
Soil, eleele.
Sojourn, iiumau.
Solace, faamatalaloto.
Sole, s. alofi vae.
Sole, udj. toatasi, tasi, na 0.
Solicit, 'ai'oi.
Solicitude, popole.
Solitary, ausage, toatasl.
Solve, faamatala.
Some, nisi.
Somebody, se tasi.
Something, se mea.
Sometimes, se aso ma se aso ; seg- Sl)itit, agsga.
sei.
&I), atitlii ; (qf a clticf) alo.
SPI
Son-in-law, tane a le abfine ; of a-
rcomaw, taue a lana tima.
Song, pese, vii.
Sonomus, taalili.
Soo'n, vave, E pine.
Sooth, faalaulelei, faamolemole.
Sooth~av,vavalo.
Sooty, tialia.
Sore, s. papala.
Sore, v. le atapaia, tiga.
Sorrow, faanoanoa, tiga.
Sovereign, tupu.
Soul, agoga.
Sound, s. logo, pa6, taalili, leo.
Sound, a$. 1s ma'i.
Sour, 'o'ona.
Source, le mea e tupu aci, puoq,
ala.
South, le itu i toga.
So% pua'a fafine, aumatua.
Spacious, vateatea, tele, lautele..,
Spade, su6.
Span, aga.
Spare, faasao.
Spark, aloiafi.
Spatter, pisipisi.
Spawn, fua o ica,
Speak, gaguna, tautala; '(to ch&fi)
fetalai.
Spear, tao.
ta'utino, faaalitino.
ZF~E~L', ilaila.
Spectacle, mat~r'aga.
Spectator, maimoaga.
Spectre, aitu.
Sppech, gagana, tautalaga, fetalal-
gas
Speed, faataalise, tele vave.
Spell, faatatau.
Spend, faauma, maumau.
. Spew, pua'i ; ( t o chiefs) tulei.
Spider, apogiileveleve.
Spill, v. u. sasaa, liligi.
Spill, v. n. masaa, maligi.
Sl>ine ivitc.
S p i t i ~ u ~talatala.
,
1 i,,iritual, knlcagtga,
Spit, feanu,
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Spite, faalili. Start, te'i, maofa.
Spittle, anuga, Gus. Stawe, faaotilaina, faasalofia ; one.
Splash, pisi. self, faapa'upacu.
splendid, matagofie silisili. Stave, t~l'ia(pass.)
Splinter, v. autininii. Stay, nofo ; faamuli ; tali mai.
splinter, s. malamala laau. Steady, mau, li5 gaoioi.
split, v. a. isi. Steal, gaoi.
Split, v. n. maisi, ta'e. Steam, ausa.
h13011, s. rete. Rtedfast, mausali.
hp011,a. fnnlragn. Steep, adj. t!~.
sponw, ornonll. Steep, s. tofi.
~pont,~nmus, fua. Steer, v. foemnli, uli.
Sport, fdsulnula, taalo. Steersman, tautai.
spot, ila. Stench, elo.
sprain, mkui. Step, laasaga.
Steril, pa ; of land, IafulafuZ.
Spray, afusigalu.
spread, fofola. sosolo.
Spring, alu age, puna, tupu ace.
, Stern, a*. coupttenance, matapai.
1 Stern, s. taumuli.
springtide, tai susu'e. Stick, s. laau ; tootoo.
sprinkle, luluu, sausau. Stick, v. tutu'i ; pipii.
sprout, s. moemoe. tickle, fi nauvale.
Spurn, 'ino'ino. Sticky, apulupulu.
Spy, vaavaai, tilotilo ; lamalama. Stiff, ma'a'a.
Spyglass, faaata. Stifle, v . n. mole.
Squabble, misa. Still, adj. l i gagana ; malC1; 1; g+
Sql~alid,eleelea, oioi.
Squall, ui6 ; ta'uta'u. Stillborn, fanau ua oti.
Squeqk, 'i5. Stimulate, faaoso.
Squeeze, oomi. st in^ uoqo.
squint, matasipa. Stingy, limavale.
qu~rt,fana vai. Stink, elo.
Vah. tutu'^. Stipulation, feagaiga,
' <t il)le, n~auaali. Stir, seuseu.
Staff, tootoo. Stomacl~,tnga 'ni, puta.
Stagger, tautevateva, Stone, maa, f ' i i t ~ ~ .
stagnant, lepa. Stone, a. fetogi.
Gtaln, nini, fai lanu. Stony, gao5, gaosii, fatufatua,
Stair, ala faaapefa'i. Stool, nofoa.
Stale, adj. mafua. Stoop, faano'unocu, punou,
Stallion, solofanua po'q. Stop, v. a . taofi, pupuni.
Stammer, nanu. Stop, v . n. tu.
Stanched, a. utu. Storm, afa.
stanch, adj. tumau. Story, tala.
stanchion, totai. Stout, malosi.
Stand, tu, tula'i. Straddle, magai.
standard, tagiivai. Straight, sil'o.
star, fetu. Strait, apiapi.
Starbard, matau. Strand, matafaga.
h e , palato'q. I Strpnct, v. pa1u1ta,
 Strange, ese. h c h , faapea.
. Stranger, tagata ese. Suck, mid; susu.
Strangle, titiua. jucker, tatupu.
Stratage111, togafiti. Suckle, faasusu.
Stray, sE. Sudden, faafuase'i.
Streak, pulepule, tusitusi Sue, faatoga.
Stream, vaitafe. Suet, ga'o.
Strength, nlalosi. Suffer, onosai ; tuu at*
Stretch, fal6. Suffice, lava.
Strew, fabtaape, faasalahu. Suffocated, v. n. mole.
Strife, misa, finauga. Sugarcane, tolo.
Strike, v. a. ta. suggest, ta'u ; faamanatu,
Strike, v. n. to'a. Suicide, toa'i.
String, manoa. Suit, tatau, tusa.
Strip, faatelefua. Sulky, mata non6, faaiiq.
Stripling, tama 1; ta. Sultry, vevela.
Strive, finau, taumafaj Sumn~it,tumutumu.
Stroke, s. ti. summon, tala'i, valaau.
Strong, malosi. sun, la.
Struggle, s. finauga. Sunday, aso si.
Strumpet, fafine tali tane, taalaa i Sunder, vaelua, tuu ese-
le ala. 31indries, mea eseese.
Strut eavali faalialia. 3unny, la.
Stubhorn 6nauvale. Superabound, taumafa.
Sti~bby sanma, putaputa. Superfluity, silisili.
Study, a'oa'o. Superior, sili.
Stumble, tausuai. Supine, faataliaga : faatitipa,
Stump, tagutu. Supper, tilisua.
Stunted, avilu. Supple, vavai.
Stupid, valea. Supplicate, 'ai'oi.
Sturdy, maca'a. Supply, v. a. sui, avane.
Stutter, nanu. Support, lagolago, te'e.
Subdue, faatoilato. Suppose, masalo.
Subject, faatoilalo, faausiusitai. Suppress, faatoilalo ; na ; lolomi,
S u l ~ ~ n e r g chagoto.
, Suppurate, aloua. .
Submission, ~ ~ ~ u s i t a ' i . Supreme, silisili.
Subscqueat, mulimuli. Sure, mau, faamaoni.
Sul~servc,fesoalonni. Surmise, masalo.
Subside, to'a. Surpass, muamua, sili.
Substitute, sui. Surplus, mea ua totoe.
Subterfuge, le mea e 'a10 ai. Surprize, fememea'i, ofo, t e L i
5 ~ r t ) l l c toptiti p n t ~ pepelo.
, Surrender, tuu atu, ifo.
Subtract, itveese. Surround, si'osi'o, vrgavagai.
Subvert, fuli i lalo, Suspect, masalo.
Succeed, mulimuli ; sui ; manuia. Suspense, fitaletonu.
S~~ccess, manuia. Swallow, folo.
~ u c c e s s i ~ eSwaua'i:
, Swamp, fusi.
Succaur. ftsoasoar I. Swap, fesuia'i,
Succumb, i~biusit*'i, toilsrlo. Sway, pule:
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Swear, tauto. rempest, afi.

Sweat, afu. remple, m5lumillu.
Sweep, tafitafi. remporal, faaleolanei.
Sweet, suamalie. rempt, tofotofo.
Swell, fufula, fefete. Ten, sefulu ; men, tmsefulu. (see
Swerve, sea& GRAMMAR).
Swift, tele vave, saosaoa. I'enacious, taofi mau; pipii.
Swim, aau ; opeope. rend, leoleo, anaana, fawaga.
Swine, puaa. Tender, adj. IE atapaia.
Swing, v. taopeope ; taupe. Tcndon, ua.
Swing, s. taltpega. Tenth, le sefulu.
Swoon, rnatapogia. rerrnination, le mea e gata mai ai.
Swop, feauta'i. rerrible, matalutia.
Sword, pelu. rerriljr, faamata'u.
Symptom, faailoga. rerror, fefe, mata'u.
restify, molimau.
rext, mattia o le upu.
Thanks, faafetai, faamant.
I'hat, lela, lena.
TABLE, lalo'ai, laulau. rhatch, lau.
Taciturnity, faalologo, le gagana. The, le.
Tack, sua. Their, 16 or la latou ; (tlual) 10 or
Tail, i'u. la lam.
Take, ave ; take hold of, ttago. Them, ia t e i latou, or l i u a (dual).
Tale, tala. Then, ona . . . ai lea (as ona eau a i
Talk, tautala. lea).
Talkative, tautala soo. There, iila, iina.
Tall, umi, maualuga. Therefore, o le nlea lea.
Tame, lata. These, nei.
Tangle, tilifili. Thev, o i latou ; (dual) 0 i l h a -
T a p , tat2 malie. ~ h i G k , mafiafia.
Tardy, tcle gese, tele mulu. rhief,. gioi.
Taro, tillo. Thigh, ogavae.
Tarry, faatali ; a t home, faiimuli; rhimble, atigi lima.
faatamala. n i n , manifinifi ; laitiiti, tinovale ;
T a r t , oona. animals, paece.
Taste, tofo. Thing, mea.
Taunt, fitaleaga, faahma. Think, manatunatu.
Teach, a'oa'o. Thirst, fiainu, galala.
Tear, s. loimata. Thirteen, sefulu ma le tolu.
Tear, U.a. saei ; (puss.) masae. Thirty, e tolu gafulu.
Teaze, faaIili. This, lenei.
Teat, mat is us^^. Thorn, laau talatala or tuitui.
Tedious, faatvlegese. Thorough, matug.
Teem, gaau fanau ; fdnau palasi. Those, o i latou ia.
Telescope, faaata. Tholl, oe.
Tell, ta'u. Though, e ui lava.
Temerity, soona hi. Thought, manktu.

I
Te~npcrilncc, fi\at;ctan ((1s 'ai faatn. Thousallcl, afe.
tall).
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Thraldom, nofo pologa. Tolerate, onosabi.
Thrash, taisi, sasa. Tongs, iofi.
Thread, manoa, fih. . Tongue, laulaufaiva, alelo; (chiefI
Threat, faamata'u. fofoga.
Three, tolu, f i i t . Tools, faatufugaga.
Threefold, atufia, atutolu. Tooth, nifo ; grinders, gao.
Threshold, faitotoa. Top, tumutumu.
Thrive, tupuolaola. Torch, sulu.
Throat, ponaua ; (chief's) polls fo- Torment, faalili, faatiga, saunoa.
foga. Torrent, alia.
Throb, sapotuvnle ; heud, gaoi. Torrid, mu i le In.
Throng, le vao tagata. Tortoise, volu.
Throttle, s. faa'i. Torture, faasaunoa, fttatiga.
Throttle, v. titina. Toss, lafo, togi.
Througlro~~t, uma lava. Total, atoa.
Throw, lafo, togi. Totter, tautevateva.
Thrush, eaea. Touch, papa'i, pabi.
Thrust, tiilei. Touchy, itagotie.
Thumb, lima matua. Tough, fefeu, fefena.
Thump, tubi. Tow, toso.
Thunder, faititili. Toward, mai.
Thunderstrike, to'ia i le faititili. Town, aai.
Thus, faapea. Toy, v. faaulaula.
Thwart, faalavelave. Trace, faailoga, tulaga.
Tickle, eneene. Tractable, vaogofie.
Tidings, tala. Trade, s. faiva.
Tidy, teuteu lelei. Trade, v. faatau.
Tie, nonoa, faamau, faapona. Tradewind, toelau.'

Tight, fusi mau. Tradition, upu tun.

Ti\& seia. Trail, v. to make, asa.
Timid, poipoi, fefe. Train, la'ei.
Tin, sheet, %pa. Traitor, le faalata.
Tingle, mainiini. Trample, v. soh.
Tinkle, tagitagi. Tranquil, filcmu.
Tiny, laitiiti. Transact, fai, sauni.
Tip, tumutumu. Transcend, faasilisili.
Tipsy, oui. Transfer, tuu atu.
Tire, musu, pasi ; vaivai, le lava, Transfix, sosoba ia ati.
lailoa. Transform, liliu.
Tiresome, faasoesi. Transgress, solitulafono, seG.
Title, ao. Transient, vave mavae.
Titter, nene'a. Translate, faamatala
To, i (to nouns) ; iii (to persons' Transmit, avatu.
names). Transparent, manino.
To, (before the injnitive) e. Transplant, sua ma toe tot&
Toe, tamatamaivae. Trap, mailei ; rat's, vaii imoa.
Together, fiiatasi. Trash, mea faatauvaa, otaota, d
Toil, v . fai galuega mamafa. vale.
Token, sisi. faailoga. Travel, alu malaba.
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~ l l e r ,malo.
cherous, faalata, pepelo.
d, soli, tu ai le vae.
. Twice, atu lua.
Twig, la.
Twilight, segisrgi.
son, faalata. Twins, masaga.
sure, oloa ua teu. Twine, taataai.
ty, mavaega. Twinkle, emo.
I luau. Twirl, lialia'i.
~hle,tete. Twist, milo.
en do us, 1natu.i mata'utia. Twitch, segi.
IU'OIIS, tetetete. Two, lua.
ch, s. utu. Twofold, sautual~ra.
idation, gatete. Tyranny, faasauk
lass, solitulafo~~o, sopotapulaa.
, tofotofoga ; fi~ami~sinoga.
~ l a t ~ o natuatuvale,
, puapuag;.
:, togafiti pepelo.
ile, sisina. UGLY, matapuaa, 'auvale, 'aupiu.
?, s. mea faatauvaa. Ulcer, papala.
;el., amoti. Ulnbrella, faamalu, Me.
, teu. Unable, le mafai, le lava.
ti~usuai. Unattended, toatasi.
e, sautuatolu. Unawares, faafuasei.
nph, mitamita. Unbecoming, le ono.
p, 'au. Unbend, faasa'o.
ble, atuatuvale. Unbind, tatala.
blesome, faasoesa. Unbounded, e leai se mca e gata
gh, vai. tnai ai.
sers, ofuvae. Uncertain, faaletonu. '

moni, faan~aoni. Uncivil, le tote.

Ipet, pu, foafoa. Uncle, paterrial, le uso o le tams;
dle, faatanvalevale. nruternal, le tuagane o le tin;.
:, faalagolago. Unclean, leaga.
faataitai, tolbtofo, taumafai. Unclothe, tatala ofu, faatelefua.
of hrcir, sope. Uncommon, seisei iloa.
toso. Unconstant, faaletumau.
blr, pa6&. Uncover, toese le ufi, suou'e.
d , fufilln. Uncourteous, le tote.
ult, pisapisaii, mist ; nunuvale. Ullction, faauu.
, t'ati. Unrtuous, lila.
id, nenefu. U~lculpable,16 sala.
ey? pipi Uncumbered, e leai se faalavelave.
lerlc, lega. Uncurse, piipii, faamagalo le fetuu.
oil, atuatuvale, popole. Undamaged, 16 afaina.
, liliu. Undecided, faaletonu.
e, laumei. Under, i lalo, i lalo ifo.
! isa ! Undergo, onosa'i.
, nifo. Undermost, aupito i lalo.
ve, sefulu ma lc lua. Understand, lagena, iloa.
~ t y ,e Ir:a I'ulu. Undertake, tago, oii.
*
IJndo, tatala. Utlravel, talatila.
LTr~dresa,t:ttaln ofu. H~tripe,nic~to,16 matua.
iJnernp!opwl, nofo paganoa. Uurol, tatala.
Unevcn, I6 ~ n t : ~ s1i8, tu sa'o. Ur~ruly,vaognti.
Unexpected, faafuask'i. Unsatisfied, lE mhlk, 15 ma6rta.
Unexpert, vasivasi. Unsiglltly, matag5.
Unfasten, ~atala. ~ ~ ~ s k i l f16u imasani,
, vasitasi*
Unfatl~omed,I; ft~atia. Ut~successful, malaia.
Unfledged, E fuluf'ulud. ~nsuiiable,16 tclsa.
Unfold, faamatalii. U~~thankful, I6 faafetai, agavale,
U~~forti~nate, malaia. Untie, tatala.
Unfrequent, seisri. U ~ ~ t ise'ia.
l,
Uni'rtmcl~ented.lG uia. Ul~trc~e, pepern.
Uncovernrtl, I6 taupnlea. Unusaal, segsel.
Ut~lrnndsnrnr, 'anvnle. Utlwholesome, feaga, c tuptl ai mall
Unhandy, 16 niasa~~i. U~~willing, le aiafai.
Unhappy, malaia. Unwonted, seisri.
Unhonored, 16 tnualoa. Up, i luga, aLe(a particle).
Unl~ospitahle,16 tote. Up ! i ~ i t e r j .tulaLi.
Unllirrt, it. afqinil. Upbraid, faasHLi.
Uniform, gatusa. Uphold, taofi, fesoasoani.
Uni.~jured, I6 afaina. Upon, i luga.
Unintentional, mao. Uppermost, aupito i laga.
IJuintermitted, fai sod. Uppish, faasiasia, faamatialuga.
Union, faasoo, faatasiga. Upright, tu sa'o.
Unite, faatasi. Uproar, l!isa6.
Universal. a6a6. Uproot, I~a'i.
unjust, 16 tusa, 16 tatatl. Upside down, fa6.
I!nkind, agavale, 16 alofa. Upward, fassaga i luga.
Unkaoin, I6 iloa. Urge, fidaoso.
Unlawful, si. U r i ~ ~ emiaga.
,
Unless, vagani, eei iloga; (past) US, ia i tatou, t h a , matota, mhaa
ana le se anoa. Use, aogii, n~asani.
Unlike, 1.5 tusa, eseese. Use, v. faamasa~ri.
Unlikrly, e ilogii. Useful, aogii.
Unlock, talala. Usaal, masani, fai MH).
Unloose, tatalli. Usurp, fao fua.
Unlucky, malaia. Uterus, mauiva.
U~~mannered, fnalevao.
Unnlnrried, nrnlt, taataanoa ; tco-
mcr)t nofrrrtrn.
tTllmeasi~ral~l~, 1; fuatia.
Unmercif~ll,saak. VACANT, tuufua.
1Jnrnov~allle.mausali. Vngabond Cioset-aae\~aln;~i~~a.
Ilnnridlhoorlv, t~raoivale. I'ai11, fe aogG.
Unob.rr\-cd. I;? n~anatua,le iloa. Vainqlorioc~s,fualialiat-ab.
Unpaid, lE tauia. Vale, vallu.
U~lpardoned,I6 a~agalo. Valediction, fda~navaega.
Un~wofitable,I5 aogo. \'iiliaat, toi.
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Valley, ranu. Vindicate, faatonti, f a q s ~ ' ~ .

Valuable, aogii, tiua. Vindictive, faaloto!oto.
Van, mua 'au. Violate, soli.
Vanish, rnou. Violent, faavalemalosi.
l'auqi~ish, fdatoila!~. Vil)e19,gata.
Vapour, ausa. Virgin, ta~lpolr.
Variable, E tumau, feliuliua'i. Ti-it asi,~si.
Variance, maseiga. Visrr~,fatint! 'ote.
I'aricty escwe. Vocation, t'aiva.
\'fist nlatl~atcdc. Voice, leo ; (chief's) sinfofoga.
Vaunt, mitamitit vale, Void, I6 iiina, tuclfua, gaogav.
Veer, liliu. Volcano. ltlauga ml.
Vegetable, laaa ; (111.) mea e 'ai ; Volume, lautusi.
taro, &c. Volulltarily, Sai fua i le loto.
Veil, v . ufiufi. Vomit, v. pua'i : (chiefs) tulei,
Ypin, 11i8. Voracious, lotulotu'ai.
Velocity, IPICvave, saosaoa. Voyage, fola~ga.
Ventl, tkatarc
\$nernte avn.
Venesrction. t u r t le lima.
t'engrance, tau ma sui.
Venom, mea o'ona. WADE,asa.
Venomolls, 11ogo. Wag, the head, lialia'i.
Verbal, upu I le gutu. Wages, totogi.
Verify, faamaoni. Wail, au6, tu@;iauS,tagitn'i.
Verse, fuai tau (in poetry). Waist, sulugatiti.
Versed, masani. Waistcoat, taofu.
Vertex, tnntutumu. Wait, tali, faatali.
Vertigo, niniva. Wake, ala; ( c h i e f s ) malei fua ;
Very, n~atua. matgala.
Vesicate, manunu. Wake, v. a. fafagu.
Vesicle, po'u. Walk, savali.
Vessel, b u ;' vaa papelagi. IVnl king-stnff, tootoo,
\Te3tiK~, t uhgivae ; faailoga. IVall. pa, nllpa.
vex, i:taltll. \Vallorv, taati li.
Vexatious, S O ~ S ~ . Wander, seG.
Vial, fagu laitiiti. Wane, gase.
I'llxatc, tetetcte. Want, mativa, monao.
Vice, ulavalr. pnmta. Wanton, ulavale, faalnataitu.
l'lctor, 16 uit niiilo. War, taua.
Victory, ntanumalo. War, v. tau le taua.
Victuals, mea e 'ai. Warm, mafanafana.
Vie, losilrjsi. Warm, v . faafnna.
View, a. vaavaai. Warn, a r p o a ' i .
Vigilant, mataala -'Wrirp,
Vigorous, malosk. I I V . 6. 0.
Vile, leaga.
V i l i , faaleaga.
Village, faoa aai
Wasp, lagornumu. Whale, tafoli.
Waste, v . a. faarnaumau. What, o l e i i ? s e a ?
Waste, v . n. faatinovale. Wheedle, faaoleole.
Watch, v . a. leoleo, lamalama, vaa- Whelp, tamaLiuli.
vaai. When, pe a (fut.) ; intenog. ana-
Watch, v. n. mataala, leoleo. fea? (past) ; afea ? (fut.)
Water, vai, siiivai; (to chiefs) tau- Wheuce, maifea? naifea? ifea?
fa. * Where, o i fea? o fea ?
Waterfall, afu. Wherefore, o le mea lea.
Watery, suivaia, viivsi. Wherret, nati, faasoesii.
Wattle, faati'a. Whet, faamata, faamaai.
Wave, penu ; breaker, galu. Whether, pe, po.
Wave, v. the hand, &c. tapa. Whetstone, faamata.
Wax, pulu. Which, o 16 ; o le fea ?
Way, ala. While, 1 ii 6 ; manii (only in szpter-
Waylay, lamalama. Whilst
. ~ j sions denoting fortunatu-
We, o i matou or tatou ; (duul) ly, 6-c-
miua or tiua. Whip, s6sa.
Weak, vaivai. Whirl, lialia'i.
Weal, faalavalava o lc ta. Whirlpool, vili.
Wealth, oloa. Whirlwind, asiosio.
Wean, faate1a i le susu. Whisker, vaega 'ava.
Weapon, auupega. Whisper, v. musumusu.
Wear, ofu ai. Whistle, mapu ; a bird, valovalo.
Weary, lailoa, 1s lavfi, vaivai ; of the White, sinasina, palepa'e.
ear or eye, pasi (as pasi i vaai). Whitewash, vali faasinasina.
Weave, lalaga. Whither, i fea?
Web, (as cobweb) apogaleveleve. Who, o 1s ? o ai ?
Wed, of a man, faiavi ; of a wo- Whole, atoatoa.
man, nofo tane; nofo. Whoop, 'ululii.
Wedge, tina. Whore, ftlfine talitane, fafine taa i
Wednesday, aso lulu. le ala, fafine mulilua.
Wee, laitiiti, uinii, tii. . Why, a i s e i i ? s e i i l e m e a ?
Weed, vao. Wick, vavae.
Weed, v . vele vao, ini. Wicked, ulavale, agaeala, leaga.
Weep, tagi. Wide, vateatea, lautele.
Weigh, fua. Widow, fafine ua oti lana tane.
Weighty, mamafa. Wife, av: ; (chiefs) faletua, mati-
Welcome, v. ofo. ofo.
Well, s. vaieli. Wild, aivao ; feai ; segisegi.
M'ell, a*. malol6, rnalosi. Wile, togatiti pepelo.
Well, adu. lelei, maeu. Will, loto, manao; (chiefs) fim-
Welluigh, toetoe. galo.
Wellspring, . Willing, rnafai, loto.
puna
Welter, taafi i. Win, ua sini, malo, &c.
Wen, piitu. Wince. 1 rneLime'i.
Wench, teine ; fafine talitane. Winch (
West, sisifo, gagaifo. Wind, iavili, matagi.
Wet, sii. Wind, v . taai, taataai.
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Windboand, puni matagiina. Wreath, fili.

Window, tka~lialama. Wrecked, tu'ia.
Wing, apaau. Wrench, mimilo, fa'i.
Wink, emo. Wrest
Wipe, fufulu, talimatu. Wrestle, fagatua.
Wise, poto. Wretched, malaia.
Wish, manao. Wring, mimilo.
With, i, ma. Wrinkle, mannuminumi.
Withdraw, alu ese. Wrist, tapulima.
Wither, nlamae. Write, tusi.
Withhold, tao6. Writhe, vili.
Within, i totonu, i fale. Wrong, seaE.
Without, i fafo, i tua. Wrong, v . agaleaga.
Without, conj. sei iloga, vagani. Wry, pi'o-
Withstand, tetee.
Witness, molimau.
Wo, aue, le pagii. ' Y
Woman, fafine.
Womb, maniiva. YAM, ufi.
Wonder, ofo. Yawn, miivava.
Wonderful ! int. ola ! maeu ! Ye, outou ; (duul) oulua.
Wont, v . masani. . Year, tausaga.
Wood, laau ; vao matua. Yearly, lea tausaga ma lea tausaga.
Woof, fausa. Yearn, mutimutivale.
Wool, fulufulu o mamoe. Yell, uio.
Word, upu ; (chief's)fetalaiga, afi- Yellow, samasama.
Yes, ioe, e, oi.
Work, v. galue. Yesterday, ananafi.
Work, s. galuega. Yet, e ui lava.
world, lalolagi ; a the wmld,9' Yield, usiuaita'i, gaua'i.
salemausau uma lava. Yonder, i 6 .
Worldly, faalelalolagi, faasalemau- You, (sing.) *;(dual)Oulua; (PI.)
mu. outou.
Worm, anufe. Young, child, tama; man, taulea-
Wormeaten, atiatia. lea ; animal. treq &c., tama'i;
Worse, e sili ona Ieaga. animals and birds, toloa'i, ofaga.
worship, tapuai, ifo. Your, llu, 1% ; (dual) la oulua;
Wont, aupito leaga. (pl.) la outou.
Worsted, toilalo, tulia, faiaina. Youth, taulealea.
Worth, aogii.
Wound, manu'a.
Wrangle, femisa' i, feupua'i. z
Wrap, aui.
Wrath, ita; ("f chiefs) toass, toa- ZEALOUS, ~ O S ~ I;Om;l'ele@.
S~
tama'i.
 SAMOAN AND ENGLISH.
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0-
A I
t letter of the S a m n n alphabet.
s a long and short pronuncia-
and, in some few wards, it is
~hort,almost like G : as in ncate,
,vaue, fimfZnuv.
1. of, or belonging to.
. when.
but, if.
, of surprize.
n. what 7 (as Se ii leu ntea ?)
Ign of the future tense, when
about to do a thing.
affix to some verbs, to form
3assive ; (as ave, uvea).
affix to nouns, to form adjec-
,signifying full of, abounding
(as niu, a cocoanut : niua,
,f cocoanuts).
n of the dual and plural, in-
1 of la, before the pronouns.
fibres of a root ; family oon-
ion.
a kick.
to kick ; pl. k a a ; pass. aa-
, ,the name of a fie11 ; the
a s substance which grows
d the cocoanwt. See d s o
'AA.
t . an exclarnati~ad (
ation.
A'aLa, S. an odoriferous plant used
for scenting oil.
'Aai, s. a town, a village.
'Aai, v. ($. of 'ai), to eat.
'Aao, s. an arm, hand, or leg of a
chief,
'Aao, a. proud bearing.
Aau, s. a reef.
'Aau, v. to swim ; pl. feausi.
'Aau, V. (pl. of 'au), to send.
'Aafia, v. to be taken away (of
things) by a relation, without the
permission of the owner ; to be
~nvolvedwith others in trouble.
'Aafu, v. ( p l of 'afu), to cover up.
Aaga, s. a kicking match.
'Aala, u. to smart ; intensive, fe'a-
lasi.
'Aale, v. to be prompt, to do things
wid1 despatch.
'Aalii, s. a species of taro.
'Aalo, a. deceitful, avoiding open-
ness, covering up.
'Aalo, v. (intensive of 'alo), to avoid
constantly or repeatedly.
'Aalu, s. dregs ; tlle cocoanut oil
partially formed ; (as 'alu).
'Aalu, v . to be only partially formed,
(applied to seraped nuts which d e
not readily yield oil).
I . & I ute which fan
JP themselves.
en; pass. lamia;
74 AASI
'Lmi'ami, to fetch one after ano-
ther.
'Aami'a, s. the name of a shrub.
'Aalnu, L-. to whisper discontents
with ridicule.
'Aano, s. flesh; the kernel; sub-
stantial food.
'Aapa, v. to stretch out the hand in
orderito take hold of somethiug.
'Aapo, v . (pl of 'apo), to nurse.
'Aapu, v. to draw the wind, (applied
to a sail).
'Aha, a. & v. glowing hot.
'.4aui, v. to scratch; to scrape fu-
tuga.
'Aata, v . (pl. of 'ata), to laugh.
(Se1dom:used).
Aatilsi, s. a species of cress.
'Aati, v . to eat in, as an ulcer; to
gnaw off (as tlie skin of sugar-
cane).
'Aato, a. complete in counting en-
tire tens : (as, e sefulu 'auto, 4c.)
'Aava, a. bitter, acrid ; scorching
hot (of the sun).
'Aava, v. to be bitter ; to be scorch-
ing hot ; pass. 'avasia.
Ae, int. used in chasing a wounded
bird, or in forbidding a dog run-
ning at something.
Age,v. to go up ; to ascend, as from
fishing, from banishment ; also
used of the waves.
ALe,adv. up.
'Age, v . to ascend, as to the top of
a liouse, a tree, or a mountain ;
pl. fe'a'ei and tausili ; pass. 'a'ea,
to be taken (as a fortress).
Aea, s. a score.
'A'ega, s. a stick used as a ladder.
A'zga, s. an ascent; food prepared
before going to catch pigeons.
'A6egafale, v . to be provoked; to be
angry with.
A6tg5fale, s. a number of houses
built at tlie same time.
Aemaise, c. also, together with, (as
amaise) ; enpecially.
C,\cano. s. a n p ~ c i ~ol's land clSal).
A1B
Ai, s. a fence, a railing.
Ai, v. to fence in ; pass. iiia.
Ai, s. a concession made in defer-
ence to another party.
Ai, pr. who, whosoever.
Ai, pr. him, her, it, that, which.
Ai, adv. there ; probably, very like-
.
I
lv.
A i, prep. fron~,(as nai, mai).
Ai, the reflective particle, referring
back to the nominative, or to the
cause, time, place, consequence,
reason, &c.
'Ai, v . to eat ; pl. 'acai ; pass. 'aina.
'Ai, s. a present of raw food, (an
introduced word) ; the stone with
which children play hide and seek;
a count towards the numberwhich
determines the game.
A'i, a particle denoting the cause,
means, or instrument.
Aia, v . to be galled or chafed.
Aii, v. (mostly preceded by a ne-
gative), to have no authority in
or over.
A6ia'i, a. true, genuiue ; adv. very,
truly, really.
'Ai'aiga, v. incomplete; partly con-
sumed ; applied also to the moon,
when either waxing or waning.
'Ai'aiga, v. to go out to beg food.
'Aiau, v. (lit. to eat the gaU),to be
cowardly ; (also ate'ai).
'Aialii, v. to supply a chief with
food and otherwise to assist him
in expectation of getting property
in return.
'Aialiiga,
'Aialiitaga s. the office of 'aialii
'Aiisi,
. .
v. (fiom 'ai and hi), to beg
food.
Ai'oi, v. to beg, to entreat, to im-
plore.
Aioge, s. one who removes to a m
tiler land on account of a scarcity
of food.
'Aiuli, v . to make much of by 811p
plying with good things, and giv-
ing tho bast of everythi~~g to.
I
 'Aiuli, s. ostentatious kindness to a fcru; ;I title of dignity given to
chief. chiefs.
'Aifanua, s. a tenant ; a person cul- Ao, a. ten, (used in counting in
tivating another's land. games).
Aifoi, s. a shellfish which has re- Ao, v. iinpcrs. it is right, proper,
cently shed its shell. fitting, necessary.
Aifuna, . to lay by food for the
Ao, v. a. to collect, to gather toge-
husband. ther, as stones, &c.
digs, s. a family; relations; mar- Ao, v . to be perfect, as a house,
riage (as the beginning a family). boat, &c.
*Aiga,s. the act of eating; a meal. Ao, iioao, v. to search, to look for,
'Aigamea, s. a part of some food, especially ill the bush.
'
being not a complete joint or por-
'Ao, a. small made, slender.
tion ; a contemptuous term for a A'o, a'oa'o, v. to teach.
diseased person. Aiia, s. a fish trap ; a bird cage ;
'Aigaaleafi, s. ashes. the hole of the cuttle fish.
Aigofie, s. a club match. Aiia, s. the banyan tree.
Aigofie, a. pretty (of a village). 'A'oa'i, v. to reprove, to correct.
'Ailao, v. to fence or flourish a club.'ALoaLiga,S. a reproof, a correction.
Ail?, s. a cocoanut just formed. Aoao, a . excellent, surpassing, su-
Aimilii, v. to be victorious, (mostly preme.
of animals). Aoao, v. to be supreme.
'Aimama, v . to eat chewed food ; to A'oa'o, s. a teacher. See also A'O.
be severely beaten with fists or 'Ao'ao, s. the armpit; the sides of
clubs. a canoe.
'Aimeo, v. to be angry on account Aoauli, s. noon (not so late as 12
of or in connection with food. Aoatea o'clock).
'Aina, a. eatable. Aiiatai, s: a large branching sea-
'Kina, v. to be inhabited. weed.
Ai~aga,s. a cl~ildgiven to the gods.Aoula, s. a day dance.
'Aiwe, v. to beg food a t a feast. Aofilbi, v. n. to collect together, to
'Aisila, v. to beg fish. come together ; pl. feaofa'i.
Ahla, v. to steal property from re-Aofa'iga, s. the sum total.
lations ; t o steal a wife. Aofaga, s. a collection ; a searching
Aitia, s. a child's game. Pdrt Y.
Aofia, v. to be assembled, to be col-
Aitio, v. to dance about in triumph.
J~itu, s. a spirit ; a god ; a feast in lected.
honour of a god. Aogii, a. useful, valuable, profittlble.
Aitua, a. to be haunted. A'oga, s. a teaching ; a school.
I
'Aitoto, v. to have a bloody mouth.Aogalemu, s. broad daylight.
Aitu6, int. the call in tautapa. Aotele, v . to gather all i n one (of
Aitutagata, s. a murderer by means things).
of tlie foto. Aotelega, s. a general gathering to-
Aivao, a. wild, (applied to animals gether in one.
which have run into the bush). Au, s. a sharp thorn on a fish ;
(hence) a needle ; a tatooing in- d
'AivaIe, a. to eat improper articles of
food. strunlent ; the gall : the liver ;
Ao, r . a cloud ; day ; daylight ; a the heart, as the seat of the af-
chief's head ; name of a kind of fections ; n currcnt at Sea.
T(i AU
All, n lxivittive pnrtirle prefixed to
vt>rhx; (as, E fe iiri SUW, lie Ires
ttot conle at all, or Ile has never
come).
A'u, pro". I ; also tg.
'Au, s. a stalk of a plant; a handle; ,
/ to keep in remembranct
a bunch (of bananas) ; a troop; ;
a class or gang ; a shoal (of fish). I
IAu, u. to rend: puss. 'auina; au
mai, to bring.
/ kind, and so causing :
Au, auau, 11. to carry away (as the
stones of p wall) ; puss. &I.
~ A u Rv., irnpers. don't.
Aui, c. because, on accourlt of; just
so, to be sure; used also as a par- 1
ticle gf dissent, as, Why, but.
Aiia, s. a young anrce.
'Auao, s. attendants of the aitu, be-
ing inferior spirits.
Auau, v. to pick out (as the bot~es
of a fish).
'Au'au, s. the ridgepole of a house.
'Au'au, v. to swim abollt, (from
'aau) ; to bathe (to chiefs).
Au'au, v. to review troops, to make
a rlirplay before going to war.
'Arttautau, F. to agree together (in
r~qnrtlto dotng someth~rlg).
Ti~~iluli, S. a tree wl~oscfroi t Misters
the skin.
'Au'auloa, v . to pass right on to the
journey's end without calling in
on the road.
'Au'auna, s. a servant (from 'au,
to send).
'Au'auna, v . to serve.
'Aucaumaile, s. one kind of wild
yam.
cAu6aumami,a. not causing shame
(as property of a good quality,
and a troop or travelling party of
good-looking men).
cAu6afa,s. tine mats, (SO called as
being tied up with 'afa).
Auaga'e, s. (from au, aga, and age),
a current setting eastward.
'Auagefulu, a. ten (applied to yams
and bunches of bananas).
Auala, s. the roadside.
AUG
Auala, s. the bier a f a d e ~
'Aualii, s. a tulie heel; a I
Aualofa, s. a keepsake, sc
sent or dead. '
Aoaluma, s. a company
ladies.
AuamB, s. property of a t
those giving it. (The01
Au ane, v. to take the nr
head of a family who har
so11 or brother).
AuG, int. alas! oh! (of wc
Au'ee, s. a passenger, QIIC
a passage in a canoe, (a!
Auega, s. a crying sf au6.
'Aueva, s. the shed skin c
and shellfish.
'Aui, a. to wind round ; 'r
wind round and round.
Aui, a, ten (bn$oto) ; alsp
fulu.
Au'iliili, v. to take all ; to
tiuitaliga, v. (from a ~ , itc,
be led away by reports.
'Au'o'a, s. one kind of yat
Auoso, s. one who begs a
(as Suee).
Auosogr, s. the carriers o
chief's bier.
Au'upega, s. wetipon* of o
'Aufa'i, s. a bunch of bans
iiufana, s. a how.
,?t~fnnaua, a. childless (frc
of cl~ildren).
Auhsa, u. to rise (of the
(as Gna'e).
Aofiti, v . to writhe ip pain
Aufono, s. a division o f a la
in some places instejrd 0
'Auga, v. to lmk up to, t
on, to depend on.
Auga, s. a makc s11iR.
AugBgau,s. a rcvielv e d
troops lxfore golug. to w
AugGfhtu, s. a removing
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lleaps of stones placed to attract Auhli, S. a sunkell rock.
fishes. Aurnii? v . to what purpose? of what
'Augamiilie, 2,. to come oppmtunely, use ?
(as taigalemu). hurnau, s. an alien, a stranger.
A ~ g a n i V. , tc swear. hurnau, v. to sojourn.
Augapiu, a . very ugly, exceedingly Aumafute, s. the wood of tlie papet
bad, (applied to men, houses, &c.) mulberry after the bark is stripped
(as aupiu); off.
'Augati, a . disobedient. Aumiiga, s. the body of yoltng men
Augitagata, 7 s. the succession of of a land who chew tlie 'uva, and
Aug%tupul;~ga$ generations of men. attend on chiefs.
'Augarale, a. mortal, perishing. 'Aumngeo, s. one kind of banana or
'.4ugotie, a . o b r d i e ~ ~ t . plantain.
'Augutuava, s. the sides of an open- 'A~~malaia, v . to be c o n t i ~ ~ ~ ain
lly
ing through the reef. adversity.
'Aulii, s. the top part of a Samoan 'Aurnalie, s. one kind of banana.
sail. 'Aumanuia, v. to be continilally
Aula'bt~a, v. tb be killed in war, and prosperous.
have the head carried off. 'Aumatua, s. a breeding animal.
AuIa'i, v . to be heaped up, to he in Aurnat~lii,s. an orphan.
abuudabce ; pl. aulalai; (as fau- 'Aumea,
hi). 'Aunlearnamar 1
Aula'igatagata, s. a generation of Aulnoe, v . to sleep away from Ilome;
s. an associate, a
friend.

me& to go out courting; to sleep in a

Aulaomea, s. fish gills. woman's iamily with a view to
'Aulrlo, v . to swim off in order to making pro osals ; pl. '5umomoe.
fish. 1
Xumoega, s. t e party going to make
Aulama, s. dry cocoanut leaves ; proposals to a Itldy.
dry logs of' the ijlele. Aumuli, s. a current setting west.
Aulapata'i, s. tlie level land a t the Aunifoa, u. toothless.
foot of a hill ; (also luputa'i). Aunoa, v . to be without; k aunoa,
'Auldpe, s. witnesses or lookers on to be unremitting.
in the game of tologu, whose bu- 'Annofo, s. troops in reserve.
siness it is to see that the tupulaa punu'ua, v . to dwell away liom
or boundary is not passed by the home.
players. A U I ~ I I Is.I Uthe
, name of' a %moan
'Aulelei, o. handsome. month answering to our May.
Auleleia, s to be carried nshore by 'Ar~pii,s. a line of wall.
the current; to g e t s chieftai~~shipAupaa, v. to be 011 a par, (used only
or other honor. ill reproof).
Auli, a. pl;rio [water] : vai auli. Aupiu, a. ugly, def~~rmed,badly
Ail;, s. a clothes iron. made, (as augopiu).
Aulia, v. to renrh, to arrive; to be Aupito, u . very, exceedingly.
taken in war pither dead or alive. Aupito, v . (followed by utrc), to be
AuIiuIi, n. sl,arious. f'lrthest off; (fullowcd by n ~ u i )to
AuIiuIigid, v . to be far from, to be be nearest.
free from blame. Aupitoaluga, a. Ilighest.
1 , 1 s. the stell1 from which Aupui, v. to splash.
'Aulw!oso ~ u t s i l ~ s a S.
tllc c o c ~ ~ ~ r have , steam, viipor ; mctnphor.
k!tll pichcd. (lf ""C'.
I
 'Ausa'alo, s. the wooden seat to
which the cocoanut scraper is
fixed.
'Ausaga, s. a company of swimmers;
anything to assist in swimming.
Ausage, v. t o be left few in num-
ber ; to be desolate.
'Ausi,
'Au'ausi 1 a. good looking, (applied.
to men, plantains, &c.)
Ausia, v . to pass (as the dart thrown
in the game of tagati'a).
'Ausiva, s. the band of singers a t a
night dance.
Ausoa, v . to dance by companies a t
a night dance.
'liutii, s. marks of burns inflicted
on the death of a chief; a drum.
stick used to beat the wooden
drum or bell.
'Autii, s. the agitation of the sea
aftor a breeze.
Autafa, v. to take out the bones in
the side of a fish ; to take the
thorns from the sides of the paogo
leaf.
'Autafa, s. the sloping side of a hill.
Autapu, v. to swear, (as au,qa?zi).
Aute, s. the Chinese rose, or black-
ing plant.
Autonu, v. to keep things in order
in a village or a family.
Al~tii,S. the Icader, director, or prin
cipal agent.
Autupua, v. to curse, to imprecate
a curse on.
Auva'a, v . (always used with the
negiltivo le, as e le iiut:u6n), not
fit, not proper, (applied to work,
words, and cot~duct.)
'Auva'a, s. a crew.
'Auvae, s. the chin.
'Auvaealaln, s. the lower jaw.
'Auvaealuga, s. the upper jaw.
'Auvai, s. the brink of i~river, well,
or of ally water.
'Auvale, a. ugly (of men) ; bad (of
bananas).
A ~ ~ v a l eva., to be carried away by
the cllrre~tt; to lose a cllieHiiin-
s!ril) out ol'a lh~tlily.
Afa, s. t!le name of a trce ; a small
stick used in making nets.
Afa, s. a storm.
'Afa, s. cinet ; the name of a fish.
'Afa, v. to be proper, to be fit.
'Afa'afa, s. name of a fish.
'Afa'afa, a. strong, robust, (applied
to men).
'Afa'afai, 71. to wind cinet round the
handle of a weapon.
Afai, c. if.
'Afa-5'0, s. a hank of cinet ; (also
fau'ufaga).
Af'aitra, v. (from a f a ) , hurt injured;
(used only interrogatively and ne-
gatively, as, Uu afuina e a lou
linza 7 E le afaina).
'Afauto, s. the rope a t the t o p of a
n~t.
Afafine, s. a daughter.
' A f ~ g a ,s. the bandage for t h e feet
in climbing the cocoanut.
Af'aga, s. a small beach.
Afagafaga, a. stiffened (as a limb
from disease); tightened(as n rope
overstrained) ; metaphorically ap-
plied to anger.
'Afi~taai, 1
s. a large roll of cinet.
'Afatagai j
Afatia, u. to be in a storm.
Afato, s. a large edible grub found
in dry trees ; (also moeeseese).
'Afiivae. s. the rope a t the foot of
the- net ; (also fauvae).
Afe, a . a tl~ousand.
Afe, u. to call in a t a place, house,
&c. ; pass. afea.
Afe, v. to turn up an end or corner,
(as of a mat, Imok, &c.) -
Afea, adv. when ?
Afeaf'e, s. a room.
rlfei, zr. to line with leaves (as a
basket, or the hole for rnuri).
Afega, s. a person living at another
land convenient for his pawing
townsmen to call on.
Afetualaina, v. to call on casually,
not having intended to d o so on
settilrg out.
Afi, S. tire,

Afi, s. u bundle, parcel, package.
Afi, T?. t o do up ill a bundle ; pl.
afifi.
Afia, s. the name of a shrub.
Afia, v.puss. (from a$), to be burnt
accidentally.
Afiafi, s. the eveninq
Afiagafulu, a. ten af z, or small bun-
dles of fish, masi, &c.
Afi avao, s. the name of a trec.
Afio, u . (followed by rnai), to come ;
(with atu), to go ; to be present ;
t o die : pl. afifio ; (only used to
high chiefs).
Afioaga, s. a chiefs residence ; a
chief's scat.
Afioga, s. a word, a speech, the pre-
sence of a high chief.
Afitio, v. See AFIO.
Afilaau, s. a great burning on ac-
count of the death of a chief.
Afilua, a. twenty bundles of fish,
masi, &c.
Afinamea, s. the name of a fish.
Afisi, v. to carry under the arm ; t o
carry a child on the hip.
Afisiga, s. an armful ; a load car.
ried under the arm.
Afi~ulia,s. about 8 or 9 p.m., when
most of the lights are out.
Afo, s. a fishing line.
'Afo, v. to be seriously wounded ir
war.
Afolau, s. a long house.
Afono, adv. perhaps. See ATONU
'Afu, s. a wrapper of siupo used a!
a sheet.
'Afu, v. to wrap 11p in the 'afu.
Afu, 8 . a waterfall.
Afu, v. to perspire ; to be heatec
(as an oven); to wither (as an
nual plants).
Aftla, s. a feast made when the wif;
is fouud to be pregnant.
Afua, afuafua, v. to begin.
Afuafu, s. a light shower.
Afuafu, v. to curl over as a wav
about to break.
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4fu6afu, s. the peritoneum ; the
hymen ; a true brother.
,fulelea, v . (from LEfu and lelea), to
be completely withered away.
ifu!oto, s. bedclothes used under
the tainamu.
~fulu,v. to be overcooked.
Lfulugii, v. to be rotten, (applied to
taro which has been planted in
the stump of a rotten tree).
Lfusigalau, s. the sprdy risiug fronl
the waves on the reef.
iga, s. a span : limasaga, five span ;
j'itusagu, seven span.
iga, s. conduct, manner of acting.
Iga, v . to do, act, go, come : ogii-
qa mai ; ~ecipr.feaga'i, to go np
and down.
iigaese, s. an axe, (used in the pre-
sence of chiefs instead of to'i).
Agai, s. attendants on a chief.
Agaiati, v. to make a burning for a
dead chief.
Agaiotupu, s. a complimentary name
for a carpenter or tatooer.
Agafaafafine, v. to act as a woman,
to act with mildness.
Agafaanlanu, v . to act without
Agafaapuaa thought.
Agafaavalea, v . to act as a foolish
person.
Agaga, s. a disembodied spirit.
Agaga, v. to devise,, to plan ; to
challenge.
Agagafulu, a. ten spans.
Agagamca, a. skilful.
Agalelei, s. kindness.
Agalelei, v . to be kind.
Agiilii, s. (c.ya a alii) rhieflike con-
duct; well behaved.
Agamafu, v. to be ripe, (only of the
chesnut).
Agamalll, a. mild.
Agamasesei, s. bad conduct.
Aganuu, v. to act accordiug to the
custorlls of one's own couut~y.
Agasitla, s. si~l,(aniotroduced term).
Agatele, v. to abuse, to use ubusi~e
language.
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Agatonu, v . literally, to go straight; as one interfering in a .qu&
applied to the people of n village rel).
having a chief over them ; to a Ala'u, v. spoken of anythmg nd
head of a family in regard to vi- nearly finished ; always interm 4
sitors by giving tl~elnfood ; to gatively or negatively, as,Ua ah% '
one who has never been fined. ea? E le ala'u.
Agaviivai, a. mild, gentle. Ala~lsu,v. to start the first thing h .
Agavale, v. to be left-handed ; to the morning.
come empty-handed ; to be un- Alafa, s. fungus growing on rottea .
grateful. wood, highly phosphoreacent.
A ~
Agiagi 1' v, to blow, of tlre wind. Aliifau, s. the cheek.
Alafaga, s. a morning angling.
s. a chief's speech, (used Aliifale, s. land belonging to theailr
on y in a jocular way on Savaii).
""Ti, of a village.
Agina, v. to be put in motion by tlie Alafia, v. pass. (from ala), to be ,
wind ; to blow straight out as a able to head for : to be able to
flag: n1etnphor.applied to speech- get at (as at a tree in order to cat
es not meant to end in doing any- it down).
tlii~tg; also applied to the ears of Alafia, v. to be hurt by joining in
one running away; redup. agina- anotlier's quarrel, o r through hh ,
gina. own wickedness. See ALATAXA. .
Ayini, v. to tuck u p the luvalava Alaga, v . to shout out, to call out;
'so as not to o b s t i c t the wearer. pl. alalaga.
Agipo, v. to blow a t night. Alaga, s. a shoi~lderor leg of an
Ago, s. the turmeric plant. See animal.
LEGA. AlagRlima, s. the shoulder.
Ago, v. to mark with turmeric (as Alaga~nea,s. a small net.
the planks of a canoe in fitting Alagavaa, s. a sore caused by mb-
them); to draw the lines for ta- bing against tlie canoe in
tooing. the name of an artificial r 'y-hook
lig:
Agoago, v. to deviie, to plan. for catching the bonito.
Agosi, v. to be wasted away from Alala, v. (alnala, from ala), to sit
sickness. up at night : to sit or dwell, ( a p ,
Ala, s. a path, a way, a road, a plied to chiefs) ; a form of even-
passage : the warp ; a cause or ing salutation.
reason. Aliilat'arra, s. a number of people sit-
Ala, v. to spring from. ting together a t night: a c h i 8 8
Ala, v. to awake. See MALEII'IIA. d w e l l i ~ ~; ga chief's coffin.
Ala, v. to angle in the morning. Alilafutu, s. tlie name of a fish.
AIR, s. a stone woru smooth by the Alamea, s. a stinging shellfish. .
action of water. 'Alamisi, s. one kind of land crab.
Ala, 7). to scratch; pl. f e a l ~ ,to 'Alamu, v. to go quickly; to godi
srratch with both hauds. rect to.
Ala'a, s. the name of a tree. Alana'i, s. one who dies with him
Ala'afl, s. the mark of cinet tied oppol~ent.
round tlie body. Ala~ia'i, v. to take with; to c a q .
Ala'alo, s. a bye-road. See ALATUA. away as plunder ; pass. aIatui"
Alai, 7r. to I= forward in speaking Alani, s. an excuse.
(as a cllild I,,-forc its elrlcrs, and Alasca'c, s. a bye road.
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Alksii, s . the row of ends left to fas- / fish, &c.) : a chiefs belly; a
ten off a mat. chief's child.
Alitaia, v . to be hurt by joining an- Alo, v. to paddle, to pull a canoe ;
other's quarrel, or by h ~ owns wic- to go out bonito fishing; pass.
kedness. See ALAFIA. I?lofia ; (also ii'oalo).
Aliitua, s. ti back rodd. Alo, v. to fan ; gloalo, to continue
'Alava, s. the skin of the flat part of to fan.
the stem of the cocoanut leaf; a 'Alo, v. to conceal, to 11ide; to get
prominent veil1 ; fibrcs of the out of the road ; to elude a blow ;
wood and stem of the cocoanut. to make excuses ; pl. 'a'alo, fe-
'Alava6ula, s. a species of' shark. 'alo'alofa'i ; puss. 'alolia.
Alavnlavti, v. to be fibrous, to be 'Aloii, s. a worn out 'usi.
stringy; to 11.1veprominent veins; Aloalo, s. the space between the reef
applied to one scoldil~g. and the bcach.
'Ale, s. a slrellfial~. 'Alo'alo, s. the flower of the yutoe.
Aleala, s. a c o c o a ~ ~ uint which the AloaloF~nua,s. the name of a plant.
kernel is just b~~ginning to form ; Aloalovai, s. the name of a plant.
a term for a coward. Alo'ava'ava, a. hasty, irritable.
Alei, v . to drlvc, to chase ; to di- Aloi, v. to remove dirt from a bot-
vorce ; pass. aleia. tle by i~~trollucing a stick.
Alelo, s. the tongue, (used only i n Aloiafi, s. sparks.
cursirrg). See LAULAUFAIVA. Aloil~iu,s. the ioner side of the Ler-
Alrva, s. the namc of a bird like a nt.1 of tlie young rlut.
cuckoo. Aloipopo, s. the inner side of the
'Ah, s. the bamboo pillow. kernel of'the hard nut.
Aha, s. a watercourse; the dry bed Alou, s. matter, pus ; a pig, (used
of a river. before chiefs).
Alia, s. a double canoe. Aloua, a. having matter formed (as
'Ali'ao, s. the name of a shellfish. an abscess).
Aliali, v. to appear; (also iili). Alofa, s. love, compa~sion. J"
I
s. a chitf. Alofa, v . to love, to compassionate;
Aliita'i, v . to have as chief over; to salute ; pl. aloloh; prrss. nlo-
to be subjt,ct to a chief. faina, alofagia ; recipr. fealofaui.
Aliitia, v. to be inhabited by a chief, Alofa'i, v . (fhom alo), to paddle, to
to have a chief residing in the pull a canoe.
land. 'Alofd'i, v. (from 'ulo), to conceal
. Aliga, s. the name of a semi-trans- (as food or property).
parent calabash. Alofaga, s. the expression of love.
AligaIiga, u. smooth and shining, Alohga, s. the distance w hicli a ca -
(applied to an abscess whrn near noe has to be pulled from one
bleaking) ; thin (as tlie plank of place to another.
- a canoe). 'Alofagii, s. a place f'or avoiding dan-
Alila, int. pshaw ! ger.
Allli, s. the name of a shellfish. Alofi, s. the circle of chiefs.
M i , r. a cricket. Alofi, v . to sit ill a circle.
Alititai, see I LITITAI. Alofilima, s. the palm of the hand.
; Alitivai, see ILIT~VAI. Alotivae, s. the sole of the foot.
hvu, a. long ago. See A v r ~ u . Alogalu, s. the slopir~gside of 8
b,8. the under side (as of cloth, wave.
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Alogo, s. tllc yarne of a fi::l~. Lmo, 21. to carry on the nl~oolders.
Alnlifa, s. the nanle of n flat turtle. Lmoga, s. a burden ; the name of
Aloputa, s. t l ~ ualne
e of a thick tur- a c!nster of stars.
tle. inloti, s. the trigger of a gun.
'-4lova0, s. one w l ~ ogets out of the irnoti, v. to pull the trigger.
way of \ isitors. AWU,S. a branching kind of coral.
Alu, U. to go ; pl. o ; rcrlupl. illu Lmu, 71. to speak thick (as the voice
~ I L :I rccipl-.ft.al11a'i. I)/.feoa'i, to of a dyiug person).
go barltw;lrtls ancl f(irv:a:ds; (in imuia, 21. to be blessed, t o b e hap-
sorlle places h'alumn'i is used, also p y ; (used orlly i n cot~gratula-
t'raltialr~r~~a~iand Ikalualua'i). tion).
'Alu, s. dregs, lees. Atr~u'~lla,s. red coral; a name
'Alu, v. to arlive opportu~lely. given to the dolphit~.
Alualu, 7,. to exwed, to exccl; to Inluli, udv. hereafter.
drive, to cl~ase. lrnutia, v. as a ~ n u i u .
'Alu'alu, s. a species of starfisl~. itla, s. a cave.
'Alu'alutoto, s. clottcd blood. h a , c. if; (used only i l l t h e past
Aluga, s. a soft jrillow. time).
Aluga, 11. to place the head on a l n a , a particle expressive of past
pillow ; yl. i~luluga. time.
Anla, s. t11c outrigger of a canoe. kna, pr. (pl. of l a ~ a )his,
, hem.
Amn, v. ignorant, unable to d o ; Ana, s. a soft kind of coral used as
(always used wit11 a negative alld putnice stone.
applied to one who is haudy a t v. to obey.
ally kind of work, as, E leui se Aun'ana
m i a e amu ui). inaana. a. full of raves.
'lima'ama, s, a species of crab found Ana'sna, s. a s~nallfreshwater fish.
on the rocks. Ana'ana, 21. to go into danger.
Alnaise, c. ii1~0,tog( t l ~ e with,
r 411ae,s. the mullet.
espe-
cially. Anai, 71. to rub with 'nnrc; 'ana-
Anlana'i, 21. to llrap up, to exceed ; 'anai, to rub repeatedly.
Anaoao, s. the name of a thorn tree.
Y a
to keep ill 111it1d811 ~ I I J I I ~ or
fdvollr. Anafea, udv. whtn ? (of past time).
Aniata, 7r. to Iwgin, to commence. Anifiati, udv. this evening, (of past
Anlntaga, s. the comme~:cemznt. time).
A me:#, ;! plu.asc. rtecxl soll~etimt>s in
Anaga, s. a joke, a jest.
ansbvering the cluestio~l,W l ~ y&c, ,,Ar~agati,a. durable.
" It was I~ecar~se," 8.-c. ,Allagofie, a. perisl~able.
Amcto, s. t l ~ cnanlt ol' a small rrab. 'Analaufa'i, s. a species of 'am.
Ami, s. t l r roc of cri~bsailcl slicll- rloalrila, adv. to day, (past time).
hs11; ~ C I I ~ S . LlnalGseauoa,c. except, uttless. ( p a s t
'An~ia,rr. puss. of 'a:l~ri. time).
Alialnlu, adv. quite dark.
Anamagi, s. the full grown i t l a p .
~ n ~ i o k i v.
o , to go about ia the di Anamua, udv. formerly.
rectiou of. Al~anafi,ndv. yesterday.
A n ~ i g s~. ,a fetcl~ilig; the party wh( AnapO, udv. last ~~iglrt.
go 10 felcll itnotlter. Anapofiamaina, adt*. recently; (li-
Amo, s. the stick 011 wI,i(-l~ 1>11rdcn! terally, thrce n i g l ~ ago).
t~
arc c;~l.ri~,tl, a ?(:kc.

Anapogi, a. to fast; pl. anapopogi.
'Anapuga, s. a,species of ' a m .
Anataeao, adu. this morl~ing,(past
,. time).
- .-,'Anava, s . the clul? of a great war-
rior handed down as an heirloom.
Ane, a particle used after verbs, de-
noting gei~erally indirect a tion,
(as, Uu u1u une, he l ~ a sgone
along).
Ane, s. the white ant.
Anea, v. to be eaten by white ants.
Aneanea, u. of 1or1.g standitlg, (ap
plied to the mulo); large qnanti-
ty, (as property too much to be
attended to, and hence ccncu).
Anei, udv. by-and-bye, (used con-
jecturally).
Anefe, s. name of a small fish.
Ane hatfi, 1
Ane sosolo \ s. species of the ane.
'Ani'ani, a . -large, (applied to meli
and beasts).
Aniva, s. the milky way.
I
Ano, v. to yield to, to listen to.
Ano, s. the crater of an extinct vol-
cano.
'Ano, a. good, (seldom used).
Anoano, a. a great quantity.
'Ano'ano, s. the grub .of the lago-
mumu.
Anogase, s. the Ira11 part of flesh.
Anomalae, s. those l i v i ~ ~nearest
g Apele, v. to be full ; pl. apepele.
the malr~e,being of more conse-
quence than those on the outskirts
of the village.
Anomanava, s. the discharge in me
norrhagia nnd flooding; a true
brother ; eupho. testes.
Anomate, s. the lean part of flesh ;
(U Anoynse).
6 'Anomoea, a . wide, roomy, (applied
to a house).
AaovaIe, s. filthy talk.
- Anu, a. to spit; inuanu, to spit
Wnstantly.
'hafiagi, v. to treat a superior with
Feat conten~pt, to insult griev-
d y . See A s us.$.
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Anufe, s. a caterpillar ; a worm.
Anufea, a . l l a v i ~ ~worms,
g full of
worms.
Anume, s. the name of a tree.
Anus;, z r . to treat a superior with
greet disrespect, to insult griev-
ously.
Anusa, adv. botwithstandi~~g.See
NUSA.
Anusaga, s. spittle.
Anusia, v. pass. hated, (literally, to
be spit upon).
'Apa, s. copper; sheet ti11 or slit et
iron.
1
' A pamemea s. copper, bras^.
'Apa'u1a9
Apaau, s. a wing.
Apaa~~tane, s. a part of the e ~ of ~ d
the roof of a Samoa11 house: a
people distinguished for prowess.
'Apa'apa, s. the fin of the shark ;
the name of a small kind of fish,
(the young of t h e j l o a ) .
Apipilagi, s. foreign cloth.
'Apatil, w. to clap the wings.
Ape, s. a blunderbuss.
'Ape, v . to pluck out the eyes ;
puss. 'apea. See SALI.
Ape ane, v. had it been.
Apeape, v. to be scarce.
Apeh'i, s. a ladder.
'Apegatala, s. a species of t u u ~ ~ i i i .
'Apemagauli, s. a species of taamu.
Api, s. a lodging house.
Api, v . to lodge ; to be near.
Apiapi, a . narrow, strait.
'Api'api, 71. to patch a cracked ca-
not with bamboo.
Apitau, s. war lodgings.
Apitaga, s. (from api), a tempoiary
hut of boughs.
Apitiigalu, s. the place where the
waves break along the silore.
A p6, v. be quick ! (literally, " I t
will be night.") See A POULI.
'Apo, w. to nurse; to take care of
(as land, &c.) ; ptrss. 'apoia.
Apoa, s. the name of a fish.
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Apoapo, a,. to ~loisethe spear, (as negative, as, E l e asinn ni ma tt
.fflfl ). fui, there is iro knowi~~gwhattodh
Apoapoa'i, 71. to exhort. 'Asi- tabnu, s. the name of a dk-
Apoapoaipi. s. all cxl~ort:~!ion. case.
A poilli, 11. be quirk ! (l~tel.ally," It Aritoa, s. the name of a tree.
will be d:~rku;g!lt.") ririvai, s. the nattle of a tree.
A po fiii, urlv. three nights ago, (as .\so, s . a d a y ; o le as6, to-day.
rrirn po,fi(l). 'Aso, s. the sn~allrods fernling the
Apogi~lt-vclevc,s. a spitler ; a cob- roof of a house.
wtab. '.411oa,S . a necklace.
Lilpu. .F. a cup or tlisli rnatle of a L : \ ~ ~ ' a sS .~ a, apc,cies of yam.
1caE ~looaso,adu. (from nso), rnany dap,
Apugalt~vrlrve,.we A P ~ G . \ T . E V F . T . F . V E continually.
',-lpula~rtalo, s . n tilro leaf cup ; life Asoasoulnmoa, s. a species of yam. i
(as b t . i ~ ~1'1.aii
g ). Asosi, u. to persist in making offen
; i l ) t ~ l u p ~ ~al.u (froin
, p c ~ l u ) ,sticky, of mi~rriagc!after having been re-
rcsino~~;. jected ; to persist in n
iipulupulutia. v. pass. to be daubed when overmatcl~ed: and also to
with anvthing sticky. persist in a fruitless attempt.
Aputi, s. the Ilusk, the shell of seeds. ASII,v . to dip out, to bale. ..
Aputiputi 1 11. to cover u p (as the Asu, s. smoke.
body, or a native ovell, AsIra, v . puss. smoked ; also asmna.
or breadfruit).
Asa, s. the fin of the bonito.
'Asa, v. to I)e without, to be lack-
1
Asuasl~, s. haze ; dense atmo-
Asuas~~sii sphere arising from
smoke, spray, &c.
iijg, to be destitute o f ; puss. 'asa- Ata, s. a shado\v ; twilight; a spi-
ia, sometimes 'asalia. rit ; the einblem or representative
Asa, v . to wade through (as water of an ailu.
or grass). Ala, pron. my.
Asaga, s. a Ibrd. 'Ata, v. to laugh ; pl. fe'atani ; W-
Asamo, v. to beg raw food. dnpl. 'ata'ata; pass. 'atagir, lato-
Asamogn, s. a party bcpgiiig food. 'atagia.
Asi, 4. the name ot' a tree ; sandal- Ataata, s. the red sky after sunset
wood. Ataat:~,91. to treat with p r o p r re-
'Asi, s . t l ~ e n;ltlle of a shellfish ; spect.
the shell of the same used to Ataatai, v. applied to the moo11 two
scrape l u l ~ t y ; c ~thi> sl~ellof t l ~ e nights after full.
sele used to scrape breadfruit ; a 'Ata'atamamala, s. the name of a.
cocoanut sllell used to scrape taro fish : a poisonous shellfish.
with ; tlrr name of a disease. A taeao, ndv. to-morrow.
Asi, u. to tisit ; asiasi ; pc~ss.asia. Atafa, s. the frigate bird.
'Asi'asi, s. tllr name of a fish ; one Ataga, s. (from attr, a shadow), t h
kind of clam tis l ~ . mere appearance of a thing, not
Asiosio, s. a wl~irlwitld; a water- what it is in reality).
spout. 'Ataga, s. laughter.
Abiti, S . a stratum of hardened sand Atagia, v. to glisten (as from a re-
under the soil. ffected light) ; to b x o m e evident.
Asilal~iti,-9. the name of a tree. (as anger).
Asino, 7:. it1tpr1.s. 1110stly11se(1with a Atali, ndv. hereafter. . 1
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Atalii, s. a son. 'Atoa, c. also, togetller with.
Atamai, s. the mind ; servants, or Atoaga, s. proi~ertygive11 or1 occa-
attendants on a chief. siou of a death.
Atan~ai,u . clevrr, it~telligent, sell- 'Atoaga, a, j o k i ~ ~ g .
sible ; pl. atatnamai. Atofa, v. to appoint a time.
Atamea, s. a breadfruit tree which Atofa'i, v. to ttiatch with ; to throw
has been barked, and bears a large with.
crop. Atofaga, s. the act of thatching;
Atapa'ia, see LEATAPA'I A. the thatchers.
Ak'ai, a. cowardly; (literally, liver- Atone, s. the nutmeg tree.
eaten). Atonu, v. impers. it is likely, it is
Ateatc, s. the name of a plant. probable ; also natanu.
Ateatea, a. wide, spacious, (as vii- Atu, a particl; denoting action from
teateu). the speaker.
Ate, s. the liver. See FINAGALO. Atu, s. a row or line of thing3 (as
Atepili, s. the spleen. houses, mountair~s,&c.); the bo-
Atevae, s . the calf of the leg. nito.
liti, s. a speech in the n~ulae. Atu, a. times, (as utu Ilia, twice).
Ati, v . to pull up, (applied to 'ava Atu, v. to be distressed, perplexed,
a n d tigupula) ; to pierce through. troubled ; pass. atua, atugia.
Ati, v . to build u p (as stones in a Atua, s. God. See Aitu.
wall) ; atiati. Atuao, s. the row of posts round the
'Ati, u . to eat in, (applied to wood house ; the stick on which ttie last
eaten by worms, to cloth, mats, thatch rests (in some parts so
&c., eaten by insects, and to ul- called).
cers) ; pass. 'atia, 'ati'atia. lituaulia, v. to be overtaken by dis-
Atia'i, a. to watch for faults ; to lie tress.
in wait in order to beat ar~otlier; Atualo, s. a bonito taken inside the
atiatia'i. reef.
'Ati'ati, s. the inside fibres of the Atualoa, s. the centipede.
p o q o fruit ; worms in stagnant iituapaoa, v. to be frightened.
wat~r. Atuatuvale, v. to be greatly dis-
I Atiu, s . the name of a plant. tressed in mind.
, 'Atigi, s. broken food, pieces of food Atufauua, s. a group of islands ; (as
partly eaten. A t u n u u , a line of lands).
Atig, s. a nail ; hoof; shell ; husk. htuga, s. distress of n~ittd.
s. the skull, (seldom used Atuga, s . the fin of a fish (except
the sllark a ~ bonito).
~ d
Atuliulau, s . all lauds.
ceedingly. Atule, s. the herring.
Atilo, s. the core of an abscess or 24tululuga,s . lands to the west. See
boiL ATUSISIFO.
Atiloto, s. the disease called shin- Atu~luu,s. a group of islilnds.
gles. Atusasa'e, s lancls to thc east.
Atita, int. see ALILA. Atusisifo, s . lands to the we,-t.
Ate, v . LO thatch; to throw a stick. Ava, s. ail opening in ~11ereef, a
Ato, s. a basket. boat passagr.
* A m , a. all, whole, complete, per- Avi, s. a wife. See FA LEI.^^, h l ~ -
&-t; atoatoa. BIUFO.
8d AVA
'Ava, s. the brnrd ; (see S o m a ) : a
root. (piper nrylliisticum) from
\vhich all intoxicating drink is
nlade ; food.
'Ava'ava, s, the name of a small
tish ; 111et.a man who cannot be
raiight in war ; the oppressive
heat of a hazy day.
Avaava, s. a small opening in the
reef; full of openings.
'Ava'avau, v. to speak over loud (ei-
.ther. in quarrelling or public speak-
'~ri;ava'aitu,
'Ava'avatua \ s. long pepper.
Araga, v. to harry, (applied only
to the wontan).
Avagaga, s. a marriage.
Avaqalafn, s. a fireplace, a hearth.
See TAI(;AAFI, MAGALAFU.
Avagilima, v. to carry sometlling
in tlte hand for the sake of ap-
pearance, (as a walking-stick, a
present).
'Avalaau \
1 s. different kinds of 'ava.
Avane, see AYE.
Avanoa, s. an open space.
Avanoa, v. to be open (as a door-
w"):
'.Avapui, s. ginger.
'Avasi, s. a poisonous pladt.
L A ~ a ~ Vi .a (1x1~s.
, of 'uLalia), to br
burnt in the sun.
'Ave, v. to take; to give; to carry;
to become, (in tire passive) ; tc
conduct; to take away. Con-
tracted with the particles intc
avatu and avune. (Pass. 'avea:
aveina ; recipr. fe'avea'i).
Avr, s. a sunbeam; the feeler of a
cnttle. fish ; red lines proceeding
from a swrlling.
'Xve'ave, s. oue species of the yam.
Avei, s. the cord fur tying up the
acega ; also rcceace.
Avei, s. sympatlletic consequences
of a complaint (as pain in the
hcatl fi.0111earache) ; revengc.
Pvega, s. a burden.
4vegalaf0, s. a hearth.
kveloloa, s. one species of bread-
fruit.
4venonua, s. phymosis.
4vesaa, s. a species of breadfruit.
Aveaa'o, v. to be convalescent; to
get a title wi~houtbeing disputed.
Avesega, s. a withered fruit of the
breadfruit.
Avevalea, a . badly reported.
Avi, n. desirable (of a kind hue-
band).
Avii, s. a species of crab.
Aviivii, s. the nfulo io the winged
state.
Avilu, cc. stunted, old.
Ariti, s. a great tale teller ; a liar.
Aviri, v. to give a false report, to tell
lies ; recipr. feavitia'i.
The second letter in the Samoan d-
phabet. Its sound is like a short a, I
or like e in obey. 1
E, pr. thou, (used with verbs).
E , pr. those.
E, v. to forbid by calling e l pasr.
eina.
E, the sign of tlie vocative, coming
after the noun.
E, tlie sign of the infinitive r n d
E , the sign of the presetit ten=, in-
dicating that which always i eo.
E, the sign of the filture tense.
E , adv. yes ; as ioe.
E, prep. by.
E, int. an affirmative, (used a t the
beginning of a sentence, mostly in
poetry); expressing desire.
'E'a, v. to do deliberately. S 6 6
MA'E'A.
'Ea, v . to Fall away, to waste a w a y -
Ea, v. to rise (as a diver to t h e s u r -
face, as captives to their o w -
land, &c.); to grtlnulate (ae
wound or sore).
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'Ea, tile sign of a question. chiefs); eupirem. for the menses.
Eaea, s. the thrush, aphthae. 'Ele'elea, u. dirty.
E'e, v . to ab . u ~ (as
~ d fruit lying un. 'Elei, v. to make ~ ~ a t i vcel o t l ~ ;~ 1 2 .
der the trees) ; to be piled u p ; tc 'elelei.
raise on supports (as a canoe) 'Elemutn, s. a worm in rotten wood.
See E'ENA'I. 'Elemutua, a. worm-eaten ; rotten.
'E'e, 'e'c'e'e, v . to pay respect to 'Eli, v. to dig.
' to reverence. Elilua, v . liter:llly, to dig a hole ; to
'E'e, v . to be dead, (applied to ani. swear (implying the curse, May I
mals) ; to be low title. be buried if, &c )
'E'S, r. to squeak. Elkopo, c. to dig down to the very
'Eieu, v. to ward off in every direc. end of' thp yam ; to kill all i l l the
tion; to be full of: to be tame (as war so as to leave none to increase
pigs). again.
'E'ef'u, u. (the pl. of 'efu), reddisll 'Elo, a. reddish brown (as the skin
brown. of some natives).
'Eega, s. anythii~gused as a buoj Elo, v. to stink ; prtss. eloiia.
t o support one ill the water (a: 'Ema, a . shining black (as siupo
the outrigger of a canoe, k c . ) and marks of' tatoo) ; (also e.emu
‘Eels, see 'ELA. and 'emu'etrlu).
'E'ema, see 'EMA. 'Emo, v. to wink ; jgu~.atiue, to
'ELemo, v. (pl. of 'emit), to wink. take a nap ; to flash ; pl. 'e'emo.
'E'ena, a. (pl. of 'enu), yellowish 'Emo'emo, v . (from 'emo), to wink
brown. repeatedly ; to flash ; to glitter
E'enaLi, v . t o abound. See E'E. (as glass ill the sur~sl~ine).
'E'enu, int. pshaw! S e e ' E ~ u ~ ~ x Ena,
u , rnaena, a. yellowish brown ;
'1'1x0. pl. eena.
Eetaga, s. anything used to bear up Ena, int. That's it! (denoting ap-
a swimmer. probation).
'E1eva, t.. to be weak in the joints Eneene, v . to tickle.
from illness, hunger, or swim- Enu, s. the net for catching ulule.
ming. Enu'enu, int. pshaw! See 'E'ENu.
Eu, s. the point or corner of an axe. Epa, s. native mats and cloth on
'Eu, V . to remove, to take away; which a dead chief is laid in state.
'Eu'eu to snuff a lamp. Epu, 1 v . to stir ahout, to stir
E ci lava, c. altho~lgh. Epuepu j round (as water, &c.);
Eutasi, s. a fell~ngaxe. pms. epua.
Efu, s. dust. Ese. 'ese.ese, a. different, strange.
Efu, a. reddish brown. Ese, adv. away fl.on~; differently.
Et'u, u. to become dust. Esi, s. the papaw.
Efuefu, s. dust.
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'Ela, u. mattcry, (applied to the Esiesi V . to drive away; pass. eda.
eyes, also to the hands and mouth Ete, a basket.
a h eating baked cocoanutjuice); Eti, v . to blow freshly ; 'Eti'eti,
a term of reproach to a bastard, 'e'eti.
ulu 'ela'elu.
'Ele, s. red earth ; rust.
'Elea, u. rusty.
Ztoeto
Etu,
1
30, v. to lick ; to lap.
) v . to limp, to br la~ne.
'Ele'ele, s. earth, dirt; blood (to &.u;etu See SF:^ LT.
Eva, 1 v. to take n walk, especi- shaggy thrum rug worn by la-
Evarva ally by moonlight ; to go dies).
about; to walk a t liberty. 'Ie'ie, s. a rag of cloth; a species
Evaga, s. a moonlight walk or play. of vine w e d in making fish-traps.
'I'i, v . to give a prolonged squeak.
I'i, s. sauce, or nearrr to t h e Scotch
" kitchen," atiytlling as a relish,
or to qualify other food.
The third letter in the Samoan alpha- li, s. a small herb.
bet, pronounced as in the continen- I'i'o, a. (pl. of'i'o), full, full grown.
tal languages, or as coin been. 'I'ila, odu. there (at some distance).
I , v. to take away the breath (as 'I'ila, v . to shine, to glisten o r g l i t
from a blow, from anger, or from ter ; applied to the eyes abusively.
crying). I'ina, v. (from i'i), to be for '' kit-
I , ccraslonally used ns a sign of the chen '' or sauce.
imperative and subjunctive. 'I'ir~i,adv. there (close a t hand).
I, ad?^. yes. I'inei, udv. Itere.
1, prep. in, at, with, to, for, of, on, 'I'ini, u . to do things slowly. See
on account of, concernir~g. 'INI'INI.
'I, s. a fly. See LAGO. 'I'ino, int. pshaw! See 'INO'INO.
15, prep. before pronouns and names 'I'ite, v . to predict; pass. 'itea. See
of persons, instead of i. VAVALO.
I:, int. used in response to " toso!" 'I'iva, u. tall, (as vao a iiva); r e d
in pulling any heavy thing. 'iva'iva.
-la. pron. he, she. l'ivi, a. (pl. of ivi), bony.
la, pro7i. these. lo, s. a long strip of fish or flesh.
'Ia, the sign of the subjunctive. '1'0, a. full (as a well, a bottle) ;
l a , before the imperative, as a pre- full sized (as a taro or yam) ; co-
cative ; and ,after the imperative vered (as a bone wlth meat); pl.
when used imperatively. 'i'io.
l a , an affix to sonle verbs to form 1'0, zf. to wind (as cinet round t h e
the passive. arm).
I'a, s. n general name for fish, but lo, ioe, ada. yes.
not ilpplied to bonito or shellfish. '10, io'io, s. t l ~ ecall of a chicken.
I'aafalelo, s. tlie name of a tish. 16, ioi6, udu. yonder (afar off).
I'ai, udv. no, not so. Ioao, see lo.rua, (uscd on Upolu).
lao, s. the name of a bird. loalo, s. the strip of fish or flesh
I'at~i,s. the name of a fish. from the belly.
I'asina, s. the name of R tish. Ioio, s. the tlcsh by the side of the
Iato, s. tlir bars conuecting the back bone.
outrigger with the canoe. 'I'o'i6o, u. to coil transversely; pau.
Iatolo, s. boils in the head. 'i'otia.
ie, v. to out. 'I'o'imata, s. the eyeball.
I'., s. the mallet tbr making native- loti, s. tongs; pincers.
cloth. Iole, s. a rat. See IMOA.
'Ie, s. a fine native m a t ; cloth. Iotua, s. a strip of fish or flesh from
(The differcmt kinds of the fine the back.
mat arr the IrIlaga, ie tiiua, ie I'u, s. the tail ; the end, t h e ex-
'ulu, ill~dtlle ie sinu or si'uloa, a tremity.
 I6u, v , to finish, to end; to fulfil; I lalo, prep. under.
to come upon. lla~nutu,s. cousins, the relationship
l'tlaioa, 11. to come to an end, to sustained by the children of an
die. aunt to the children of her brother
I'ufono, s. the decision of a council. after the brother and sister are
I6up, s. ending; determination or dead ; a father's sister. See TA-
decision of a deliberation. MA.3A.
' I'uleo, s. an echo. lli, s. a fan.
I'umatagi, s. the end of a storm. 'Ili, s. a rasp ; a file ; a saw.
I uta. adv. inland : ashore. 'Iliasina, a. of a light colored skin.
I'utagata, s . the last of a family. lliili, s. cravel.
1 fafo, adv. without. 'I li'ili, see L E ~ I L I ' I L ~ .
1 fale, adif. within. Iliilifia, v . to be blown about by the
I fea; ad?]. where. wind ; to feel the wind caused by
Iti, s. a chesnut tree ; a chesnut. a passing missile.
lfi, v. to blow s n ~ o k ethrough an ~2 Iliola, s. the outer skin.
leaf on to a diseased person ; to Iliui, s. a dark skin.
amoke (as tobacco). Ilifia, u. to be thrown down by the
[!:?'1 s. species of chesnut.
as sing of a stone close to a per-
son ; to be blown dowu by a wind
lti'ulu, s. a smooth grained i j l e l e . (as a bottle, &c., standiug 011 the
Itifatu, s. a hard kind of ifilele. ground).
Ititi, s. the name of a trre. 'Iliganoa, s. a scar.
Ifilele, s. the name of a valuable Ilimanifi, s. a species of the banana.
timber tree. 'Ilimatu, v. to be partially dry.
Ifimea, s. one kind of chesnut. 'Iliti, v. (fi-om 'ili), to be pained by
Ifisogd, crs IFIFATU. walliing over sharp stones.
Ifo, V . to bow down ; to descend (as 'Ilititai, s. the bed of the sea.
from inland to the shore). 'Ilitivai, s. the bed of a river.
Ifo, adv. down. Ilo, s. a worm or maggot in putrid
Ifoa, v. to have repeated attacks of flesh.
a complaint ; to produce largely 110, v. to know. '
(of nuts). Iloa, v . to see ; to know ; to under-
lfoifo, V. to descend (as from the stand.
top of a tree or a house). Iloilo, 1 1 . to look at : to examine.
Ifoga, s. a bowing down, an act of Iloga, v. to be known ; to be deter-
I su~lissiol~. m ~ u e don, decided on, settled.
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Iloga, v. inzpers. it is doubtful.
'Ifu*
'Ifuhifu
u. to run away.
I loto, prcp. in the midst.
]go, igoigo, v . to be wearied with, 1
to be tired of; (nearly a s j u ) .
lgoa, s. a name.
1
'Ilu'ilu
a. innumerable ; 100,000,
(modcrn use).
1 luga, prep. ahove.
Igoa, v . to be named, to be called. I luma, prep. before.
Ila, s. a mother's mark ; a mark in Imoa, s. a rat ; see [OLE& SUMU;
the skin. the name of a tish.
naila, a. marked, spotted. 'Ina, s. the sea-egg ; the throat, (a
'Ila'ila, v . to glisten, to shine, (ap- term of abuse).
plied to the eyes in abuse ; 'I'ila. 'Ina, v. passive of ii.
See PAPA'I'ILA. Llna,c. because t h a t ; whcll.
 Ing, a particle marking the impera-
tive.
lna, a particle affixed to verbs to
fb;m the passive.
lualC, v . to be wearied of.
I n n ia, c. in order that, that.
Ina'ilau, s. a row of thatch.
'Ina'iltii,
'Ina'inau 1 v. to contend, to strive;
to be fierce in reproving.
Ina ne'i, c. lest that.
Inafo, s. a shoal of bonito ; a great
number of people, (mostly applied
to cliiefs, as auo to common peo-
ple).
Jnaga, s. the name of a small fish
having no bones.
'lni, v . to take hold ofwith the nails;
to pinch ; to beat ; to kill ; to
pull up weeds; intensive, 'ini'ini;
pass. 'initia.
'lni'ini, v. to do a thing gradually,
(as to bring taro in small quan-
tities so as to make the plantation
eke out.
'Irliini, s. a n old cocoanut without
juice.
*Ino, s. excrements ; (as ofaota).
Inoino, v. to demand ; puss. inofia.
41~to'ino,2'. to hate, to abominate ;
pass. 'inosia.
Inofi, a. beautiful, gaod-looking.
lnu, v. to drink ; pl. feinu ; pass.
inumia.
Inuitino, v. to drench (of heavy rain).
luutnaga, s. a draught, a drink.
Inupo, v. to fast till night.
Inusami, s. a half-starved pigeon.
Ipi, s. a cup, (ipi niu); an axe (lo
chiefs).
lpiipi, s. an edible cocoanut shell.
Ipo, s. an ed~blemud worn].
Ipu, s. a cup.
a ,
I wisa1 int. get out ! Out upon you!
Isi, a. some.
for shame !
Isi, v . to beg, (mostly of food).
Isi, 7*. to split ; intens. isiisi.
Iso, v. to ncknowledgeoneself unable
to solve a riddlc, (" 1 give it up;")
to be beaten in wrestling,
(only used by the conquc
party, a?;, Uu toe iso u;?)
Isu, s. the nose; the snout.
Isu, int. a term expressive of
ance and contempt.
Isumene, s. a small nose.
Isumiti, s. a sniffing nose.
Isupapa, s. a llat nose.
Isupr, s. mucous from the now
Isupii, s. a diseased nose (partly
en off by ulcerati0.n).
Isuvaa, s. a large nose.
Ita, pron. I, me.
Ita, s. anger.
Ita, v . to be angry : pl. feitat
pass. itigia ; recipr. feitaga'i
I tafiitafa, prep, by the side.
Itagofie, a . irrrtable.
I tala atu, prep. on that side,
yond.
I tala mai, prep. on this side.
Itiiti, a . little, small ; few ; pl.
toaitiiti, a few persons.
I totonu, prep. inside.
Itu, s. a side.
1 tua, prep. behind, a t the bac
Ituaiga, s. a division or branch
family.
Ituaso, s. a part of a d a y ; an i
Itu i rnatu, s. the nortl~.
Itu i toga, s. the south.
Ituitu, v. to be tired of, to be
ried with.
Itula, s. a'part of a day ; an hc
Itumea, s. a division, a portion
food mostly).
Itupo, s. a part of the night.
lva, a . nine.
Ivii,
lvaivii1 v . to be exhausted, tc
languid.
Ivaiva, s. the name of the lo w
grown large.
'Iva'iva, a . tall.
Ivagafulu, a . ninety.
Lvi, s. a bone ; a portion of the 1
of the pig.
Ivi, v. to brcome bone (as the t
Iviauvac, s. tlle jawbone.
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Ivi'aso'aso, s. the ribs. cOaluuluu, s. a mixed payment of
Iviivlmaaa, a. strong. oloa and toga.
Ivifaali, s. the shin bone, the tibia, Oatea, s . noon. SeeA OATEA.
!!!, s. the shoulder-blade.
'Oavale, s. property of snlall value.
See OLOAVALE.
Ivitii, s. the spine. 'Oe, pron. thou, you. See 'E.
'Oe, adv. yes. See '0.
Oi, int. alas ! oh !
Gi, v. to groan ; pl. fe6i.
Oi, v. to touch; to cut down ; pass.
The fourth letter in the Samoan alpha- oia.
bet Its sound is the same ae a long 'Oi, i n t . oh ! (expressing astonish-
o in English ; as o in bone. ment) ; inlens. 'oi'oi'oi.
'0, the sign of the nominative ab- 0 5 , v. to creak; to grind the teeth;
solute; also used with a nomina- intens. o'io'i.
tive aRer the form ona . . .. ai 0 iiea, adv. where? See OFEA.
Zen. Very rarely used when a '0'6, v. to be slack ; to bc 11ollow:
nominative follows the verb. to be lomiely tied ; to be loose or
0, the sign of the genitive ; of, be- light (as the soil).
longing to. 0'0, S . the spongy substance inside
0, a sign of the present participle, of a cocoanut just begiuning to
in some instances instead of o loo. sprout.
0,before dual and plural pronouns. 0'0, v. to arrive at, to reach t o ;
0, v. to go ; (followed by mai) to pass. o'otia.
come ; (the plural of alu and sau). 'Ooa, s. pl. of 'oa.
0 , adv. yonder. 'Ooa, v. to praise one's own deeds,
'0, adv. yes, (in answer to a call). to boast.
See OE. Ocooco,v. to visit (as a sick person).
Oa, s. a couple, (comn~encingwith '0of11, v. pl. of 'Oj-u.
the second couple, as e lua oa, e 'Oola, a . half-cooked.
tolug& o 1 , &c.) ; the gunwale. Oole, v. tn s l ~ r i ~to ~ kshrivel
, up.
'ba, s. lather, soapsuds ; pl. 'ooa, '0010, a . il~distilrctuttrrance, hoarse.
'O'a, s. the stick for husking nut5 'Oomi, v . to squeeze or press in ;
with. See MELE'I. A tree, the pass. 'omia.
juice beneath its bark is used for 'Oomo, a. indeuted, sunk in. See
marking the native cloth. 'OMO.
'O'a, v . to Ilusk nuts. 'Oona, a . bitter, sour.
L - s. property, goods, riches, (com- 'Oono, v. to be patient, to endure ;
Oa,
prising all foreign articlvs, also to bear down (as a woman in la-
houses, canoes, kc.) See OLOA. bor). See O X ~ S A ' I .
'O'ai, v. to mark or pailit native 'Oopa, a . weak ; of weak speech,
cloth. i g ~ ~ o r ain
r ~rr~aki,,g
t a speech ; in-
10' alga, s. a marking of native-
'
tens. 'opa'opa. See 'OPA.
cloth. See ELEI. 'Oosi, v. to scratch ; pass. 'us'a.
Oaoa, s. a scarecrow. Ootaga, s. propcrty tflken 011 occa-
Qao'a, s. a stake stuck in to the sion of a chief's death.
sand to secure a canoe to. 'O'oti, see WTI.
I .
(lacod, s. delight. See FIAFIA. Ootia, v. to be beaten and abused,
Oauli, S. ,loon. See AOAULI. (applied to travellers).
 'Ou, projz. I. 'Ogiumu, s . the hole in which the
O'u, pron. (pl. of lo'u), my, mine. native oven is made.
Ou, pron. (pl. of lou), your, your's 'Ogiilaau, s. the trunk of a tree; a
Ou, a. to bark. large log.
OU,id. fie ! for shame I 'OgG~aanava,s. the side of the belly
'O'u, 11. to be uneven ; to be shri- above the hips.
velled (as siupo, bark of trees) ; 'OgHmatilgi, s. a circumscribed gust
iatcns. 'o'u'oLu. of wind.
Oulua, pron. you two. 'Oganuu, s. a l a ~ ~ad village.
,
Outou, pron. you. Oge, s. a famine.
Ofa, s. the gravestones of a chief. Ogeluavai, s. a great famine.
See Loa. Ogo, s. a dismse of cl~ildren'aeyes.
O f ofa, s. the sea egg. Ogo, v. to scorch (as the sun); to
Ofiiofwi~~a 1
Ofaofala~rago, s. two kinds of ofa-
(!fa-
Ofaofitta'i, v. to cover with the
be pained (as with words or by a
disease) ; p u s . ogotia ; intens.
ogogo.
s i l ~ g s; to cherish. Ogogo, s. the nettle.
Ofaga, s. a nest. See PATASIGA. Ogogo.osina,s. a herb.
::::A
'

'Ofe, s . a bamboo. s. species of the diseaae

Ofra, adv. where? See 0 I FEA. j 090.
Ofi, v . to enter; to cover, (applied Ola, s. life; a fish-basket.
to male animals.) : pass. ofia. Ola, v. to live.
Ofo, s. astonishment, wonder. Ola, int. wondrrful ! surprising I
Ofo, v . n. to he aston~shed;to won- Ola'aga, s. life-time.
der ; intens. oroofo. Ola-aso, v. to threaten to kill when
Ofo, ,I. to salute on meetiog; to opportunity offers.
make an oHer of food, services, Olaola, s. the wedge in the handle
&c. ; to shout before a wrestliibg of an axe or a hatchet.
match. Olaola, y. to flourish, to thrive.
Ofo, s. the first speech on present- Olaga, s. lifc~time.
ing food to visitors. Olemea, s. the name of a tree.
Olbuu6, v. to salute with wailing. Olapito, s. the name of a tree. SCd
'Ofu, s. a garment. MATALAFI.
'Oh, v. to put on n garment; pl. Olasina, s. the name of a tree.
'oofu. Olataga, s. a means of deliveraoce ;
'OAI'O~II,v. to envelope in leaves salvation : a saviour.
(for cooking). Olavai, s. the name of a species of
'Ofuu-fatine,s. a gown. wild coffee.
'Ofr~lua,a . twenty leaf-dishes of na- Ole, v. to ask ; to beg.
tive food. &Ole,v. to deceive; intens. 'ole'ole;
'Of11-ti110, S . a shirt. pass. 'olegia and 'ole'olegia.
'Ofu-vae, S . trowsers. 'Oli, s. tlre oame of a tree, called
'Ogii, 5. the trunk of anything ; a also fena.
rlivision; a part cut off; a prin- 'OliLoli,s. joy.
cipal part. (Always used with 'Oliboli, 2,. to be joyful.
another noun, as oyiilaau). 'Oliui, s. the dark specips of 'oli.
Oga, v. to have t l ~ esnumes ; irtens. Olinla'ol~a, a . good-looking, wcll-
ogaogi. proportioned.
'Olitoto, s. the red species of 'oli.
 OLO
010, v . to rub down : to smooth ;
to plane ; to destroy, as if every-
thing were brought to a level with
the ground ; to coo as a dove.
010, s. a plaue.
'010, S. a fortress.
'010, v. to consider ; to be about to
attempt, (in reference to under-
taki~~g anything difticult to pvr.
form) ; intens. 'olo'olo.
Oloa, s. property, (as houses, ca.
noes, cloth, &c.) ; a chiefs tooth.
Oloamanu, s. the name of a Samo-
an month (Julie).
Oloataua, s. property (or even a
wire) given to a chief to illsure
his assista~~cein war.
Oloavale, s. property of small value.
See OAVAI.E.
Oloolo. s. an uninhabited haunted
place; a method of fishing by
rubbing down poisonous plants.
'Ologo, s. (from' 'olo), waiting for
fair weather to set out on a JoUr
ney.
Olotii, s. an old pigeon.
Onla, s. a kiud of d o e s collar.
i 'Oma'i, v . to run in (as a bay or
; illlet). See ' O M ~ A ' I .
Omo, a. indented; bent in ; pl.
'oomo ; intens. Lomoor~io.
'Ornoa'i, see 'OMA'I.
Omomi, s . a sponge ; a glutton.
'Omota'i, see 'OMA'I.
Oua, pron. his, hers, p l .
Ooa, conj. beca~iseof, on account
of; since ; now that.
Ona, adv. then. (It is always fcl-
lowed by leu or ai lea coming
after the verb).
'Ona, s. the lower part of the ab-
domen.
' h a , a. bitter ; poisonous. See
'Oosa.
'Oni, v. to be poisoned ; to be in-
toxicated ; pars. 'onasia.
One, s. gunpowder.
, heone, s. sand.
Oneonea, a. sandy.
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Oneuli, s. black sand.
Onega, s . a place in which a river
is lost or terminates without rcach-
irig the sea.
Onepata, s . coarse sand.
0110, a . six; becomiug, appropri-
ate.
'Ono'ono, v. to suffer under an in-
sult or injury.
Onogaoa, a. six couples (of nuts,
young pigs, &c.)
Onogafulu, a. s~xty.
Orlomea, a. b e c o n ~ i ~ proper.
~g, See
0x0.
'Onosa'i, s . patience, end~trance.
'Onoso'i, v . to endure, to be pa-
tie11t.
'Onosi, v . to strain, as in labour,
&c.
'Opa, a. weak ; ignorant in making
a speech ; intensive, 'opa'opa,
'oopa.
Opeope, v . to float ; pass. opea,
opeopea.
Opoopo, v . to carry in the arms.
Oponi, v . to strengthen by adding
another beam, &c., to one da-
maged.
Osaosa, s. a partly filled measure,
bottle, &c.
Ossosa, v . to be partly full.
Osi, v . to make; to do ; to build ;
pass, osia.
'Osia, v . the passive of 'oosi.
‘Oso, s. a sharp poi~~ted stick used
iu planting and digging.
Oso, s . food for a journey.
Oso, v . to jump : to rise I I (as~ the
sun) ; to rush up or^; to throw
oneself down ; to overflow.
Osofua, v . to go uncalled ; to inter-
fere without calise.
Osopuna, v . to jnrnp over.
Ososua'i, v . to use bad language.
Osovale, as OSOFUA.
Ota, pron. the plural of lota ; also
used in the singular, as, Si ootcr
manao e !
Ota, a. uncooked ; unripe.
 UO
Ota, v. to eat raw food. 'U'a, s . the name of a shellfish.
O t i , a ripe ; pl. ota1.d. IJa'ale, s. a shower of rain.
Otaota, s. rtrbbish; tilth, ordure. Ua'i, v . to turn towards. Sce U.
Otuota, a . full of rubbish. 'Ua'ua, u. to grunt.
Otai, s. a native dish of food. ULau!a, see U'A.
Otaotugase, s. srnall rubbish. Uaua, see SOLISOLI.
Otalala'oa, v. to eat raw fish un- Uaua, s. a slight rain ; a lever.
washed. Uauata'i, v. to raise by a lever.
'Ote, v. to scold ; pass. 'otegia. Uaga, s. heavy rain.
Oti, v . to die (of men) ; to faint. Uagalr~,see FUATAGALV.
'Oti, s. a black pig. Uagani, s. the rlanie of a tree.
'Oti! v. to cut, to clip (as the hair); Uagani, v. to divide, or cut off (u,
pl. 'ooti ; inlens. 'oti'oti. the end of a post).
Otiola, v to be dead alive, (applied Uali, v. to be rainy wit11 sunshine; '
to a lazy perso~l). to have intermissions of pain a d
'010, v . to pluck Iraves ; to speak ease.
appropriately ; dintin. 'olooto. Ualolo, s. rain with a flood; crow& .
'Otopuupua, s . a child's game. of people passing and repassing;
'Otu'otti, u. stiff, hard, (applied to pl. fe~a1olo~~'i.
cloth, cocoanut leaves, &c.) U'amea, s. iron ; beads ; earthen-
'Ovi, v. to be I r ~ n ~ p yto: be uneven, ware ; anything very good.
(applit d to citrons and to palsied Uamuli, s. those who assist with hod '

fingers) ; y2. 'oovi ; pass. 'ovi- on the interchange of property.

'ovia : intens. 'ovi'ovi. Uarnuli, v. to prompt a speaker.
Uasami, s. the s ray rising like n i i
P
and carrird in and.
Uatea, s. rain with sunshine.
Uatogi, s. a war-clrrb.
The fifth letter in the Snmoan alpha- Ue, int. ah !
bet. Its sound is that of oo in fool. Ui, a . dark colored, (mostly suffixd
U, s. a reed ; an arrow ; a brother. to the noun which it qualifies).
U, 71. to direct towards. See UA'I. Ui, v . to go along, to pass along; ,
U, v . to roar (as the waves). to have young (of animals) ; to go
U, 7 ~ . to bite ; pass. utia ; recipr. to stool.
-fruta'i. 'U'i, v . to solicit ( a woman).
'U, v. to look angrily towards, to Uii, s. the youngest, the last born.
be sulky. Ui ina, conj. altho~lgll.
Ua, s. rain ; the neck; sinews ; Ui6, v. to cry out.
veins. Uiuiga, s. a chief's canoe.
Ua, the sign of the present and per- I Uiga, s. explanation, meaning; man-
fect tenses. ner, way of acting.
U'a, s. the paper muIberry ; the Uila, s. lightning.
bark of it; a young breadfruit ; Uilelei, a. to be a good breeder,
the temporary fastening usrd in Uisila, s. the name of a fish.
making canoes; a net made of Uitolu, v . to have three a t R birth.
t.he bark of the breadfruit tree. Uivi, s. the malauli in its stage of
U'a, u'au'a, a . tough, tenacious, growth before becoming u l w .
glutillous. Uivale, a . to be R bad breeder.
U'a, u. to cnvy. See MATAU'A. U6, s. a friend; a bosom compaaioa

Eoago. s. the name of a' fish.
Uouo, s . the name of a fish.
Uogo, v. to sting.
'Uu, s. the name of a shellfish.
'Uu, v . to take hold of, to grasp ;
pass. umia.
Uu, s. oil.
UII, v . t o oil ; to soap ; to rub with
leaves as swap; to besrrtear the
-head.
Uii, s. a large land crab which feeds
- on cocoanuts.
'U'ii, v. to be rotten ; to weep ; to
smell fousty oi. swrsnty.
Giiii, int. a shout of triumph.
'C'ufatu, s. one kind of 'uu.
Uufisoa, v. to anoint, soap, or wash
wit11 j s o a .
'Uumala, s. one kind of 'uu.
'Uumi, a. pl. of 'umi.
'Uuna'i, 2,. to take hold of; to urge,
to compel.
'Uunu, s. the name of a tree.
Ufa, s. the posteriors ; the rectum.
Ufamea, s. the rectum.
Ufi, s. the yam.
Ufi, s. a lid, a cover.
Ufi,
Ufiufi 1 v. to cover ; to conceal ;
pass. ufitia : (with the in-
strumental particle) ufita'i.
Ufi-'ula,*
Ufi-lei,+
Ufi-rnasoa,
Ufi-poa, 1, s, the different kinds
!
Ufi-sina, of yams.
Ufi-tali,
LT fi- toga,
Ufi-vao,
See LO'ALO'A.
t Varieties of this are ujZei'u2a and
yfilei'ulu.
UGloln, s. a yam half rooked, which
is slii~perywhen skinned: astrong
man uifficult to be caught.
U fipula, s. anotlier name for the soi.
Ufisasa, a. anytlting which excels,
excellent.
Ufisoi, s. an edible soi.
Ufitafagafaga, a. aboundiug, wide.
ULU 95
ly diffused ; covering extensively.
Jfu, s. the name of a fish.
Uga, s. the soldier crab.
Jga, v . to beg (as the use of tools,
assistance at work, &c.)
Uga, a . rotten, (applied to the
teeth).
Ugauga, a. partially grey (of the
hair).
Ugamea, s. one kind of soldier-
crab.
Ula, s. the crayfislt ; a term of re-
spect to a woman.
Ula, s. a necklace.
Ula, v. to blow with the mouth ; to
smoke (tobacco) ; ~ e d u p ulauld
. ;
pass. ulaf a.
Ula, v. to joke, to sport ; pass. ula-
~ia.
.EL, 1
lUlaluls I U. red ; joyful.
Ulauliifiti, s. a small shrimp.
Ulafa, s. a term of familiarity ap-
plied to a man.
Ulaga, s. a joking, a sporting.
Ulala, s. a term of failtiliarity ap-
plied to a man. See ULAFA.
UlPpo, s. the f u . 7 ~when full grown.
Uliivai, s. a freshwater prawn.
Ulavale, a . mischievous ; dissolute ;
pl, ulavavale.
Uli, s. sprouts from the taro.
Uli, s. a dog.
Uli, uliuli, a. black; blue; any dnrk
color.
Uli, v. to steer ; pass. uligia.
Uli~ilipato'i,a. deep black.
Uliga'i, v. to steer more before tire
'winti.
Ulima'o, s. an incomplete rainbow.
Ulit6, 71. to steer right be!ore the
wind ; to persist in anger.
Ulitu, v . to steer in a standing pos-
ture.
'Ulo, s. a pot ; acauldron ; a cask.
(Introduced).
Ulu, s. the head ; a grove or clump
of trees ; a jutting point of a
suuken rock.
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UIII, a. trn. (uscbd i n g.1111es). UIl~ga,s. a couple ; a man and hi
'L'lu, s. the breiiclfruit. wife. (ulugii tuyafa) : a coupkd -
There nre Insny kind@,ns 'ulu-em, birds or fish.
~ u - r n c r c r ,L ~ ~ u - ~ n c r3;r.
n~'a, Ululasi. v . to be very numerous.
Ijlu, 11. to enter ; pnss. ulufia. Ululen~*ii,v. to go a b u t with dt
Ultr, r l . to make double (of a mat); water unwasl~edfrom the body(u
puss. ullla, uluinn. if the salt bad entered the body);
Ulu, v . to r r -t l ~ a t c l ~ . to be higl~lycriminal.
,
Llua, s. the ,~ulnsli when full U l u l ~ ~ a , s. a
grown.
Ulu'aau, s. a jotting poi~ltof a reef.
1
; U~UIIIUIII~
Ulumi~nu, s. a portion
shaped hpld
of the tam
Ulua'i, u. lirst. 1 ing.
Ult~'ao, s. the name of a fish; a ) Ulumatautu, s. a stony point
~11lal1 n13n wit11 a l o ~ ~ head.
g I n i ~ gout into the sea.
Ulu'au, s. the le;tvcs of taro; a na- j Ulnmatua, s. the first-born.
tive dish of h o d made of taro ; Ulupirle, s. the head of a club.
Iraves. See Pa~.csaarI. ! Ulnpii, s. curly hair.
Ul~~';iuf'~~i, s. taro leaves rooked wit11 Ull~poo,s. the skull.
salt wilti-r. Ulusini, a. grey-headed.
LIui, 1,. to tempt, to urge on, to ex- Ulrltrgn, s. the groin, the top port
cite. of the thigh.
UlaLia,v . to be o r e r b u r d v ~ ~ e dto; Ulatil~i, a mI,atehet-lleaded. ,
be strailled (as by a fall, when Uluto'i
tlle bones are put out of joint). Ulutale, s. a bald head.
Uluia, 21. to have a splinter i l l the 'Ulutunu, s. a broiled breadfmit;
body. See ULUFIA. the name of a gelatinous fish.
Uluitiuo, v . to enter the body; to Ulututuga, s. a bundle of scraped
possess (as by at1 uitu) ; ap,,lied bark of tutugu. i
a150 to great rain. Uluvao, s. the trees of t h e bush.
Uluivale, us ULUI. 'Ulna, a. all.
Uluoln, 1,. to grow luxuriantly; to 'Urna, v . to be finished; 'uma suci,
increase. to be all come.
Ulul~lu,s. foliage; anything spread- Urna, s. a wide chest.
ing about (as a body of people) ; Uma,
tlte namr of one k i d of net; the Untauma
outtar edge of the reef; a mctl~od
1 v . to intend, t o purporie,
(applied to a journey or
work p r p o s e d t . be
~ undertaken).
of fisl~ing. Confined in its use to qucstiorn
Uluulu, v. to remove the rtones asked by other parties: P e urn-
from the cooking-place before u m a alu qfeu lau 7nalagu7
lighting the oven. Umaurna, s. an unfledged manuma.
Ul~~ulumatifblau, v. (from ulu, m a - Umi-tagata, s. the l~ulnantrunk
ta, and ufolau), to enter house when dismembered ; a cripple.
oftvr house ; to go from heart to Ume, s. the name of a tish.
heart.
Ulufilto, v. to go out.
Ulufale, v. to enter. U~nelolo
) :teli:"erent
Urn paleva,
Urnelei. s. kinds qf

Ulufia, v . to conlmit ad~lltery,(ap- 'Umete, s.a wooden bowl; the name

plied to a chief's wifi.) ; to have of a disease.
a splinter in the body. , 'Umete-tata~~u,s. a disease.
 UMI
Umi, v . to desire ; to resemble.
'Umi, s ten fatl~oms.
'Umi, a. long ; pl. 'u'umi ; intens.
'umi'u~l~i.
'Umi, v. to take food or property to
family con~iections; recipro. fe.
umia'i. See Usr.
Umiumi, v. to -follow after ; to
stretch out to.
Unlu, s. a cooking place ; the food
cooked there.
Umuumua, a. dirty, smutty.
U~nusi, v. to give property and
food on the completion of any
work.
Urnu~aga,s. p r o p ~ r t yand food given
on the completion of any work.
Una, s. the scale of a fish ; tortoise
shell.
Una, v. to pinch; to split off the
top of the taro; to fetch out a
person privately ; pass. unafia and
unatia ; pl. unauna.
Unii6a,s. a fish scale ; a speck in
the eye.
Unafi, v. to clean off the scales of a
fish; to pulI u p taro irregularly
I (one here and aoother there) ; to
kill one hy one.
Cnani, v. to break off piece after
piece from food reserved ; to fetch
taro sparingly, that it may last.
See ' I N ~ ' I N I .
Unavau, s. the name of a poisonous
fish.
'Une, v. to grunt a request ; pass.
'onea.
Uni, s. the one who begins the
game of tayati'a. Sse SAUSI.
, Unoo, S . a bruise.
Unoo, v. to stink (as fish); to be
pained at heart.
Uno, s. the strainer used in making
Lki;: the name of a tree.
Un&lo, s. the stick used to tight-
I
en the unu.
Unosi, v. to pick out the full-grown
taro ; to pick out the chiefs in , cord.
order to kill.
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Unususu, v. to pine away for want
of the breast ; puss. unususua. -
Up:, s. the ngme of an illsect.
Up;, a . sniall, bad-conditioned, (ap-
plied to bananas).
Upega, s. a net.
Upeti, s. the frame used in printing
native cloth.
Upolu, pron. I or me; (as Uu le-
agu upolu i le lo).
'Upu, s. a word; a knot in a bamboo.
Upua, a. wordy.
Upuia, v. to be often reproved, to
be found fault with.
Uputoina, v . to be cursed; to be
devoted to destruction.
Uputuu, s. a tradition.
Usiga, s . the proper time;, about
the same time ; a proper result ;
a proper portion to give, ( ~ ona s
usaya ia).
Usi, s. the name of a shrub ; one
kind of banana.
Usi, v. to be green, (applied to the
ti leaf before it turns yellow) ; to
nielt (as lard) ; to make smooth
by adzing; to take food or pro-
perty to fatnilp connections, (as
' z m i ); to be ashamed in presence
of superiors ; to placate.
Usi, usiusi, usiusita'i, v. to defer to,
to obey.
Usi'ulu, s. one kind of the usi.
Usiusi, s. the nanie of a fish.
Usiusi, a. sleek, in good condition ;
green.
Usiusita'i, v . to defer to, to obey;
(as usi).
Usitog-a,
uskG,
~ s i t u a n i u)
1
s. different liiuds of usi.
Usivao, s. the name of a shrub.
Uso, s. tlie pith of a tree : the heart
of timber ; the root of tlie 'nva ;
a man's brother ; a woman's si%-
ter ; brothers and sisters ; COII-
sins; (if two, le uso, if three or
more, le a u rso) ; the umbilical
G -
 Usoitama, s. the cliild~rnof one fa-
ther.
Usoitina, s. the childrcn of one rno-
ther.
Usoga-ea, s. tlie strong love of a
wife or brother, leading to die
with the husband or brother.
Usotaufeagai, s. the cli~ldren of ei-
ther the same father or the same
rnothcr.
Usu, usuusn, v. to start off early in
the n~orning.
Usu, v. to lead the singing; pass.
usuina.
Usu, a. to g o to a fono; to take
food to visitors ; to make amsi;
pass. ~lsuia.
Usui, v. to spear with the hands d e
pressed ; to praise undeservedly.
Usnisni, a. t o put a h i t into the
hole of an eel; to urge to come;
. t o urge on, to enrice.
Usuitau, s. a year or season.
Usuga, s. those who start off to
work early; food given to a tra-
velling party; a formal visit to a
sick chief; the preparing of masi.
Usunoa, s. the first day of the a p
peariag of pulolo.
Usupese, s. a singer, a leader ol
singing.
Usupo, v. to start off' before day-
light.
Ususui, see U s v ~ s u r .
Uta, s. ashore; inland ; a load of a
canoe, boat, &c.
Uta, v . to take heed t o ; to look
ahead ; to consider beforehand ;
redup. utauta.
Utiifanua. s. inland; a person living
inland ; an ill-mannered person.
Utalilo, u. to be concealed from
view; to be fir back from tht
road (as a plantation).
Utatni, v. to go from the plantatior
to 6sh : to be pained with ilices.
sant work.
Ute, s. the tail part of shellfish; tlic
best of anyth~ng.
JtEfuiono, s. the inner side dth
uautilus shell, used as an om*
went.
Jtete, s. the name of a h d n g
plaything; a jewsharp.
Jto, s. the small spongy substam
inside of a fullgrown cncoaoot;~
tlie corks on the upper edge of 8
net: the floating bait to cut&
flying-fish ; the head, (a term d
abuse).
i'to'i, v. to peck as a fowl.
J t ~ u t os., the buoy of a Fshiug-6oe;
a buoyant canoe.
Uto'uto, s. the name of a tree.
Utu, s. the lonse ; an insect which
eats the skin of the hands d
feet ; a rush.
J t u , u. to draw water; to finabot-
tie, &c. ; t o b a d a gan; pl. ti+
utufa'i ; puss. utufie.
Utu, adv. nnceasingly, without in-
ter~niasion; (compounded with
verbs, as ututau).
Utuutu, s. rushes ; duckweed.
Utuutu, s. the sea eIose along the
shore.
Utufaga, s. a charge of powder; 1
pipeful of tobacco.
Utofiti, s. a ffea.
Utupiipu, u. to store u p in a b s ~
boo : t o take great care of.
Ututdia, v. to be continually paioa
or afflicted.
Ututau, s. a succession of war;; I
cartridge.
Utuvii, see LEUTUVA.
Utuviimua, s. the rnontli answerin(
to January.
The sixth letter in the Samoan alpb
bet. Pronounced as the En*
F A , s. the stein of the taro leaf, b
nana leaf, &c. ; tho name ef
fish.
 FA FAA 99
;. four. See SOANI. Faa'ala'ala, v. to refuse to help ; to
]refix to verbs with the nega- impute misfortune as a judgment;
not much, not quite, as f a - to rejoice in the oppressions of a
la, not quite complete. See chief who had been brought to the
place against the wishes of the
to b e hoarse, to lose the party.
: pl. fafa. Faaalata, v. to strike a blow in or-
to borrow, (applied only to der to commence a club match;
)wing a boat or canoe). to give a speech in order to com-
lrreg. to suppose erroneously. mence a fono. Sce F A . ~ L A ~ ~ A T A .
, fn i t a , fit'zi mai,f u te a ' u , Faa'aleale, u. to m a k e - a s ~ ~ d hos-
de~~
~ u g l l t ;f u oe and f u te oe. tile descer~to n ; to come upon
question it merely i~shsan suddenly.
011, P e ni ii f z oe? What is ' Faa'ile'ale, v. to act heedlessly.
opir~ion? Faaali, v. to shew ; y a ~ e .f.n..ialia ;
ie causative prefix ; with the interrs. fhaaliali.
tive it is used to signify :* not Faaalii, s . a wooden drum.
1," " not quite," see F.4 ; as Faaalii, 2,. to act the chief; to Ije
~rnparative, (as fuutoeainu, provoking.
an old mall) ; sometimes it Fanalitino, v. to shew distinctly.
s to be added without alter- Faaalo, v . to pay respect to; inleno.
he sense of the word, (as PO- faasloalo.
ogu, fnapotoyotoga). Faaalo, v . to commence to blow a
:, w. to d o things expediti- gale.
Faa'alo, v. to deny having somc-
3, v . to make red hot. thing belonging to another.
s . the forfeit paid by the Faaalofa, v. to resemble the father
of a game. (of a son) ; to love Fdlsely, faaalo-
ago, w. to encroach ; to claim falofa.
~ e ' sown land, &c., which be- 1 Faaalu~naga,s. a portion of food for
i to aliotl~er; to cheat. I one person.
latij, w. to have weak eyes Faaailoa~ro,v . to bc very m~lch,to
old age. be i l l large quar~tities.
1'0, v. to imitate. Faaata, v . (pronoonced.fu'ii/a), to
oina, v. to be left alone, to . shade the eyrs or to partially close
u~ined. See F . ~ A A G A G Athem ~~A in -order to see clearly.
Faaata, s. (from t l ~ eaboue), a look-
a, s. a slight squall. ing-glass ; a spyglass.
ieamarnae,v. tortlake friends, 1 Faaata, faaataata, v . to treat with
on terms of intimacy. respect.
v. to cause to turn aside, to Faa'ata, v . to make to laugh.
: to call in. Faaatuatoa, v . to complete.
s. the ilarne of a month, Faaatu%tnutali, v . to be afl-aid of
cl~). gods waylaying ; to be distressed
, u. to lay the firewood ready or afraid a t work, war, &c.
ghtiog,. Faaavauoa, v . to open.
gnnonlna, v. to be shunned, Faaaviavi, v. to shew peculiar fa-
: left alolie. Sce FAAAOAO- vour to, to show p~rtiality.
Faaea, v. to raise up ; to exalt. -
Faaec, v . to place llpon ; to place
oneself upon or ill a ranoe.
Faa'eefunuu, v. to be sulky.
~ ~ : $ ~ k tu.e to take care of.
Faai. s. the larvnx.
Faaiaveloa, v. to continue a long
time.
Faaiivu, v. to be emaciated.
Fa;liLu,71. to finish.
Faaifif'dta, v . to persevere under dif-
ficuIties.
Faaifo, c. to make a hostire de-
scen I.
Fanifoga, s. a pigeon newly caught;
a captive.
Faaigoa, v. to give a name, to name.
Faaigoigo, v. to be we'lried of. See
1~0lGo.
Faadi, s. a whistle.
Faa'ilimatii, v , to dry in the Iiouse
(as clothes 04 a wet day)
Faailoa 1
Faailo, v. to make known ; to
show..
Faailoga, s. a sign, a mark.
Faailoga, v. to mark ; to distin.
guish ; pass, faailogaina.
1:aaLinaelo, a. slove~~lp.
Paatinatoil, a. tough (as overgrowr
tcrro and tirrrniu).
F a a ~ n r ~ i n u , to make off to wind.
11.
ward (as a shoal of bolrito).
Faaita, r f . to provoke to anger.
Faaitaita, u. (a dimiuutive of f a a
ita), to teaze.
Faaitiiti, v. to make smaller, tc
abridge ; pZ. faaiti.
Faaituitu, v. to be wearied of, (a!
a'tuitu).
Faaivi, 7,. to be worn out, to bc
wearied, to be exlia~~sted.
Faa'oo, 2'. to looseu a fdster~ing; t(
make slack.
Faaoti, 7.. to b ~ i n g through ; tc
cause to enter.
Faaof'o, 7.. to give (as a title to ;
chief; or food to a village).
Faa'ofil, 21. to clrenu :~notlier.
'aa'ofuagafi~ln, a. ten (native dishes
of food cooked in leaves).
:aa'ofuLoTr~,a. deep (as a jug).
:aaola, s. a saviour, a deliverer.
baol3, 1. to make alive : to save,
to deliver ; to proclaim peace,
(fuuola le tauu).
'aaolaga, 1 s. a means of deliver-
Jaaoldtaga ) ance ; a deliverer.
Faaoleore, r . to entreat, persuade,
induce.
FaaGoIe'ole,v . to deceive.
Faaolioli, v . to nrake a display of a
young chief or a young lady; t o
quiet a cross child by amusing it.
Faa'oli'oli, v. to make joyfrtl.
Faaoloa, v. to give property; to
Pay
Faaoloaga, s. the giving of pay o r
property ; tile property given..
Faaoloolo, w. to ask sideways #by
hints.
Faaoluolna, zl. to be lumpy ; to be
uneven. See Ovr.
Faa'ono'ono, v. to provoke.
Faaopeope, v. to float ; pass. ha-
opeopea.
Faaopoopo, v. td put to, to add to-
gether, to join to.
Faaoso, s. food for a journey.
Faaoso,
Faaosooso I 2,. to stir up, to excite,
to incite.
Faaosooso, v. to tempt.
Faaosoosoga, s. a temptation.
E'aaoti, zp. to ripen, to mellow.
Faaotiiga, s. bananas ripened io the
earth.
Faaoti, 2.. to put an end t o ; to kin
one already dying.
Faaotiitua, y . to propose something
else after a plan has been agreed
on.
Faaotilaina, v. to be starved.
Faa60topuapua, v. to be dose t o g -
ther (as troops, fleets, &c.)
F m u , o. to insist on, to urge upon;
to shut in the sides' of a house
with reeds ; to fish at niglrt with
the pa.

F a ~ u a l o a ,v. to endure long. Sc
FAAI:U.\LO.I.
Fnaualolo, 11. to run about in con
fusion (as parties taking h o d to
funo, &c.)
Faauarnau, 11. to water a t the mout
with desire.
Faaui, v. te call o a t ; to disentangle
to remove from s hook, nail, &c.
to lead through.
Fa'au'i, o. to beseech.
Faauii, 21. to itlake t'rier~dswith, tr
associate with.
Faauouo, v. to walk with an arrn o
each round the other's neck.
Faauiivale, v. to I,e in confusion o
disordrr (as a concourse of people
troops, wdves, &c.)
Faauu, v . to auoint.
Faa'ubu, a. angry lookirig,..suiky.
Faauga'o, v. to be skinned over (o
a sore) ; to have n~ixcdrods (mo,
new alrd old, i n a l~ouse; to in
dulge altgry teeliugswithout shew.
ing it.
Faaulaul;i, v. to joke.
Faaulavale, see ULAVALE.
Faauliulitii, v . to have inveterate
hatred.
Failuluulu, v. to cry out, to shout.
Faaulufalcga, s. tlw i n d ~ ~ c t i oof n o
chief; the o p e n i ~ ~ot'g a chapel.
Faii~~lugogo, v. to beg in a shame-
faced way.
Faau~~liurnii~oa, v . to lose interest in
everything fiorn grief.
Faaurnuuoluii, v . to eat all alone;
to be greedy.
Faabulie, I , . to grant a request; to
ask the loan o f ; to leud. See
'ULE.
Fa;~ui~trsusua,v. to p i ~ ~away
e for
the breast.
F;~a'uputoina,see ' U P U T ~ ~ N A .
Paausi, s. a native dish ot' scraped
taro or yams.
Faausi, u. to be ash:imed ; to adze
smootlr ; to snlootl~.
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Faausuusu, 1,. to provoke, to stir
up, to incite ; pass. t'aausuia.
Faausugasega, 1,. to cause t l ~ sega
e
to come fro111 its place ; to com-
niit all .indocelicies after the pe-
ulu.
Faauta, int. behoki.
Faauta, v. to behold, to attend to;
pnss, faautagia.
Faautduta, v. to devise, to plan, to
consider.
Fanutuutun~anu,v. to reside in a
family while waitiug for native
property.
Faafa'i, a. fed on1y with tJ~emother's
lriilk.
Faafao, v. to turn upside down.
to feel
Faafauf:du, I , . to bc qual~i~ish,
Mck.
)
FaaTaula'i, v. to heap u p
Faafaupu'e
Faathfh, s. a burdell carried on t h
back..
Faafafh, cc. rakish (as a mast).
Faahfine, a. belonging to women
(iis work).
Faafilfealiiga, s. games; also a k r m
applied to one who is learned in
all tlre ancient lore ; as also to
one who excels in games, fight-
ing, &c.
'aatilega, s. the intermarriage of
Families.
:aafalemaii, v. to he ill constantly.
7aafalttiir~u,a. rainy.
:aaf,cna, v. to warm up food.
:aafano, u. to curse, to devote to
destruction.
Taafatati, I ! . to bc high i r ~the eaves
(ol' a house).
Taafatufatu, v. to persevere ir~dcfa-
tigabl y.
7aafe.10, v. to accompany as a pro-
tector ; to guard, lo protect.
Taafe'ia, s. ornamental siupo.
:aafeoloolo, see 1:~or.oo~o.
?aattlavei, fhafelcvci, v . to inter-
cept ; to ii~t-rrupta speaker.
l 0.2 FAAF FAAL
Faitfefete, s. I r a v ~ n . ' Fanfofoga, c. to hear (to chiefs).
Faafetbte, 7 1 . to cause to s\ve\l ; to Faafogxupoll~,s. an easterly w i d
be p ~ ~ fdf tI I wit11
~ pride. See M ~ T A U P O L U .
Faafe-aga'i, see FESAGA'J. Faafogafoga, v. to listen (to chiefs).
Fuafetai, v . to t l ~ a n k; puss. faafe- FaafGrrG, c. to call to.
taia. Faafua, v. to rise (as a waveoras a
Faafetaia'i, v. to cause to meet ; to g-rouod-swell).
meet purposely. Faafua'ava, v. to do a thing with-
Faafetalri, v. to knock together ; to out c.)nsulting others coliceroed.
jangle. . Fi~afualoa,see FAAC:A LOA.
Faafete, 7 1 . to threaten without do- Faalilan~anava,v. to be startled.
ing ; to make a great sl~owof a Paal'uase'i, 8dv. suddenly.
little. Faaruata, v. to carry between t b
Faafetuaoiai, 1 1 . to p!ace alternately shortldera. d
different kitids of thing3. Faafuavaa, sre F.~AI:UA'AVA. .C
0 ,

Faafetuaoivai, 7 1 . to rinse a bottle Faafulu, v. to be overdone. I

with water. Faafutefutca, 11. puffed up, swollen'
Faafia, a prefix to vcrbs, signifying (as in sickness). See VENIA.. :
to p r e t e ~ ~to,
d to assume. Faagaart, s. a strip of cloth worn-:,
Fiiatia, u. pretenr\il~g,assuming. roun? the loins.
Faafi;talii, 1,. to assume to be a Faagaec, v, to stir; to rouse up.
chief'. Faagaepu, v. to stir up, to make
Faafiafia, v. to plrase. nluddy (of water).
Faatiamalosi, v. t o pretend to be Faagaitoito, a. tall and thin, lank.,
strong. Faagaoi, v. to steal from fanlily con-
Faafiamatai, v. to assume to be a nections.
wutai. Faaguugau, v. to bend down, to
Faafiamca, a. presumptuous, as- bow down the I ~ c a d .
sun~iug. Faapaga, v. to ask pern~ission.
Faafiapoto, v. to assume k~~owlcdge.Faagagao, v. to abuse indirectly.
Faafiat)~~le, zl. to assurne the direc- ITaagagafu, r.. to feel sick.
tion or al~~~ropriation. Faag:~gali.tiamoe,v. to be sleepy.
Faafiasili, v. to assume to be the Faaptla, v. to desire eai.nestly (as
cl~iefor b ~ s t . for absent friends); pass. faega-
Faafil~ola,e. to be beaten within an laia.
inch of life ; to be sick almost to Faagalogalo, v. to forget; to put
death. from oner mind.
Faahui, c. to cause to entwine (as Fnagaw, v. to sit quiet and silent:
the vine of a yam O I I a stick); to to hide behind a r ~ y t h i ~ redupl.
~g;
add to a \~er.;on'swords wresting fjagasrgase.
their meaning.
Faafiti, a. to deny ; to refuse.
1 Faagaseg~iise, s. an epiden~ie, (tip
1 plied to chiefs). See FAAMA'I.
Faafitiga, s. a denying.
Faat'oa, s. a boil. E:~$ii1 to to
2..son ~erslrade
eat. a sick per-
Faafo'i, v. to cause to return ; to Faagogolala, v. to beg in a low tone
bring back ; pcrss. fdafo'isia. of voice. .
Faafo'iita, v. to cause anger to be Faali, v. to expose to the eun.
restrained ; to chiefs, hafo'itoa- Faalaa, s. a stranger, (used with a
tan)~'i. negative in speakiilg of \uarr&):
 they are not Jkficalau (strangers), pl. faa!alanu ; puss. faalanumia ;
but your own children. w'tilii the instrumentul particle,
Faalaa, v . to pass one thing over faalanuma'i.
another (as in twisting a rolw with Faalata, v . to cause LO conle near;
the hand) ; to interiupt a speech. to tante; to betray ; intens. faa-
Faala'ei'au, s. a messenger to call latalata.
out the troops for war. See LA- Faalava, s. a cross bar ; wood in
'EI'AL'. roof nf a lrouse ~ I I R I I I I parallel
I~
Fijalai, v. to induce a man to bring with tlte wall-plate, purlin.
food by raising Salre lro~e-ofgiv- Faalava, a. across, crow.
ing a clanglater in m rrlage to Faaaalnva, u. to illi~ceacross ; to rnake
him. up a complement; recipr. faace-
Faaiao, v. to carry things prepara- lavasa'i.
tory to work. Faalavaau, V . to kill (a chief) in war.
Faalaolao, v . to finis11 up any work Fanlitvalava, s. a weal, the mark of
(as weeding, I~ori..lebu;lding,&c.) a stripe.
Faalau, s. a large sinpo. Faaliivalava, n. to p l ~ on t the Zuvn-
Faaltiua'itele, V . to spread abroad a lava ; to give clothes.
report. Faalave, V . to puke a turn of a rope,
Faalauko, a. to shut in the sides of k c . ; to kill a champion ; to cas-
a house with thiitch. trate ; to bring good property, in
Faalaulelei, v . to malie level ; to ap- order to g r t the best ie i l l the togs
pease anger. to be divided.
Faalagdti, V . to give a blow in or- Faalavelave, s. a hindrance, an inr-
der to commence a club match ; peclin~ent; a hinderer.
t o give t l ~ first
e speech. See FAA- Faalavelave, v . to hinder, to ob-
ALATA. struct.
Faalagi, ti. to cornpliment ; to call Fualeaoga, a. to make of no value ;
over names and titles. See F a n - to Lre~~t wilh disrespect.
1-L'PE. Faaleaga, v . to abuse ; to i'l-use.
Faalagilngi, a. to I,e angry on ac- Faaleiila, v . to be disrespectful (a
count of disrespect sl~own. term of abuse).
Faalagolago, v . to lean upon. Faaleilcia, V . to speali with lire voice
Fu;llila, s. srri~pedtaro and cocoa- of an uitcc (as when inspired to
nut. See FAAIISI.
FaaEla, u. beau titill. 1
deltvcr an oracle).
Faalcoigaluu, u . rnicldlia!g.
Faalalao, v. to lily waste, to destroy. Faaleoralua
Faalalano, V. to brill$ deatll up011 ~ a a l e o i o ,
t ~ yail ifogn. i a. sl)al,by, unbecon~,
RmlCano~nra i ~ ~ g .
Fialalo, a. to stir cp, to excite ; to l'aalele, s . the oalnc of one of the
tell of the enen~y's~noverner~ts. circle of I~onses used in pigeon
Faillalo, v . to i~~tercede.See FAU- catcl~ing.
Faalele, 1 ~ . to c~luseto fly.

I
Faalalolalo, s. self dcpreciatiol~. Faalelei, v . to ~.econc.ile; to propiti-
F a a l a ~ ~v.i , to cause, to produce (as ate an ofended pnrty.
a quarrel or di.-e.~se). Fa;tleleo, v . to c o r ~ t i ~ rallgry.
l~e
Fialanu, a. to wash o:f salt r a t e r ; Faaltlto, adv. secretly.
to remit punishment ; to remove Faaleltlrlea, V . to allow to fly.
&nce by ul~dergoing;I penalty; FaalG~nigao,c. to be disre~pectful.
104 FAAL FAA M
Faalepa, v. to lie too ; to break ofl Faalotolelri, v. to satisfy, to appeaso.
a speecll fbr a time ; to dam up Faalotoloto, v. to cherish revenge.
or stop the course of running wa- Faalotolotolua, v. to bein twominds,
ter. to be urldecidcd.
Faalepo, s. a cliief's dream. Faaloton~alir,1. to satisfy ;, t o ap-
Faaletaupulea, a . ungoverned, law- pease ; 8s fualotolelei.
less. Fanlototoga, v. to be without love ;
Faaletala, I v. to treat with unde- to be greedy; to he revengeful.
Faaletala5 j served contempt ; re- Faalua'i, see FAAMUA'I.
dup. faaletalatalae. Fiialuma, v. to stigmatize ; to cause
Faaletatau, a . incorrect ; incongru- to be reproached.
.OIIS. Faaluma, s. a jester.
Faaletino, a . relating to the body. Faalumaga, s. a disgrace, a re-
Faaletonu, v. to be undecided. proach.
Faalevao, a . boorijl~,disrespectful. Faalupc, v. to be like a pigeon,
Faalevaleva, v. to lengthen (time). (applied to an only child).
Faalevivi, 1 a. insignificant, of no Faalupe, v. .to complimet~t; to call
Faalevbvo j account, treated as out names and titles ; redtip. faa-
useless. lupelupe.
Faali'a, v. to insinuate ; redupl. Faalupelupe, v. to be left alone, t o
faaliLali'a. be shunned.
Faalialia, v. to make a display. Fiiamii, v. to put to shame.
Faalialiavale, v. to make a display Faaniaai, v. to sharpen.
causelessly . Faamaauga, v. to be most excellent.
Faaliu, v. to hollow out (as a trough, Faamaalavaina, v. to abuse side-
&c.) ways ; to provoke.
Faalifa, v. to draw in the aldornen. Faamaalili, v. to be chilly; to be in
Faalili, v. to teaze, to worry, to ir- . tlte cold stage of fever.
ritate, to provoke. Faamae, v. to put by a fish till it
Faalili'a, v. to frigllten. is mite.
Faaliliu, v. to turn round. Faamaela, v. to laugh scornfully;
Faaliliu, a. covetous, (of one who redlip. fitaniaelaela. See Faasra-
turns all to himself). SUASU.
4
Faalilo, v. to do secretly ; redupl. Faama'i, s. all epidemic.
faalilolilo. Faamii'ioi. u. slow, eluggisl~, not
Faalilolilo, adv. secretly. prompt.
Faaloaloa, v. to stretch out; pl. Faatniiilei, v. to entrap.
faaloloa. Faamaise, v. to colnlort those weep
Fualogo, v. to hear; to obey; in- iug.
tens. t'aalogulogo, to listen. Fiian~ao'i,v. to be in earnest ; to
Faa!ogoese, v. to misunderstand. speak the truth.
F'aloloa, v. to stretch out. the legs; Faan~aofa,v. to startle.
plural of faaloa!oa. pilamao~~i, see F n ~ n r ~ o ' r .
Fualolo'i, v. to desiie earnestly ; to Fnamau, s . a 11ing.e; a fastening. '
be d a ~ kand lower.ng. Faaniau, v. .to make fitst ; to make
Faalologo, v. to hold one's tongue; a stand in war.
to be s ~ l t n t . Faamaualnga, v. to be proud.
Raloloto, a . close-fisted, miserly, Faamaulalo, v. to bc Ii~rrnble; to
stingy. humble o~;esc.IC
 Faama'ulu, v. to slip away quietly;
t o steal off unobserved.
F a a n ~ a ' u r n a ' ~v.~ ,to endure, to bear
with.
Faamiiumau, v. to waste.
Faamaunu, v. lo bait a hook; to
slacken a fastening; to leave a
saqfaiga quietly.
Faamaupao, v. to stop from going
on.
Faamaritii, v. to stand firm.
Faamafanafana, v. to hearten, to
encourage, to cheer up.
Faamafimali, v. to use threateniogs.
Faamifcala, v. to spread out the tin-
gers.
Faarnefolafola, v. to spread out ; to
explain.
Faamafua, s. a decoy.
Faamafulifuli, v. to waddle from
fatness ; to sway the body t'rom
side to side (as in colttempt or
anger).
Faamaga, v. to open the mouth ; to
gape; pl. faan~a~naga.
Faanligalo, v. to remit a fine; to
forgive. .
] Faanlalama, s. fire, a lamp; a win-
' dow.
Faamalama, s. heathen customs (as
war, dances, &c.) An introduced
word.
Faanlalamalama, v. to cause to bur11
brightly; to make clear, to ex-
plain.
Faamalinlali, a. disrespectful.
Faan~alimali,v. to speak with great
fa~ltiliarity; to talk disrespect-
fully to; pl. t'aamamali.
Faamalo, v. to act as a conquering
Party.
Faamalotie, s. a chief's dog ; a ble-
mish in the body caused by an
aitk
Faamalofie, v. to make a display,
to show off.
fianlalosi, v, to strengthen; to en.
courage ; to act with the strong
Ililr~d; to act wit11 vigour.
:aam%lii, v. to bathe (to chieJs).
>aamalu, s. an umbrella.
'aan~alu, v. to shade, to protect.
:aamaluC%rga, s. a strong stout
man.
'aamalumalu, v. to overshadow.
Taarnnmii, v. to lighten ; to trmt
lightly ; to extenuate ; pass. taa-
mamasagia.
'aamami, v. to clean ; to lay wuste.
7aamamalu, v. to protect.
Taamamanu, v. figured, carved. ,
?aarnamasa, v. to enclose tish a t
high water, leaving them to be
stranded a t low tide ; to starve
out.
?aamanaia, v. to dress up, to adorn;
to act the ntccwuia.
Faamanamana, v. to attribute an
acc~dentor m~sfortuneto super-
ndtural power. S e e I ' u u n r a ~ a .
Faaman;ltl~,v. to remind, to put in
mind of.
Fanmanava, v. to cause work to
stop.
Faamanavaii, v. to have a swollen
belly (of children).
Faamanii, v. to place a gift on the
head, to thank.
Faarnanu, v. to call o u t ; pl. faa-
mamanu.
Faamanu, v. to imp'overibh.
Faarnanuia, v. to bless ; to make
prosperous.
Faa~nanuga,s. one method of tish-
Ing.
Faamapa, v. to cause to crack ; to
make a smacking noise.
Faalnapuila, v. to stir up the nlud
in water, to muddy: to recall or
stir up old grieva~~ces.
Fnamdsil, see F,\,i8xaar~s,\.
Faamasa~~i, v. to accustonl.
Faamasavai, s. wnter-bottle emp-
tiers, (dpplied to children, as be-
i r ~ guseless in it canoe).
Faamasiasi, v. to put to shame.
Faamasino, s. a judge ; a consul.
Faamasi~to,v. to e x a n l i ~ ~ to
e ; judge.
l:i~aniisofa, v. to upset ; to break Fiianioega, s. a feast before war.
clowll. Faamoemoe, v. to expect, to hope;
E.'aan~i\suisiii,v. to begirl to be in to prepare for war; to lay wait
labor, to lrave slight paius. for.
Faan~ata,v. to sllarpen ; to have o F%amoemoega,s. hope.
desire for. Faatnnl~mol~, v. to make smooth ;
Faamata, a prefix expressing to look meluph. to sniooth down anger.
like, to have the app~ar:\nceof. Faamorno, v. to break to pieces;
Faamatiaai, v. to desire to eat fish ; intens. fiiamomorao.
to have no appetite for ordinary Faamu, v. to kir~dle,to set fire to.
foocl except there be something to Faarnua, s. a joke.
relish it; pl. fanmata'a'ai. Faamua'i, v. to forewarn.
ITaamotub~l,v. to frighten. Faan1u:t6i,v. to send oil a h sad, pro-
Faanlatag:, v. to make ugly ; to mising to follow and not doing so;
make bad looking. redtcp. faamuamua'i.
'Faamatagataga, v. to make slack, Faatni~amua,v. to send on ahead.
to make loose. Faamiili, v. to remain at home while
I:aaiuatala, v. to loosen so as to be others go ; to sl~outr l ~ e na fish
cnrily 1111ticd ; to explain ; redup. or a pigeon is caugl~t.
tfhanb;ltaT:italn. FaamuliLupil,v. to gr~imbieaRer a
F~t;+mrctiil;~lotn, v. to comfort. thing is decided on.
Paanlnta~naI, v. to look ill. Faarnuinii, v. to cause to burn
Faamatatiaiala, v. to gad about brightly.
sigl~t-sec~op Faa~nutu, v. to cut off a part, to
Faanlatavale, v. to be ugly; to look mutilate.
omi~lous; to look lialf asleep. FaanG, v. to quiet a child ; to con-
Faamatclaine, v. to starve. ceal ; intrns, f,iiininii.
Faamatii, v. to dry in the air or Faanau, v to drs~re,to long for ;
sun ; to drain sea eggs. intens. fi~anaunau.
Faamatua, s. tlringspreparecl against Faana'ana'r, a. very great.
tlic death of a parent. F ~ R ~ : ( I I I I s.
~ Idesire.
I~Q,
F3am:lvar v to take leave of, to l~:lanarnr~qtrt:i, v. lit. to make to
bit1 Eirrwell. s111ellof punisl~~ilr~lt, (al)plircl to
Faa~ileagotoimoa~la,v. to bury in tiiose wllo had hitherto been un-
obliviotl. punislied).
Faalnco, v. to fret, to cllnfe. Faanamutacia, v. (lit. to cause to
l?aamclr, v. to refuse, to reject; to smell of war), to do some l~ostile
tlt preciate, to disparage. See act to bring on a war.
~IEI.E. FiiananLmoina, v. to be all dead;
Faan;emelo, v. to look at angrily. to be laid waste.
&'~anlisa, a . querrel..on~e. Faaninasua,
Faan~isa,v. to pick a quarrel; to Faaniilisuaga
stir up a quarrel.
I v. to re-joice in ; to
delight to talk
ahout; to sliow lionor to. See
Faamoe, v. to put to sleep; to pre- also P,rn~.u~.run.
pitre a speech ; redup. faaluoe- Faananinarli, v. to speak indirtinct-
lnoe. ly ; to speak as a cliild.
~ : ~ a n i o v.
e , to make a feast prcpa- Faanapagofie, v. to prepare before-
ratory to war. hand, to be in readiness.
I.'aicn,oeg;r. 8 . u rase, a shcath.
Faanape, v. to tie loosely ; to speak Faapalalau, v. to put off on others;
in similes. to he half hearted,
Faanati, v. to be urgent ; intens. Faapal;lpala,v. to be remiss, to grow
faaliatinati. weary; to be discourzged.
Faa~icenee,v. to" praise; to make Faapale, v. to catch liquid in any-
much of, to pet. thing.
Faaneetaga, s . a praising. Failpale'aute, s . a fine mat with a
Faanefu, v. to make muddy, to stir red border.
up (water). Faapilega, v. .to be exempted from
Faanenefrr, v. to be indistinct ; to work ; to be made much of. See
be dim of the sight and of words. FAASEENEE.
Faanevaneva, v. to walk about idle; Faapalepale, v. to bear patiently.
pl. faaneneva. Faapapii, s . a flat cake (of masi).
Faaniutii, v. to ascend straight (as Faapapafu, v. to be bulky and filt
a colurnn of smoke); to act proud- from always sitting in the house
'Y. (as a cripple or blind man) ; to
Faanifo, v. to make forlied (as the eat all alone (as frrnumzlum~Z).
end of a post). Faapapana, v. (from pana), to hin-
Faanifo'oti, s. a blubber knife. der, to prevent, to keep under (as
Faanifonifo, a. toothed, jagged, u n - a disease, a wur, &c.)
even. Fanp_apateaina, v. to be all dead.
Faanoanoa, v. to inourn, to grieve. Faapatapi~ta,v. to bully when help
Faanoanoaga, s. grief, mourning. is near.
Faauoi, v. to ask prrmiasion. See Faapavaina, v. to talk on one sub-
FAAPOI. ject otlly; to keep on doing one
Faanounou, v. to frown, to scowl. thing, going to one place, &c.
F a a n o ' u ~ ~ o ' uv., to stoop, to bend Faape, v. to guess.
the back. Faapea, adv. thus.
Faanotb, s. a secondary wife intro- Faapea, v. to say thus ; to do thus.
duced by the first; the slow cry Faapctlpea, v. to move off, to move
of' the manutagi. out of the way.
Faanofo, v. to cause to sit u p ; di- Faapcli, adv. like.
nlin7i/iz*e,faanofonofo. Faapefea, a d v . how ?
Faa~~nga'i, v. to c a s e from, to rest. Faapelep~le,v. to take care of, to
Faar~uuu,v. to create a disturba~~ce; niake much of.
intens. tbanulrunu~lu. Faapcna, adv. like that.
Faaniir~ii,v. to luok displeased.
II Faapepe, v. to fester.
Fanpa, v. to cause to explode, to Fi~apepepepe,v. to hover: to flut-
tire od' (as a gun). ter about (as loose parts of the
Faapa'ita'u, s. jesting. dress).
Faal~mlo,v. to shade ; to protect. Faapi'opi'o, v. to make crooked;
Faapa'u, s. a frying-pan. to act crookedly.
Faap", v. to throw oneself down ; Faapiu, v. to swrng.
to cause i ~ ~ i o t h toe r fall down. Faapiuga, s. a swing.
Faapa'iifiic, v . to prostrate oneself. Faapili, v. to bring near; to de-
Fedpaupau, s. a Iieathen. cpy ;, pliss. tiapilia ; redupl. faa-
Faapa1upa6u,v. to be scabbed over PIIIPIII.
(as a sore t~ealit~g
F ~ ~ p i ' u ~u.l . to
up).
~ ~srrrre
, oncselL 1
Faapilia, v. to place or hang u p
F~apilitia (as 011 the b r a ~ ~ of cl~a
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trec) ; to be caught or entangled ; Faasaui, v. to bc oppressive, to be
to strain out (as ntusoa or soi tyrannical.
through a strainer). Faasauaga. s. an act of oppression.
Faapito, v. to confioc to. Faasaulala. see FAASAUA. ~ ~

Faapo, v , to go out to work till Faasaunoic, v . to ill use, todamage.

night ; to Kill ; to bring to a close Faasausili, a. haughty, affectii~g -
tile oiyoje. superiority.

with tisli.
Fa;lpola, v. to castrate. See YAUA.
1
Faapoa, v . to feed young children Faasautarnai, v. to be imperious;
Faasautoga to be oppresaivr.

Faapoi, v. to tl~reatento strike; to Faasautii, v. to shake (as a sail in

raise the h a d in a threatening the wind) ; applied a!so to a pet-
Inan ner. son who, attacked 011 all sides,
Faapologs, v . to enslave. . callnot reply.
Faapolopolo, s. the firstfruits. Faasautu, ?/. to refuse to acknow-
Faapona, v. to knot. ledge lawful al~tliority.
Faapopo, v. to dry. Faasaga, v. to direct to, to point to,
Faapopoa, v. to leave nuts to accu- to k c e to ; redupl. faasagasaga.
mulate on a piece of land ; to Faasaga'ese, s . a l~elved axe (to
scent the water with tish in order chiefs instead of to'i).
to attract other fish. Faasaga'ese, v. to go out bonita
Faapotopoto, v. to gather together, fishiog. See A1.o.
to assemble. Faasagafulu, v. to be ten nights old
Faapotopotoga, s. an assembly. (of the moon).
Faapuii, v . to put a heavy tine o n a Faasiigiti, v. to be cnld.
small offence. Faasala, v. to fine, to punish.
Faapu'e, u. to heap up. See FAU- FaasalaG, v. to abuse iudirectly ; to
PU'E. address one and mean it for ano-
Faapuga, v. to crouch down (as ther.
l'rum fear) ; to prepare to spring Faasalalau, v. to scatter.
on (as a cat). Faasalasilla, y . to be oppressive.
Faaprlpula, v. to make to sliine; to Faasalotia, v. to be starved.
explain. Faasamoa, a. according t o Samoan
F a a l ~ t ~ ta.~ ~ to, gather together custom.
(tl~ings); redupl. faaputuputu. Faasaniaani, v. to entreat the sick
Faalfi~tttga, s. a gatlieril~g (of to eat ; to urge to make a will.
thi~lgs). Faasanosaoo, tadsasa~~o, v . to desire.
~ , close together. Faasapavapa, a. aslalit.
F a a l n ~ t u p u t ~a.
See P U T ~ P U T ~ . Faasapilima, v. to take from a r s
Faasft, v. to make sacrcd ; to con- lative without permission.
secrate ; to prohibit. Faasapisapi, v. as fuusupilirna; also
Faasaau, s. a piece of cloth worn to provoke ; to be saucy to rela-
as all apron. tions.
- Fuasaci, v . to provoke. Faasasa, 71. to stand aslaut; to speak
E'iiasi'i, n. to upbrad. indirectly.
Fnilsi~n,? J . to save, to spare. Faasasau, v. to b!ow (the trumpet).
Fitasa'o, a. to make straight ; to Faa~i~sill~o, see F A A S A X O ~ A N O .
direct ; to explain. Faasavala, u . to lorlg after aome
F ~ i ~ o i I/.
~ uto, bedc\\. particular t'ood.
 Faasavili, v. to air ; to cool oneself to eat and destroy food before
in the wind. going to war.
F i i w e , v. to slide on the breakers. Fmsiva, v. to tie hands and feet
Faasee, s. a small shed built against together crossways, the left to the
the side of a house. right and the right to the left.
Faasegao, s. a large mouthful. FGasoa, v. to apportion, to distri-
Faasegosego, v . to blink from short- bute, to divide out.
sightedness. Faasoa, r l . to seek a wife for ano-
Fasselevei, v . to interrupt a speak- ther.
er. See FAAYEI.EVEI. Fansoasoa, v. to deliberate about
FaasesG, v. to cause to go astray, the distribution of food or pro-
to mislead; to bring the head of petty; to be prudent.
a c;Inoe to the wind so as to leave Fansoata, s. crooked posts used i n
the sail flapping. building boat sheds and cooking
Faasetoa, v. to express sympathy houses.
by setou. Faasoesa, v. to annoy.
Faasevasevaloa, v. to be a vaga- I'aasoo, s. a war messenger.
bond. Faaaoo, v. to join together ; to e n -
Faasiasia, a. haughty, contemptu- croach on adjoining land.
ous. Faasoosoo, zt. to deliberate about
Faasi'ugutu, v. to talk to a person the distribution of food or pro-
while looking away from him. perty. See F A A S O A S ~ A .
Yaasi'ulii, v. to look askance, to Fassoosoogatii, a. incomparable.
dart angry glances. Faasola, v. to cause to run away.
Faasifo, u. to bow down, (applied FGasola, v. to kill.
to chiefs instead of ifo) ; to de- FaaGlogi, 71. to answer indistinctly. .
vote to destruction ; to eii~brace Faasolornoo, v . to be slow and di-
Christianity. latory.
Faasigano, v. to leave notches (as Faasosongaloto, v. to try means for
in cutting a breadfrnit in halves); satisfaction sake, without much
to make uueven (as a necklace hope of success.
with large and small beads) ; to Faasualua, a. brackish. See FAA-
make dovetail. TAITAINOSO.
Faasili, v. to go beyond, to prqject; Faasuapanupnnu, v. to make a butt
to be superior ; intens. hasilisili. of, to continue to jeer at.
Faasili, v. to take oft' sleepiness by Faasufi, v. to endeavour to draw
I having a nap. out a confession of guilt.
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I Faasiliiletnauga, v. to sleep (chiefs). Faasiigal~lgalufale, v. to be bed-

riddell.

I
Faasilitofo, v. to be relievcd for a
time; to have a partial relief in Faasuliimuaina, v. to act or talk
sickness. saucily or haughtily. See FAA-
Faasino, 21. to point out, to show, SAPISAPI.
to point to ; pass. faasinomia. Faasulusulu, v . to desert from ill-
Faasisasiaa, v. to have a mi3under- usage (as a wife her Iiusband, &c.)
standing. Faasusu, v. to suckle, to give tlie
Faasisila, v. to look on while food brcast to.
or property is being shared out ir Faata, v. to forbid.
order to get a share. Faataa, s. the fibres of the cocoanut
Faasisina, v , to cause to drop down ; ready twisted for making &let.
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Faataa, v. to adze off the white 17aatSugi, v. lo ill-use.
wood from timber. Faataulkitu, 71. t c pretend to be r
Faataafiti, v . to make restless ; to tnuliiitu, to pretend to inspira-
cause to struggle (as an a ~ l i ~ n a l tion.
tied up) ; to struggle. Faatiiuma'oi, v. to ill-use.
Faataali'oli'o, v . to encircle. Faatiiumanufua, v. to be laid on cw,
Faataalije, v . to make haste. as juat to touch without being
Faataalo, v , to make to sport ; pl. fastened ; to engage in anything,
faataaalo. or to dwell a t a place, temporari- 1,
Faataaloga, s. playing, sport. ly; to pay little attention t o ; to
Faataalutulutu, v. to shake tllr lutu; have no heart in. r;
to shake against one another (as Faataunuu, v . to bring to pass. -;
tliings in a basket half full). Faatiupou, v. to bring u p as a vi- ,:
Faataamilo, v . to go round about ; gin. !
i~ztens;faataamilonlilo. Faatausuai, v. to cause to stumble;
Faataam~losaga,s. a tour. to offend.
Faataape, v. to scatter ; intens. faa- Faatintala, v. to ill use; to brink
taapeape.. disgrace upon.
Faataataa, a. to let loose, to let go Faatiiutonu, v . to- keep on with
(of animals) : to bark a tree. some work just for appearances
Faataatonu, v . to be lucky, to be while the principals are absent.
fortunate. Faatautupe, v. to take place, ( a p
Faataavalevirle, v . to roll round and plied to a war or a marriage). '

round ; pl. hataavavale. Faatauvaa, a . of small account, oi

Faata'esea, 1). to be refused, not to little value, trifling.
be received ; to be driven away. Faatafa, s. a chiefs illness.
Faatai, v. to go to fish while otl~ers Faatafa, v. to step on one side, to
go inland to the plantatio~~s (fua- get out of the road; pl. faata-
utg). tafa.
Faataio, v. to call out, to shout. , Faatafdgafaga, v . to draw u p all
Faataimua, v. to predict a calamity. the pola of a house.
Faatiitai, v. to make approaches to Faatafatafa, adv. on one side, indi-
(of one who formerly kept away). rectly.
Faata6ita'i, v. to try, to prove; to Faatafatoina, v. to be driven away
imitate. by one's people or kindred never
Faataitainono, u. brackish. to return ; to be disinherited.
Faataoto, s. a parable. Faatafiti, s . . the plaited cocoanut
Faata'oto, v. to ldy down; pass. leaf forming the outermost cover-
faata'otolia ; pl. faata'ooto. ing of t l ~ eridge of a house.
Faatau, 11. to buy, to barter; to Faatafiti, see FAATAAFIT~.
conteni .or the privilege of being Faatafuna, s. a place for rubbish.
spokesman. Faatafuna, v . to lay waste.
Faatau, adv. equally, alike. Faataga, y . to take off the sa,or
Faatauanau, 9 1 to importune. prohibition ; redupl. faatataga.
v. to mock. See TAU- Faatagii, zg. to pretend to, to feign.
E 1 : z t U ] EMU. Faatagata, s . an image, a sculpture,
Faatau'oa, s. a merchant. a picture.
Faata~~futin~isa, 2,. to provoke a Faatagata, u . to dress out, to adorn.
cluarrel. See FAA>IAXAIA.
Faatagataotarra, v . to treat like cap-
tives.
Faatagataga, v. to put in readinzss,
to have a t hand.
Faatiila'ese, v. to refuse sauciiy ; to
disobey haughtily.
Faatiila'u'ula, v. to take unwar-
rantable heedom ; to present nn-
warral~tablerequests.
Faatalale, 1 7 . to neglect, to disre-
gard, to take no care of.
Faatalanoa,
Faatalatalanoa 1 v. to take it easy,
to sit idle.
Faatali, v . to wait lor; redup. faa-
talitali.
Faataliaga, v. to 1.1y % person on
his back,-(applied also to things).
Faatami, v . (lite~aily,to be as a
father), to wait on a chief.
Faatamabima'i, v. to be small, (ap-
plied to size, quantity, a r ~ dmen-
tal capacity).
Faatamaitiiti, v. to act like a little
child ; to quarrel.
Faata~nala,v. to procrastinate, to
delay, to neglect, to be remiss.
Faatamatama, v. to act like a cll~ld
in dress and play.
I
Faata~lo, v . to llumble oneself, to
Faatanoa dcbasc oneself; redupl.
faatanotano.
Faatnsi, a . oltce.
Faatasi, v. to adcl to ; to join to.
gether : to be togetlrer.
Faatasi, udu. together.
Faatatau, v. to tit ; to apply; tc
imitate.
Faatataga, a. to eat food consecra.
ted to c~itu.
Faate'a, v . to cast off, to reject ; tc
expel.
FaateLaga, s. expulsion ; banish
ment.
Faatpi, s. younger brethren anc
cousins who are markcd wit1
their brother.
Faate'i, 1). to startle.
Faateine, a. to act the girl ; to dres
out, to adorn.
?aate1inoa,
:aate'itelivale 1 v . to cl~llon a prr-
son without hav-
ing any particular business.
:ilatefua, s. a widower; a single
man.
Taatelc, 17. to enlarge, to iacrease.
:aateleteleirCi,a. to make Iraste, to
run quickly ; to be oppressive, to
act overbearingly.
?aatt.mutemu, v. to take slight hold
of.
'aateva, v. to banisl~.
'aatiau, v. to disenlhowel.
Faatiu, s. a northerly wind.
Faatigii, v. a. to cause pain.
Faatigii, v. n. to be in labor.
Faatigatigii, v . to be pained (as with
travelling, work, &c.)
Faatilitili, v . to be s p a r i ~ ~
of,g to use
sparinglv.
Faatif~ifu,V . to be cloudy.
Faatinifuga, s. persons incapable of
fighting.
Faatino, v . to grow stout ; to.finish
plaiting the body of a double
basket.
Faatiti,.,, to be dangerously wouud-
ed.
Faatitino, v . to be greatly increased
(as pain,-drought, famine, &c.)
Faatitipa, v . to be careless.
Faatitti, v . to cast headlong, to pre-
cipitate.
Faato, v . to give over (as land sold
or given) ; to curse.
Faato'a, a. new ; first, (used as su-
perlative, 0 le fuuto'a nta'i tele).
Faatp'a, V . to comineuce a planta-
tion ; to cultivate grourrd for the
first time.
Faato'a, adv. for the first tirne.
Faato'aga, s. a plantation.
Faatoatoa, a. to bear patiently, to
er~dure.
Faatoeaina, u . sedate, sober.
Faato'ese, a. to ask pardon, to apo-
logize, (used when relati~tg the
fact). See T O ' E ~ E .
Faato~lalo,v . to subdue.
Faatoga, c. to bcbg, to entreat.
Faatolo'ulu;o. to find fault after a
decision lias been come to. See j
FAAMULIUPU. ; a wall about to fall).
Faatololi, o. to make a grating
noise.
Faatonu, u. to direct ; to instruct ;
to put right.
Faatosaga, o. to act the midwife.
FaatGtGlnea, a. frugal, (contracted '
from faatotoe mea). See PAN.^-
PA.
Faatotope, v. to be too rapid, (ap-
plied to speaking aud paddliug) ;
~ e d u p .faatopetope.
Faatu, o. to cause to stand u p : to
place on e18d (as a post); to ap-
point ; pl. faatut~i.
Faatiiii, o. to pul~ish, to fine. See
F a a s a ~ ~ ( trllore
l ~ e general word).
Faat~lai,o. to pl.olong ; to put off;
to delity ; ~ e d u l ~fdatuatuai.
l.
Faat~taupua,o. to backbite.
FaatuiimaLo,o. to tell some message
after the time for attending it is
past..
Paatuatna, o. to delight in some
acquisitiot~; to hope for some-
tlling promised ; to trust, to rely
on ; to cherisl~revenge.
Paatuatuaga, s. sometiling to rely
on.
Faatuatuana'i, o. (lit. to put betiind
the back), to forget.
Faatu'i'ese, o. to obiect, to oppose.
Faatuituia, u. to indulge angry feel-
ings.
Faatuo6a!a, V . to refuse angrily; to
upbraid. See PA.I'AI.AAI.A.
Faatuu~nalia,o. to apply an acci-
dent as bei~!ga juclgmeot ; to re-
joice in aliotl~er'sli~isfortu~~e.
Faatuutuu, c. to yield t o ; to be
diwouragcd.
Faatuf'ugngu. s. carpenters' tools.
Faatugi, u. (from ttcyii), to give
trouble (as l ~ ycalling unexpect-
edly).
Firat111011,t q . to apo!ogize fur ~ n a k -,
ing a suciden noise by callilig ou
tlilou!
Faatulolo, a. bowing, inclining (ah
1 Faatulu'ipaepae, u. to be haunted.
Faatulutulu, o. to dmp.
Faatunmu, o. to cause to stand fast.
Faatumu, o. to fill.
Faatupolo, u. to act a s a t~rpolo.
Faatnpu, u. to cause to grow; tr
cause : to raise (a post).
Faatupuloto, o. to provoke, to makc
angry.
Paatusa, s. a comparison.
I Paatr~sa,c. to compare ; redup. fna
tusatusa; pl. faatutusa.
Faatiitii, o. to ask fbr a share 01
food taken to visitors; to ask a
larger share of the same: to re-
fuse ; to walk about with a clrild
'
in order to quiet it.
Paatutue, u. to wait about for more
food after being already supplied.
Faatiitiimalu, o. to act the protector
witl~outhaving the power.
Faavi, u . to cause a rivalry; redup.
faaviivi.
Paavaaasiga, u. to be treated ar, a
conquered party.
Faavae, s. a foundation. See Noo-
PA.
Faavae, u. to lay the foundation.
Paavaegugu, o. to do a thing slowly
and deliberately.
Faavaesnpe, s. a club foot.
Faavaevave, u. to hasten, to make
haste.
17iavai, u. to place inwater; to soak.
Faavai, o. to cook.
Faavaitausoa, s. wiuds a t variance
causi~igrain.
Faavaivai, o. to make soft ; to muke
tender; to make watery.
Faaviiivai, u. to weaken ; to lose
heart.
Faavaoa, u. to let lie fallow.
Faavaotula, u. to be destitute of
trees, to be desert.
Faavaovaotoafa, s. a scrubby bush.
Faavauvatl, u. to grieve, to niourn. 1 Fai'ai, u. to get food ; to bri~ig up
Fauvagavaga, u. to sit all round in I!y hand.
a circle ; to leave a space where Fai'ai, s, the braill ; cook,,d juice of
the chief is seated. the cocoa~lut.
Faavigarta, u. ro talk without eat- Faiaina, c. to be overcone.
ing. Fiiiaga, s. a ~ ~ t i c playiilg
s, the fool ;
Faavalea. u. to act lbolislily; redup. , inrproper corlduct (gt.tir~rally).
faavaleralea. Faian~uga,u. to coule aRer the 111i1,g
Faavalemalosi, a , like araving Inad- is fini~hrd,to be too latr, (alwiiys
man, outrageous. used wit11 a nt gative).
Faavalematua, u. to act as one in Faianaga, s. joking.
llis dotage ; redup. havalevale- Faiaso, s. a cannibal ; ail oppressor.
matila. Fiiaso, u. to be a l o ! g time ago.
Faavavan, s . a stone connected with Faiavi, u. to marry.
a legend. Fai'ili, s. a skate the bone arid skin
Faavavau, u. to be perp tual, to be of which are used as a rasp.
lasting. Faioso, u. to forage ; to s.ek food
Faavela, u. to burn, to set fire to, in war time.
(before chiefs for suszcvlu). Faiuln, s. the teeth of a shark used
FaavSvG, u. to do a thing by halves as scissors.
or ineffectually. Faiuniu, s . a cook.
Faavevela, u. to ripen by burying ; Faifai, u , to become, to happen. See
to warm up. also PEAPEA.
Faavevesi, u. to put in con~motion; Fiifai, u. to abuse ; pass. faia.
to create a disturbance; redup. Faifaifeoloolo, u. to be better, to be
faavesivesi. more tolerable.
Fasviivii, see FAAVEVE. Faifai~nilie,u. to do a thing delibe-
Faavili, s. a drill. rately ; to act with n~oderation.
Faav6v6sol0,
Faav6v6tuiii I 21. to go about in Faifeau, u. to go on a message.
crowds confusedly. Paifeau, s. a missionary, (by cor-
Faeme, s . tlie name of a fish. ruption of the above).
Fai, u. to do ; to say, to speak ; to Failesia, u. an apologetic term used
get, to obtain, to possess ; to be- when dissenting from atlo~her:
come, to be for; to make sail ; T u fuifes'a!
~ i t or bestia!ity ; to Faife~arri,v. t , r a y for ; to avenge.
to c o r n ~ ~iticest
cotlabit with ; pass. faia ; intens. F'i'ifui~i iu. u to pick out an itldi! i-
faifai.
Fai, s . the skate fish.
Fa'i, s. the banalha or plantain. See
Mo'E.
Fii6i, see FA.
I dual n o d r t ~ purrish.
Fiiiga, s. a a')usi~rg
)
: labor pains ;
c;anoc s keep 11g tog :tlit,r In rac ng.
Faiga, s. the getting ; the making;
the doing.
Fa'i, u. to break off; to pluck ; to Faigi, s. diffi ,ult.
extract; inte~ls.fa6if8'i; p1 $k1i. Faigimea, s . any or:casiou on which
Fiiii, s . a bridge; a n~atri~nonial property is given or exc1la:lgt.d

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conr~ectionbvtwe~ntwo lands.
adv. exactly so ; that 's
Pa6iraei it, that's true.
(as marriage, hou ;ebuilding, kc.);
bitdly mads propsrty.
Faigad, a. difficult. See F ~ r c a .
Faiaai, s. a liew st,t[lement, a I ew Fa~gotie,a. eaay.
village. Failauga, r. a speaker.
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Failiinaatifiiga, v. to set sail as cacl~ Fa'itoga, a. one bind of banana.
cranse ir ready without waiting for Faitoto, v . t o take blood from h e
one another 1 eye.
Failele, s. a suck1il.g nc m;lll, a wet- 1 Fiiitoto'a, s. s doorway.
1111rse. Faiva, s. a f i s h i ~ ~ ga; trade, an w-
h i l t le. v. to sl~clrle,to nurse. 1 cupation.
Fainmi, 1,. come together, (a call). Faivaiulima, s. an occupationweak-
Faimanu, s. a bird catcher, a sports- ening the arms ; metaph. aapeech
man.
Faimanu, 1
Fainala \
s. specie5 of the skate.
/ s u ~ n o s e dto hnve riven offence.
~aiv;, u . to act an%ecomingly, to
act scurvilv :- to commit incest.
d

Faipes~ga,v . to accompany music Fao, s. a wooden p c g ; a nail; a

wit11 s i n g i ~ ~ g . kind of punch used in making ca-
Fiiipo, 2,. to be 101.gago. See F A X - noes.
ASO. Fao, v. to seize, to take violently,
Faipule, s. a councillor, a ruler. to rob ; pass. faoa.
Faisoa, s. one w l ~ oteaches thesoa; Fa6, v. to be upset, t o be ttlrned
a nlan who has ;I large family and bottom u p ; to lie 011the face.
so ext mpted from the necessity F a o ' a ~ ~ g u t us., a small open canoe.
of working. Fao'ato, v . to pack in a basket.
Fiisoa, s. an odd one, (applied to Faofao, s. a long shell Ibrmerly used
things countrd by pairs). as a punch i n making the holes
Faisoo, adv. contin~~ally : aso fai- for lashing together the canoe.
SOO. Faofao, v. to nail.
Faisua, s. food taken to relations Faofslc, v . to bring in, to cause to
when arriving in the ncighbour- enter a house.
hood. Faofana, s. a screw.
Fiiisua, s. the c l i ~ ~fish.
n Fau, s. tlre name of a tree; the
Faita, v. methought. See FA. string for tying u p the hair; pe-
Pailaa, v. to c o ~ l ~ mfornication.
it culiar ways of fastening on the
Faitaagn, s. fbrnication. hook in bonito fishing; the cir-
Faitn'i, cottj. but, ~~rvertheleos, (sel- cular beams in a house.
dom used). See P E I T . ~ ' ~ . Fau. v. to tie together, to fasten by
Faitau, zJ. to c o ~ ~ n tto; read ; to i tying ; to b u ~ l d ; pass. f ~ a s i a ;
get leaves to cover in the oven ; 1 inrens. fa~rfar~.
'
pl. faitau.
Fa'itafa, s. the top row in a bunch
of bananas.
'1
Faua, s. saliva, spittle (as iasuing
from the mouth).
Faui, v. to drivel. I
Fait:jla, v. to give news; to be a ' Faurllii, s. a native custom in coo-
talrbearer ; pl. either of persons ~ ~ e ( . t i owith
n exchange of pm-
or t1:inps; f;litala. ~)crty.
Faitalin, u. a + I , you, &c. please. F a ~ ~ r p v.a , to prepare the property
Faitanla, v. to br 111otherly;to take on which a dead chief is laid in
care of its young. state.
Faitioina, v. to be done under the Faui, s. the name of a tree.
t-yes of' those watcl~illgfur fdul~s. Fiiuk:~faltgn,v. to betroth a c b i k .
Faitit.~li,s. tl~under. Fiut;~u,v. to fi~sten on, to tie W-
Fiiititili, 21. to tl~und.r. gether; to feel sick.
Faito.nga, s. a dclive er, a saviour. 8. uhiutane, t.. to betrothadaughtu.

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Fauf li, s the c,ord used by a woman
to fasten hcr bl~rdento her b , ~ c k .
Faufilita, v. to come bdck e~npty-
h a ~ ~ d e (using
d, the faujli to beat
off the flies).
Faufilo, s. perineum (of the man).
Faugati, a d~fficultto be brought
to obey the string by which a pi-
gpon is tied ; clisobedic.i~t.
Fiiula'i, v. to be 11capt.d up: to
;~bou~~d.
Fiula'iga, s . a heap.
Faulalo, s . the lohest fuu in a house.
Eaulaln, 21. to interc~dr,to advise.
See FAUTUA.
Fiulalo, u , to f4stc.n on the outrig-
ger a u that the calroc3 nlay lie flat
in the watrr ; to dr~tltuuoueself,
to hu~tibleo ~ ~ r s e l f .
Fa'u mai, v . i~ripers. It is said.
Fsumau, v. to hold tirn~ly,to stick
to an opil~ion,&c.
Faupata, s . the name of a plant
from which white mats, native
string, &c., are made.
Fiupu'e, 11. to be heaped u p ; to
be abundant. See F A U L A I .
Fiupucga, s . heap.
Fausa, s . the woof; a bllndlc of
tuume or dry leives ready for
burlling.
Fausaga, s . a fastening.
Fausala, v. to fasten on wrong the
110ok for bonito fishil~g.
Fausngii, s . the Ilamt: of a plant.
Fiiutane, v . to betroth a d a t ~ g l ~ t;e r
iatcns. faufku tane.
P a u t ~ ~va., to i~~tcrccde.S L FAU-
~ Figafao, s. a11 au;~rl:tl fed in tile
LALO.
Fautuuaina, v unrestrained, un-
checked, (of a child left entirely
to take its own w,~y).
Fauvae, s. the rope at the h o t of
the net. See AFAVAE.
Fafa, v. to carry a Ilcrson on the
back.
Fa&, s. the S.~rnoanhades.
Fafa, s. taro tops uelrudrd of the
leaves and stalks ; cooked food
FAG 1l.i
taken to a fisherman pr,,pardtory
to comn~ittinga fisl~ingcanoe to
him ; I~oarseuess.
FafEi, v. to bring taro fr011111-lc
pla~itation; to scrspe off the o11tt.r
bark fiorn tutugu, &c. ; to atju-c,
(pi. offGifui).
Fafa'i, v. pl. of fci1i.
Fafio, v. to p:lck into a b;tskt,t ;
p/iss. faoa a ~ r dfaoina.
Fafiu, v. to fasten on (as an utlze
handle, or an outrigger).
Fahga, 11. to reed ; puss. hgain;~.
Fafbga, s . a woman's burden.
Fafagu, v. to waken, to rollsc f,onl
"
Fafano, v. to wash the hands a~ltl
mouth ; ititens fal:ofano ; to mis-
carry, to :~bort.
Fafdno, a. n u d e small by stretch-
ing (as string).
Fafasa, a. foolish, mad, crazed.
Fafasi, v. to force ope11 (as the
mouth); to beat, (pi. of fasi).
Fafati, u . pl. of f a t i .
Fafdtu, 2). pl. of f u f u .
Fafie, s . firewood.
Fafil~e,s , a woma:).
Fafo, prep. outsid,,.
Faga, s . a bay : a fi*h trap ; a ve1.y
acrid species of tftnt~rti.
a
raga, see LEFAGA.
Fiigiti, s. the hidiug l~iaceof t1,e
bi1.d shooter.
Figa'ilupe, s. t l ~ etinlc ofcl:~yabui:t
9 o'clock.
Irousr.
Figafaga, s . a snrall !,:IF; t11c ~ l s u ~ c
of one kind of ti.
Fagafaga, s . the hair at the tc.111-
ples.
Fagafagalfisi, v. to have Indlly dif-
ferent topics (ol' ii b j ~ ~ . t c h ) .
Fagaga, s. a herd.
Fagaloa, s. a deep bay: one ~ 1 ) c c . i ~ ~
of taro.
8. o specie3 uf he fi.
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Fngatasi, sr e 'fur\.rasr. Falehle, s. plarcntn. See fast:^.
Fiigatua, I , . to wst,stla. Falegase, s. a numerous oyspring
Fiigatuaga, s. a wrestling. all tlyirlg ; tltil~gstaken fro111 a
Figono, s. a title intermir~gledwith Fanlily by their aitu and b11rit.d to
song ; boasting. bring nlisfort~rneor death.
F i g o t a , 1). to fish. Palelanasi, zl. to bury, (applied to
Fagotaga, s. w tishi~!g. high chiefs).
Fi~gu,s. a snlall sl.t,cies of gorud ; Falenla'o, s. a house nmdr of ma'o.
the frnit ol'it uscd as a bottle ; a Falruiu, s. a house in which the
bottle. people of the land gather on the
FaguLgu, see FAI~.A(.~T. d e a t l ~of a chief.
Faguf;.gu, s. a flute. Paletama, s. the children of a poly-
Fala, s. the rlame of a tree, (the gamist.
pallclanus); the line apple; a Fiiletele, v. to be not very large.
rleepi~lg-mat. Falettsle, s. the large house of a fa-
F i l a , I ! . to clear the l~olein which mily or of a village.
the t a ~ ois plantrd. Faleto'a, s. a cl~ief'ssleeping house.
Falafala, s. au old n:at. Filetolu, v. to unite for ally pnr-
Falafalarla'i, 1,. to lit, down, to re- pose (three lands or villages); SO
cline, (a terin of respect) ; also also f&Zelun,filefa, &c.
to take thi11g.seasy. Faletii, s. a family without a head.
Falaga, s. the work of clearing out Faletua, s. a small back house; a
the llole in w l ~ i c l the ~ taro is cl~icl"swife.
planted. Falevao, s. a liouse made of com-
Falilgii, s. the name of a tree. mon wood.
Fiilala, u . aslant. Fali, s. a species of grass.
Fale, s. a ho~ise;an umbrella. Faliu, v. to turn, (of the sun .Rer
l'ule, v. to dwc.11 i l l (as in a house). noon).
Fale, prcp. within, inside, ir~doors. FSliu, v. to turn the head, to look
Falea, a . full of I ~ o ~ ~ s c s . back.
Faleau16, s . a strc$rlgrr,an alien, a Falo, 71. to stretcli out.
person r r s i d ~ ~ ~ g F.om his OM n
away Filute, ) zr. to gather up evrnly,
l a ~ l d (a, teinl of rcspect). Falutelute $ (as the ends of the ti
Falealo, s. cliildien of a chief by Icaf in m a k i ~ qa t i t i , a quantity
differei~twives. of cloth, sheets of p a p r , &c.)
Fale6cSe, s. a cooking-house, (so Fana, s. a gun : a syringe.
called before chiefs). , to shoot.
F a ~ l a v.
Fale'esea, v. to dwell apart (as a Fana'asa, 1 ) . to shoot beside tbe
sick person, a husband driven mark, to miss.
away by his wife). Fana'e, t / . to rise (of the rnobn).
Faleoo. .v. a small Ifark I~ouse. Pina'e, v. to rise ; redupl.
Fulrolu, s. a Ilc~u.;~ built of oltrmea; na'e. to conlmerlce to rise. -
a nun~c,rollsolLp i. g. Fana'ega, s. a number of
Faleuli, s. :I cool,i~~g house. S e e one person.
FAI.I:~I.~K. Fana'ela, see F A N . + ' A S . ~ .
Falv't1111,s. a 1)r1adfi-uit I~ouse. F a ~ ~ a ' i os., the mime of a tree.
Fulculjo!r~,.v. t l ~ c t hotly of citizens ; E'ar~au,v. to L r i ~ ~fnrtl~ g ; to exude
the p:ol,le, ( a ~ ( . I . I I I of reapect in- gum (as the rrtr;uli); pl. t i m a n 4
st~ildof I l l / ] .
)* i~tterls.f i ~ ~ ~ v f a r;i ptirs.
: ~ u fvnoua.
F ~ M ~s.I IoKspriog,
, cl~ildren. moan doublc calioe; a11e n ~ i ~ ~ e ~ t c e ;
Far~a~igir,s. chiid-beaiiiig ; off- a bluff point.
spring. Fatanlanu, s. scaffoldillg.
Faiiaulciiu, v. to bring forth pre- Fatai~iga,s. a nest ; a nurnber of
n~aturzly. snakes iutertwin?il.
F a ~ ~ a u p a l a svi ., to have children in Fiitataign, s. cl~iefjaud heads of
quick successio.~. famiiies who coinpose t h e coun-
F a ~ ~ a u s e r l s.
a , a loot presentation.
FanaEdna, v. to fire off guns re
peatedly ; to go out sllootir~g. Fati, v. to break ( a s waves) ; to
Fanafanaga, s. a shootiiig. brtak off (as twigs of rrecs); pl.
F a n a h n u a , s. a cannon. fal'iiti; plcss. fatia; redupl. fati-
F a n a ~ n a n u s.
, a Sowlir~g-piece; In- fati ; recipro. t'ekttit'dtia'i.
dian shot. Fatia'ina, v . to relapse (as in sick-
Fiii~asc.,v. to doctor the eye. ness).
Fanavale, v. to shoot beside the Fatiatinta'i, s. unevennesses in the
m a ~ k ,to miss.
Fano, v. lo die, to perish ; to be
1 ground ; abrupt rucks stasding
in tlie ro(~d.
madc a11end of: Fititua, 7/. to alter plans, to change
Fano, udu. along, passing along. the mind.
Fanoauluga, 7/. to die off' one after Fatiuli, v. to steal, (a term of ridi-
another. cule and coiitt~xlpt).
Fanofano, see FAFANO. Fatiratiala, v. to be near being boru.
Fanua, s . land ; the fastening of a. shady, (only used in poe-
the. bonito hook ; placei~ta.
Fanusmamala, s. the n a u e of a
tree.
Fanuatan~r,s. a stone pavement. stone ; the core or stone
Fasa, s. the name of a tree.
Fasa, a. foolish, mad, crazy ; re-
dup. h l i s a .
Fasataua, s. the riame of a tree.

va:e parts, (will1 o genitive).

, f a u f u t z ~fuLuju.u
, fiLtu).
Fisi, s. a piece; a place ; the pri- Fatu, v. to make a t i t ( ; LO con>-
meltce plaiting; tv tidsteil ffoatr
Fasi, v. to beat ; to kill ; to split ; to a net ; to co~r~pose a song; ta
pl. fdfasi ; intens. f8slt:aai ; puss. raise a fblsc report.
fasia, pl. 15sia.
Fasioti, v. to kill ; puss. fariotia. I Fitua6i, v. to lay up in the memory.
Fatuius, a. tlie uailie of a rhrllhsh.

contrliue beating. I
Ftsifiisi, ,u. tu split up in pieces; to Fatuamo, s. the part of the shoul-
d r r on wliich the burdei~n sts.
Fasig.1, s. a beatir~g. Fatua~noa, v. to hnve a swollen
I:ata, s. a raised llouse for s t o r i ~ ~ g shoulder froin bruring burdens ;
yams ill ; a shelf; a ltaud bdr- to be hard worked.
row ; a bier. Fatu'amu, s. a heap of 'atnu, made
Fata, 1:. t o carry ill a f u t a . to attract fish.
Fatai, v. to sit cros.ili~gged; pi. fi- Fatuati, s. a hLbap of stones and
tatili. coral to attract tisll
Fatafata, v . the chest, the breast. Faru'ulu, u , to t l ~ a t r h over old
Fatitlele, s . a ljart of the old Sa- thatcll ; to storc LILJ g.i ~ v ~ ~ l ~ c e s .
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Fatufala, s. a specit,s of brt,adfr~~it.Fe'alo'alofa'i, 71. to evdde, to make
v. to lbld up ; to lay cxcus~s.
up word<; to p0ndr.r : Fea!ofa'i, 71. to commit adultery or
/ fornication secretly.
l'atufatua, t r . stony : having small I Feilofa'i, 7,. (pl. of iilo), to paddle.
.rto~~es. ( Fe'alofi, v . pl. 01' 'ulo.
Fati~fua,t r . to raise a false rrport ; j Fealua'i,
to accuse f;~lsc.ly.
Fatuga, s. tht>tin~bersto wl~ichthe
1
Fealunia'i
v. to go about, to go up
and down, t o walk
backward< and forwards; redrip.
pullills of n I~ouseare fastened. fealualua'i.
Fatr~gn'o,s. the. kidneys.
Fat11gugi1,s. a fatty tunlour.
I'atul;~~~, s. old ttiatch.
, /
i Feanu, 1). to spit.
Frasof.l'i, r . to rush upon ; to run
madly about.
F ; t t ~ ~ n ~ a n as. v a the
, motion of the , Feasogi, v. to salute by rubbing
hc,art.
E ' a t ~ ~ ~ n a ts.
1 noses.
a ua, worn-out l~atchet. : Fe6atani, 1 1 . (pl. of 'rrta), to laugh.
1'81 ~tpese,1 I Feavca'i, v. to b~ a talebearer.
~ : j S. a~ Poet. ~ ~ Fc
~ aviti(l6i,i 11. to ~ tell a tilz
~ in differ-
F:atllto6i,s. a worn-out hatchrt. ent ways ; to prevaricate. See
Piittrtfi, s. a I ~ r a pof stones in tlre i AVITI.
SPR left tbr a long time without F G v ~ a ' i ,v. (recipr. of ace), to take
t ? ~ et'sll being disturbed : an in. / about.
dr~striousman. I Fee, s. the cuttle fish.

Fituvalu, s. a bad siapo. / Feefee, r. elephantiasis.

]',I, a prefix to vrrlw, with i , a'i, , Feetieti:lCi,v. to bedriven from post
t o ' i , o 7 i i , &c. suftix~d, for the ! to pillar: to be ordered on differ-
most part dt.~~oting reciprocal ac- / ent meswges a t the same time.
tion, but in some instar~cesonly ' Fvi'a, s. ornomentally marked na-
tbr~nirlga plnral. , tive clotl~.
l:ra, mdz). where ? FeitagnLi,v. (rrcipr. of i t n ) , to hate
'a'ei, r l . (pl. of o'e), to climb. / niut~~i~lly.
I.'$':~i,IL. fierce, savage. ' Friiatitni, v. (pl. of i t n ) , to hate.
l.'cno, v. to pllard, to protect; to Feitt.iteii6i, 71. to sce indistillctly (as
lil'pl) O I I ro~nlrany.
~ at t.wiligl~t) ; to be distinguisl~a-
l~c:ioli'i,I ) . to collect together from blr : as, Lia feittifea'i uitu ma
(lifii~n~r~t p!ar8.s. See A o . ta!/n t r l .
12c.'au, s. a n~esra;~. , Fe'i:etele, s. the moon a little past

1:(*';111,7.. to send fbr. ' filll.

1:cs.ili~i,v. (pi. of 'narc), to swim. FeotPo, s. branching coral.
1:r:lr;li. 1 1 . to b*.opposite each o t l ~ ~ , r Feofoolo, : 1,. to I)ts n~oderated,to be
to t.orrc-l~o~irl ; to dwell togc,ther itrlproved, to be better.
(an ;I chirf wit11 his ~)(,oplc j. Ft il,u . pullgent, acrid.
l'cs:~:?;lig:l,s. ;In estal~lisl~rcl rt.lation- Feir. 7,. (pl. or' , I ) , to bite.
d l l l ) I ) t\vlt,l~clifft.rt,r~t.pilrtics (as Fe'u'ua'i, 1.. to mutually lay hold
bel\\.i~c~t~ I~ro~lrt,rs a~ltlsi-t:,rs alld i of.

J i ~ l e ) : ilfl~pted to mo,:l gt*ser;llly r 1

tht ir cl~ildrc-n,cl~ic!f:i a ~ l d fctla- i I:e,lLun'i, v , to jostlz ; to more a
~ housrlrry
i barlwards
all itgree~l~el~t, a coveual~t.
Fr'alaai, 7,. to smart. See :i.ar.a. i a i d fc~riv.~r(I~.
~ t u f e u a, . tough.
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Fefr, s. fear. Fenavunavua'ilsa, v. te be beaten
Fefe. 11. to be afraid ; to be wrin- about the head with a club.
kled. to be shiivelled .: v1. fefefe. Fenii, v . to make a join in plait-
Fefeay
Fefena I z

a. tough. See F l r ~ r n .
ing, &c.
Fepanipania'i, v. to ply with blows
Ft-filoi, 1). to mix. or words.
Fefo'ifo'ia'i, v . to be fickle. Fesa'eaina, v . (from sasu'e), to be
FegalegaltaLi,v. to be driven tirst torn to pieces.
one army and then the other. Fesaeiaina, v . (from suei). to be
Feganavai, a. (recipr. and pl. of pulled to pieces.
gugana),to speak to one allother. Fesaga'i, v. to be opposite each
Fela, s. e c t r o p i o ~; ~the eye (only in other.
abuse). Fesanui, v. to whisper together.
Fc*la'u, v . to scratch ; to scratch in- Fesiita'i, v. to lilt from place to
decently. place.
Felaulau, st. to sail about. Fesiiti, v . to take in the lap (as a
Felaulaua'i, v. to spread out quick- child).
ly ;. to bring various charges Fesili, s. a question.
against one. Fesili, v . to question, to ask a ques-
Fela'ula'ua'i, v. (from la'u), to be tion.
a tell-tale. Fesilia'i, v. to pass one another un-
Felaulautasi, v. to be the alone nitti~lgly.
speaker (with whom none con- Fesoani, u . to accompany another.
tends for the privilege of speak- Fesoasoalii, v. to help, to assist.
ing). Fesusui, v. (pl. of susu), to suck.
Feliita'i, v . (pl. of lrltu), to be near Fetaaloloa'i, a. to be in confusion
together. (as a crowd moviug backward and
Felavei, \ v . to be intertwined, forwards).
Felavc1avea.i ) to be i~ltricdte, to Fetai, s. the name of a creeping
be involved. plant.
Felefrle, a. bushy ; complicated, Feta'i, v. to lead others.
involved. Feta'i, v. (froni ta), to fight with
Fclotoia'i, v . to be intermixed. clubs).
Feluaoi, a. (from luu, two), to go Fetaia'i, v. to meet.
two togrtlier. Fetaiaigafa, v . to c o n ~ ~ c cbyt mar-
Frluuluu, v . to fill tho hands with riage.
several d~fferentthings. Feta'ita'i, v . to take I~o'dof hands.
Femaomaoga'i, v . to do mr~tuallya Fetaolafi16i, a. to make the tire burn
thing to no purpose. See MAO. brightly.
Fc~l~rina'i, v. pl. of m w ; allo, to Fetaoma'i, s. one kind of bana~w.
do quickly. Fetaoma'i, v . (111. of' tutool, to
Femrmea'i, v . to b: confbundtd. press.
Frmili, z'. to r l ~ htogether. Fetau, s. the name of a tree.
Fr~no'ei,v . (111. of niotnole), to run. Fetau, v. to reproach, to upbraitl.
Fulls, s. the llame or a tree. See Fetaui, v. to clash together (as two
'0~1. trees falling).
h a , s. sleepi~iess,weariness, ex- Fetaufutulia6i, v . (recipr. d t ~ u j ' e -
haustion : as, LJu t u Le fena. t u l i ) , to run about.
Frl~avil~avia'i,see F E L . ~ V E L A V E A 'Fetau1a6i,
I. v . to meet \a8 two roads);
 FET
to ]lave a concurrence of misfor-
tUl1~~S.
Pt taulaigi-ala, s. a place where t wo
rosds I I I C ~ , ~ .
Ftt:lgofi, r . (pl. of tayo), to take
hold of.
Fetiila'i, 7:. to confess one to ano-
thrr i l l order to ascertain for whose
sake one of the family is ill.
F e t a l a ~ v., to speak, (used ofchicfs).
Fetalniga, s. a cl~ief'sword; a chief's
speec:h.
Fetai~iga,see F.~I.AXIGA.
Ferima'i, see FETOM ~'1.
FrtinaLi,v . to be pressed together ;
to be choked for room.
Feto, s. the eyes, (only used in
abuse).
Peto'ai, a. to clash together, to fall
or run one against another.
Fetoa'i, (1. to be rtndrcided, to be of
two nlinds ; to take what belo~igs
to another in mistake for your
own.
f i t o g i , v . (PI. of royi), to stone, to
throw at.
Fetolofi, r. (pl. of totolo), to creep,
to crawl.
Fetiima'i, v . to rn~ltl~ally encourage.
Fetii, s. a star.
Fetiiao, s. the morning star.
Fetuan;tLi, o. to convey from one
place to a ~ ~ o r l ~(applied
cr, to the
non combatants in war taken
about for protection); to sit with
the backs to each other.
Fetuiitust~a'i,v. to sit with the backs
to each other ; to be a t variance.
F r t r ~ i v, . to pile the stones of the
oven on the firewood.
Fettiu, a. tu curse.
Ftdttlu~~i, 1,. to accuse falsely one
after ariothrr.
I
FCtuuturla'i, u , to br taken from
F e t u ~ i t u ~ ~ ~ ~one
fanlily to atmtl:: r.
a ' i branch of the
Fetb;clt., s. a s l ~ c c t i ~ rstar.
g Filo, s. twine ; thread.
Fetulrni, v . (fiom fulei), to press on
anottler, to crowd upon.
'
Fetulia, v. to ruri after, to givecbuc :
to.
Fetuliga, s. a chasing.
FetutaLi,v. to join by a knot; pl.
fetututa'i.
Fia, a. three. See TOLU.
Fia, v . to wish, to desire.
Fia. a particle suffixed to some verk
to form the passive.
Fia, adv. how many ?
Fiainu, s. thirst.
Fiaui, s. a dark kind of pigeon.
Fiai.a, s. joy, delight.
Fiafia, a. joyfill.
Fiafia, v . to rejoice, to be delighted.
Fiasega, s. one kind of umbrelhr
platit.
Fiu, v . to be wearied of, t o be tired
of.
Fifi, s. the s~nnllintestines.
Figota, s. the gerteral name fbr
sl~elltish,including those of a ge-
latijtous nature.
El!%1 a. quiet, easy; redup. 6C
lenlu.
Fili, s. one who is hated by ano-
ther.
Fili, zT. to plait ; pl. fifili.
Fili, v. to be entangled, to be io-
volved, to be intricate; tochocwe,
to select; to deliberate ; irztcru.
fili6li.
Filitiliga, s. a deliberation.
Filifuea, v. to be entwined and
choked by the f u e .
Filigii, s. perseverance, diligence.
Fiiigi, a. diligent, persevering.
Filiga, v. to be persevering, to Be
d~ligent.
1 Filiga, s. the quantity of cinet phi+
ed.
Filigata, s. a number of snakes in-
tertwincd. See EEGA.
Filiu~oto,s. the nnnie of a tree.
I:ll~taa, v. to prefer, to give t h e p
ference to.
Filo, v. to mix ; pl. fefiloi.
,
I Filoa, s. the IIarnv OF a tish.

Filou'a, s. envy.
Filofiloa, s, the name of a tree.
Filotai, s. the name of a shellfish.
Fimalie, adv. easily, gently; intens.
f i t inlalie.
Finau, v. to strive, to contend ; ~ T L -
tens. finafir~au; recipr. fefinaua'i.
Finauga, s . a dispi~tatioa.
Finaun~iua'i,v. to persevere till ob-
tained.
Finauvale, v. to be obstinate.
Finagalo, s. a chief's will or desire;
the liver.
Finagalo, v. to will, (to chiefs).
Finagaloa, v. to be angry,
Fisaga, s . a gentle north-westerly
wind.
Fisi, v. to peel ; to entwine as a
vine.
Fiso, s. a species of reed; the flow-
er of the sugar canc.
Fisoa, s. a plant.
F i d , s. a steep place: food brought
to visitors : as, Faafetai fils !
E i d , a. difficult.
Fitatita, a. courageous.
Fiti, s. tlle name of a plant; one
kind of song borrowed from Filji ;
a somersault ; a game.
Fiti, v. to tillil,; to give a portion
of food ; pl. titititi.
Fitia, v . to be restless with desire
for war.
Fitipuu, s. a short jiti used in the
ganie of j t i .
Firoi, s. a brothrr or sister to whom
to look for assistance. (See U).
Fitu, a. seven.
Fo, 8 . the trame of a fish.
Fa, u. to doctor, to apply remedies;
redctp. fofi ; prtss. tbia.
Foa, v . to chip (as a hole in a shell);
to break (as a rock); to break
(the head) ; redup. foafoa.
Foa, 8. a fracture of the head.
Foa'i, a. to give ; puss. foaiina and
foa'ia.
Foafoa, s. the trumpet shell.
FOV, I . I grindstoue.
FOG 12 1
Foagn, s. the young of wild birds.
Foagafanua, s. pigeons hatched early
in cultivated land.
F ~ a g ~ ~ n l a g o gs.o ,pigeons hatcl~cd
at the same time with the gogo.
Foe, s . a paddle.
Foeuli, s. a steering paddle ; a rud-
der ; a stver-oar.
Foemua, s. the bow paddle.
Foernuli, see F o e u ~ r .
Fo'i, v . to return ; pass. fo'isia.
Fo'i, conj. also ; a dimitlutive in
qualifying assertions ; as, Sn urr
fori, It did rain, but not mucll.
Fo'isa'i, v . to send back.
Fu'isaga, s. the place from which a
party returns ; the party who re-
turn.
Fou, a . new, recent.
Fou, v. to rise agaitist ; to attempt.
Fouvale, v . to rebel.
Fofo, v . to doctor. See Fo.
Fofo'a, v . to eat loathesome food ;
to eat voraciously.
Fofoa, v . to break the shell, to
hatch ; to begin a taro planta-
tion.
Fofo'e, v . to skin ; to bark ; puss.
~fo'ea.- . ~
- -
Fofoga, v . to sing a song.
Fofoga, s. a chiets hcaLt, face, eye,
rnoutll, tongue, or ear.
Fofola, see FOLA.
Fofolo, v. to go and look 011 in or-
der to get food.
FGfZmomono, see F U A F U A M ~ I ~ N O .
Fotbno, v. to send on a message one
who has just cotne in ; to send to
forbid a party comitig orl.
Fofota, v. to have elepharltiasis in
scroto; to be always s i t t i ~ ~i~bout.
g
Fopa, s, the hairtied up in a knot;
a knot of false hair.
Foga'ele'ele, s. the surface ol' the
earth.
Fogaitua, a. the knot of hair tied
OII the top of the head wlrrtri about
to tigI1t.
Fopau, s. a setter of broken bolleq.
1f2 FOG FUA
Fogafoga, s. a great talker and liar. fonotia ; to eat ; to patch ; LQ in-
I'ogafogtola, v . to look lively (as lay.
on recovering from sickness). Fon6, v. to shout, to call out.
Fog:~fogavale,o. to look sickly ; to Fonofono, v . to go and meet on the
look frightened (as troops about road.
to run away). Ftioofono, 21. to patch. (Sec FOKO).
l:o@lele, s. a precipice. Fonoluluu, s. the council held before
Foganuu, s. a night breeze from off going to the war.
slrore. Fononlanu, s. a co~tncilllastily call-
Fogsse'i, s . the hair tied in a knot ed by the crier.
and the end pulled out so as to be Fonotalaga, s. th:! council held at
firm. the close of a war.
Fogatai, s . the surface of the sea. Fote, s. the soil deposited by rivers;
I'ogitoafa, s . the bush skirting a a large quantity of anything
toufu. brought.
Fogavaa, s . the deck of a vessel. Fotaga, s. a larger deposit of soil
Fogiivai, s. the surface of the wa- that1 fotn.
ter. Foto, s. the barbed bone in the tail
Fogi, v. to blow the nose. of the skate.
l.'ugit'opi, s. the part between the Fotu, v. to fruit; to appear, to
nose and the lip. come in sight; to be stingy.
Fola, T I . to spread out ; to unfold ; Fotua, s. a large fo.
red~rpl.fofola und folafola ; puss. Fotuapalolo, s. a party seldom go-
fulasia. ing a journey.
Folau, 7J. to applyointments or other Fotuga, s. a crop of warts or pim-
external applications to a wound ples; property given after the
or sore ; to go a voyage ; to die. death of a chief by people from
Fola~l, \ s. a voyage ; death ; the another village.
1:olaliga j crew and v ~ ~ s s;e lpl. f6- Fua, s. fruit; seed; an egg; a
lau. good looking child of a chtef ; a
l.'~~l;li;~la, r t . to spread out ; to un- fleet; a measure.
till11 ; to promise ; to preach. Fua, a particle .uffixed to the units
l..c~l;~fi~l;tga, s. the procl;limi~:g; the in c o ~ ~ n t i breadfruits,
r~g shelltish,
II~UIII~SI~I~. &c. ; prefixed in counting 'tens.
Fo!asi, 21. to spread about a report. Fua, v. to produce fruit; to pro-
l'olt., s. the nume of a sl~elltish. cerd from ; to begin ; to measure;
l'olr, 71. to be s u n k ~ n(as the eyes); to collect tlle leaves of the sugar-
tc~IIV wasred away. cane for thatch, &c. ; to poise the
Fc~liga,v. to bc like, to resemble. spcar.
Ft,lo, v . to swallow; redupl. tbtblo. Fua, u d r ~ .willrout cause ; witl~out
i,,rews. folohlo; p ~ s s fologia.
. ' I succtss ; uselessly ; to no pur-
I.'t,lomClpa,s. I he ltlorsel swallowed. / pose.
sw;illow without chewing.
'
1 .ol~11a'", v. to swallow wltol?, to Fua, s. jealousy.
Fua, v. to bc jt-'a I OUS.
1-onln'i, s. a ductor. Fu'a, s. a bowstrir~g; a banner 01.
1:otlo. s. u council, a legislative as- flag.
; food ; a p1~11kof a Fu'n, v. to cut the hair.
s t . ~ i ~ b ! ycold
ral,oe; a patch i l l a gart~lcttt. Fua'aga, a. the brgirlliity ; the
1:o11o, v. to lldd a cou~lcil; paw. 1 caust:.
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F~lainpu,s. a single sentiment in a Fne, s. a creeper, a wild vi:w ; a
speech. , fly whisk.
Fua'ifa'i, s. a single banana I Fue, v. to beat (persons) ; p l . fi~fue;
Fua'isisila, v . to measure by the pass. fuea.
eye. I Fu'e, v. to put illto a baskc-t : to
Fuaitau, see F ~ ~ A r2u.I U uncover an oven of bod ; /whip.
Fua'ikai, s. a single water bottle. t'u'efu'e ; pl. fufu'e.
Fuio, v . to be excellent ; to be su- , one kind of f u e .
F u e u l ~ s.
prerne. Fu't~fi~a,see S A U A T O ~ .
F~ia'ij.s. the name of a bird.
I
1 Fuefue, v. to drive off flies.
Fuauli, see ULI.
Faafua. r. abscesses in the hands or
ftet ; a young anue.
Fueba,
Fueseleli
Fuesina,
1 s. differe~~t
kind of f i e .
nalnes of one

s. names of different fzte.

Fuafiia, v . to rnealure ; to weigh ;
to ponder: to take aim with a
S ~ F ~ T .
Fu6afu'a, s. the name of a tree.
Fuafi~a'irli,s. p'mples.
Fuetij
Fui, .F. a cluster of nuts.
I Fuia, s. the name of a bird.
Fui'ava, v , to ent.
Fuiono, s. the i~autilus.

throat.
,
Fuafuan~omono,v . to doctor a sore Fuifui, v . to dip. See F v ~ u r .
Fu~fui,s. a bunch 01 cluster of fiuit;
Fuafuati, s. a lock of hair.
Fuaga, s. a crop ; a clrildrrn's game
1 a flock of birds ; a sueccssion of
waves.
with native oranges, &c. See Fu~fuioso,s. a s~rccession of leaps
FUATA. / (as of bathers. dancers. fishes).
Fualeva' 1 be lotlg since'
1 ~ u i ~ a nv.i , to d* with the pani.'
Fualoa Fufi~i.v. to din : to bathe: to bake.
~ u i l u ~ a , ' s blindness;
. as, uu ~nctlu (before chickinstead of tczo). '
fuiiluga. Fnfulii, v. to swell : redup. f~~lafula.
Fuiimaniva, v . to be startled. Fut'uli, z3. plural of fuli.
F ~ i ' a p i ~s,
~ i the
, name of a tree. , FuSulu, v. to rub; to wash; to wipe;
Fuapolo, s. otle kiiid of cliesnut. redup. f u l ~ ~ t i ~ l o .
Fuasou, s. the jabble produced by Fufuti, 71. to haul in the fish l i ~ ~ e ;
the current in an opening in the also p1. oF.futi; pnss. fi~tia.
reef. Fuga, s. flowe~.s,blossom ; the name
Fu:rta, s. a crop of any fruit ; tlie of a fish.
handle of a spear. Fugalugiimutia. s. grass seed.
Fuata'i, v . to begin. I
Fula, s. dropsy of the btblly ; food
F~i;tti~u'upu, v. to place the hands ' taken to visiiors, ( a c o m p l i m r ~ ~ t -
0 1 1 the loir~s(as when quarrelliiig). i ary ter111 used by the visitors i l l
I'uiltautau, s. a spt.cies of banarla; thanking).
a pail. of scalL.s. Fula, cc. stout. (a jocose term) ; aldo
I't~.ttaga.s. the quanfity of sugar- a tcSrmapplird to tlre rleap tidtns.
cane leave5 collcctrd by one per- Fulafula, s. swellings on the I)utly.
of property in Fulafula,

1
son ; the displayi~~g
the nialue. Fufula, v. to be swollea.
I?~iat*i~+tlu, s. a succession of heavy Fulaga'i
rollers. Fuli, v. to tu:.n over, to capsize ;
F ~ ~ u t a svi., to be confined to, te be pl. fufuli ; redup. fulifuli ; prcsa.
culiar to. fulisia.
FulitLG, 71. to turn upside down.
I:c~litaelva, v. to be turned keel up.
Fr~litr~a, 2.. to turn the back to (as
in anger or in flight).
The seventh letter in the Samoan d-
Full:, s, a hair ; a feather. phabet. It has always the n d
l:ului, s. a ki~ldof entropion. sound, as ng in stnging.
Full~fulu,see FCLU.
F ~ ~ l u f u l u a ,. hairy. GA, a prefix to some few verbs, as
Fulu:illulele,
... v. to be Iiasty in quar- gatusa, yiiso'o, l n a k i ~ ~them
g neu-
relli~~g. ter; also prefixed to sollre a d v e r b ,
Fuluga, s. the rubbing of anything. as yufeu 7 gutai,yuutu, indicat-
Furla, s. all epithet ill addressing a ing only a short distance in such
female. direction ; it is suffixed to verbs
Funa, 71. to moult. ill order to form ~ ~ o u n as e , yiilue-
Funa'i, v. to rezide temporarily a t ga, work, from galue to work ; a
a place ill order to fish for bonito. connective particle ill counting
Fu~rafuna,s. the name of a gelati- couples, tens, and hundreds, about
nous fish. two of each, as e tolugaoa, e fa
Frrnamc a , a . frugal. See PANAPA. gafulu, e li21ta grt!au; it is used
I'une, s. the Cole of the breadfruit. in particular cases in cour~titrg
Fusi, s. a belt, a girdle; a piece of units and ten : thus, for bread-
a swamp ; a portiori of the tatoo- fruit, e limaguj'uu, five, e fuuya-
iug. fulu, ten.
Fusi, v. to tie, to bind, to gird; to Ga, s. the name of a fish.
enibrace ; pl. fufusi ; intens. fusi- Ciaau, s. entrails.
fusi ; pass. fusia. Gaauafea, v. to be starved.
Fusiua, s. a neck haodkerchief, a Gaaufanaua, s. a prolific wonian.
cravat. GaClusalo, v. to be starved. See
Fusit'usi, v. to bind h,ind and foot; GAAUAFEA.
pas." fu.<ifi~si,t. tia'c:, v. to b r ~ a t h ehard ; to beout
Fusig;~,s. a u~arsh,a swamp. of breath ; redrip. gii'egabe.
Fusipuga, v. to tic: very tightly. Ga'ea'i, v. to sct agoing ally d i 6 -
Fusu, 21. to box, to hght with fists; cult work.
pl. ~ I I ! U S U . Gaee, v. tc~move (as a stone by
Fusuag,~,s. a b o x i ~ ~match. g means of a lever); to stir up. to
Futaniea, a. fat to excess, (applied excite ; to toss about (as a per-
to pigeons and jocularly to men). son in pain).
Futi. s. the bai~ana. GaLega'e, 1). to be out of breath; to
Futi, v. to pluck feathers or hairs ; be asthmatic.
redupl. fufuti ; ptrss. fulia. Gaegae, v. to be loose, to shake.
F~rtia,s. a cinet r i ~ ginto which the Gaele, a . soft, yield~ng(as the body,
e r ~ dul 111etishing rod is inserted. nruddy soil) ; redupl. gaeleele.
Fulia~lr s. ~ l i rbasill of a waterhll. Gaepu, v. to be stirred up, to be
Futu , he llalne of a tree. troubltd, to be agitated (as wa-
P I I ~ I I, . to be a long time since. ter) ; rrd~ip.garpltepu.
Gai, v . to be surprized, t o be asto-
niahecl. (A jocular word).
Chi, v . to he pairled or injured in-
ter~~all;:.
 GA I
Gai'oi'o, v. to wriggle (as snakes
and eels); applied to a lanky
man.
Gaigai, v . to be exhaust1 d (as by
work or exposure to the sun).
Gaito, s. the name of a fish ; a tall
lanky man.
Gao, s. the double teeth ; a re-
proach.
Ga'o, s. lard, fat.
Gii'o, a. diligent.
Gaoi, a . rough, stony; redr~p.gao-
gaoii;
Gaoi, s. a thief.
Gaoi, Y. to steal ; ptrss. gaoia.
Giiii, Y. to throb, to ache.
Gaoii, a. restless, active (as one
who is always at work or doing
sornetlling).
Gaoioi, v. to shake.
Gazfe, a. brndi~lg, yielding, flexi-
ble ; reduy. gaofeofe.
Giiogao, a. empty, deserted.
Gaogaoina, 11. to be reproached.
Ga'oga'ooletai, s. one who has many
methods of catching tish.
Gaolo, v . to rattle; to crepitate (as
broken bones); tc abound (as
p ~ o p l ein a family).
Ga'opunipii, s the midriff.
Gaosi, a . rough, stony; redup. gao-
gaoji. See G . 3 0 ~ .
Gaosii, v . littered, in confusion.
Gaosi, v. to make, to prepare.
Gau, s. the lranle of a gelatinous
fish ; the rlar~leof a tlisease.
Gau, v . to break ; to chew sugar-
cane or ti root; to yieid ; pl. ga-
gau und giiugau ; pass. gausia.
Gaui, v. a . to break ; intens. gau-
pui,; pass. sing. gauia ; ptcss. pl.
gauna.
Gana'i, v. to yield to, to obey.
Gauaugutu, u. raised ut both ends,
but low in the middle (of a canoe).
Gaualofa, v . to yield from love.
Ganolosaa, v . to di ,, (applied to sa
Tuula).
Gaugiivi, s. a joint.
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Giiugau, zl. to fold up ; plural of
gau. See GAGAU.
Gaugiitino, s. a joint. See Gauaa-
IVI.
Giiumata, v. to die young; to die
suddenly or by accident.
Gauta, adv. towards inland.
Gautou, v. to break straightthrol~gh;
to die young ; to die suddenly or
by accident. See G A L T M A T A .
Gafa, s. a fathom ; ancestors ; de-
scendants.
Gafatii, s. marriages into another
land or family ; also tile child or
children of such marriages; pl.
gafatatii.
Gafea, udv. whereabouts?
Gafigafi, s. an old siupo used to
wrap up native property ill ; a
rich man.
Gafoa, v. to he notched (as a knife,
axe, &c.) ; to be daybreak.
Gafua, v . to be made common : to
have the prohibition removed.
(Used both of the sa and pain).
Gaga'e, v. to spring up, to arise (as
a disease, a wish).
Gaga'e, adv. eastward, a little to-
wards the east.
Gaga'& adir. eastward, at some dis-
tance (as at the next village).
Gagaifo, adu. westward, a little to-
wards the west.
Gagau, v. to break ; to fold up.
Gagafa, v . to measure with the arms;
illtens. gafagafa.
Gagafo, adv. westward, at some dis-
t a ~ ~ ctoe the west.
Gagalu, u. to be rippled (as by a
canoe or tish s w i m t ~ ~ i;i redup.
~~)
galugalu.
Gagana, s. speech, language.
Gagana, v. to speak to ; recipr. fe-
ganavai.
Gilala, v. to have intense thirst, to
be parched with thirst; to long
for.
Galegale, s. a you~~e; cock not full
grown.
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( ;alegirlrata, v. to be dawn. : Ga-e, a. palsied, lifeless, lanq~id;
(;alel)u. v. to be stirred up, to be ! pl. gaxr;lee.
troubled, to be agitated (as wa- : Gase, v. to be languid, to be lifeless;
tt,r) ; intetts. galepultbpu. ,Sees G.4- to die ; to wane as the moon.
Y.YC. GnG, v. to rustle.
Cali. 1,. to gnaw; redtip. qaligali; Gase'ele'rle, w. to be eclipsed (of
ititens. g a ~ a l;i prtss. galiii. he moon).
Gali'o, s. a sea serpent. : Gasegase, s. a chiefs illnras.
(;;lo, s. a fill1 grown cisiaxi. ' Gasrgasemalii, s. a chief's ulcer.
(;;lo, v . to pass out of sight. , Gascmoe, v. to die.
(iirlo, v. to forget ; ])I. ~ ; I ? ~ I I O . , Qasese, a. industrious.
Caltr, s. a wartb, a brc.;ikcr ; a num- Gasese,
I)er of yoong prrsons. , Gasesega 1 s. an oven of food being
prepared, ( t o chi,iefs).
(;ah, v . to btn roi~gh,!o break Ilea- : Gasetoto, 7). to be eclipud (of the
rily on the rcef. &(.. sun).
:: i
C;:tlue, ? I . to work, (particularly of QBzolo, a. swift (of canoes).
ct~ltivatingthe grou~id); pl. gii- Gasolo, w. to pass along.
lulue. 1 Gisobao, u. to die, (spoken of the
Giilue, s. food titken l ~ ythe who!e ! highest chiefs).
town to visitors. I Crasi, u. to be wet (of the bush).
Giluefaafnti, s. food consistir~gof a ; Gata, s. a snake.
pig and a basket of vrgc~tableej Gata, s . a custom of giving proper-
taken by each head of a family to ! ty when girls first metlstruate.
visitors. I Gata, u. to fiuish, to end, to t e d
Galoega, s. work (especially bus.
bandry).
Ciluelili, s. a smail !liilue.
I nate.
Gats, sutEred to verbs to erpna
difficulty ; as maugatii, difficult d
Ggluetali, see G.II.U l;.P:!.4FAFA. attainn~et~t.
Galugalu, see GA(:ALU. Catl'aga, s. the end.
Galulu. v . to s l r ~ k e(as a nut not Gitabe,a. to be cracked, to besplit.
full of juice ; w e l o ~ ) hof
. a land Gatae, s. the name of a tree.
1
influe~~ced bv a chief).
1
Giitai. adti. towards tlte sea.
Galulu, v. to h v e the hradar?~c. ~ ! t a l a ~ a , S. two kinds of snakes,
Galutaa, s. waves r o l l n ~from west Gdtawli
to east, or the opposite. Gatala, s. 'the name of a fish.
Galutafi, s a high wnve which takes Gatasi, a. equal ; together ; inlens.
the rubbish irom the beach. gitasitasi.
Ganagana. v. to be talked about, Gatasina, s. one kind of snake.
to be the subject of conversa- Gkrtrte, u. n. to shake ; to be trow
tion. bled ; intens. gitetetete.
Gina@na, v . to talk, to converse, Gati, s. one kind of song sung by
to chat ; puss. giinaia ; recipr. fe- three or four.
ga~aavai. Gi~tila,u. to grow in great numbers,
Ganagad, a. diffic~llt to be per- to increase gn.i~rly.
sr~tided,disobedient. Gatogii, s. the bonito season.
Ganagofit., a. easily persuaded, obe- Giitu. s. the stick used to rub fin
dient. with; tin old siupo wed as-a
c;iil,e, W. to be broken : pl. giipGpE. wrapper.
Gapii, s. tish taken to rel~tiens. Gatu, u. to make llciltl qnarten;
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to come to one poiul from diffx- Gutu, u. to excel.
ent places. Gutu, v . t o e a t his own food bv
Gitusa, a. equal, alike ; intens. gii- himself alone ; to trespass against
tnsatusa. -011ese1f.
Gege, u. to die (of animals, applied Gutuaitu, s. a man full of wortis; n
to wen abusively); to be paitled scold.
(as with the sun, cold, &c.) ; to Gutuaopo, a. sore-mouthed. Sea
be very slow. Gu*ruso~oso~o.
Geli, s. a cat. See GOSE. Gutufagu, s. one kind of breaclfluit.
Geno,*u. to nod, to beckon ; intens. Gututiloa, ts. promiuent n~outhed.
genogeno. See NEGO. Gutugutu, v. to promise and not
Gese, a . slow ; intens gesegese. perform.
Geti, I. a full-grown lomu. Gutulei, s. the nanle of a bird.
Grtigetia, .I. fat. Gutcunoo, a . small-mouthed.
Gigi, u. to obry. Gutupoto, a. clever in talk.
Gjta, s. the head shaved down the Gutusega, a. beardless.
middle (as practised by virgins). Gutusolosolo, a. sore-mouthed. See
Gotie, suffixed to verbs, meaning GLTUA~PO.
easy; as nsaugo$e, eiisy of attain- Gutusua, a. jesting ; redup. gutu-
ment. susua.
Gogo, s. a seagull. Gutusumu, a. small and pron~inent
Gogofala, s. a bird having a small moutl~ed.
voice ; a child's whistle.
Gogolo, s . a rushing sound.
Gogolo, u. to make a rushing sound;
t o come in crowds.
Gose, s. a cat. See GEL^. The eighth letter in the Bamonn alpha-
Goto, o. to sink; to swamp (as a bet ; pronounced, for the moat pnrt,
canoe); to set (as the sun) ; in- and by some nntives always, ns the
tens. gotogoto ; pl. gogoto. English 1. When precrded by a or
Gotouga, u. LO sink like an uga, to o or u, and followed by i, it has, w i t h
s i ~ ~tokthe bottom. most natives, the sound of a soft (not
G u , s . a dark colored artificial fly- a rolling) r.
fishhook. L A , S . the sun ; a sail ; a branch.
G u , u. to growl ; to make a mur- La,, pro)? they two, (abbreviated
muring noise (as the voice of men tro~nluttu; used before verbs).
a t a distance). La, a par~icleof emphasis, much
GuSee, s. the name of u fish. used in the eastern part of the
Gugu, s. rheun~atismot' the joints. group. It might perhaps be ex-
Giigu, a. dumb. pressed by then, a t once; asS11c~
(fugu, u. to scranch. See PAAGU- la i r / , Come then, or a t once.
G U. La, v. to be intensely hot (of tltr
Gugua, a . rheumatic. son) ; puss. l a i ~ ~ to
a , be exposrtl
G U ~ U I sU. ,a great talker who dis- to the sun.
rrgards truth. Laa, v. to step ; to pass over ; re-
Culu, o. to sleep ; redup. gulugulu. dup. lalaa, laalaa ; pass. lansia.
( A jocular term). Laai, v . to break over, (the wave
Gutu, r . the mouth (of men, a ~ i - rising on the one side of the ca-
mals, wells, bottles, &c.) noe atid making a breaclt cleal~
 over to the other side) ; to pass
over; to join another's quarrel ;
recipr. Velaain'i.
Laau, s. a tree ; wood, timber ; a
club.
Laaualda, s, the cotton t r e.
Laaufefe, s. the sensitive p l a ~ ~ t .
Laaulalaga, s. tlre cotton tree.
Laauta, s. a stick for strilcil~gthe
sea to drive fishes into the net.
Laalltaut;, s. a long stick for driv-
ing fowls out of the Iiouse.
Laauvavae, s. the cotton tree. See
L A A U A L A LLA A,A U L ~ L A G A .
Laaga,
Laasaga 1 s. a step ; a stepping
over.
Laalaa, v. to step over something
sacred.
Lee, s, the space between the cor-
ner of the mouth and the cllin.
Lara, s . the usiusi when grown to a
moderate size.
La1ei, v . to wear a train ; to dress
for a review of troops.
La'ei'au, s. a messe1:ger to call to
war.
La'ei'ar~, v. to exercise at a re-
vitw; to have got all re:idy for
war
Lai, s. the name of a fish.
La'i, s. a wrsterly wind.
La'i;~,v. to be blighted by the west-
erly w i ~ ~ d .
Lailoa, v. to be exhausted, to be
t i r ~ d ,to be pained.
L a i ~ ~v.a , to br starved; to be hun-
gry ; also passive of la.
La6ita, s. a cocoanut bearing large
clristers of small ~ ~ u t s .
Laitiiti, n. small ; pl. laiti.
La'o, s. the nume of a fish.
La'o, v. to be low tide ; to be saris-
fied with food ; to be experienced,
accustomed to.
Laoa, v. to be choked ; to have
somctl~inglodged in the throat.
Ldoa'i, v. to p111l i n the " sheet " of
a boat sail.
L.'oLai, r. a plaited cocoanut leal
u9ed as a table; a trble. See
LAULAU.
La'oifua, v. to be well, to be in
health (of a chief). In use on
Upolu.
Laofie, v. to be fair weather, to be
fine.
Laolao, a. smooth (as the sea); fi-
nished (as the body of a canoe, a
bush being cleared, a taro plant-
ation).
LGolao, s. an open space in the
bush free from trees.
La'ola'o, conj. no wonder that; for
that reason.
Lau, s . a leaf; thatch ; a lip; the
brim of a cup.
LHU,s. breadth.
Lau, a particle used in counting fish;
as, P a e lauugafulu ma i'a s lua
lau.
Lau, a particle prefixed to some
verbs. indicating uniformity, uni-
versality, as liiufola, liiuiloa.
LEU, pron. thy.
La'u, pron.. nly.
La'u, v. to clear off, to carry away;
(with mrii), to bring; intern. la'u-
la'u.
LR'II, see LELA'U.
b u a , pron. they two.
Lnu'aa. s. the Gbrous substance
which grows ronr~dthe cocoanut
tree, (the stipule).
Lauani, s. the town (in opposition
to the bush).
Lar~aitu,s. a weeping, a wailing.
Lauao, s . a c l ~ i ~ fheir.
's
LauautE, s. a plant. See I.AUPALE.
Lau'afa, s. the larger ciuet fasten-
ing<.
Lauafia, s. the name of a tree.
La~ialo,s. a mulauli caught i d -
the reef; the belly of a chief.
Laualou, s. one kind of breadfruit.
Launluga, a. to be on the top, to b
uppermost.
Lauama, s. the Upolu fleet.
Lauapi, s. a war lodging homc
 I.~III~III>;I, s. t l i t , S:~v.~ii
l.auL.~va,( I qroell.
flcet. I Laulau, v . to lay out foo.1 : to liar-
rate ; to ahr~iei~itlt-ce*.tly.
I.au'avi.avi, n. o ~ kill11 ~ c of I~alii~na.: La'ula'u, v . to be rott n ; to be vcary
I.alrbelc.'elr. s. 1411d. soft ( a 4 ul~l'trrt1.
Laui'a. s. a tisll cookcd in a cocoa- Lal~lautlriv;l,s . t l ~ vI~II:II,..
nut Iral'; a measure t'rrltn a h w e I . a ~ i l ; ~ r ~ fs .i ~the u I I ~ I I I 01'I ~ ~:I fisl~.

I
tlle wrist to tlre tips of the till- l.a'uld'uuoa, sce I..\.I.I.rLt:.
gers. Lntrlau~11, s. c:,~c.o;c~iut- 15.;tf' I~ouse
Lauiti, s. c.111:stliutI(~;ivcs;the eyes built on occasio~~ of tllc dea~I1of
( t ~ s i io o~ V I ~ ) ! a c11i~:f
1.iuil0~1,o to be ~ I I I ) \ ~ ItoI all. Lar~lautii.v . to sta,i(l 1111 ~~.,g-:rl~~.i. ;
l.ac~itiiti,rr. Ilarro\s ; / ) I . Iauiti. pl. laulaututti.
Lauo'o, s. a leaf of il y o ~ l ~cocoa- ~y Lanlagi, s. the I~irir of tlre lligtlest
111rt. c'ii~,tb.
1.al1'0.0, s. one ot'ttlt: u ~ l ~ b r e l -I,atll;~l;t,s . the name of a plant.
lit l)It111t. ' Laulalo, u. r ~ ~ ~ d e r ~ u8idt.r~llost.
~e,~th,
I > i t t ~ ' ~S.f ~O I,I C stage iu tile grot! t11 Lalllalo, 1,. to bc at the botto111,to
ot' t l ~ er i t u l e . 1 be u~~derneatlr.
J.auolaol;l, v . to grow Ir~xl~ri~intly. I I aulata, s. a levt.1 11l;tct:~ I ;II III J U I I -
Lauu'a, s. the paper ~llulbrrrp;the tain's side or at its foot.
bark of it prel~ared. See iu~vc;,\,, Laulcag~,u. ulievell.
fur which word it has bee11 sub- ' L~ulelei,a. even, levrl ; si~tisficd.
stituted on a c c w ~ n tot' supersti- I,ir~lelei,11, to be wt!ll, to be reco-
tions i l ~connection with fishing. vercd ( o f u chief ).
Larrulu, s. the hair of the head. Lar~loa,s. ouc nlethod of catching
I.nu'ulu, s. a breadfruit leaf. fish.
Laul~siusi, a . shinil~g grcen Lauloto, v. to be between, to be in
leaves).
1.aufi10, s. the name of a pla~lt. ! the ~niddle.
Lauloto, a. n~itldle.
L a t ~ h t k .s. a supp'ort for the j a w of ! I.a~lm;lii, s. tllc llallie of a tree. See
;I dei~dpersol]. LA~FA,~~.
I.ai~fd~ut:tgu, s. t l ~ ellalne of a tree. Laun~ailc,,s. t l ~ c[lalllt: ol' ,111 od. ri-
Loukile, s. h r i ~ ~ l c l and ~ e s leaves used ferolrs cl.eeper.
11) covvr over ~ l l e.f,rle se.u; tile Laun~alie, z3. tu I>r euoug!~, to I)e
Iln:lie o f a plant. See L A U A U T A . coi~il~lete : to be in go.ld health,
Laul'a~iua,s. tile cul~iv~itt,d Idnd. to be well.
I.aufBtu, s. tlie !lame of a tree. See Laurnasalnasa, a. narrow (of nets).
I.AcII(\.I. Laumantaa, L?. to be eaten by t h e
L a ~ ~ t i ls.a ,one kind of the unlbrella I! white ;lilt, (spoke11 01' the liviilg
piar~t. trer).
Liufi~la,u . strady, without squalls Lao~nata,s. all egel'tl.
(as tlre wind). Larl~nea,s. 1rar.e~of trees; a cou~l-
Lauga, s. a s1)el.ch : a sermon. try, an islai~d: a I,rrge fish or a
1-a'ug~,s. a citrrgi~lg(iff. large tree floating out at sea and
Laug ltasi, a . even, level. attracting 6311 to it.
Laugutu, s. tile lips. Laurnea, udv. a long time ago.
Laulau, s. a temporary cocoanut- Laumei, s. tlte turtle.
leaf lrou~e. See uCeo LA'O'AI. L P ~ ~ u S. R ,irpplied to Sagana ae
Litili~u,sce ATULAULAU. leuding land in the Tuama-
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130 LAU
saga. (The lau was the t~ipefirst
thrown).
Launiu, s. a cocoanut leaf; a ham-
boo. (so called before chiefs).
r ,
Laupae, v. to sit together.
1 Lahi (
Laupapa, s. a board, a plank.
Laupata, s, the name of a tree.
Lausar, s. a p ~ r t i o nof the tatooing.
Lausoo, v. t o Ee spread over (as with
weeds or men, 01. as the heavens
wit11 clouds).
I.au~ului,s. dry banana Icaves.
Lautiigitagi, a. drooping (as lcaves
of a tree).
Lautaliga, s. toadstool. See h10-
LO'AU.
Lautalotalo, s. a shrub.
Lautele, u . wide ; widely known;
comnlon pt aplc ; p!. la~~tetele.
Lauti, E. a t~ Icaf; a bamboo, (be-
fore chiefs, instead of i of^).
Lautiti, s. a leaf of the t i t i ; fish
caught in numbers ; men killed
in irumbers in war: Ua i~rotule
lautiti.
Lautoi, s. one stage in the growth
of the atule.
f i u t o l u , s. three lands going toge-
ther on an embassy.
Lantua, s. the name of a muluuli
w h w found outside the reef.
Lauvao, s. the wild ti plant.
Larlvale, a. bad, wo~tl~less, (only in
a question and negative sentences:
Ye lauvale ea mea a lena tuga-
la ?)
Lauvale, a. thin, a falling away of
the body previous to being- ill.
~auvivilu,-seeV I V I L U .
Lafa, s. the ringworm.
Lafalafa, s. the level top of a moun-
tain.
Lafaslipa, s. an ulcer supposed to
illdieate paralysis.
Lah, I:. to hide oneself; pl. lalafi.
Lafita'i, v. to l ~ i d eaway ; to con-
ceal.
Lafitaga, s. a hiding place.
Lafo, r . to throw; to clear off the
LAG
bus11 ; 111.1;llnfo: intens. lafolafo.
Lafo, s. prciperty given to ttll~rfal~.
Lafo. 1 s, the rattan oane.
~ a f o a ' i ,v. to throw away; to de-
sert ; to reject.
L a f o p , s. a game ~ l a y e d w i t htupe.
Lafolafo, v. to deliberate ; to be.
jabbly.
~ a f o t i i r, . to throw down.
Lafu, s. a herd.
Lafb, v. to prohibit the killing of
pigs.
Liifulafir, s. one kind of taro.
Lafulafu, a. dingy, dusky (as the
body for want of oiling). See LA-
LAFU.
Laful:~fuii,a. barrrri, unproductive,.
exhausted (of the soil).
Lafud~mu,a . riclr, prod~rctive.
Laga, v. to rise to arms; to raise
up ; to rise from sitting; redup.
lagnlaga.
Laga'ali, s. a plant, its flowem used
1 to scent oil.
Lagauta, v. to carry a large load,
(applied to cauoes and mcn).
Lagalapa. s. a stick used t o raise
the flat coral used to keep down
fish traps.
Lagalaga, v. to raise up (as a l~eavy
weight).
Lagalaga, v. to reconnoitre (applied
to a small party sent out before
-
the advanced guard to reconnoi-
tre).
Lagalagaola, v . to raise the finger
nails from the flesh.
1 Lagarnuli, v. to gain the victory
after having been frequently do-
feated : applied also to a speaker
who after being severely reproved
afterwards gets the better of his
opponent.
Lagapaia, o. to be struck accident-
ally.
Lagapalo, c. to contend with o n e
who has co~ic~ut.rt.d allother ill a
clul, matcll.
 LAG
Lagapapalc, c. to bcar with, to en
dure. Scc FAAPALEPALE.
Lagavaa, see L \GA PALO.
Lagi, s , the sLy ; lieavcn ; customs
observed or1 the death of a great
chief.
Lagi, s . thc head of a chief. ( I t
has the plilral form).
Lagi, v. to siug ; r c f l ~ ~lagilagi.
p.
Lagi, v. to call out tire diferer~tpor-
tions of food and the partits for
whom intelrded.
Lagifelo'ua'i, ) v. to marry irlto an-
Lagifetaopea'i $ other land or fd-
~llily(of chiefs).
Liirilagi, v. to w~lrm anytlii~igat
the fire ; pl. 1,tlngi ; pass. lagia.
Lagilagia, u . cloudy, tl~reatening
rain.
Lagiiagimua, v. to remind those
about to distribute food or pro-
perty of solue party having a
claim, that they might not be
overlooked.
Lagisiva, s . a singer.
Ligisolo, s. a long song, unaccom-
panied with dancing.
Lagivalea, v. to be obscured by
clouds (of the moon).
Lago, s. a fly ; plops of a canoe.
Lago, v. t o lean ag'iinst or upon ;
to raise 011sl~pports;to take part
with one against another; pl. la-
i
lago ; rcdupl. lagolago; pnss. la-
gur:~ia.
Lago:, a. cranky (of a canoe);
easily displeased (of chiefs) ; re-
dup. lagolago%.
Lagoia, v. to be covered with flies.
Lagogaleniu, a. steady, not cranky,
(of a canoe) ; quiet in disposition,
not easily provoked.
Lagolau, s . neatly plaited cocoanut
leaves used to keep the ends of
the thatch from h n n g i ~ ~down.
g ;alelei, a. good lookir~g, fine look-
Lagolemu, see L A G ~ G ~ \ L E Y U .
Lagomau, v. to be the confidence
of, to be the support of, (in war,
work, &c.)
LAL 131
Lagomumu, s . the carpenter bee.
Lagona, v. to understand ; to feel.
Lala, v. to be pierced wilh a spear
which remains in the body; to
stand against (as tirewood against
a tree) ; to star~cl up (as a comb
in the hair).
Lala, s. (pl. of la), branches.
Llla, a. greasy.
Lalii, v. to leap upon (as the male
animal).
Lalaa, see LA'A.
Lala'oa, v. to have a fishy smell.
Lalau, v. to be in leaf (of annual
plants).
Lalau, v. to speak, to make a
speech.
Lalafi, s. the name of a fish.
Lalafi, v. pl. of luj.
Lalafo, v. pi. of Zufo.
Lalaf'u, u. dingy, dusky. See LA-
FULAFU.
Lalaga, v. to weave, to plait.
Laiaga, s. a fine mat partly finished;
a new fine mat.
Lalagi, v . to broil, (used before
chiefs instead of tunu).
Lalage, s . a chief's bamboo pillow.
Lalago, v. to ward off a blow ; also
pl. of layo.
Lalama, v. to be ripe, (applied to
c h e s t ~ ~ u t sbananas,
, and y a h s ) ;
also pl. of' loma.
Lalano, s. the name of a poisonous
plant.
2alar10, u. deep (of water).
Lalanu, v. pl. of lunu.
;alase, v. (pl. of lose), to clear off;
to destroy.
;data, v. pl of lutcl.
Lalato, v. to l ~ a v etlie mouth stung
by acrid substances. See S A L . ~ T U .
Laliltoa, s , tlie name of a shrub.
hleags, a. bad looking, ugly.
ing.
Lnlifau, s. mucous from the mouth.
Lalilali, v. to mistuke in naming
 persons, culling by the wror:a : tlre eyes ~ I O I I I not ixi11g exposed
name ; pl. lal.ili. 1 wl~erltlistasrtl).
Lalo, s. a mt.ssc1lgt.r sent srcretly. ; T.annnroar~a. a . sky-colored.
J.alo, 11rcp. below, elowl~,under.
I.aloaoa, L.. to bc g;cthr,ring (as
' Lapa, s . a f a t species of coral; a
flat slab at, the root of large trees
clo~lcisi l l the part of the heavens acting as buttreeses to the trunk.
,IS if 1111dt.r the b u n , thence spread- Lipa. T-. to warn.
i11g :ill over). Lapaln pa, s. the stern of the cocoa-
I.:~loF'~lr,s. co~rtluc~ of a fi~~~lily. nut leaf and banana leaf.
i , i i i o ~ ~ i i ~ ~11. o n0versl13(\~~vecl,
,
plil,tl to ;I ~ t ~ l a ~ilalrt;ttiolr,ll
,(;I[) I.'ap;tta'i, s. the level Iilnd a t the
alld 1 foot ot'a llill. Ste AL~I.AI~AT.+'I.
to a 31wt'ch i~rrcrr~rptcdby ano- i I,apatabi, I:. to \Tarn See LAPA.
1111.1.). I I.alravale, s. a slip of the tongue, a
I.;~lo!;~gi..v. the woritl ; a part o f

I:~lov;~si~, r. tit,: ~11iic.ebetwen n

I blunder.
tlrr \vv.lrl : ;Is, I: It. lZn l a l o / u g i Lapvale, 1,. to n d e a dip of the
tollgue,to~~~ispronounce; tomake
cltii11)lt.caunot:; t l ~ espace betwren a blunder i n speaking.
;I ci;tnoo ;:ntl its o111ri;rger; scro- Lape, s. a rt:an who sits and aishea
t~lnr.( t ' i ~ l ) l l t , l r l .ti~r i so). bat1 luck i n tccy~rti'c~.
L ~ I I I s~. I1l1e , candlell~~t. Lape, I:. to sit and wish bad luck to
Lil~ria,1.. tcl f i l l 1 with torches; pl. the opposite party i l l tuyati'a;
litlil~~ii~. pr~ss.lapea ; redltp. lapelape.
I,all.a, 1.. to watt-11 for, to lie in I , a p a , 13. to be visited by a calami-
a i l i t ; interts. l a ~ ~ ~ a l a ; l l pl.
r a la- ty after warnings rejecttd ; redup.
Iilnra ; pciss. Ii~matia; recipro. fe- lapelape a.
1it111i1tit.i. Liipo‘a, a. large ; pl. lapopoca.
I,alnnga, s. a fishing with torches. I,apotopoto, u. globular.
Lan~nla,r . n drougllt. LapusaLi,z-. to reproacll as the cause
1,anlobil~~obi, 11. snrall. of calamity.
l,anioler~~olc,(1. slnootll; good Lase, o. to scrape off' (as warts);
luoking. pl. lalase.
I , ; ~ I I Ir~. - to , chc~v; rli)nin. laniula- I,Hs~,u. many.
11111. ! Laso, s. scrotr~rn. S e e LALOT,\*A.
I.alla, IIIYJ". Ilis, her. : J,:lta, u . tallre, doniesticated ; a t
Lallinii, ~ 1 . s~nall. i 1lo111ci l l a place.
Lano, s . a lake; liquor alnnii, (tclso 1 I,iita, prori. lily. See Lacu.
la~lu). I,itta, 1.. to he Irear, ~.erfup.latalata ;
I.anu, s . color ; liquor nmnii, (so to be tame : to feel a t Irome; pi.
some). lalata.
Lnnu, I : . to \ ~ i l ~off h salt water : to T.atafanua, 1:. to be attached to
oil rljc I~otlyall over ; to be free Latauuu
li.11111 i ) l i ~ ~ i i l t ~ i~f'rcr
1 one's ow11 lalld. .
~ ~ i t tllc i T,nta\.;tle. a . not afraid of strangers,
~ ~ rpayillg
~ 1 , ~ l l i l;l t /~) l . l~llil1111. i 1:ot shy, e:~silymade friends.
I 2 i t i ~ ~s ~. i sore
I~~~I/IIII.
I:~IIII;I~:I,
,
I
(,yes ; 111. l i n u i ; I,atele, u . large ; pl. latetele.
~ ~ I I I I I ~ ~ ~ ~ I U ~ L .LaLou, pro". they.
S. a11early scttillg ~1111. ! Latulatu, S . the l ~ m of c a chetter-
Lilr11161lr;1, c. to I)e dim (of a fly- i11g birtl ; a I I ~ ~ I I\v11u
I talks ra-
l i r l ~ l ~ u o; l )tu I)r. ob$cl~red (as J ~litlly.
Lava, s. ornallrcl~tsworn : I C ~ O X Sthe r.t', or!. the. (It i.i L I I . ; ~ o t ' t e ~t~.;rtl ~
s11ouldcrs.- i \vl~ert!t11e I?~rgli..I~\VOIIICI rc(1111re
Lava, ndu indcrtl, vt r ~ ~ . / the i~ltlefin~te articltb).
Lhva, s. a p;~ymentgive^^ on catch- ! LC, pro,t. nxlio, tlii~t.
ing a shark.
Liva, v. to be enough ; to co~nplete, Lea, pron. that.
1 I.E, llot.

the coniplemrnt. Lea, a particle following tho verb

Lava, u. to be able ; pass. lavatin. I
1
r l r e i i it taki,s ena bt.Inrr it.
Lauasu, u. to call, to call out t o . Le'a, s. "Ire kind ol. ' u u r ; one kind

1'
puss. lavaauia. Sce V.LL.\A u. ' of cocoanilt.
Lavai, s. the leaves of the 0.0 used Lcai, udu. no, 11ot.
as s t u f f i ~ ~tog baked pigs. Lei~is,v. to hare no say. power, or
Lavar~lipua, a . black ill the fore I ailtl~orityin.

middle. -/
and hind parts a~ltlwhite i r ~the ; Leausilia, u. not to be exccedid,

Lar:~l;iva,s. tlie \vrapper worll round Leaga, u. bad. -

11nt to bc s~~rpasscd.

the l o i ~ ~ s . I Le'ale'a, 1,. to be one 11igIrtafter fir11

I
Lavalava, o to put on the wrapper; , (of tlie moon).
to dress. i I,eatap:~'ii~, z>. 110t to bl-ar being
Lavalavao, a . clan~o~.ous, noisy. See / toucl~etl,to be t c ~ ~ di111d er pai~~f~tl
PISAPIF.\O. I to tlrc tor~ch.
Lavasi, v. to tie round and rouud ; i Lei, s. \rIra!c's teetli; n neckluce of
to e n t w i ~ ~(ase a serp?.~~t). I \vl~ale'steetli.
Livasi, v. to entwine the Iiand with i n t l ~ ehelve
;I cord so as to form a b ~ x i n g -
glove, ( t l ~ ecest uu).
LavnlaCi,see L.1 r..~.r,\~r. / Le'i, rittu. not (past tirne).
Lave, s. a part. ot'a 1ie;id d r e s ~ . . ; Le'ileai. ~rrlc.no. A dimi~~utive ac-
h e , c. lo steer tiee, to keel, before : h ~ ~ o a l c d g i t!~eornissio~~
ng of'so~ne-
tilt. w i d ; to take a turn ot'arope ! thing w11ich kllol~i~lI l i l \ . ~ bt,r~i
round a pin, Bc. ; to be of great dorre.
anice I I I a fit~~iily:
cdk (as,sub.,t*cts to be di-cussed,
I
to be intri- Le'ilr'i, s. anythiiig very gnnd ;r a
goocl-lookii~guian, a I~ouse,'ucu,
Bc.) ; tile Ilanie of a tree.
Layea, u. to be struck ; to be I.eilt.ia, 1 cq. to be frightened by a
clloked ; to be ren~clvrtl(as a d ~ s -1 Lt,'ile'ii~$ tuulaitu prete~icling to
me). See S.rFI..A. be i ~ ~ s l ~ i r e d .
layea'i, r. to extricdte, to drliver. I.e'ilisili, adc. u~rbeco~~~irlgly.
Ldrei, s. O I I kind
~ of taro. 1 Le'iniai, a h . long rinct..
Laveitig;, C. to save tiro~n pain or Lc~o,s . t11c voice; ;I S O I I I aI ~g ~ ; ~ard,
: n tratcll~~iiin.
Lhvrlave, s. a el~ortfisl~ingrod. ( Leo, v. to watch, to gual,d ; retlop.
Gvrl.~:c, 1.. to t ~ r t ; t ~ ~;g to
l e I)c in-i leolro ; pl. leleo.
1triwilrt.d ; 10 OC i ~ ~ t r ~ ( (as
. i ~st rv~ b - Leotharnatn;i'i, s. a do!ef~~l voict,.
I('(:is ulder d~scuss;oi~) ; p l s s . Ir Lr,olroL, u. loud rrlking, clu~norous.
r- qr~iay.
8. tlie uanie of a fiA. J,eoleo, s. a guard, ic watc'l~inan.
t,, to Ile struck side- I,roleng.i, s a watcllillg.
"ays so as LO t3rcapt.the full force Leoleu:abi, v. tu natclr.
 LIA
L c o p ~ ~ d is.i , a good \nice. xnei, adu. now.
Leo, 2,. to knock against accident- xnei, cnnj. therefore.
ally, to strike nccidrntally. &pa, s. a pond, stagnant water.
Lculcu, s. i l l ) oltl siapo. ;epa, v. to be stagnant ; to lie ta
Leutr~vii,v. to be uniutermitting. (of a vessel).
LEfaga, z.. to be inseparable from, Lepeti. s. one kind of brendfruit.
to follow without fail. Lepeti. u. to break down ; pa&r. le-
Lefea, pron, wliicll. petia.
,.
Lefu, a . ugly. Lepu, u. to be stirred u p as water;
puss. lppua.
- - Lepulepu, v. to stir round.
Lega, s. >turmeric (prrpared). See Lesolosolou, u. to have no remission
AGO. of pail], to be no better; to have
Leg-aoiii, a. quict, mild, chaste. no cessatiou (as in the arrival of
Legalcga, n . yellowisli (as the body visitors).
from sickness. Sr!e SEG~ISEGA. Letiiitai, v. to be not near, t o be far
Lelii, adv. that ; tl~cre. off; to be wide of the mark.
Lelavalavii, a. naked, (euphem. for Letaualoa, u. to be treated with dis-
telefutr). respect.
Lele, v. to fly; to escape, to rllr LEtauiZ, u. to be disregarded, to be
away; pl. fclelei ; pass. lelea ; treatid as of no account.
redup. lelelelea. Letaupules, see FAALETAUPULEA.
Lelca, v. to be carried away by thc Leteigatoi, v. to be not near the
wind ; to be driven off by a strong 111ark; to be not near finished.
wind (of vessels). LFtalatalaE, v. to despise, to treat
Lelea'i, u. to be puffed up with pridc with contempt, to make no ac-
011 account of sudden pronlo. count of.
lion.
Leleaga, s. a party driven off by i Letatsli
strong wind.
1
Letalitslia, v. to be unrestrained ;
cannot be restrained.
cliccked, or stopped.
Lclei, t i . good. Letioa, v. not to be blamed, not to
Lclei, I * . to be on good terms, to bc be found fault with. See TIOA.
reco~lcilc~d, to be at peace with. Letuli, cldu. not only.
Leleo, u. pl. of leo. Leva, s. the name of a tree.
Lclefu, 21. to be burnt to ashes. Leva, a. l o ~ i g(of time); pl. leleva;
Lelcthn, s. a sprcies of u~oth. redup. levaleva.
Lclena, c. to sprcatl out. See Fo Leva, r. to be long since ; redup.
Y0I.A. levaleva, lelrva.
Lelovi, a . rude. See L I : M ~ G A ~ . Leravao, s. the name of a tree.
LErnaCti, zT. to be unwilli~~g ; to bl Li, s. the cinet whicll secures the
unal,le ; pl. I c ~ i ~ a f i;~ hpclss. i le ~ r the canoe ; the name
o r ~ t r i g g to
mafi~ia. of a shelltish.
L c ~ n i ~ n (o1 ., disresprctfiil, rt~de. Li, u. to set firn~ly(as the teeth).
I.Enlu, n r l t ~ .1111ic.lly ; privately. I.ia,s. a n e t , a l o ~ ~ s e ' s e g g . .
Lena, s. t l ~ eI I ~ ~ I of ~ plant of t11'
I I il Li'a, s. a cliief's dream. See FAA-
yalll kind. 1.E 1'0.
L L ' I ~ ; ~0 ,1 1 . t l ~ a;t I L ~ C there,
. (near Lia'i, c. to root u p ; to pull up;
er 111a11I ~ / i i ) . to throw away; pctss. liaLiu and
Cenei, 1)n1n. t l~is. Iia'ii~~a.
1 ) 4 1 . . to tiic sl.tltle~~!y. I-ou, 7 . to t11r11r o i ~ n d ;to stcer a
I.iuiolu \ ! canoe.
;
~,iboi,s. a sl~clt.,r,R [~Iaceof refuge Lou:, a. trooblcso~iir, ~ f i 1 1 s i v;2 .
frotll u S I ~ V I I I . infens. IoulooS.
Lipt~i,s. a Iritf-t'ul or (!fit lo. . ' Loulollii, 1:. tu hi: very ill (of u chief).
Lisp, adv. quic:kly. I See MAI.OMAI.OA.

'
I,isega, s. a rniri~!,l~.See VAVEGA.I.ofia, O. to co~vtfrdow~i',to C ~ O I I C ~ .
J.i\ ~ l ia,\ z, t l ~ ccilrular \)late of a Lofata'iinn, v . to cn~lsc!to croucll.
drill. : T,otia, v , passive of Ir~lo.
Lo, s. the nilme of a fish ; the aame Lotitiiir~a,I.. to be overwl~elmrdby
of'the nlon~lla ~ ~ s n e r i rto~ gApril. i waves.
/
Lo, tlic pos-c,s*ivta prefix to the Logat:, v. to be ofensive. See
t111alant1 l)l~c~.;tl of' prorlouns when I S*res,t.
I o is s i ~ g ~ l i ~s , r0: i f , Lcg:~,S. a r ~ p o r ta, sor~ntl; a wood-
.ru(e. j ell drum.
I.orl, s. g,r~rlivestr~ni~s ; a grave built : Lcgo, r . to h ~ a r ;to feel.
ovc I. tv1111 stt.nc2.. 1 Logo, 1: (I to report ; pl. Inlogo ;
Lca, a . lolrg ; I,/. loloa ; redtcp. ; rctlrip. logologo ; pnss. logoina.
loaloa. I.opooli, s. the I arnr g i v r ~to~ the
I.on, r. to I)e lo117 S:IICC. I nlaornno when it clial~gescolor
I.oa, crdi:. cli~.r.ctly,instantly. / preii:lritory to bccon~ing a pa-
Lo'nlola, s. a I I I I ~ J yI ~l n: . See UFI- ! Zn'irl.
'L‘I.A. i T,ngc~l(~goii, a. famed, renowned.
Loalo%\alr,s. he ~nidlllefinger. Logologo~a'i, r. to report. See
Loata, s. a large vel~emoi~s ant. L:)co.
Loi, s. thi! iirit. i Logosn, 1.. to hlbnr. .
].tjCi,s. a s l i ~ t lhrlilt 0 1 1 to thc side 1 Logri~loil,tq. to be deaf.
0 ' a I I ~ I I I S:P a pigsty. I,ogos;~'iina,r . to listen to, to obry.
Lola, s. fill1 of alllr.
I.()Ta. 1.. to be s r ~ r ~ i t ewith d
I rich /
T.ogitti~io, 1:. to rcjoire b-cause of
s~~rc.c.s.cin fi.slling, s!looting, k c .
I'c~cltl: I Logoval(,, o. to rcl~ortcrl.oneo11~1~.
I.c,illli. s. ollc. 1ci11rlof ant. I Lola, r r . l ~ a r d 5tiu11g
. ; raw.
] . ( , ~ ~ ~ ! I I ' ~ I I Is.
, ;I 1 1 ~ 1 t 1 1 v1lis11of cocoa- I, I.o!;lli~la,1.. ; I I I ili(lt.ctnt ttrnl used
nut jlrirt.. by a wornan i l l rtalielling a mall
J,oir~~i~ $. t ia~ tv~lr
. / i n i p o ~ t ~ 11er.
~~~i~~z
I.r,~~i~lli:il,ii, 1.. to 1 : ~~l111tlip (as i LoIc, 17. 10 rt;b J I ~ ~ O O(as ~ ~ bread-
I
I:ig; i l l a sty, or n ~ i . 1 1i n a hut). fruit in rna!\i~lgIeir,fi lo): to beat
].(,cl. t11(. s i ~ l iof' the 11rreent parti- !LC.;pm.
arid prt.ss ~ I O W I I a tall~111
c.ipIt,. I lolea.
I.ook~li,.) I : . to s r e ; ~ kfirst, to give I.oli, s. thr sea slug.
1.oofi~l~c~ \ t ht, rrl:t.~~il g xila. 1.11at a Lolo, s. a flood.
r~t;111~ci1. Lolo, v . to overflow ; pass. lofa.
l . r n l ~ ~ ; t t ~ sl .: , .~ I I I oltl \voInan; pl. Lrbl(~,s. the c:ocoaIlut ~ ~ r c p a r efor d
I t , 5 11,ii11 I I I ~ I . rnahi~tgace,.ted oil.
L, 11. s . a Ii~r.: l,ol(> with a rrook a t 1,616, v . LO be n e t (of clothes).
111 (nil 11sct1111 gathtring bread- Loloa, s. the 1l;lrnc of'a tish.
:.\..I. Loloa, u . pl. ot' lo/c.
I t . I I . 5 I . Loloi, s. a native dish of taro and
j I . , 1 , I . c A i c.ocoatlut juice.
 LOL
Loloi, r . to bind on another stick
when the outrigger ia. tuo small
by itself.
Lolo'u. zl. to b e d , to bend down,
to bend round.
Lolouta, s. a flood corni~ig down
frorn inland.
Lolofi, c. to crowd to, to flock to-
wards.
Lologo, v. pl. of logn.
Lolomi, v . to pressdown; to knead;
to shampoo; to print; redup. lo-
rnilo!ni ; pass. lorniit.
Lolotai, s. a flood frorn the sea.
Loloto. a. drep.
Lomaloma, v . to be quiet, to cease,
Lotoalii, ( I . noblrn~ilitl~.tl.
Lotooti, v. to be courageous.
1 Lototale, s. the inside of a lioc~se.
Lotoniaulalo, s . deep holes within
/ the rcet:
Lotomau1:ilo. a. rofouud, thought-
i ful; humble.
/ Lotonlasaga, v . to love as twins.
I Lotornoniotu, u . u n k i ~ ~ dneglecting
,
/ the family.
, Loton iu, s, love of country.
1 Lotopa, s. the inside ofan enclosure.
Loto~aia'e,s. (fro111loto, tuitrri, and
age)! sllallow holes within the
reel.
Lotot5ia'e, a . shallow-brained, of

I1
to internlit (as the wind, a war, sn~allunderstanding.
&c.) Lototele, V. to be ot' good cheer, to
Lon~ea,s. (from lo and memelt), the be courageous.
ger~rralnanie for a class of s ~ ~ \ a lLoto~oga,
l u. ungratefu1,ungenerous2
fishes, including ~ h lo, r the anefe, 1 stingy.
and the loloa. Lotovii, s, self-praise, love of praise.
Loai, v. to knead gently; to press Lotu, s. religion : religious persua-
on the sprit of a canoe in order to sion; a religious service. (A term
adjust it properly. int~oducedfinin Tonga).
Lomu, s. the name of a gelatinous Lotu, v. to turn over from heathen-
tish ; a coward. isn~.
Lona, pron. his, her's. Lotu, v. to make a hollow aou~idin
Lona, v. to be pailled i11 swallowing tl~t!water with the 11,lnd; intens.
a hard unma-;tic-atcd substallce. lott~lotu,to dl) SO continually.
Lopa, s. it ~~rcklac.e.See Asoa. Loluilga, S . the ni+rne of a 111ontl1
Lopoto, s. anicncrrhopa. correspondifi~gwitli October.
Los~,s . rn.ulation ; redup. losilosi. , Lot~lottl,V. to do i ~ ~ ~ ~ t l ~ i n g h a s t i l ~ ,
Loai, c. to erliulate; t~ be jralous 1 to nlahe haste; to be urgelit.
of, to envy. 1 Lovi, a. to be respcrtfi~l.
Lo~ivalr~ (I. to be jealous of, to be / L u . S. a native dish of taro leaves.
er~vious. Lua, s. a l~ole; a pit.
lot,^, pron. iny. Sce LO'r. L I I ~a ,. two.
Lot!,, 11. tc, Ilandle, to pull about; L U A]Iron. , Yo11 two. See 0 u r . t . ~ .
redup. lotelote ; p t r s s . lotea. Luili, 21. to spit out.
Lo:o, 8 . the hrart as the seat of' 11le Luii'i, s. the I~olei l l whicti taro
afl;ctio~~s: the dt,sire, the will. other vegetable is planted, or
. Loto, s. a dt:rp place in the sea in- been plsntr-cl ; ~ 1 1liole
c i l l wllic!~
side tlre rcet'; the interior (as of I musi is n~adc.
I L l ~ a ' i (1., tir.4.
a house, lutrfli~lr).
Loto, u. to r t ~ ~ a r twith
l affection; I Llra'i, 1 . . to give the taro its 1a.t
to yreitr ; to desire : to will. w c r d ~ n g: to incite to anytlling
d Lotnii. J. a11 enclosure. (as a quarrel, &c.)
Loth, $. allgc.r, passiurl. LuaSign, s the first weeding of tam.
3 ii~i,p r t , , ~ . ~ ' ~ ~ I I I I .
hli~i,11. III~;I(;!,~S~I.
hliii. 1.. 10 I)c I~racliish.
hla,i, .s. S I ( . ~ I I ( I, ~ ~S~, > :~;IIICLSS. ISIS,
I
) X'laise, t.. to cluict, to rotnfo.t one
wbrpig.
Miisi, tl. to he split, to be cri~ckecl.
See GATA'F, ~ ' l l i c his U S U ~ L I I Y S U ~ -
Alitbl, I . . to be 111. ! stituted f'or this ~rorcl.
Rlil'i, ut!i:. \cry : as 7na'i itlnrule ! Maisrl, s . tllc name of a gelatino~~s
III.\V \-t.ry ~~~iiclrievous! (as if it fish.
\\-err a ci~seasc). Ma'itaga. s. a lying in, a confilie-
Rli~ia,1; p,~ssiveof mii~zrtr. nlcut.
hlalinlrala, s. a disease that admits Maitolama, s. the. name of a tisl~.
of' a remrdy. Mae, s. a 11111in tile wi~ld,or raves,
Bla'ialii, s. p;rr;~lgsis. See SUPA. or r a h .
&la'iLi,2.. to be slow in doing any- Mao, s. an ncrictent. /
thir~g; redrrp. nl:r'i6ii'i. Mao, v. to conre or go f r l ~ i t l e ~ l l y ;
Muio, s. a s111ul1
111.
piece of pork. See
I to (lo ;L thing accide~~tally
ig11orant:e.
Rlaioa, u. exprersive of ~iegatiorl, Mao, udr. accidentally; to lln pur-
to be without ; very variously ; ~ p - pere ; by ~ ~ ~ i a r ;a ki teuljn inten-
or in

plied. sities a proliibitioll : as, hTe'i nroo

hla'ioi, a. slow. s n v , don't c o ~ n eby ally 111ea11s.
Maioio, a. distinct, clear (of the Man, .r9. to be far oft; (compounded
voice ill speaking). wit11 other words). &e MANAO.
R1ai'u'11, S. the tinger nail. See hla'o, s. the name of a wee.
MATI'U'U. hlaoa, v. to make a chopping or
Mi~ifra,udv. whence ? llau~ll~eril~g noise.
Ma'iga, s. arl rpidemie. i\laoii, v. toscold.
klaile, s. a cllic~t"sdog. Slaoania, r:. t o steer towards lie
hlailei, r. a trap. anla; to ?peak so as to give of.
Rlailri, v. to cr~tl.ap. fence.
Ill;lili, v, to c~1l11111cnce to blo\v, to Ma'oi, s. partiru1:lr kinds of food
s!)l-i~~;:U ~ Ia s a breeze; dimin. denla11dt.d t'ronl t l ~ r conquered
ti~;~iIiili. pttrty.
Ali~llo,4 s. :I 1~1si;c.t i l l 1vl1ic.11 fnnftsi Mi'oi, r . to a c t contrarily.

or -111tri1,gt11hl1 t i ~ rit eirk per-on.

Ala.in~;l'~, I:. to Ilave c l r l , h i ~ ~ ~ l ~iu I
A.;t6iloj is 5t.1.1.t.dul, ; a ipitloon hla'o'u, c. to b ! ~U I I P V ~ I I to
vrlleti (as si(cpo, bark of a ~ r c q
a s,i a k c . )
. be sbri-

the 11 g.
31a.11aa.1.00.r*. to 01. u h r ~ill.~
b l i t L i n ~ i ~.v.l i ~epi11,l~sy.
~,
/ Jla6ot~i, s. one kind of m d o .
Aiaoh, v. to be rti~rtlcd.
I Illaoll~ac~, s. tllc ilanle of a young
i i ~ ; ~ Is. i 1 , I r. See A poloir~.
nlainlcln, I . , to Itrc~k ;it., to view as .\.la'or~la'o,s. the name of a bird.
; I I I i1bj1rt of r ~ ~ ~ i o s i t y . %lao~ia,c. ro subside, (applied to a
; ; I s. a 1 I I s t e . wa\e, aud II,,IICC to a1lp.r). .
~ ~ ~ ; I It . I, Ito: I >,I I I I ~ ~\(I!'
S II~c). hl:r60nn, c. to be s;rtisnc.d (with
i I . to I I I I CI f.:~Ci); 10 I J ~ovei-loadcd ( o f a
\ri; 11 111. r~ty;~ti\.e /c> gllli) ; 111. n l i ~ ~ o ~ o ~ ~ i t .
~ I , I . ~ I,. ,. I 10 . 111;glt3,to sn:art; re- k l a o ~ ~ .os , 111 I I ~ I I I ;of ~ a fi4. .
(11,j;.~ I ; < I . I I I I ~ ~ I I ~ . 3l5.opo, .s. 1117. I I ~ I ~ I nt'
I ~ . t u ~ rki:~dof
l \ l ; l . ~ ~ l ~ . ~s.~ ol.i~:aly*is
!o, I
rlf the Icgs. brcaclhuit.
hlaopooi~o,n. con1pac:t. rlosc in tex-
tu?e ; retentive ill nlrlllory.
Rla'osi'osi, v . pailled wit11 scratches;
obtained with pain ; u ~ ddifficulty,
(applied to food, esl~eci~tlly of food
i l l war time).
Rla'osina, s. one kind of rnu'o.
Maota, s. the name of a tree.
Manta, s. the premises of a chief.
Maotarnea, s. the name of a tree.
Mit'otra, s. the name of a tree.
Rla'oti, v. separated (as a branch
from a tree) ; 111el11ph.expressive
of onelless of 111indand purpose.
hlaotrla, a. far b x k , (applied to a
cave, also to past time, a11dalso
to a Illan of ur~derstaoding).
Rlau, s. a testimor~y.
hlau, r l . to be firm, to be fast ; to
have plenty of f w d ; and by add-
ing mea, olo ,, toga, k c . , to pos-
sess plenty of such .articles; to
dwell; to be decided, to be un-
wavering.
Maii, v . to run off, to drain through
(as water through sand); to sink
down (as earth); to depart, to
disperse (as large numbers of
people ; to result, to terminate (as
a fono).
blalla, v . to get, to obtain, to ac
quire; to reach, to get t o ; to
o\ crti~he ; to Catch ; pl. miua.
Illrtiia, p ~ . o n .we two (excluding the
person iiddrt!ssrd 1.
&Iau'aca, ti. to get roots, to take
rout; to I I : I V ~ connections in a
1;111d,aud tlll.oug11 who~n a right
to dwell tllcrr.
Rlauap;i, s. jokil~g,sporting, dalli-
ance ; i ~ l l e t l s ,m;lnlnallaga.
hlaual;~lo,#.- low; dcprcssed ; deep.
,See \ I AZ'I..\J.O.
Xlaualugii, u. I ~ i g;l ~elevated ; tall ;
pl. t~laui~lt~iuga.
klaui, v. lo ebb (of the tide); to
subdide (as a swelling, or war) ;
to tall rlt)\v~~ (its a cl~rsrerof nuts);
l o txccl i l l tile ;:IIIIC 01' t(iyCliLu;
a for111OF salr~tatirr~tI I J ( . ~ at \la-
l1uL,.l.
Ma'u'u, s. grass a ~ l dweccls IISI d to
cover rouiid t l ~ eroots of tl12 taro.
\lau-upu, v . have a c o ~ ~ l ~ ~ of ra~ld
lailguage, to excel in e;~eukir~g.
ML'u'utoga, s. the n;ilrle of a wt.t,d..
Vlauga, s. a hill, i l ~ n n r l ~ l t a i *a ~ ;
r e s i d i ~ ~agt a pl'ice (frorn ~ttuu1.
llaiiga, s. thy d r a i i ~ i ~o~fg or run-
ning away (as of water) : the re-
sult. (Chiefly used ill the verbal
form).
Mangatta, (1. obtained with diffi-
culty.
\la~rgofie,a. obtained easily.
Maulalo, a. low ; deep ; pl. luaula-
lalo.
I\.liuli, s. the moon.
,\lauli, s. the heart (in the expres-
siou segia murili).
Maulu, v . to creep under, to creep
througl~: to swim under water.
.kla'ulu, v. to sprinkle with rain ; to
shed feathers ; to fall through ;
to drop (as dew) ; intens. ma'ulu-
'ulu.
Sla'uluola 1
~ f a ' u l u ' ~ ~ l uv., to be very weak ;
to be very Ijtigued,
as if about to drop to pieces.
Maumau, 7,. to break otit!'s own
head (with a stone) ; to abuse.
Miumau, v . to wdste, to lose.
N a u m a ~ ~ a g 11. a , to practise buffoon-
ery, to play tricks. See \I.\L'AGA.
Maulltausolo, v . to move from place
to plact~,to br unsettled
Aliumaga, s. a plit.~tationof taro.
k1a1111u,s. a pigc.011 lor~g tarlle;
'jOI1Ng ~ Z L ~ U Y 11la:lt~.
IL
\ l i i i ~ l u s.
, a bait.
kliCnu, v . tr) bait.
Jlaupipii, 17. to rtvnnin, to c o ~ ~ t i ~ ~ u e .
Miup~i'epu'e, s. a rising ground.
Mausa, s. an emblem of a chief or
land ; ironiodly applied to con-
duct: as, 0 lonrt m;lusu le gwi.
Mausali, a. lo be tirlnly tixcd, to be
i~nmovablr.
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Marltali, v . to have an answer, to be extensive, to be wide; to be plain,
able to answer (as an accnsatiotl). to be perspicuous.
Miifu, s. the fat of a pigeon; the
v. to know certainly. pieces of faausi.
Mautiuoa
~arlti'eti'e, s. a riuiug ground. See Mafu, a. stale, musty, (applied to
MAUPU'EPU'E. cooked food).
Mantofi~,s. the name of a shrub. Mafi~,v . to l~ealup.
hlautofiitai, s. the name of a weed. Mafu, 7,. to burn : to emit a sweet
Mafa, s. the brow of table land. smell, and of cooked food.
Mafa, v. to be d i i p r ~ ~ o r t i o n a t e l yMafua, s. the young fishes wliicl~
l a ~ g ein q u a ~ ~ t i or
t y number (as serve as fijod to the larger, and
food, or nlany houses and few peo- used as bait for them ; the ripe
ple). seeds of trees attracting pigeons,
Mahi, v. to be willing; to be able; and thus making them easy to
pl. mafafai. catch; a dead man lying betweeu
M5faLiftr'i, v. to be broken out, to the combatants, and thus tempt-
be extractc,d, to be wreliched out. ing oll~ersto be killed in the at-
hlat:~lii,a. wide spreading, umbra- tempt to carry him O K
geous. Miifua, v. to cause, to originate.
Mafamafa, a. somewl~atheavy. MafuiLe,s. an earthquake.
Milina, s. a married person who is Miifi~fi,v. to l a ~ ~ gsuppressedly. h
not allowed to marry again ; a Mafuli, v. to be turned over, to be
husband who gets plenty of pro. 11pset ; to have the heart set on.
perty through liis wives; a species Miif'ulif~~li,v. to be cranky (of a
of crnb. boat) ; to be unwieldy (fkom fat).
Mafanafana, v . to be warm. Mafulu, a . disagreeable (of con-
Mafati, v. to be easily broken off duct) ; bright (of tatooing lately
(as branches) ; red14p. mafdtifati. finished) ; very fat.
Mafatia, s. the distributior~ of pro- Miifuna, a. rugged, not having a
prrty a t the deal11 of a head of a sniootl~surfdce ; redup. mafuna-
thn~ily. funa.
Mafaria, v. aeigl~eddown, burden- Mafuna, v . to prcl off as the skin.
ed, oppressed. Miifuta, s. con~mr~nion, association,
kliihtua, v. to sneeze. dwelling together.
I'vIafcga-ala, s. [lie place where a Miifuta, v. to dweil together; to be
branch road joins the main one. roused from slecp.
Mifia, u . thick ; redtip. miifiafia. Miifutamoeafiafi, v. to go to sleep
hlatiuga, s, the origin, the cause. early in the evening.
Ma fine, s. a woman, (a tern] ef re- Maga, s. a bmncli (as of a tree, a
spect). road, a stream, or anything hav-
Miifiti, a. blustering, quarrelsome. ing a branch, or forked) ; the
Mititi, a. to spring out (as a spark curved or hook part of the artifi-
fro111the tire) ; to spring up (as a cial fly-hook.
sl~liuterof wood). Kliiga, s. a moutl~fulof ' a v a chewed
R'lifoa, s. t l ~ enallie of a tree. See for n~ixiog.
MAALI. bliigaegae, v. to be loose, to be
Mifo'r, v. n. to be skinned ; redup. moveable (as a stone, a tooth).
mntb'efo'e. Magai, v. to sit astride.
Mafola, v. to be s p r e ~ dout ; to be Magaugau, v. to be broken.
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Magaugau, a . brittle (of wood). full of ridges (as a road and the
Magauli, s. the name of one kind of olou10).
taro. Magu, (1. dried up (as grass in the
Magaulipute,
Magaulitalimoli 1 s. different kinds

Magagalo, 7). pl. of magalo.

of -ntagauli.
sun, or as blood on a wound; re-
d,up. rnagulnagu.
Magugu, v. to be scranched; to be
Magilafu, s. the hearth. See AVA- scranchahle ; to be c r a c k ~ d or
GALAFU. broken (as a bone) ; to make a
Migalo, s. one kind of taro. noise as in walking over gravc.1.
Migalo, a. fresh, sweet, (not acid, Blala, s. a calanlity.
as the vi, &c.) Mala, o. soft, as fuu mnla, fu'afu'u
Magdo, v. to be fresh (not salt) ; . malo.
to b e sweet (not sour); to be ex- Mila, s. a new plantation.
piated, to be atoned for; to be Malae, s. the open space where
forgiven. public meetings are held.
Magalogalo, a . partly fresh. Mala'i, v. to do a thing in the
Maplua, a . having two branches. morning (mostly used in reproach
Magamaga, a . braliching, forked. to an idle person).
M ~ ~ r n a g a l i r ns.a , the divisions be- MalaLT,s. the name of a fish.
tween the fingers. Milnia, s. a calamity.
Magamagivae, s. the divisions be- Malaia, a . unhappy; unfortunate;
tween the toes. miserable.
Mag-asiva, s. a branching kind of Milaia, v. to be unfortunate; to b e
taro. dead.
Magavaai, v. to see double, to be Malaise, s. the block for beating
failing in sight. cinet on. (A new term for siigu).
Mageo, s. the name of a shellfish ; Malau,
/ the shell of the same used to scrape Malnuatu,
the t u t q a .
Magele, s. the name of a tree.
Mageso, s. the nettle-rash, prickly- Malauli,
Malauo.
M akul'ulu,
Malauloa, (as
1! s. nanies of fishes.

I
Ileat ; the itch.
Mageso, a. anything which irritates malauatu>
the skin. Malaumatapuaa
Magi, s. a hero ; a fearless man ; a Malautala,
hard-working man. Rlalautea,
Magi, a. courageous; redup. magi- Mal:~ulau, a. new, fresh (as food
magi. cooked the first time); applicd
Magiigia, v . to be set on edge (of also to a young man.
the teeth). Malauvai, s. tlie name of a fresh
Mago, s. a small eel. water fish.
Mago, a. dry ; pl. mamago. Malafatr~,s. one kind of hanana.
Magomtlgoa, n. persistil~g in (as Nlalaga, s. a journey ; a travelling
. work, war, &c.) party.
blagoni, see MAXOGI. Malaga, v. to cause, to originate ;
: Migoto, v. sunken low (as a deep to luff (in sailing).
canoe); to have the property of Malaga'auseuga, s. a party going a
ninking ; redlip. migotogoto. journey begging i~nplerneatsfor
Migotogoto, v. to be uneven, to be the seuga.

I
hlulaz?ih~a,s. a party J o u r ~ ~ c y i n gRIi~lt,lelelt>, n. ovrrl~;~t~ging.
to bey f i s h i ~ ~i~nl)lL g il~e~rte. Malemale, t:. to l~nvea cortglt (,fa
iMalula, s. charcoal. chirf ).
Mal;~la~bla, s. livr ronls. RI;tlemo, v. to be under water (of
Rlalali. c i . smootlt, d i p p ~ r y(applied tl~ings); to be drowned ; pl. mi-
to a road, a. rock, a nos~,lessFact., lelemo.
;I (,anor witl~nntany places to tie Malena, a. swelled out (as a basket
R I I F ~ I S t o ) ; T C ( / . U ~ .nialalilali. crammed full) ; rcdup. n~aletlale-
Ttli~lnliila,s the Ilanje of a fish. na. See MAI.OSA.
Miiliin~n. .s. t l ~ rInonn; a light, a Malepe, 2. to be broken, to come
lamp. to pieces, (apjrlied to I h i n p which
Malalua, s. 111~~ i~inth111ont11 of preg- are put tog~ather,as boats, houses,
nnilcy. l,oxt~s,k c . )
hIalc,n~a,I ! . to be light (as at day- Jliilel)elepe, e. to be p~rtiallybro-
dawn or from a fire). ken, to be ricketty.
RJalarr~ala,s cliips; small pieces of 'Malia'i, see M A I , I .
fis11. Malit,, s. a shark.
hlilamala, v. to have a bad taste in Malie, v . to be satisfied with drink;
the ttiouth from eating poisonor~s to thank : as, Mulie tnuirnoa !
hod. thanks for the sight ! to fly high
Mali~n~alama, s. light. (of' tame pigeons).
Malamalama, a. to he light : to he Malie, s. a good message: Pe 1
aware of evil and not forbid it, mulie, pe ni tanrubi.
hence to be gr~iltvbyin1plicatio:l; Milie, a. well, agreeable.
pnss. malamalamagia. Malie, v. to be right, to be proper,
Malamalatoa, n. (lit. chips of iron to be agreeable.
wood), hard, (applied to taro and Malie, adv. slowly, agreeably.
toom7c). Mali'o, s . a Iantl crab.
Mi~lasina,s. refuse of t~rrmeric: a Slali'olari, s. one kind of land crab
clislt ot' food ~nadpfron~the refuse whicl. breaks off its ow11leg when
of t ~ ~ r l i ~ e rai c~ scraped ~ d cocoa- polluted with filth.
nut. Slali'olagi, 2,. to abominate e x d -
Rlsl:~toilnra,s. a calamity coming ingly.
I I I ~thiirg.. Maliu, L. (with a t u ) to go ; (with
R.ILLI;i\.a, S . a !nrye kind of lo. mai) to come ; to die, (of chit$);
Slillt., s. :I cl~irf'st o11g11 ; red~rp. pl. nriililiu ; recipr. femaliua'i.
malctni~le. Maliuga, s. a privy.
Mile s. a native game. Maliulin, v. to he aide to turn.
hlilthif'ui~,v. to awake ( t o chiefs). Malihlifa, s. a Ilullow, a eunke
Rlalrfi~,r , to disperse, to break up pl,tce ill the grout~d.
(of' ail a3senlbly). Miligalign, s . the temples.
Rlalele, s. on!, kind of the ve'a. .l.lasl~lsr~l.
RIalt.lc, 7.. to say something in a Maligi. tq. n. to spill, to be pou
p ~ b l i cs1)eech in order to satisfy down.
the lx~biicwitl~out intending to Maligi, a . pouring (of rain).
rarry it out. Malila, s. the name of a plant1
hlal~li.,1'. to let fly (as a spear). comnlon people.
J l a l , ~ l r ~ ~s.i ia, flight uf a tame pi- Malili, I , . to drop from .a tree, (a
plied to fruit anti lo perso~ts).
 MAL
Miilili, s. the name of a tree.
Malilitr, 1.. pl. of ntnliu.
Malirnali, see M A M A L I .
3l:tlivan a an insect that burrowl
in timber.
Malo, s. a narrow girdle worn ir
war.
MalG, v. to hang down the tail (as
a dog wl~enafraid).
hlGl6, s. tlie coi~queringparty; vi
sitors.
hlGl6, v. to be victors in games 01
in war.
Malo, a. l i e d ; redup. mal616.
M.iltoa,v. to have visitors.
Miloi, v. to he out of sewon (oi
the bonito); to be free from vki-
tors.
lalofie, s. n~oo~~liglit sports ; a
chief being tatooed.
Milolo, v . to be subdued, to be
conquercd.
Milolo, s. the flying-fish.
MilGl6, a . hard. See MALO.
lilGl6, v. to rest: to be recovered;
to be well : as, Ua mulolo eu? is
he recovered ? 0 mulolo eu ? is
he in health ?
1 Mil6!6g,a. s. a resting place.
Malomnloi, v. to be it) pain (of n
chief ).
alalona, o. to be filled out, to be
swelled out (as a basket); redrcp.
n~a!ot~alona. See Mnr.v.xa.
Milosi, a. strong ; pl. n~alolosi.
hlilosi, v. to be strong; dintin. nia-
losilosi : pl. nialolosi.
Blal6si, v. to smart, to tingle (of a
sore).
Miilosigr~tci,v. to be stronger in talk
than at work.
MGlo..ilusi, u. a little strong; begin-
ning to regain strength.
Malu, v. to be slleltered, to be tight,
to Oe i~iipervious; to be sliadcd ;
,to be protected.
Malii, a. soft ; redup. n~aliilii.
Bialii, v. calm, Irilled (of the wiud).
Milii, a. cool ; redup. n~iliilii;
eased (of pain).
MGlua, s. a hole in the reef.
Miiluauli, v. to return safe from
war.
Milualii, a . stout, large-bodied ;
dignified.
Mtiluapapa, s. a sheltering rock.
Mali~ia,v. passive of m n ~ t a l u .
Malufanua, v. to be hidden under
the shadow of the land (as seen
from the sea).
MGliilC, v. to be cool ; to impart a
feeliilg of cold ; puss.. malugia,
malr~lugia.
Maliilii, a . soft. See MALU.
MalilG, v. to be shakeable.
Malr~~nalu, a. overcast, c.toudy.
MGlunialu, s. the residence of a dclty
whether a house or tree, &c.) ; a
temple.
Malumoea, v. to be overshadowed,
so as to hinder growth (trees).
Miilupo, s. the shades of evening.
Mama, s. a ring ; a lcak ; a mouth-
ful.
Mama, v. to chew ; pass. maia.
Mama, v. n. to Icak.
Mama, a. clean ; free fi.om weeds.
Mama, v. to be clean ; also plural
of ma, to be ashanled.
Wii~nii,s. the lungs.
blimii, a . light, not heavy; trifling.
Mimii, v. to be light ; intens. ma-
masagia.
IJamaa, v. to be trodden down (as
grass, from people walking over
it). See As.*.
Mamae, s. one k i d of banana.
Mamae, v. to withcr, to fitde (as a
leaf); to be unwilling to lend or
give.
).latnac6~rla,s. one rarieky of the
mumae.
k1amaLi,v. plural of ma'i.
flamao, v. to be far OK, to be dis-
tant.
datnao, a h . far off, distant.
L
Jlaniau, 11. to be fast, to be fi,.m ; ~ ~ ~ I T I.we ~ Il !~. \ rI ~I: .,
( s e e 31 .\I:) ; to he costive. ) Jlnni;~sa,sce A ~ A ~ A .
:\lii~ii:~tk, s. wcipl~t. ll:lmiisagia, 1.. (ir~tchus,of ntiil~tii),
3li1niaf>, t r . I~cavy;bad (ilpplirtl to to he-ligl~t.tn I>e very light; to
word^). ' I)c niatle light of'.
Malnilth, I . , to IIC Ileavy ; 1 x 1 ~ s111:1- . Jlii~i~asi, a. s n ~ i l r t i ~ ~ tirrglirlg.
g, See
fiitia, to ha bl~rtlrnrd. ! ,\[.IT,:IsI.
3l;lniati, 1.. to 11cI~o~!orecl. I ?iilnlnta, see Il.\~.4arn.r.+.
.?1;11nagi,s. a creeping plalrt ; 1 ? , f ; ~ ~ n a o.t e ,ploral of ntote.
'
ra-e.
;\laningo, I. ~ ~ l r ~ofr aml r r ~ o .
1
M.\ar.\r,ci>~.);the Ilillne of a dis- JIarniitia, 7,. to Ile easily sett!etl, to
11r a light matter; to treat as a
I ligl~tmatter.
I \ I a ~ r ~ i ~.r..l a the . oiinle. of a tree; (act! : Jfn~no,s. t l ~ enanlc of a fish.
F,\s\-r..\sr.\>r .\I..\): food, (SO called j Jl;~rnne,s. a s h i ~ p .
t oI t i I S ) / ?,!ani11111,tl. to slip t l ~ r o u ~ to l ~ slip
,
i
I
~ I ~ I I I : I ~( 1;. I dicri~sc
. 11ro(ltici11g, (spa- off.
lien of a I I U S L ~ Ior ! . ~v;if~:~ l l ois : J!;)na, s. supernatural power. See
sull!losi.d 1 0 c o r n n i ~ t ~ i ~ cclieeilsc. ~ite I 31. \ M . \ S . ~ .
to t l ~ rpart~rcr,and of a nurse 01. IIaua, L'. to exert s~rpernnt~rral pow-
n~otlrer).
BIan~ala,I . . to 11~1vea bad taste ill pron. with the prep. ma ana,
the rnoutli after eating poisonous
food. Niinaia, s . a nlan having moretlran
5?:1maln, itrt. well clone ! capit;?l ! one wife.
hl5111ilava,s. the n;ime of tree. Manaia, a . fine-looking, lrandsome,
3lamiili, I.. to he dis:esprctful to ; ?.lanaLo, 2'. t,o desire, to \vis!~; pass,
t . c t l , ~ l ~malimali.
. n~ann~o~nia.
.\l:lnialu, s. g!ory ; i~!iiucace. I\rnnaLomia,n. desi:al)le, coveted.
3!;1111nl11,11. o\.ersliudo.~vi~~g ; ill f i l l - l!iina'on;~'o, (.. to desire c o ~ ~ t i n u a l l ~ .
e11ti;tI. 3!nna'onaioga, s. earnest desire.
3lanial11,1.. to oversllildow ; to pro- I \ r ; ~ n : ~ r s. ~ i ,tl!c name of a tree.
trc,t ; pass. t n a l ~ ~ i l . 1 ilalinfa, (1. inc!r~strious; having
_l!ari~ill~l)c, s. tlic name of a plant; i c.liii.ke~ls: as, ii~riilttnnafa.
( . < r e '.1,\\1 \:;I) ; t'uorl pl'el);~rc~l for ! \ I ; ~ I ~ ; I Fs.; I a~ ~ p;p , (b:af.~rechiefs).

I
I ! I ~ I ~ i ' l c o : ~ - c . : ~ t cmntcl~vs.
I I I s. u
,5/Y 31 \ ? . \ . . .
l~i~~g
0 .1 ?i!Sn:~go!ic-, ( I . ensily ~cttlcdIRS a
qa;trnl colifil~rdto cue family or
olle vil!agcs).
I ~ I I I I : . t, I ,0 t >!nr~:,ni;r~,a.1.. to 1:e;)r conqtnntly in
I I I I S I ~ ~ itlid
11I:.\).
~ I I ~~~i c c ) . SI!C;V~.\X:\- ' l ~ l i ~ l d10, t , ~ : I ? I ,:I .V
n~r,rv: a3, ~!rc?r,:tnf~~rn
, ~
in me-
i t o m ; be
31nrn;11111, s. tl:e name of a fi.;ll. it fir f:o1i1: :I$, Nc'i ~ I I ~ I I I ~ I ~ U R ~
.IIirnlal~r~, .<. Iigru.ctl work i n clotll, toc sc;rt, neirt,r I,t.rer rrturl~.
clllbs, ciii-t, kc*. .\lan;~n~a~l;iilo!o, 7.. to r c ~ ~ ~ c r an ~ ~ b.e r
,\Inntal~o,c. " S ~ I I I yorlr ~ moutll," (a injury, to cl~erisl~ rttvcml,ge.
wort1 of recrin~i~lntion used to a J l ; i u n ~ n : ~ ~ ~ ; ~ l2,.o l oloa . llold in the r
reprover \rlio is hir~~st:lf1:dulty) ; I,reat,l~( a s in (living).
to :~Lu-ca r ~ p r o \ ~ c r . J l n ~ : ~ i i i i ; t t ~s.~ ast1~t.l.natura1
, power
,\:amapo, 1.. to S ~ I O Welf, t(1 put 011 of a p a r r ~ ~Iiririging
t. a curse On a
il~rs. ( l i ~ o ! ~ . ~ r lv!~iI~.l.
ic~~~t
llc.n, 1. to desire, (of limitct J r n ~ i o a., a 111vriad,i~ g r ~at ~ I I I I I ~ ) : , ~ .
i i c Y l * io11 ). (.l'llis wits tlic I I ~ I I I ~ ; . I,!,u~~cls
~ of
iG, c . to talk togetlier in : countirlg).
i,oicc ; r(r?ztp. I I I : I I I ~ ~ I I I ~ I I I ~ I Jliit~oa,
I~, s. thrclnrl, s t r i n ~ .
I L I LsI , the I I ~ I I I ~ol'a ! trce. Jli110atui11i1,1.. 1 0 11 11 111 1~1ckor
11, s. a t l ~ o a g l ~ t . ii~tc*rr~~l)!ecl ill I I I ; L ! , ~ I CI
I~~ l ~ c ~ ~ l ~ .
11, r . to t l ~ i l ~; kto re111e11iI)~r;J l a t ~ o o ,S. t11c I I ~ ~ I oI ~I ': ~ tti.11.
1:,511;1tl1 ; redtcp. ~ n h ~ ~ i ~ t; u ~.\l:lr~:)gi, ~ o t u ( I . o d o r i ~ ~ ~ r osi ~w. ; ,~ snit ~ t 11-
;. l~~,lll;ltllil. ing ; hy ruphcm, al)l)licd to n dcad
:I, .s. I I I ( ~ belly: t l ~ cwornl); body b(~gi1111ing to Ilr o f i ~ n s i \ ~ e .
ii:,terio!. f i ) l , t : ~ ~ ~c;f c l cl~i!drcn,
lc 11;111ogi1!ngi,(1. O I I ~ ; ivl~os,,~ opl~nSs-
:I, 1.. to tl~rol); to rxist or1 sive acis arc I ~ o r ~ lt er i ~ !bycause ~
:I sick In;l:i 011 mater i i i o n ~ ) . of his f;)rmcr c ! ~ i ~ ~ ; ~ c t c * r .
a . 1.. to i)r.c;~tllr;to ~.c.;tfrom ~ I : I I I o I I I( 1?. ~i~l~tri~ncrable. ~~~~,
k : to pclli~itatt,, to ~lnlsatr. J i ; ~ u u s., a bird, ( t l ~ rgeneral Ilanle
;l<llr,i;. 1.. to lovc, to colll~l'is- fol.): a b.,ast.
:I!?. to be br~lr.vol(,rlt. J l a n u , o. to be poor, (a1)l)lied to a
!i a. persrveri g. finlily).
iig,,, s. a c o n ~ p a : ~~gc t u r n i n g TIf:inii, s. luck. good fi,rtu~~e.
I work. J l a : ~ i i(1d11.
, \ r . l ~ i l ~(a!ways
t, i l l ;I p o d
.arl;lva, s. arterit~laction. sense).
.nie, ( I , karfcll. Jlanll, o. i m p e n . it was a s if, all
s. o custoln, a habit ; one but, r ~ ~ e t h o u g:l ~as., t Nu ntutrii
i ot' ~1vl1;ti. nut. 0.11 oti.

, s. tile name of an insect. Manil, r . to rise above (as a rock

, 2.. to willk ~~ro~r:lly. out of the water, or a tree above
, 2,. to b, gill to rise ( a s the the rest) : to flt,at high (as a ca-
, or n p t , r s o ~sitlill~. ~ cloivn). noe) ; to b:>conlewtmll k ~ ~ o w; nt o
a , s. a c~is:oln,a II:I!,~L.,Tee sliow itsrlt' t l ~ r o u g l t~l ~ eclisguise
r 1:. att!,nrf)tecl ; rctlrrl~.ni511r1a11u.
I ; I I I Is.~ , all e t i i i : ! ~away OF the J l a ~ i u ' a ,s. a cut, ii wountl, a bruisc,
of ~ I I V I ) J I , I I < of L I I ~I I ~ I I I : ~; I I I ~ a scar.
;ole s 0:' tI1c. Ii.i,t. 3f;111u'a,s. a wc:u~ltlcti per.ou.
1 I I I ( . ;a I ,. \vori~~-c'atcn. I l a n u ' ; ~ ,r , to be w u ~ ~ n d e; d111.111ii-
c , 1.. to 111s slow in w liking, llulluLcl.
1,tc.r; to f i l l s!on,ly ( ; I S f r u ~ na Jlanu:io, s. t l ~ narnc r of ;I Ijirtl wh:cll
i I I l ~ cc ' r ~ i n~;~tc,l~c.;).
) whi;tl[js a t dayl~renk; a song in
I I ~ IsI. , :I . j11.111t: ;I gristly sub- pr'iise of a cl~iet's u ~ while ~ g walk-
.
[,c i l l ;I 111; < I I ~ ; I C I . ing alor~gt l ~ eroad.
, r i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; rei/:lIl. n~,inifi~~ili.\fa,:u'ag,~,s. a party of wounded
. s. tl!e nalnc ot'n fish. men.
: ~ ~ si .i ,tlic: t c n ~ l i s. l ~ See Jia- \fa:~ualii,s. the name of a bird,
l.lc;,l. (rnn~lua i.ii).
, .r.. t l ~ cI:ame of a fish. lfanuenn, s. a white sentinel gull.
,, n. clcjar, 11ot cli3t:lrbc.d (of \ianui, a. figured (as cloti~,clul~s,
<I<). posts of the house, &c.) ; redrcl~.
3, s. I""CC. manumanu, mamanu.
1, 71. to be calm, to be qujet; Uiinuia, a. happy, fortunate, lucky,
. n ~ S i ~ i ~;~ red. o ; i rna~~illooino. prosperous.
3fa1111'in.1.. to c;111 o ~ to ~ t :!(I[) a Alnpnitiga, 1.. to sigh.
thiel. Q-r. JIapngat ima'i, v. to breathe hard,
3Ii11116, 1.. to ~lroclairrialoud. specially from anger.
Alnr~uuta, .F. bircjs wl1ic.11breed in- TIIipnn~ipu, I ~ . to whistle relwat-
land. edly.
Jlanrrlele, s. the general name for R f i i ~ ~ ~ ~ m ar..p uto, grumble, t o be
birds.
3la11111na,
>lanumu
- -
1 s. names of birds.
1/
discontented.
Mipuna, v . to sprain, (applied to
t l a bark).
hlanumili;, r. to have in shun- Mipuna, 29: to spring from, to aria.
daric~. j Miprrni, v. t o be sllnt.
,\lanuni~lG,L', to be victorious. Mnpusaga, s. a resting place.
l l i ~ i u m % l ~s.u ,the tootll-ache ; the Rfapnsela, v. to brearhr hard from
face-arl~e. fatigue, pain, or anger.
R f i n u n i a ~ o. ~ ~ covetous.
~, See ulso MRSR,v. to be low tide; to be sour:
lI!\s~i~. to have all offensive smell ; redup.
Jlallr~lna~lua, n. to have the tooth- man:asa.
aclle. Mirsaa, u. to be spilt.
3lanunit.a. s. the name of a bird AfZsae, v. to be torn ; itrtens. ma-
now alnlost extinct. saesae, to be torn to rags.
hliinnnn, s. t l ~ cnarrle of a tree. Masa'i'i, v. to be dead low tide.
Mnnu~iu,a . blistered. Blasau, a. very large, exceeding
Rlauusa, see 3 1 ~ s l i ~ 1 . 1 1 . great; pl. misasau.
ll;~nutaele,s. the part of the belly Jfasaga, s. twins.
untlcr the navel. 3fZsagRlei. s. twins, one of each
M a n r ~ ~ asi. , a s!ln-bird. gender.
Manrrti~gi,s. tile name of a bird. Jfnsag5t;rrna, s. twills, both boys.
I\l;t~~ut.nsi, 0. of one lcark (as clot11 >faSa~%t~inf?, s. twins, both girls.
of o l ~ epiittern). Rlasagi, a. light (as a burdeli);
Ila~rrrti,( 1 . friable, brittle (as dried ~ the eaves of a
ninlble ; l ~ i g l(as
leavc~). house j.
llnlil, I . . to snap, to make a crack- hlasalo, s. suspicion, doubt.
ing noise. Mawlo, 1.. to suspect, t e doubt; re-
,\fall('lII, 1 . . to l ~ r n dto , stoop, to bow d i t p . misalos.~lo.
1
~ O M ' I ;I TCIIIIJ). I I , ~ ~ C I I I ~ ) C I L I . Yiralos:rlovnle, r . to i r surpiriolas
l(l;ir~e~a, to t\c.i$t the foist. See
I?. witllout ciluae.
P.\ITv.I. lfasamasa, 2'. to lie falling (as tile
.\lnl)o, u. rne:ily : p l . rna~niipo. tide). See I . n r ~ n r ~ ~ ~ . \ r . + ~ a .
~ I ; I ~ J ( Ntc.I I~nt'i~ly
~ ~ I , arrd solt. , JI:~sarnr,s. tht: na~nt,of a tree.
~ I ~ ~ ) u I ~1.. I to ~ o , pretc.l~sions, 1 lIasani, s. a crrstom, a habit.
; Lnialic
to ti~lk largely, to exaFgerdtc; I Jlisaui, v. to br accustomed to, to
spplicd also to one who 1s urgent be in the l~abitof.
that his oliil-lion be adopted in J.bsnt6, t i . to be very low title; so '
preference to one thought bctter. dup. ninsatot6. See ~ ~ : \ Y : I ~ I ~ I .
Map", I:. to whistle; to rest; pl. liasee, s. the name of one kind d
mamaprl ; redzcp. mnpllmapu. breadfruit.
i
!
Ifapr~'e,s. a rise, a I~illock. Maseesee, n. slippery.
M i p r l ~ a .c. to hreatl~ehard, to be Masri, s. a rnisunderstanding, r
out 01' l)rcatl~. mistake ; apl)licd it1 a vcrlill fom
 31 AS MAT 1 49
to so~~letliing that llas resi~lted Masofa, v. to be broken clown ; to
badly, al~llouglltione wit11 a good disperse suddenly ; redup. n~aso-
r Ua tn.usei ia fe iu-.
i n t r n ~ i o:~as, fk~ofd.
Rlasei, a . u~igrateful,i ~ l i ~ r o p(cun-
duct).
Rlisei, v . to be ~~ncoverrd,
er
1
Masuli, s. one kind of'banana.
Mosoli'ula, s. differeut ki~lds of
to be Nlasolisii~a. mCso!i.
exposecl (of the budy) ; to act h'lasologa, s. a walkiilg about i l l
sha~net'ully(as ~ndrrying a rela- company.
tic~~r) ; to use words giving of Jliisomaso, s. the tail of the ~rgn.
fence. PuliisCi, s . the sourid prodr~cedby tile
hlast.iau, s. slaugl~ter,n~urcier(ofa waves forcing he air tlii.oug11cre-
chief'). vices in the rock ; the hard breath-
Rlaseiga, s. misu~tderstanding; re- ing of a d y i ~ l gperson.
dup. maseiriga. See M a s e s e ~ . Masua, v . to rut1 over, to spill from
Blaseu, v . see MASEI; also to be beiltg full ; to be pourrd out (as
able to steer. anger) ; redup. masuasua.
Masele, s. a temporary moderating Miisua, v. (derived fro111the above),
of rain. to run over with bad wo.d.4; to
Masele, a . sharp, cutting; redup. praise oneself; to promise alld
rnaselescle. not prforln. See also .\I A T E L E .
Masepu, s. a fault, an error in word Masuasu, v. to laugh scor~rfully.
or conduct. Masu'e, v . ro be forced up, to be
hlascsei, v. to be at variance, to have raised u p ; to be turned up ; to
a misunderstar~dil~g. break up as c!ouds ; rectly). ma-
hiasi, s. fernrented breadfruit. su'esuLe.
Rlasiasi, v . t e be ashamed. .Mnsui, v. to act perversely.
Masii, v. to be raised, to be lifted Jliiaui, v. to be put out of ,joint;
<
u p ; to be oft' on a journey or retlup. miisuis~~i.
a war. MasCisG, v . to sob.
Masiiii, s. ~ n a s inlade of cllestr~uts M'lata, s . the eye ; tlie face, t l r ~
instead of breadfruit. countcuance (ill the p111ral); the
Masiofo, s. t l ~ ewife of a high chief, point of anything ; tht. edge ; t1.e
a queeu. boundary (in con~pourid words,
Masitil'i, s. mnsi made of bananas. as mu tiiutlo).
hlasi~tia,s. salt. Alata, a. raw ; unripe ; used- i n
hlasimasi, s. t l ~ edolpl~iu. couuting taro, as e tol?rgn n ~ u t t r .
Alasinlasi, s. tlie p,iiu ot' a wound or Mata, ( 1 . luoking ; as, ~t~cila fiui,
bruise. ficrce-looking.
B!isina, s. the rnooll ; a I I I O I ~ I ~ I .k l i t , ~ ,v . to loo:< at, (corrlpountlctl
blasi~~o, v. to be c o u ~ ~ t a b l eto; be will] nouns, as ?ttiitofo?uu).
con~prel~e~rsibl~ ; rcdup. ~ ~ ~ a s iMatila,
~ ~ o -v, to be sc.l~aratttrd (as t l ~ e
sin& sl~cllfi.om t l ~ eI I U ) ; to be ri~isctl,
Masisi, v. to be broken oblicliit.ly. to be lotlse and separated (as the
Masisi, s. the piece of woud urccl in s b i ~ ;~ red) ( p . nl.,luutaa.
oper:iti,,g for trijtco; a terrll ot' Ylatad'iiigi~, a. 11. Ii~i11gt11e fLi~niIy.
reproach. &1ata6.~i, v. to dcsi1.e to ekit 11~11,k c .
Masitalo, s. nrrtai made irom taro. as inu'i.
Masoi, s. ar,owl-out. M;jta'aiga, v. to eat dc~li!jcr,,t~l~.
blasoi, a. til:l~y(01' \rords). Scc S.\s.ir.~r.
Rlat;~afi,s :I I ; I I ~ ( > fir? to clcar up ' >!;tau, s. a f s l ~ l ~ o o k .
the \vtrocl i l l ;L I~~.lllt:lti~ll. ;\lat;ku, s . ;ln a x e ; the right-hand
Mat lLag;l, s. ; I I I c11)s~rv;~toi.y ; a side, the sta~bo'Ird.
war( 11 tower : I ~ : r . l i < , r ~ - o ~ ~ . i\/lata16, c . to look cross.
Xl;ii:~ala,1.. to be nakrl'ul, to watcll. hlatacu, s. fear. d

Rlalai~li,s, a biig1:tc.d tillen cocoa Jlata'u, 21, to fear, to be ;~fi.aid;pl.

nut. r ~ r ; i l a t a;' ~11rrss.
~ ~n;~t,~'utia.
nlatn:~li,1.. to h11 hefore mature (as Alatar~~a, a. jealous, e~ivious; yl.
11uts 1. i~ves). niatatau'o.
illai;ibata,., a snIilil~gco~rr~te~!anre. ;\latiilia, s. a drop of rain.
Mataei~cii,s. tlle name ot' a sliell- Matauli, a. dt!g-hced, r~gly.
fsll. h!atSt~ptga, s. tile mesl~esof a net.
Rlat;ic>ae:~,c . to lock iliclined to kli~tar~pulu, s. an easter!y wild. See
11e;il (of ulct~rs). I:A,IFoc,\L!~~oLc..
nlatir;~lrLelc, s. {lie name of a fish. Alataupu, s. a subject of discourse; .
See T.11 L-I.,ISL,. a cl~a~~ter.
R I r m ~ : ~ ' cs. ~ ua; c~l, ~ c s t n ~left
i t in store Matautu, s . a poi!~tof land running
till it scpalates from the skin. out into the sea.
Rlntai, s. a Ireatl of a fiilnily. fi~latn'uruia,L?. to be terrified, to be
Riatai'a, s. one k:.rll to see fish ; gro;~tlyfrightened.
olie portion of a fish. R'latafi, s. btiils on the face.
Alataiolo;~,s. the best article amongst hlatii'ai, s. tlle side of the planta-
lot of gooc!s. tion from w l ~ i c lthe ~ taro is being
Matiipu, s. llle top half of a nut- pullet1 u p ; old people likely to
sllell. dic first.
Rlut;~isau,s. a carpenter (a respect- EIatihiga, s. the bench, the seaside.
ful te1.111). See 'I'L.I..L.C;.I. ; ~ , aiud~vardelid of
; \ I i ~ t i i f l ~ ~s.~ uthe
Rlntairagata, s. a gootl Ic.ohi11gman. all island.
hlataitc g ; ~ s. , (lie best toyu sp~.ciid1 klntaflit~i,a. 11;1rd,uni~~~pressible (as
O I I ~t l ~ e!::st. oftlic~lot. one struck by a club and yet not
Rliitiii:~~, s. ( ? n , r t c ~ti,
, tcitii), lascivi- Lilli~~g); 1101asll;inlrcl (as our cast
011s Iuoks. tiif by 11is \\.ilk aud yet rcnrdil.i~~g
Rlat;i'i{usi, s. a lettcr 01' tllc alpha- io her tarl~ily).
1)c.t. Matati, el. to be swcpt or blown
hli:t:r(~l~~. (1. :i\.:.ly looking (as urlea.. a\vay as cl!~utls; to b ~wtsll, , to be
Ila~~.lrtlI)y u c ~ ki or w : I ~ ); rc. in good I ~ r ; t l ~ l~
(c?f'c/tiejb); redup.
\i\ctl i~l'trriichllc:.~; l;~scivious- r~~iit:~titali.
lool;i~~g ; rrrlt~l~ o~at;~ola~:la.
. fil,i!;t;:i, u . b ~ t loolii~lg.
l
,
Rl;iti~'oi~lo,.s. ii S L I I I ~ ~ cI Ig e ; pl. ,\illt:~;.n,s. one bind ot'drngon-fly.
I I I ~ I I ~ I 'O
O IIIO. Al;it<~ga,1.. to bc 1ooseuc.d ; redup.
R ~ ; I I ; I O I I ~s.> , t l ~ cli:llllc 01' n gc1ii~i11- ~ l ~ i ~ a g t t t a g a .
011s 1;-11. .Il;~t:~gnoi, 1.. to Ilare a tliivrs look.
31.11 oiic, , I . sc!fi iofn n,~tivcgrind- &liit;~g,~tagn, 11. e n y ut' tlisposi~ion,
> ~ I I ,(,;. as lofo ,~cGl(r!/nlrcyu.
n l , l ~ ; l ~ . t cI . ~ oI I I I)c 111.cs.~c,tldown as .Ili~t:~gi, s. tlic I V I I I ~ .
I)! ;I \ V ( , I ~ ~ I ~ . Rlat;cgi, 1.. to blow, to be windy;
A l : i ~ : ~ ~ i i((.i ~ >lbt,;~r
r. poii~tctl. 11r1.w. n~xtaglii.
AI;I!;III. 1 . . t o r . . 11. i..~,:.,to 1n.lrli a t - Ill;~tugi~o'o,s. bastions defending
tc-~~tivt !y ; /, .ss. rn ;: I ~ I ! I . I . I t!:c e ~ ~ t ~ aol'a i ~ cCurt.
c
 Matagofie, a. pleasant to the eye, ,\I~ttirnoson~oso,s. the Ilanle of a
, beautiful. plai~t.
JIataia, 27. to be open ; to be U I I . ~ l d t i i u ~ u s. a , the title-page, the first
folded ; to be u~~ticcl ; to 111ake page.
l l a ~ t e; I ' C ~ U ~ Jlllatklldtdld.
. JIariin~ua, a. brazen -fi~ccd, not
?tlalalnti, s. t l ~ enallic of a tree ; asl~aliled; r e r l ~ ~ p~ .~ ~ a t a u ~ ~ ~ a ~ n u i ; .
aetigej lor t l g f l t e ~ the ~ ~ AI:tt?111iuli,
~ i ~cjliet (L. s11a111e-f:iced; pl. I I I ~ -
t h s t e ~ ~ i l ot'c,i~~oes.
~gs ta11111ll111li.
Jlittalusi, to be various, to be Afdtanan;~,u . bonstful.
complicated. Matanti, a. inctstuous.
Ma~alake,v. to be i~~tricate 1ooLi11g. Alatiil~il~, s. the eye end of a 11;llf-
rrut.
MatalGula~~usa ro.
Blc~tilepola,
1
J l a t a l e ~ n a ~ ~ u ' as., two kiuds of td-

s. a ~~ortli-easterly
Jlatauouou, a. surly-looking.
wi~ld. Illatapi, s. a fimcc.
See PAATIU. Al~ctal.~:~'~, s. tile snuff'of a torch or
JfatalGl~opo'uiu,( s. two kiuds of lanlj~.
Mataletalrga 1 ta~o. Jlatapau, a. of a forbiddillg asprct.
Alatalii, s. the ljalrle of a cluster of i\ilrtnl)Llapuli~,(L. prosperuus (of a
stars. h s l ~ e r ~ l ~auda n a illan WIIO gets
llatarnai, v. to look tuvfards (as a ~)lt!~ityut' p~.ope~.ty tl~rough his
man desirous 01' joining a f C ~ ~ ~ ~ i lwives). y,
or as property c o n ~ i r ~ill g tu a fk- JIatai~eLa[)e'a, a. covetous.
luily). J l . i t : ~ ~ ~ is.s u ,one kind of shellfish.
,Ilat;imau, v. to be unyielding; to &lat,a;,u, a. blind.
I~ilvethe appearaiice of plei~ty;tv Ilitapo, u. to look a t a night-dance.
be liberal; to be sti~rgy(on Sa- Il;ltapoo, s. sunken eyes ; 111. ma-
vaii).; p1. nlatalnair~au. . tilp,11'00.
JIatamalae, v. to look about UII- JIatapogi, a . forbidding- looking.
y one about to ell- ;\i;~tapogi;~,
d a u ~ ~ t e d l (as v . to faint.
gage in a c111b-111atc11). h l ' ~ t s ~ ~ uo. ~good ~ a , lookiug.
J l a ~ a l ~ ~ a l a s.l r , Llle ci~sease call(:d Jlatal~oto, s. the oalne of a s l ~ ~ l l -
Iup11s. tisli.
JIirtau~;l~~u'a, s. the edgcs of a hIi~t;+poto, (6. sl~arp-sigl~tcd to avoid
\rou~~d. a sl!tXar.
I\lii~ir~llata, L'. to looli at, to vicn ; \I'it;ll'~la;l, u . ugly.
p l . 1llall1at~l. Sliital~ulil,s. tlrt: Ilalne of a fish.
3L.1~;inia1a, s. a 1~1rge c~fufo. \I,~tasi,s. a blirltl pigc.o~~ ; a biii~tl
hl?it,Llliat~, ,A. 1 l d b lllg l < t C & t 2 l l l C ! ~ ~ l ~ ~I .I I ~ ~ (ill
II CO~I~IIIOO.
,\ilrt:~~~lri,aui~t ga, .s. a la:gc ct~b\\'cb. \ I ~ t a s i s i ,s. t!~endllle of a sl~<sll-
I\laldir~al~~ s.g t, ~
! ~ e\$ r11c1 a C j ' c ' , tile lial~.
c(r1;titer I'IUIII i i i i ~ c l ~l l ~ e W I I I ~ \ l ~ ~ t i a ~s.~al tnoosc. ~,
LJ:ui\.s. \l;it;~sc l~ii, ( 1 . scl~ii~~t-cyc,d ; 11(. r1i;l-
;\la~,;rrlea,s. o:rv ki~,tlof'crub. tn~c.s'el);c.
~I',1iilll~il,t~;,, s. tI1c i,.llIle uf i L s1:1r. \latilsuiul~a,s, sure cyrs.
,\la~:llllu~, u. s l c c i q . \li~tS.;~rol~, S . a tib.it.

sl,,tallloc~, s. a , , i c ~ v tLtrl, o ~ t p o s lor t il,~titn,s. I I I C t,dgt: or li~lcof C I I ~ -

hccl,illg wutc:l! at I I I ~ ~ I ~ . t i ~ ~ (alji,lii.(l
g, to 1l1c 1i11evl' I,~lsl~
JI;itallluc, c . to \iatcI~,10 keep guard aloi:g \v!~icl~ trees Ilitvc I K Y J I I C I I ~ ) .
d11ri11~ 111gl1t. Uatatai, s. a clc\.cr ti.11, ~ I I I ~ I I I .
152 M.4T hlXF
M ltatau, u. ltavitlg fightiltg looks. Xli~tilil,s. a short fishing rod.
3fitata'u, v . p l u ~ ~oft l mutu'u. l l a t i ~ ~s.i , all offering of branches of
Matitiiga, see J l . \ , r a ~ ~ . certain trees to iudnce uitu to
hlat*iitalo,s. the eye or upper end pass over w i t l ~ o ~calling
~t in at
of the taro. the place where tl~eseare huug
Ilatatiaiala, 24. to go gadding about up.
nfter siglrts. Mitipitipi, u. having an edge.
Jfiitatili, c. to sprout. to gcrmilrote Ilativa, tr. poor ; pl. n~atitiva.
(as yanrs, &c., left above ground); Jiativao, s. one kind of the muti.
to be I~orritied. See T u ~ e u o c e . Mato, s. a steep place, a precipice.
Matitutti, s. a nut scraper. Mato, u. precipitous ; redup. ma-
,ILi~tatu'ii'ai,a. greedy. ttto.
Jlatatutra, s. one of the divisions of lfatou, pron.. we (excluding the
a cocoanut husk. person atldressed).
llatatupa, u. blunt. See TUIALI. hiitofi, 2,. to be split ; to be qurr-
Ilativai, s. a spring, a fountain. tered (as the ~ I O O I I in the last
3htiva0, s. the edge of the bus11 quarter); redup. n~atofitoti.
towards wlricl~the plantation is Mntolitoli, a. scral~chable(applied
atlva~icing. to things less lurd than to paa-
3Iaiiivao, s. a reconnoitering party. guyu, as gristle, cocoanut, &c.);
Matavao, P . to die in war. t e ~ ~ d (of
e r pork, &c.)
Matavale, a. dull sighted in avoid- Jfatolutolu, u. thick (only of pork).
ing a spear. Matosi, a. scratched, marked with
Natavale, is. to look like a coward ; scratches ; shrcded ; redup. ma-
yl. matamatavale. tositosi.
BIatavalea, a. ignorant-looking. 31\2atl,s. a northerly gale.
3iativarra, s. nails. Aliitii, r . to be dry, (a compliment-
Mute, v. to d:e ; to be extinct (as ary word to those returr~ingfrom
aliinrals trees, tire) : to be upset batl~i~~g).
(of canoes) : to be benumbed, to Matu, s. the name o t a fish.
be craorped; pl. mamate. Matua, s. a parent ; pl. nGtua ; a
Blitte, (7. co guess ; pfrss. matea. gallre.
3Cirt~ilili, r. to be enra~ed. 31atoa, u. elder ; mature ; pl. ma-
Jiatele, t*. to run sw~ftly; to be tutua.
pulled swiftly. Matua, C. to frequent, to make a
>l,li~teie,r. expressive of iutensity ei. llo~neof: as, E ntrrtttn mni i ; n t i .
tl~erof thought or action; to ex- 3iatlla, ct. rcry, altogether, qctite,
cced, to go beyond (its in abus- (used to mark the superltitive de-
ittg) ; redup. n~atelctelc. gree).
N-Jte~nate,r. u means, a plan, a Matua alii, s. an aged chief.
eo~~tri\.ar~ce.
3ii1tevalt.a,u. very ignorant.
Jiittua'i, rr. very exceedingly.
Mituaisu, s. 1111 old pigeon.
!',
L

?tl:~ti,s. a specics of fig. Ilituaoti, s. an orphan.

JLnti, ( I . stale (as water long clrawn, hlatuifiifil~e,s. a r~ratron,an elderly
or nuts picked some days). wom:tn.
Jl;~ti'u'u, s. tlre tinger ~ ~ a i l s .See M,ltulnroa, s. a lien.
~IAIv'~!.
-
&IGtcratua,u . d i u ~ i ~ ~ ~of~ matua.
tive
Jl;ctilhnua, s. one kind of the $filt1lu, s. a cralle.
mati. &luti~lltu, s, the nirnlc of a fish.
 MAT $1 IT 15'3
RllitiitG, v. to be dry; to be costive. I Rlcmea, s. t l ~ euilrue of a fisll.
Mavae, v. to pass by ; to be at an 1 hienlee, v. to boast ; redup,. mee-
end. mee.
RiIRvae, s. a parting. Men~e'i, see Me'r.
Mkvae, v. to be split, to be cracked M e ~ n u ,v. to rnove tllc lips as if
o l ~ r , ,to be cliapptd ; intens. ma- sljeaking.
vaevae. M e n e n ~ e ~(~I . esmall
, (of the breasts).
hlavaeifiui~naih~r~ea, v. to commence Miaga, s. urine.
the development of the licr~lelin Mio, 1 ) . to warder about, to go
the ct~estout. round about ; to act strangely,
Miivaega, s. a parting command, to be cool towards (as a tiusbard
engagement, or proniise. and wife) ; redup. n~imio, mio-
Mavava, a. to express wonder. mio.
blavava, v. to yawn. $ligao, v. to S ~ C Wrespect to, to
Maveu, v. to be in confusion, to be reverence.
unsettled ; redup. nlavellveu. bl igi, a . curly ; red~rp.rnigi~nigi.
Maveve, a. dry aud clotty (as the i Migimigi, s. dry cocoanut husks.
earth, arrowroot, &c. / ~ i l i v., to rub; ro r u b in (as an
Mavevc, v. to have a thick head of '
long hair ; to be thick with f e a 1 ointmeiit); pl. rnimili, Lmili; in-
tens. n~ilirnili.
thers (as an ornanleut of rcd fca- Milo, s . the llarne of a tree.
thers). 1 Milo, r;. to twist ; pl. miniilo: pass.
Mea, s. a thing ; a place ; an ani- niilosia ; redup. r~~ilomilo.
nral; the private parts wheu used Milosi, w. tobe twisted; to becross-
with lou, ~ V ~ &c. LU, grai~ied; to be perverse ; r e d q .
Mea, v. to do, to .prepare. - rrlilomilosi.
A'lirni, v. to make water.
'leaaaitu, ') v . ~t was our luck.
Meaarnanu $ h f i ~ ~ ~v.i oto
, be pervtme. See Mlo.

0s a chief, by adzing the trees. 1

hleai, v . to tapui nuts on the death Mimili, v. to rub togctller. See
MILI.
hleit'ale, s. furn~ture, household , Mirl~ilo,v. to be perverse.
gcods. Misa, s. a quarrel.
Meafo~io,s. fdod taken to a fono; Iilisii, v. to quarrel ; to make a
cold hod. ~roise,rrs PIS;\; recil~r.f(~nriaa'i.
BIearnca, a . young (of infants). hlisnaga, s. ;I quarrel or1 a s~naller
Meavale, s. the populace, colllrnon scale than misu.
p o p l e ; anything vile and h d . Misi, u . to make a kissing
MuLi, u. ro shrink, to shrivel ; re- liiiiilofa nc~isewith the lips as a
/
d r l p y ~ ~ ~ r r n euie'irne'i.
'i, tuker~of aff'iction.
hleo..,v. to be sulky; pl. memeo ; Mitamita, v. to boast; nii~nita.
2 d j ~ r P~neon~eo.
. M ~ t i s.
. tlre name ot' a snl;~llbird; a
- ldele, v. to ret'usc, to reject. drcan~; rain or ri~ist011t l ~ enioun-
BIelc'i, s. the stick used to husk rains.
. nuts with. Miti, 1;. to suck; to sip; to kiss;
klele'i, v. to husk a cocoanut. See to snuff up, to sniff; to make a
OC.4. hissi~lg11oi5ewit11 the lips.
- Jlelon~clo,a . red ; pl. memelo. Mitimiti, v. to call to by ulakinS a
hlernt,a, a. yrllowish brown; sear kissi~rg noise; to suck out a
(as leaves). bone.
 310, prc11. for. &Ioemoeg.~tiima'i,v. to bc unpic-
Alo;~,s . a fbwl; the r ~ of~ adbuncll 1
oarcd.
of l > ; : ; l . l l l i l . ~ ; t!lC llt 3I1y 11i1rt ol JIirclnoetonu, v. to be prepared over
t lie I I : L / ; ; tl:e c l.ig:i. 1: i g : region ; night.
il c 1 ,111.1 a top; tl:c ~ ~ : i , l ~(as
'8 i i c of a hloenoa, a. inconsidcrate, t h o ~ ~ g l i t -
r o ; ~ dor ri,,.cr). less ; 1.edrcl1. rnoc~no-IIW.
IIo;ig:t, s. t!i? n ; ~ m eof n 6511. !vlo't.t,~'i,v. to rrlll wiLll a tliir~g,to
h:oilllli, s. t l ~ ecall c.t' tlle ulili; a convey spredily.
S~JCT!' iil t l ~ eeye. >IoctS~i,v. to druam of busi~tessin
Bluaulo;t, s. tht~I:itme of a fi~l1. I~ar,d.
hlo'al~ro'a, t t . slack, n o t stretchctl MoLi,U. true. See M o s r .
out ( a s a ~ ; c t k, c . ) Rloia, v. It is e l ~ o u g ;l ~leave off.
P.!oi~~noalegu,s. one kincl ot' bread- Sce Soli\.
fruit. Rloi'a;~, s. fibres of tlie cocoanut
i\lo;:;~n,s. the dm p sen. husk. See Ili1o.rr'a.i.
iiicja~~a, u . SCB bl~~c.. h~oimoi,s. the narlle of a large fish;
B!o;l~~;t~~li, s. tllc [I, cp bl~icsea. the snlall fish lest ill tlie net titkcr
I\ioi~i,as:u:::~~~, s. the great ocean. the lnige oncs are taker^.
h!~~;~ila:aIt.\.alc, ( L . fill. out to sea. No'imo'i, a. snlall.
bioe, 71. to a!ec,lr ; to be congealed ; Moo, s. a 1iza:d ; the nanie of a
to sit (as a hen); p l . nlcimoe ; fish.
prcss. 1l:ora. Moo, 71. to be surprised.
h!oc, I I ~ L ' . to no purpose, usc~essly. Moo, irlturj. of surprise and admi-
see al.\(~. ration.
RIo'G, s. a general name for the bn- RIoo!;I~o,s. a cocoanut eitlier with-
nalla. Scc FA'I. 0i:t :;iice01. witl~outlnuch keriirl;
h i u c i t r ~ 71., to sleep in fear. a (! ..:ase.
X!oiiil111;1;1, v. to slctlp so~il~dly. Rl6om6u, see X l o ~ o o .
hiot:Leseic2;c,s. the (lfuto, ( 5 3 c d l l d lllooiii(~og3,S. covetbus desires.
L::,li)rc: cl~i:.fs). hlou, 2. to vnllisl~.
hloc:.ii~ti, c. to s l ~ u tihe eyes forci- itloti, t i . maliy; (~lsedin a grum-
Illy. b i i ~ ~way,g as when h a ~ i ~ lclone g
J!ociLul 1 , 2,. to dc!iglltin, to rqjnice. ~ 0 1 1 1uI~1~cccssary
3 work, Se rticrrt
hioeiiai, 1.. to go tu s l t ~ c l ~ , l ~ ~ ~ i ~ glri ya a. ) .
f i i v t ~ u ' c~.~to , be rcstlL,sstroll1 11iilll. Jlclg.~;;:aga, s. a roach ; a beetle.
h:v~Iili,L-.to re>ti?<.<i n >lCtp. hlu6:', .<. I~urril)i!atior~.
J i , ; l g ; ~s. , a s l t e p i ~ ~place, g a bcd. Alob~:.~, a. s l l~ivcilt!cl l'roni cold or
-;\:ci~.g;~,
~

::. a coIl;tbi~:i~g. fi-is;;!,also of bad taro ; redulr.

n!Oc.g;t-i,L.. to C O I I Y I . ~01-rr 1iig11t; u~!!::.. Il1ogt.a.
t o r,,~~i.c so, v;is to ilc i l l rcadilicss k l r . ' . ~ ' ~u., to corlvey, to take beck,
over 11igl;t. (al:irii..d to a prl.+t nt taheu by t l ~ c
fii,,c.g;isc*,7%. to slt~:pS O I I ! I ~ \ ~ . pt:, sun, ;l~ici also to ~ l l ecolivey-
R l o ~ ~ ~ ~ i t i r[I. t i 'to
i ~ ,1r11ti l l tlic tilo alic~,by n llicli Ilc is taken).
c , \ . r 1:igllt ; ti, rca'ly over ;\Io!:!~!.I,s. pr0l~ert.ytaken wit11 a
11igllt. a . I l l In trn I1t.i. r, Lurrl to ller 1 1 ~ s -
h!oc.l~~oc-, s. a S I J ~ OaI Is1100t. ~, L ; I I . ~ ~fi1111iIy.
's
3 . 0 I~I I ~ , v. ~ . ,to rlcci) lig!~tly. blol ,, ::. a sott oily mattcr between
31 oc.nic,cg:~:~:alir, 7.. to I)c l~l.cl,;~r('(l t11,. s ~ o ~ i111tl ~ g ytill: hard lierllel
over 111g!11. 01' i l l 1 [rl(l l~ll~~~r:lllllt.
M o l ~ z*., to be failit, to bc rxlinust- IToli:ole'a, s. tlie ii:ilne of a tree tile
ed (as wit11 I~or~ger,tl~irst, or nood uf \rhicl~is vei y brittle ; a
pain) ; to be sufFocated ; to die ; weak man.
pl. n~omole. Monioli, c. to carry, to bring ; to
bllolemole, a. smooth. See 310- report a p~~rsoii's c r~tlr~ct, to ac-
310LE. cuse : rerlup, molin~oli; pass.
nloli, s. t11c orange ; soap ; one nlolia, moliniolia.
kind of song. \lomonlo, c. to brt,iilz in pieces ;
Rloli, s. oil. See Sunru. I I [ L S S . nior~ioiaaiid i n c ~ l n o ~ ~ ~ o i ~ ~ a .
Molianiolia, v. to be disappoilittd or MGmGna, a. fat, rich (as pigeons,
deceivetl, (as to bc promised aid fish, &c.)
~lrento be left unsl~p;~orttd ; klornono, v . to cork ; tu plug ; 7.e-
to have plenty followed by a dup. tnooornollo.
dearth). klomose, (1. bcautii'ul, Ilnndso~ne,
Molioo, v. to carry or convey all tlie pretty ; redup. mosemose.
way. hlomoto, a. plur.~lof nzoto.
Moliga, s. the sending, the convey- Mo~notu,v. plural of litofzr.
i~lg. iLIorla, v. to burst fui.tl~(as ,ftriai
M(i1ima11,s. a \vit!iess. from t!~e leaf dish) ; to have a
Rlolimal~,u. to bear witness. motion \vllile seated (as a cl~ilcl);
;iIolimoli, v. to accompany a pnrt of to snivel, to run a t the nose ; to
t11e way ; to carry about to dif- mudcly tlic feet ; to exccl in f a -
ferent t'aillilics (as po~tions of !/r~tiu; to work wit11 all the nlight
fcod). (as one wishijlg to disprove die
BIolimua, v. to send off R party charge of lazi~~css : Uu itu le mo-
wlrile the sender stops himsclt'. ?lU).
Rlolimuaina, see > I ~ L I , \ ~ I o L I ~ I . Moni, a. true.
hIolitasi, v. to report as the words kIoiioi, v . to come in quick succea-
ot' olle persol1 the sayings of a sion (as tro~~i)l!,s, a:ilictiu~~s,Ac.)
wl~c,lcconlparly. a l o ~ i o t ; ~ g as., the poi.tio11 of hod
Alolrti~~o, L'. to tell pl.kiiily. ~ x t ' p ;cd ~ . by all ir~clibidual to take
h I c J o ' u ~ ~s., a todd tool. wit11 ;]I1 t l ~ crest of ~ 1 1 2vill,~geto
Aloloiuti, s. a gouug y a m ; redup. a party o f visitors.
~noloriiolui~lfi. J!ol~oii, 21, to cork, to pl~rg. See
filoloi'i~lu, s. the blosso~l~ of tlie Rloaroso.
breadfruit. Illost~niosc,see Mo:,~osr;.
S l o n ~ o ' a ,rc. ni11c11,aboundiilg ;-in- Alo.i, s . a you g cr;iy.isIi.
teusc (as paill). I\iosrn~o.ii,s. a y o u ~ ~ frcsl~w;~t~.r
g
Jlollioe, c.. (111. of tuoe), to slerp. I ) ~ , I w;~ a snia"1 (is11seeu the clay
hionio'e, v. to lun ; pl. t'c~rio'ci, bcfore the l i r ~ l r * / o .
. tuuti:tuli. ;IIosooi, s. tlrc nalnc of a tree bear-
i , crun~bs, as w o ~ n o iu j ,
h l o ~ ~ r t is. i ~ i gn ~ o dfraglx~rtflo\vers.
c,rir~nbsof yalll. Rlo.icioitai, s. the 11;1111eof R para-
h l o ~ ~o,i l 1%.-to express covetous de- sitical i11,11it.
sirtts ; to loug for ; to exprcss I\.Iosomoso, s . the rlarile of a birtl.
atlli~rration. 3rlo:i, L', to burn t l ~ c a r ~un n accol~nt
hlonlole, ( 1 . sn.ooth. S t e R 1 o ~ c - of' the dcn(1.
>IOI.C. Mo~i'a'a,s, tlic fibre of 1111: cocoil-
hloniolc., c. 111111.aluf nlole. ~ i u Ilusk.
t Stc hlor',\.\.
&to, a . unripe, not mature; pl. ' Mua'i, see F A . ~ ~ I U A ' I .
u~un~oto. Mc'aifi, s. the young leaves of the
RLoto, u . to strike wit11 tlie fist; pass. zy.
n~otoia. Muiu111,s. the forehead.
3Lotornrrt0, s. a part of tlie inside of RZuRfofoga, s. the lips ; speech.
a tul.~lt~. Muagagat~a,s. a proverb; a pro-
310tososo6a, s. a straight blow with vcrbial expression.
tlie tist. Mu'dgutl~,see MUAFOPOCA.
A,lotn, v. to be broken off; to be Mualeva, s. tlie uame of one kind
s n a p asunder, to be severed ; pl. of song.
motnot11; redrrp. ~ ~ ~ o t u n i o~t IuU ; S SMuamalaga,
. s. those who go on
motusia. ahead ill a travelli~~g party.
illot~~ s., an islet : a district or vil- 1\Zuamua, a . first. See Mua.
Inge ; the people of a place ; a Muamua, v. to go before.
n~ultitude. M u ' a ~ l ~ u ' aa. , grern ; i ~ ~ l m a t u;r e
Afot~~tliu, 11. childless, having none easily c o r r u p t i ~ ~ (asg tlie dead
to succeed to. body of a g o u ~ ~person). g
AlotuFdu, o. to get loose from a Muii~~ifo, s. tlie front tLeth.
string (as a 1,igl.o~); to be set Muivae, s, tile projection under tlie
free fuom ; to be quite discon- foot a t the root of'tlie toes.
nccted ~vitli. Mui~nui,v. to murmur ; pass. muia,
Rloturnea, v. to cross the place where n~uimuia.
they are c a t c l ~ i ~ pigeons
~g ; to Mule, s. tlie scraped nut collecting
cross tl~rough the house where in a lump in the tauaga, and so
cl~iet'sare s i t t i ~ ~ g . the juice not expressed.
3Iotumot11, s. a firebrand. Muli, s. the end ; tlie rump.
3fotumot11,v. to be broken or torn Muli, u . young (as men, women,
in several places. and trees in their prin~e).
A l o t u ~ ~ ~ o t us. gaa, ragged clot11 or RIulia'i, aclv. last.
f i l l [ : mill. M~~lia'itii'iga,c. to follow on iu the
XTotusi, I , . to break off, to tear. rear.
Alut~~sia, t7. to come iii small and 31uli6au, s. tlie rrar of an army ;
drtaclrtd quantities, (i~l)l~lied to the lrame of one kind uf song.
the pc~/r,bo,oil tlie first day of iip- Muli'a~rloa, v , to follow in great
l'earing). n u n ~ l ~ e r(as s inen, tish, or a ~ i i -
>lotusaga, s. the 6rst day ufpulolo. mals).
nlll, s. t l ~ er~anleof a fish. RIuliitt'e, c. to con1111it adultery re-
n l n , (1. to burn ; to glow. peatedly.
3 1 ~ 3(,L . first; rtdtcp. Inunnlua. Nulidtca, s. the rnmp of tlie turtle.
Rlu'a, s. a coco:u~utwith the ker- Mulidva, s. tile end of all opening
1)t.llrait' for~ned. t I ~ l . o i ~ tgll~~creef w l ~ i c lis
~ o u tile
nIllcil,a. tender, young, green, (ap- outside of the reef:
plied to the nvw growth of vcpe- JIuliil~u,s. the bottom half of a nut-
tatioi~,as bougl~s,young trees, sl~rll.
k c . ) ; rcdul). riiu'amu'a. M~~li'olu, s. the 11i11dpart of a fort-
&[ua4:,u, s. the van ot'.al~army. ress on t l ~ einside.
3l11aava, s. t l ~ epart of all opening Jlulioluga, s. tlie e ~ ~ dofs taro left
i l l the reel' totvards the allure. al'ier r ~ : u l i i ~jiiuusi.
~p See ML~LI-
Jlu,thi, ( I . f i i ~ t . >I.\I'L~,
 MUL
Mnlione, s. the name of a gelatinous lumlltu, a , plural of m ~ ~ t 7 1 .
fish. furtn, v. to g r u n ~ l ~;l eredlcp. mu-
3i11liul11,s. the hack of the head. namuna.
MulitE. s. the name of a month, Iun~ra,s. the porpoise. ,
(September). lusa, v. to skip, to 11op ; redzcp.
illulifa~rua,s. the lee end of an is- mllsatnusa.
land. Busu, 71. to be indisposed, to be
a , to commit adultery; P I .
h f u l i l ~ ~ v.
n~ulilulr~a.
-Ifulirnauga, s. the hind part of a
rnountaln.
'-
unwillit~~.

?rCnlimafu, see MVLIOLOG I\.
hf~~lirnafua, s. the trees wlrose fruits
are last eaten by the pigeon.
3li1limal0, s. an ornament worn like
a tail ; a bunell of red feathers.
M~~limatagi, s. ttre place where the
wind ends at.
J l u l i m ~ ~ lv.i , to follow after, to come
afier.
3f11linluliane, cidrr. afterwards.
hluli~uuliii, v. to dirt about from
r~laceto place (as young children
do).
Jl~rlisrra, v. to prompt. See VAI-
XIU.
Ai~llitau,v. to commit adultery. See
,fus~la\
s. indolence, ur~willingness.
rlusrlia; v. to be dsonled to be killed
or otllerwise pulii4hed.
$~lsumusn,v. to whisper.
vlusuvii, v. to whisprr together.
duta, v to he finished, (a chief's
word for ztma nlai, gala mni).
fiutin, s. the general name for grass.
bfutiarnoa,
hfutiatai, s. different liir~ds of
grass.
Mntiato~a
Mutim~~ti, v. to yearn over.
Ilutimutialofa, z.. to commiserate, to
compassionate, to love fbndly.
Mutinlutivale, v. to be distressed in
mind.

Mutoto'a
1
Mutitini, v. to be fiercely hot (of
the snn).
MULILUA. \lutu, s. the name of a fish.
Mulitataga, a. obedient. Mutu, v. cut off, defective, inconl-
Jfulivne, s. the heel. plete ; pass. r n ~ ~ t ~ r i ; ~ .
AI~~livai, s. the mouth of a river or Mutuia, v. to be forbidden ; to be
stream. cut short in a speech.
Mulo, s . a young ynm.
JIulu, v. to IIC slow; to grumble;
to sil'ge a pig, (in Atua); tc
sleep.
M ~ ~ l u i v. a , to be rut~bedoff (as the The tent,h letter in the Samoan alplio-
skin). bet. Pronounced as in English.
3Iulutriea, 2.. to 11,1ndle covetously.
~ ~ to
h l u l ~ t n l u l v. , r u b ; to wash; tc N A , a particle used before verbs to
warm oneself by the fire; puss mark the imperfect tense.
n~ulrria; mutnuluina ; pl. mu. Na, pron. he, she ; (used before
mul~l. verbs ; as, Na te sau).
l~fun~G 1). , to burn brightly, to glow Na, pron. this, tl.at, these, those ;
h f u n ~ u u, . red. (it always brings the accent from
&l;lmil, v. to be in swarms (as ffie! the penultirna to the last syllable:
or small tish). O i le nuii nu).
M~rmulu,v. plural of ~nu!umulu. Na, v. tn quiet, t o hush (as a cry-
Jlr~nlusr~, a. plural of rnusu. child).
i\'n, 1.. to c-or~~-t~;il. to (!t I I ;~ redi:~~. ' Y\'fi~n~ln, 1.. to I)e filll of rnr~sc~uitoes.
11a11,i:III(I 11iiiG; ~;II!,.S. II:I:~;I. N i ~ ~ r ~ ~ r lS,e gtal ,~ ename of a tree.
Ka:!. P i ! ~ i ? IIIIIC. to ?:.l:i(.l~ the net Yann, s. a swarm of soldier crabs.
ti~r on rirtt~1ri;ryii.; fixed. K.:;III~. I.. to urge a reclucst, to per-
I . o r; 1 ~ cI - i siit i n as!Li~!g; to hoast.
~it~tive. xi14 N*.
K;I:,prrp. from. Sr,c7:1.\1. Nar~,i
N : I ~ I F. I ~ 11111
~ . ria:!ic of' a fis!~. i\'un;t~nu.7.. to be fragrant, to give
K;~is;si,L.. tu ti> 011, to se!cct I)cfore- a s\vcct sn~*,ll.
I~ar~d. Niinaw, 2'. to ~ T O \ Vrankly (as wercls
i : I . i te r I t is t on a good soil): to ttb01111d(as
rc-:~:orr: as, K(:ii:/:iso!ciliv la Je- tlrc dry sug:rrcane leaf used as
ttc(~o. Src S$~.\.io.l. tlratcli).
K:~i.o,s. the I I : I I I ~of~ ~a trcc. Nan: a, c . to bc s~~fficient.
Ni~i:o?an::~, s . r'ir naruc of a Bs11 ; Narlci, r r d ~ .by and-bye, prezer~tly.
( I I I O ~ ?l;:,o:,: ly I ; ~ I I ~ ~ O / ~ I ~ T C ISancirrei L). ane, cidu. preserbtly, very
N;I & o ,, (lr. or~ly. sl~~rtly.
&ao~.::o,s. t111:Il;lnie of one kind of Kani, 21. to tnllc inc\i,~tinrtly(as a
i111t. cliild) ; rpdirp. naninani.
Nao!lao, 1%. to fcvl for (as for fislics Ka!lrl. 1.. to starnlner, to pronounce
~ I 11o!~s).
I nr.ongly : recip. fenanui.
Kilonnofi~ga,s. the fis!:ea carlglrt by Knrille, s. tlre nanle of a fish.
~Z(IO??RO. : I , talk uorrsense (as a
S ? ~ ~ I I I1.. ~ to
N ~ I Is., tlie name of n crcepil~g dtalirious person).
plnut. K i ~ ! i r g i ~ n a ~ i tc.i ~ to
n , ask for pro-
N n t ~ ,I-. to desire earne3tly, to long I~eityas a sick nitin talks, (applied
{'or ; rc/ltrp. naunau ; prtss. nau- to tlrcrnselvcs by tl~osewho go t o
tia. bce Ilclp in r~ativeproperty).
Kitb115. mrli), w r y , cxc$'c~di~;gly. Kip:igotie, zq. to prepare bcfore-
Fi~r~li~:iti, a. dry, t l ~ t s t i t ~of ~ t ewater hai~d.
!:IS ;I cwrlntry 0;. dist~ict). ?Taj>t~,2'. to bc entangicd ; redup.
X : I I I ~ ; I r*.I I ,retlrtp. of' n t r u ; to be 1,apennpc.
vc1.y rr;.at ; to exccrcl. Naw, s. tlrc ginlit ferrl.
l\':~~r;(\solo, s. t!lc nanle of a c,recp Nwe, n. I,:~tlfl.~\,t.urc.d,unsavory
i l l ? IJ!;III~. (;is tllc. flc-slr of wilt1 pig*).
NitIl~,s. n native tlr~rm. Piasr~,S. tile E I . ~ S J ,leaves, Bc., used
Nnl:i, 1.. to n\~lloi~\t (as an opponent to ~ t ( : ~ with.
u
i ~ : ~ ; h'ast~, t.. to covt,r tl!e enrtll round
irr ?;r rc!;rc, or i l l it c , l : ~ b ? ~1nntc.11,
or to nl);)<)i!ltwith \\.llo~nto ladgc tlie taro \\,it11 Ic:~~.cs, Nrc.
in so:llcXp.rcnt ft.stiv;~l). ' Nitti, 1.. to ttuse, to I)c in~l~ortunate;

~ t r ~ t i1 . i to, I I i ~ 10 I , ]I/. n w ~ a t i ;rerl~!l~.n:~tirrati.

lily 111) i r r nlt.moiy. 1 Nativa!~, 2%. to be ulld~rlyimportu-
~ .$,i s. tllc 11!;1ccwl~cretllc net is ( I~atr.
Iridtlrn (rro) to t;tl;c t l ~ cfi.11. I R':IVU,s. lime.
N a r ~ ~ os., ;I 1;1g!>on or s~ua!l bay Savrr, v. to dress tlre hitir with
; t l ) o ~ ~ r r idn i ~ fif.11.
~~ lime.
R'nn~rr,s. tllc ~ i ~ t r ~ q u i t o . Navrra, 7:. to break the Iread.
N a m l l ,?;, a srnc>ll,ill1 otlo~rr. , Xr, 7,. to drarv back from a diggu~t-
N ~ I I I I II.. I . to II;IYL, i r 11~:tI SIII 11. irlg 01. ir~jl~~.ior~s oljjcct.; to keep
 l~ack( a i off'ctisive words); to witl~x
draw from slndn~e.
Kce, P'. to hcar u p , to lift u p (as R
1)o;tt by tlte \r:trcr): to i~~fliite,
p ~ ~ up f f (as with prille) : ~.edtrlj.
tlcuee, neencc ; prrss. neeria.
Keelaza, zs. praises, ffattcri~lgatten-
tions.
Y e i p r o n . t l ~ i s; (pl. of knei), il~ese.
Kei, ad/*. now.
Ne'i, odv. lest ; not.
Nefu. 21. to be st iiretl 1111,to be tur-
bid, to bc m11tl:ly; rerlol~.rleue!'u ;
r l i ~ n i n .r;efirni.h~.
h'ego, 2'. to beckon ; rcdup. nego-
rtc'go.
Nrnt., s. the name of a game of
play .
h'ene'a, I ! . to Iar~ghheartily, to con-
tinue to la!~gll.
Kenre, v. to act the manaicc. See
T?AA>I .\x.i~~i.
Np11efr1, v. to be dim, to be indis-
tinct.
Kei-a, tz. friendless, destitute of fa-
nlily connections ; (a terrn of re-
1)roacll).
h'i, a. soune, any.
Xian, v . to desire, to long for.
Kiinii, a. sn~all, ~nirrute. See NI-
311.
Nico, s. the rope of the old Samo:~n
sai!ing canoe
Pii'o, t 3 . to catcll backhanded: to
cover u p :I bad word u!tered ; to
say s o t l ~ e t l ~ i nand
~ , t en try to
; Noa~rtiu,s. il slip Itnot.
deny the ~nc:lui~!g
a t t , 1 0 ' > 4to it:
to nlake exclries; to :i:rrt aside
a n d take tllirlFs belonging to all-
o t l ~ e rrictller t l ~ a nyour own, or
o ~ l ~thanr r yhu ougl~t,& r .
R'irr, s. t l ~ ecocoanut trce, also the
fruit.
h'iuai~noa,s. the name of a plnrlt.
Ki~l'afir,s. a cocoanut frornr wliich
Ej:;;lava, 1
cir~cti s made.
s. two kinds of cocoa- Noo, s. t l ~ eItips.
r~r~t.
Niui, c . to apri~rklewit11t1.e juice 01
to
Ki111nc3 \
R'iulc'n' s. two kintl5 r l r cocoanut.
Sittpir~,s . t l ~ cf;in j):il~ni.
K i~~s:rrl,i, s. t!i,, roco;irt~lti n t,?relasf
st;~gebcfiirc I)~c~orni!l~ /~opo.
Xirrtrt.ca, s. a pale lanfi,tl c ~ ~ c o a ~ i u t .
Nir~rno,s. tl~tbI:nmc of x plilnt.
Kifr), s. a too*11: a horn ; a tusk.
R'i!'on, n. \~,~r.itrg t~~th.
Nimo, 1.. to be out of sic11t : to be
U I I ~ I I O ;~ rcd~rp.
! ~ ~ri~~irrno, 11i[no-
nilno.
Nina, 1,. to convc~.sctogetl~er (as
friends alin~rtto p.?rt).
Nit~i,2,. tn tl,~ull,to smear.
Ni11i 6 I
Nini ane, 1 % . tn lje fir o f , (in re-
~ ~ l r i c at
fere~ice to so~r~ctlring
l i last cntnca upon a per-
son').
Nirlii, a. small.
Ninifi, v, to adorn. See TITIPI.
Nini~no,see NIJI:I.
Niniva, v. to be gitltly.
Ni;i, a , sorne, any.
Kivnga, s . a gi:ltly l~ciglrt.
No, 1 ! . to borrow ; 7.etlul). not16 ;
~ ( I S S .~ ~ o g i a .
Noa, v. to strangle oneself; to corn-
niit s~ticide.
Noa, arlv. \vitllo~ltol~ject,without
cause. See Frla.
Nonnoa, a. calm, quiet, hr;shed (of
the witid).
Noanon, v. to tic hand atid foot.
Noanoaga, s. bo11tl3,fa at en in^^. h:
Noarag:~,s. a tie ; a ~placcto t ~ eto;
a law ; rerltrp. tioanoata::r.
Noati, v . (111. of ~ z o ~ ~ o to n ) ,tie r ~ p
ani~nals.
Noi, v. to ask permission. See FAA-
SOI.
Nooia, v. to be pressed down : to
t ~ ebent in ( a i 111ectlge ol' a hat-
160 NO0 NUN
chrt): to be p:iinetl at heart; to Nofotane, v, to be married (of the
1)e forl~idclet~(as to continue a / woman).
sl>wch). Nol'r~, s. tlre name of a stinging
Noopa, s. a foundation. See FAA fish.
\'A€..
I"o'n~~o'u,v. to bend down, to Ncpa,
stoop.
Nognti1'i 1 u. to be quiet, to be easy
(as from pain); to leave
off; to leave; redup. nonoga, no-
Ko'l~tua,v. to bend down the back gatloga'i.
(as in cati~ig,p a d d l i ~ ~ag canoe, Nono, s. the name of the white ant
kc.) when being winged it swarms ;
Nofo, o. to sit: to dwtsll; to re- the cord used to wind round a
milin ; pl. ~ ~ ~ n ;oredup. fo nofo- canoe; the string attached to a
nofb ; pass. nofoia. stolle talcen down by a diver.
N o h a , s. a ?(tat. Nono, v. to make a pause in a
R'oToaSi,79. to live in virginity; to speech waiting for the prompters.
sit ancl talk ovpr ~rews. XnnG, v. to borrow. See No.
NoSonign, r.. a rcig:~; t l ~ etime d r ~ r - Nonoa. t7. to tie, to bind ; redup.
i ~ i g\vliicli a tlli\n bears the fanlily noanoa ; puss. noatia ; pl. noati.
nallle. Nonou, a. cross, surly lo3liing.
F;otirno, 11. to be a titled cllirf. Nonu, s . tlie name of a tree.
KoSo,il5, v. to have four pullers ill ?;onu'ulu, s. a large kind of the
a canoe. (The same also with nonu.
any other number, as 71ofoClua, Nonufi'afi'a, s. a fruit tree.
kc.) Nonuvao, s. the wild ~ionu.
Nofoiifbno, s. a seat in the council Nuaga, s. a gratiug down (as of ar-
l~eldin t l ~ enlnlae. rowroot, turmeric. &c.)
Nofonga, s. t l ~ posteriors;
r tlre place Nuanua, s. tlre rainbow.
in wl~iclrone sits. ic;r~'anl~'a,s. the name of R plant.
R ' O ~ ~ R PS.P Itlie
I , seat usrd in pigeon Nui, 1 1 . to be great, to increase (as
c;~tcl~ing. tlre w i ~ ~ pain).
d,
Kofo;ttau, s. the war stool. Nuu, s. a district or town ; a coun-
P\Tofoi, 7,. to be in a sitting posture. t r y ; pcople. '

Kofofun, 1,. to be single, to be un- R'U~IIIO,uhi. for~nerly, in oldcn

n1arril.d. Nuutu ) times.
xofngata, a. innccessihle, of a re- Nuutr~matifaga,s.a maritime place.
sr.rvctl and cliitant trmper. Nur~tutai,s. an islet near the main-
Nofogof r , m. accrsail)l~~, of ;in easy larrtl.
dial~osition. 1 Numi, 1,. to be involved, to be in-
R.oti)luis, s. a bigamist. (111 the ! tricate; to be jabl~led(as t h e m ) ;
salne way with the otl~crnumbers, pl. ~ r l ~ r ~ u;m
puss.
i n u n ~ i a ;redup.
a9 ~(!fi!olu, IIU~I~IIUIII~.
of on of on on, v. to l ~ ~~nprepared
e ; Nunfi, v. to be angry, (applied to
to I,e d o i ~ ~notlring.
g cliicfb and the gods).
r \ ' o l ~ l l o f o t oI,.~ ~ ~ , prepared, to Nunrr, s. a gathering, a c o ~ l c o u m
to~be
11c waiting for. of peol~lcgatlrered in one villnge.
~ofollofovale,see N o ~ o s o ~ o s o . ~ .Nunu, tT. to crowd together ; to
xof'opologa, 1,. to be a slave. grate down.
~ ~ , t i , ~ at..l ato, be under condemn- Nr~nr~nli, 1.. plural of nlrmi.
irtio11. 1 Nunr~ti,I.. ~ ~ l u lof
a l nuti.
Nur~uvale,v. to be in confusion (as
troops, &c.)
Nupaui, s. warts. See TONA.
Nus;, corrj. even although, notwith-
s t a ~ t d i ~ ~See
g . ANUSA.
Nuti, v. to crush in the Itand ; to
break in pieces ; pl. nunuti; re-
dup. nutinuti ; pass. nutiia.
Nutimomorno, v. to crush to atoms.
Nutini!lii, v. to break up very solall.
h'utipala, v. to crush to dust.
The eleventh letter in the Samoan al-
phabet. It is sounded as in English.
P A , s. a wall ; a fly-fishhook ; an
indentation in a tree.
P a , v. to explode (as thunder, a
gun, k c . ) ; to burst (as an ab-
scrss) ; pl. pap; ; to burst forth
into lamentations : Ua pa le luu-
a i t u ; to be barren ; to turn (as
the tide a t full: Uu p u le foyii-
lai).
Paa, s. the general name for crabs.
Paa, v. to be scarce (as of food).
Paaa, a . crisp, dry, niaking a crac-
kling noise when trodden on (as
dry leaves) ; oppressive ; bully-
1ng.
P$au, v . to come down upon the
enemy (as in making a hostile de-
scent from inland).
Pa'auLau, v . t o be full of water (as
the water holes, from rain or high
tide); to be swolleo (as the belly);
to be surfeited.
Paart, s. a titi dyed black.
Paqptotino 1
Paagatago~ino, s. a black titi ;
true relatiol~s(as
children, or a brother's children).
Paagugu, v. to scrancll as bones.
See PAGUGU.
Paala, s . a small fly-fishhook.
Paalirnago, s.' a Idrgc sea crab.
Paapaa, s. small crabs.
Paatea, s. a poisonous crab.
Pa-atu, s. a large fly-tishhook for
bonito.
Pae, s. a seat erected in the open
air; a house built on poles.
Pa'e, u. white ; redup. pabepa'e.
Pilea, a . friendless, poor.
Paea'e, v. to sit together.
Pa'e'e, a . lean, skinny (as animals) ;
poor, having no relations (a term
of contempt) ; pl. pa'e'e'e.
Paega, s. a supper held with a sick
cllief or in 11011or of a dead one,
or a ball.
Pa'epa'e, a . white.
Paepae, v. to heap up, to pile u p ;
to go to a supper prepared for a
sick chief; to sit down together.
Paepae, s. a pavement.
Psepae, v. to lay stones (as i n mak- ,
ing a road, pivement, k c . )
Paetau, v. to be in battle array, to
be ranged for battle.
Pai, s. somebody, such-a-one.
Pa'i, v. to touch ; redup. papa'i,
pa'ipa'i ; pnss. pa'ia.
P?i, v. to reach to ; to arrive a t ;
redup. papa'i ; pctss. pi'ia.
Pa'i, s. masi made from refuse food ;
anything of little value.
Pa'ia, u . sacred ; (a tern1 applied
to titled chiefs).
PaLiau,v. to be heart stricken, to
be greatly grieved.
Pu'i'au, see PAAU.
Paie, a . lazy.
PaLi'u, v. to dart the ti'a so that
only the end of it shall touch the
ground ; to engage in battle.
Pd'it'ailelea, v. to die in childbed.
Paipai, s. one kind of crilb.
PaLipa.i, s. the ndlne of a fish.
Pa'ipa'i, see P A G A!
Pa'isa. v. to abound.
1
P a ~ t ua
s, a jesting.
Paito, '.s a cooking I~ouac. See
162 PA1
Pa'irao, v. to work quickly in clear-
ing the bush; redup. pa'ipa'ivao.
Pa'ivalea, v. to be struck accident-
ally ; to be set or1 fire by acci-
dent.
Pao, s. a fringe.
Pao, v. to stop, to check (as a flying
pigeon by a string to its foot); to Pa'ii'ii, s. a footfall, the sound of a
correct, to chastise.
Pigo,s. one kind of chestnut.
Pa'6, v. to make a cl~opping or
hammering noise.
Paso, s. the butt end of the cocoa-
nut tree.
Paoa, v. to be overawed.
Pa'o'a, v. to use too much o'a in
coloring the siupo.
Pa66'i5, s. the bony covering of a
fish's gills.
Paofu, s. the name of a fresh-water
fish.
Paoga, s. the tree f ~ m ..
Paoga, a. tall, running up high and
slender (as the cocoanut at the
top of its growth).
Paogati, u. disobedient ; redup.
paopaogati ; pl. paogatati.
Paogo, s. the name of a tree from
the leaves ofwhich the house mat
is made, (the pandanus).
Paogofie, u. obedient; redup. pao-
paogofie.
Paolo, s. shade ; protection.
Paolo, v. to be shady; to be pro-
tected ; pc~ss.paologia.
Paolosauni, v. to connect by mnr-
riage ; pl. paolofesaunia'i. See
GAFATATA.
Paopao, s. a small canoe.
Paopao, v. to forbid ; puss. paosia. I redup. pnpago.
v. to keep in tile rear; Pago, v. to have a command of 1 ~ -;
I
Paopaoitua9 to proceed with cau-
Paopaontuli
tion (as in speaking).
Pau, s. the name of a tree from Pagoa, a. stony, rugged.
which clubs are made.
Pau, v. to be as far as, to reach to,
to be bounded by. See also GA- Pagoagoa, v. to persist in (as
TA.
Paii, u. dreaded.
PAC4
Pa'u, s. the skin; tlie bark of treem;
the rind.
Pa'ii, v . to fall, to fall down; pl.
pa'u'ii ; pass. pa'iitia; rm'pr. fe-
pa'iiti.
Pau'i. v. to attend to the duties of
a family.
footstep.
Paut'u, s. one kind of chestnut.
Piuli, a. purple.
Pa'ulia, v. passive of papnru.
Pa'umatii, s. a place left dry by the
water.
Pa'upaogo, a. beautiful.
Pa'upa'u, s. a scab; a shallow; a
dry titi.
Piiga, s. a plaited cocoanut leaf ~rsed
as a boundnry in the game of fa-
foga tupe; the hard earth s f t a
tlte sand is c!eared away b r the
game of tagiifi'a.
Pa@, s. trouble, distress.
Pagi, intetj. How annoying! how
unfortunate ! how sad ! alas ! re-
dup. pagapagii !
Pagai, v. to strike on both sides;
to give a double blow; recip. fe-
pag;tialina.
Pagalemu, 1 v. to arrive opportune-
Piigamalie ! ly.
Paganoa, v. to be a t leisure.
Pagiitia, v. to be in distress, to be
in difficulty.
PZgGti1a, s. the ground cleared for
tuyiiti'a. 4
Pago, v . to forbid (from envy) ; to ,
forbid things being given to 0th- :
in hopes of getting tliem himreK;
p a g e and a knowledge of title3
&c., in speaking.
Pagoa, s. the well of the OM Sa-
moan sailing calloe.
ing, quarrelling, eating) ; &p
pagopagoa.
 PA&
P5gopagoa, v. to work alone.
Pagoti, s. a transgressor, an offen-
der, a criminal ; pl. pagotati.
Pagovivilu, a. grasping.
Pagugu, v. to scranch as bones.
See PAAGVGU.
Pala, s. a muddy deposit in the sea;
a black mud from the swamp used
to dye with.
Pala, v. to rot; to be rotten ; pl.
papala ; pass. palagia.
Palaai, u. cowardly ; pl. palaai, pa.
laaai.
Piila'aia, v. to bc surfeited, to eat to
satiety. See PALASIA.
Palai, s. a hard kind of yam ; a
trowel.
Pala'ia, s. the name of a fish.
PidauFau, v. to be full of water (as
river beds, &c., reaching to the
fau leaves).
Palagi, s. the name of a fish.
Palalau, v. to drift on to, to drift
along (as by the wind or current);
to lean upon others ; pass. pala-
laoa.
Palalau, s. the name of one of the
houses in which they sit to catch
pigeons.
Piilalii, s. the noise made by the
wings in flying.
Palana'i, see TALANA'I.
Palapala, s. mud.
Palapala, a. mllddg. . Piilepo, v. to start on a journey by
Palapalai~,s. itch between the toes
caused by mud.
PalapaIanasi, v. to lean upon others,
to be guided by others.
Palipu, v. to smoke, to send forth
smoke ; to light the oven ; (used
before chiefs instead of pusa).
Pilasi, v. 10 drop down (as overripe
fruit); to fall down (as a person
from a tree) ; to fall down with
violence (as a house); pl. pilasi.
P i e i , v. to dash to the ground (as
a child).
Pilaalasia, v. to be srrrfeitcd, to eat to
~atiety. See PALA',\IA.
PAL 163
Palavao, v. to be rotten from being
left in the ground too long (as
taro).
Pilavale, s. dry ti leaves.
Pilavale, v. to liquify only (as n ~ t t s
scraped for oil).
Pale, s. a head dress, a frontlet ; a
crown.
Pale, v. to put on the frontlet ; to
show anger (as if it were on the
forehead).
Pale, v. to catch water (as in a leaf,
&c.); to catch a pigeon missed
by another ; to decline to the
west (of the moon).
Pale, v. to row, to paddle; redup.
palepale ; (a complimentary term
on meeting a canoe: Ua pale
mai).
Pale, v. to be over the ahoal of bo-
nito ; pl. papale.
Piilefogatai, v. to be on the ebb.
Paleni, v. to line a basket with
leaves so as to keep the contents
from falling through.
Palepale, s. sticks or bamboos fixed
to the posts of a house, which
serve for a shelf.
Palepale, v. to hold up. See TALI-
TALI.
Palepaletao, s. a place over the out-
rigger of a canoe on which the
spears were placed.
sea during night.
Pilepoi, 4 s. a plaited cocoanut leaf
Paleta J stood up against the
osts around the house.
P
Pa etua, s. a stick for the steersman
to lean against.
Paletua, v . to lean upon.
Piiletualapalapa, v. to lean upon a
weak support; (a depreciatory
term used by a land to those seek-
ing their aid).
Pali, s. pubes.
Palo, s. a defeat in war or in games.
Palolo, s. a small sea worm found
floating in some openings of the
16.1 llAL PAP
reef for a few hours only twice a Papa, a . plain, level, fiat; redup.
year. papapapa.
Palolo~nua,s. the name of a month Papa, s. a general word for the titles
(July). of high chiefs ; one method of
Palolomuli, s. the name of a month fishing.
(August). Papa, see PA.,
Palopalo, v. to be beaten ; to be Papa, v. to miscarry, to abort.
overawed. Papaaegata, v. to ceage from evil.
Palu, s. the name of a fish. Papae, v. to take supper with visi-
Palu, v. to mix, to stir together with tors or sick cliief.
thehands; redup. palupalu; pass. Papai, s. one kind of necklace.
palua. Papa'i, v. to reach to, to tonch. See
Palui, a . to dc~preciateanother ; to PA'I.
try to imitate. Piipa6iila, s. a bare rock.
Palumitbina, o. to kill a person af- Papa'o'a, s. a siapo hardened b y
ter t l ~ ewar is over. too much 'o'a.
Palusami, s. taro leaves cooked with Papaofo, s . a rock showing through
the expressed juice of the old co- the soil.
coanut. Papaone, s. a sandstone; redup.
Piilutu, s. the name of a shellfish. papaoneone.
Palutu, v. to bent ; pl. palutu. See Pipaono, s. the name of a tree.
Pa*ru~u. Pnpa'u, v. to be shallow ; pass.
Pana, u . stunted, slow of groFth. pa'ulia, to be left aground by t h e
Pana'i, 7,. to llrap up (as deprecia- tide.
tory words of the speaker, or i n Papafu, a. fat, bulky from sitting
abuse, or tliil~gsto be cooked in in the house (as a blind man o r a
the oven). cripple).
Panapa, u. frugal. See F A A ~ ~ VPapafu,
T V - v. to remain silent (as t h e
~IEA. z,e'a).
Paura, s. the name of a shellfish. Papaga, s. a neighbor ; the hole of
Piinepanee, a . ripe, fi~llgrown (as t l ~ esea eel.
taro). Papigati, a . difficult to be brought
Paui, s. the nanlc of a tree. to perch dowu, (applied to pige-
Pani, I . . to go to stool in the road ons, also to fish difficult to catch);
(as a cl~ild); redup. pauipani. disregardful of reproof.
Pani, I . . to smear the head with Papagi, a. palsied in the fingers and
mud. toes.
Piniloa, s. n pig with a white spot Papala, s. a sore, an ulcer.
on the forehead. 1 Papola, v. to l ~ a v earl ulcer, to be
Panisina, s. lin~e; mortar. ulcerated.
PanoLi,r . to heap one thing on to Papilagi, s. a foreigner.
another ; redup. panopano'i. Papilagi, u. foreign.
Panuu, 1,. to touch or call a t on a Papale, v. to go to the aid of, to
journey by sea. lend assistance (as a younger bro-
P i ~ ~ u p a v.u ~to~ ,be srneared over, ther to the elder olie, or cl~ildrrn
to be bedaubed (as a mat with to their father) ; to go to be chief
filth or food). or speaker to a land which bad
Papa, s. a rock ; a floor mat; a none ; also plllral of pale. ..
board ; one kind of b a ~ ~ a n a . Pal~dliii,s. a fine house-mat.
 PAP
Papalu, s. 'to plant land ~ l i i c hliar
beeu laid waste or left desolate;
to seize the testes in quarrelling.
(see Deut. xxv. 11).
P a p a ~ ~s.i , the cross poles of a scaf-
folding.
Papanu, v . to be bedaubed (as wit11
mud); to be overdone with cinrt;
to be daubed on thickly (as paint,
coloring on cloth, &c.)
Papapapa, u . even, level (as a rock).
Papasi, v . to be accuston~edto one
. unotl~er(as a husband and wife).
Papata, s. a shc~llfisli; anythirlg
done quickly : Uu se pupata.
Papata, a. large patterned ; of coarse
texture.
Papate, u . plural of pate.
Papatetele, s. a coarse house mat ;
a woman who has committed for-
nication while professing to be a
virgiu.
Papati, v. plural of pati.
Pipdtoa, s. a bare rock. See PA-
PAIILA.
Papatu, s. a standing rock that can.
not be moved; a hard-working
man : a corlrageous man.
Pipiitu, v. to crack while standing
(as a tree about to fall) ; to get
reports befotetiand of sometiling
about to happen.
Papatua, v . to clap the wings on
first flying (as a pigeon).
P a p e v ~ v.
, to stumble; to make a
mistake in s p ~ a k i ~ l g .
Pasapasa'i, v. to spread abroad what
was secret.
Pasi, v. to be wearied, (applied to
the eyes and ears); redup. pasi-
pasi, papasi.
Pasu, n . 1,irge ; i l . papasu ; redup.
pasupastl.
Pata, s. one kind of banana.
Pata, a . coarse (as s a d ) .
Pata, v. to be swollen, to be lumpy,
of the skin in sonle eruptive com-
plaints.
Pala, a. blustering, bullying when
Patarniimii
1
help is near; redup. piitapata.
Patamemea, s. red gum ; patches
of red in' the skin of
infants.
Pitato, v. to make a hammering or
chol)pi~ignoise. See PAO.
P i b t i i , v . to resound ( a s the beat-
ing of the Inat a t a night dance).
Pate, s. a small wooden d r ~ ~ m .
Pate, a . aged (but still strong); pl.
papate.
Patealonlea, a. middle-aged.
Pati, v. to clap hands ; co smite the
hands together as a sign of grief
on receiving bad news ; redup.
patipati ; pl. papati.
Patilima, v. to clap hands.
Patino, v. to deliver a message to
the person himself for whom it is
intended.
Pato, s. a duck.
Pato, s. scrofula in the neck.
Patu, s. a fatty tumor.
Patua, u . having a patu.
Patuminii, s. a kind of phyrnosis
occasioned by the operation of
ttrfuo.
Patupatu, a. lumpy.
'atupatu, s. a shellfish.
'atntu, v. to beat. See PALUTU.
'ava, s. the name of a tree.
?avii, v. to speak evil, to use bad
language.
'e, a restrictive particle in count-
ing : as tqsi pe, only one.
'e, s. tile matter of an abscess; rot-
' ten breadfruit.
'e, v . to be dead (as animals and
trees) ; to be extitlguished (as
fire) ; to be dead low (as tile
tide) ; to be dried up (as water).
? e , cnrrj. or, whether. See Po.
Pea, adu. still ; continually ; yet.
Pe a, adv. when (future).
Pe'ii, s. t l ~ vanlpire
e bat ; a Samoan
title of ~~obility.
Peau, s. a wave.
Peaua, a. rough, boisterous.
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Peapea, v. to act thus ; to continue
thus : as, Anei peapea pogia.
Peapea ane, v . to move away, to
stand aside.
Pe'ape'a, s. the swallow ; a child's
toy.
Peapeafua, v. to scold causelessly.
Pe'ape'avai, s. a very small bat ; (so
called at Manu'a, in other parts
called apauuvai).
Peepee, s. a number of ujlei grow-
ing together ; the expressed juice
of the cocoanut used as a sauce.
Pei, v. to be broken (as a cup) ; to
be broken in halves (as a cocoa-
nut) ; to be divided (as the malo);
pass. peia.
Pei, udv. like.
Pei, udv. like as if, as though. See
PEISEAI.
Peiga, s. the division of the malo.
Peisa'i, conj. but. See PEITA'I. ,
Peiseai, adv. like as if, as though.
Peita'i, conj. but.
Pefea, adv. how about? A peculiar
use of this word is, Ne'i ai se pe-
feu, lest anything should happen
to some of us.
Pefu, s. salt water crystallised on
the body; small weeds hanging
about the net.
Pefupefua, a. covered with salt;
(on 'T~ituila)dusty.
Pela, s. the name of a fish. See
FILOA.
Pelii, adv. as if, as though.
Pele, a . dear, beloved, petted ; re-
dup. pelepele.
PelE, v. to serenude, to sing in Front
of a house in order to get food.
Peleue, s. a coat.
Pelu, s. a eword.
Pelu'i, s. a billhook.
Pelupelu, s. one kind of yam ; the
name of a fish sometimes fatally
poisonous.
Pena, s. a knife ; a snare, a noose.
Pena, v. to cut up; to mare; re-
dup. penapena.
Pen;, adv. about this time.
Penapena, v. to soap the heed, (to
chiefs instead of u'u).
Penei, adv. like this; about thin
time.
Penu, s. scraped cocoanut.
Penu, u. old, soft from wear (as
siapo) ; redup. penupenu.
Penupenu, s. the name of a fish.
Pepe, s. a butterfly ; the cornem of
the tula or round end of a native
house.
Pepe, v. to flutter about ; redwp.
PePePePe.
Pepe'ava, s. one kind of butterfly.
Pepee, a. cripple from tma on tbe
soles of the feet.
Pepeigalemu, v. to be broken in
halves (as a nut).
Pepe'u, a . decrepit. See PEPELU.
Pepe'u, v. to be disgusted (m with
filth or with abusive language) ;
to walk with di6culty.
Pepefui, s. one kind of butterfly.
Pepelo, s. a lie.
Pepelo, v. to lie, to deceive ; paw.
pelogia ; redup. pelopelo.
Pepelu, a. decrepit. See PEPE'U.
Pepena, v . plum1 of p a .
Pepenu, a. dry (as the core ~f a vi,
sugarcane, &c.)
Pepepe'ape'a,
Pepsama,
Pepesina,
Peptoga
] s. names of butter-
flk.
Pepeti, a . plural of peti.
Pese, s. a song, a ballad, n bymn.
Pcse, v. to sing ; pl. pepesc.
PEsega, s. singing accompanid by
music.
Pesi, v. to beat upon, to come with
force (ae a storm, an e idemic) ;
to dash dowu (as somet! ing beat
against the ground) ; to come in
large quantities (as a crop of
breadfruit).
Peti, a. fat, good-conditioned (an
animals and bannnae) ; pl. pa-
peti.
 PET
Petogi, v. to throw at, to stone.
See FETOGI.
Peva. s. the name of a gelatinous
fish ; a weak man.
Piapia, s. froth ; scum.
Piapi6, s. an outcry, a shouting.
See P i s ~ ~ i s a o .
Piasua. s. arrowroot cooked with
expressed jr~icc: of the cocoanut.
(Pia, the old name for arrowroot).
Pii, s. a throwing by entangling the
feet in wrestling.
Pii, v. to draw up (as the pola of a
house); to cling to: to fold (as
t l ~ earms) ; to climb.
Piilin~a,v. to fold the arms, (a sign
of distress).
Piimau, v. to cling firmly.
Piipii, a . curly.
Piitaga, s. a person through whom
others are connected with a fa-
mily.
Piitul~,v. to pursue closely.
Piivaa, v. to stick to the canoe (as
a good steering paddle, thus mak-
ing it easy to steer).
Pi'o, a. crooked ; wrong, in a moral
sense; pl. pipi'o; redup. pi'o-
pi'o.
Piboi, v. to make crooked; to be
perverse.
Pili, s. the lizard.
Pilia, v. to be caught, to be lodged
in, to be entangled (as one tree
falEng against another, &c.)
Pilipili, v. to be near, to approach ;
pl. pipili.
Piliti, s. the name given to the freeh-
water prawn by some chiefs whose
emblem it is.
Pilo, v . peditum pedere; pl. pipilo;
redup. pilopilo.
Pine, s. fry, a shoal of small fishes.
Pine, V. to be long ; redup. pipine ;
(always negatively : E le pine).
Pipi, s. the cockle ; the name of a
tree.
Pipi, a. the turkey.
Pipii, v. to stick to, to adhere to, tc
POU 167
cling to ; pass. piitia ; recip. fe-
piita'i.
Pipili, s. a cripple.
Pipili, v. plural of pilipili.
Pipimalosi, s. an advanced stage in
tlie growth of the chestnut.
Pipine, s. the name of a fish.
Pipine, see PINE.
Pipisi, v. to be infectious, to be con-
tagious ; to be influenced by ex-
ample; pass. pisia.
Pipiviiivai, s. a lcss advanced stage
in the growth of the chestnut than
pipimalosi.
Pisa, s. a noise, a confusion of
voices.
Pisatalau
p i s 1 s. an outcry, a shouting;
redup. pisapisaii.
Pisi, v. to splash with water ; re-
dup. pisipisi.
Pisi, v. to fall.
Pisu, v. to be spread abroad (as a
report).
Pito, s. the end of anything, aspito
luau.
Pitopito, s. anus.
Po, s. night ; redup. pop&
Po, v. to be night ; pass. pogia, to
be benighted.
Po, v. to slap ; to seize, to catch as
a cat or an owl does ; pass. po'ia.
Po, adv. by night : as, Ua sau po.
Po, conj. whether. or.
Poa, s. one kind of yam.
Po'a, s. a male animal.
Poapoi, a . fishy-smelling.
Po'e, a . awkward at work; redup.
po'epo'e. See V a s i v ~ s ~ .
POI,s. the name of a small fish.
Poi, v. to venerate, to pay deference
to; to stand in awe of; redup.
popoi, poipoi.
Po'i, v, to kill flies by slapping.
Po'ia, v. passive of po.
Poipoi, s. a shoal of poi.
Po'itau, v. to be a lo~tgtime, to be -
of long standing.
Poo ifea, adv. where ? also Poo tea.
Pou, s. a p a t , n pillar.
 POU
Po'u, s, a pimple.
Paula, s. a night dance.
Poulir~li,s. darkness ; ignorance.
Pouliuli, v. to be dark ; ignorant, 1
(in a good sensc implying inno-
cence : as, " Ua pouliuli alii o
le au maize; " as now used sim-
ply, ignorance) ; ptrss. pouligia,
(a salutation at night).
Poumuli, s. the name of a trce.
Po'upo'ua, a . covered with pimples.
Poupoi~'i, v. to put posts into a
house; to support, to bear up (as
a sick person).
Pogai, s. the root and stump of a
tree.
Pogaimata, s. the eye of the cocoa-
nut, taro, &c. ; applied abusively
to the human eye. See lor
MATA.
Pogaiisu, s. the nostrils.
Pogapogi, v. to be alone.
Pogati, s. flat slabs of wood rising
from the ground to the trunk of
some trees.
POP
/ food leaving the bulk to be di-
vided out.
Poiepolevale, v. to palpitate (as the
heart).
Polili, s. tile second crop of taro.
Polili, v. to have a second crop of
taro; to strike a second blow; to
repeat a bad word.
Polo, s . Chili pepper; a knife.
Poloa'i, v. to send a message to, to
command a person a t a distance;
to leave commands (as on going
a journey or when dying); redup.
polopoloa'i.
Poloa'iga, s. anlessage or command
to one a t a distance.
Pologa, s. a slave.
Pologi, a. mouldy ; redup. polo-
pol~~gi.
Polovao, s. the name of a tree.
P
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Ponaua
yty.
Pona, s. a knot: a lump ; a fault.

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Pogi, a. harsh, sour, severe.
Pogia, v. passive of po.
Pogipogi, s. twiliglrt.
Pogisa, s. darkness.
Pogisa, v. to be quite dark.
Pola, s. a plaited cocoanut leaf used
to shut in the Iiouse.
Polani, v. to carry on a pola (as a
pig>.
Polapola, s . a double pola used to
carry food to chiefs.
Polata, s. a layer of the trunk of
the banana peeled off; firewood,
(used to chiefs instrad of f a j e ) .
Polataufafo, s. the outside pola of a
house ; metf~pk.s t r a ~ g e r shaving
no c o n ~ ~ e c ~with
i o n the fanlily, or
knowledge of their doings.
Polatanfale, s. the inner pola.
Polavaa, s. plaited cocoanut leaves
used to cover a cattoe.
Polepole, s. the portion of food for
a favourite child.
Pol(,pole, u. to eat a part of some
called Adam's apple.
Ponaivi, s. the projecting bones (as
the elbow, &c.)
Ponauli, s. the budding of the fluit
of breadfruit.
Ponaulia, a. mildewed, (only ~ p -
plied to nets).
Ponapona, a . knotty ; lumpy.
Ponaponiivae, s. the ankle.
Pone, s. the name of a fish.
Ponoi, v. to do a thing frequently,.
to keep on doing (as eating, send-
ing messages, asking for property,'
&c.)
Popo, s. a cocoanut fully ripe.
Pepo, a . d r y ; pl. popopo.
Popo, v. to be dry ; pl. popopo.
Pop6, s. one method of hlih~ng;.
P6p6, v. to pat gently (as a child
in order to quiet it to sleep).
P6p6, see Po.
Popoa, a. aboundingin p n p ; fishy-
sn~elling(of the sea).
Popoca, a. large.
Popoa'i, v. to be many nights (in a
place) ; to be a long time gone.

Puipui, c. to shut ; to sl~utoff; tc
shut up ; pass. puipuia.
Puou, s. a species of the breadfruit
Puoso, s. the part of a canoe u~ldel
the half-deck.
~ , short ; p!. pupuu.
P u u p u ~ a.
Pufao, s. a shell u s ~ das a gougeir
baildirig canoes.
Pufatu, s. a sl~ellused as a trumpet
Puga, s. the general name for thc
larger kinds of coral ; the groin ;
a disease.
Pugi, a. mouldy, (applied only tc
mast).
Puga-alH, s. a species of puga.
Pugai, see POGAI.
Pugaone, s. a kind of sandstone.
Pugaii, s. a stinging kind of coral.
Pugauti, s. a species o f p y a .
Puglpuga, s. small pieces of cowl,
gravel.
Puke, intel-j. Catcll you ! (a word
used to startle another). It and
the following compound are the
only instances ill which the k is
used.
Puketii, interj. an exclalnation ol
triumph in the game of tagati'a.
Pula, v. to shine (as fruit yellow
ripe).
Pula, s. a general name for one spe-
cies of taro.
Puli, s. the eyes, (a term of abuse).
Pulii, i n t o j . the answer of the per-
son sneezing - to the exclamation
Soifua !
Pulaa, s. a species of wild taro.
Pula'au, s. one kind of pula.
Pulaii, s. a species of~wildtaro,
rotten taro.
:::al''; s. varieties o f p u ~ a .
Pulafui, s. a species of wild taro.
pulamauu'a, 1 -s. varieties of the pu-
Pulanefu j la.
Pulapo, v. to shine at night (as the
glowworn1, &c.)
Pulapula, s. the root of a tree; a
PUL
shining appearance a t the .bottom
of the sea, on the outiide of the
reef, in places where it is not blue
deep ; a slice of yam cut for the
conve~~ience of cooking.
Piilapula, v. to shine a little.
Pulasina, s. one kind of pula.
Pulato'ii, v. to stare at, to look fix-
edly.
Pulavale, v. to stare (as from fear,
anger, &c.)
Pule, s. a command, an order; a
decision ; authority; certain landa
on Savaii which have the direction
in councils, and to whom it per-
tains to divide out food ; a shell-
fish having a white sht.11 used to
adorn canoes, &c. ; the general
name for sllells.
Pule, v. to order, to command ; to
decide ; dirnin. pulepule.
Pulea, v. to be decreed (as the death
of a person).
Puletloao, v. to be supreme.
Pulei, v. to be mixed alternately (as
new and old aso in a house, or
different colored beads in a neek-
lace).
Pl~le'oto,s. the name of a shellfish.
Pulega, s. a determination, a deci-
sion (as to kill a party) ; the par-
ty who cdrry out the decision.
Pulega, v. to determine on (ar a
war).
Pulepule, s. small shellfish.
Pulepule, v. to decide secret1
Pilepule, a. spotted ; s t r i p d with
various colors.
Puleta'ifee, s. the name of a shell-
fish.
Puli, s. a species of banana.
Pnlou, s. a covering for the head ;
a hat ; a bonnet.
?ulou, v. to cover the head, to put
on a hat or bonnet; to cover over
with leaves (as the native oven) ;
to be overhead (as the m n at
noon : u a pulou tonu le lu).

Pulotu, s. the native drum ; (see
F A A A L I;I ) the residence of the
gods under the sea.
Pulu, s . glue, gum, resin ; shot;
lead ; the husk of the cocoanut;
a species of banana.
Pulufana, s. a bullet.
Pulunaunau,- v. to be urgent with,
to persuade, to conatrain.
Pulupulu, s. a large cloth to wrap
round the person.
Pulupulu, v. to cover the body with
a cloth, &c.
Pulnpului, s. a number ofcocoanuts
tied together.
Pulupulusi, s. a chief's sickness.
Pulutai, s. the name of a weed.
Puluti, v. to glue, to pitch ; to ap-
ply pulu to anything.
Pulntia, v. passive of pupulu.
Puluvao, s. the name of a tree.
Puluvaga, s. a mediator.
Pumala, s. a species of the trumpet
shell.
P u n a , s . a spring.
Puna, v. to spring u p ; to boil up,
to bubble; to rebound, to ffy up;
to leap ; redup. pupuna.
P u n e f i ~ s, . an old man who is look-
ed up to as an able councillor.
Puneft], a . strong smelli~lg(as fish
often warmed, old siupo, k c . )
Punefu, v. to be disordered and
dirty (as an uninhabited house).
Punialo, s. pubes.
Yunifaga, v. to be nearly full (as the
moon).
Punin~atagi, v. t o be windbound;
pass. pu~~imatogia.
Piinimatagi, s. trees planted to screen
houses.
Punipti, see GA'OPUNIPU.
Punipuni, v. to shut in, to close in
(as many apertures) ; to cover
over (as holes in tuluga).
Punita'i, v. to stop with.
Punivaia'i, s . a large crop of chest-
PUS 171
down ; pl. punonou ; redup: pu-
Ilopul~ou.
P t ~ n u a n ~ a n ~al young
, ~ ~ . bird, espe-
cially the tuvu'e ; a fat, child ; a
white head-of hair.
Punupunu, s . a cluster of parasiti-
cal plants.
Pupa, v. to shut the mouth, to hold
the tongue, (a term of abuse).
Pupu, s. a clump-of trees, as pupu
vao.
Pupu, v. to be distressed, to be per-
plexed, to be agitated.
Pupii, s. a cliff, a bold coast.
Pupii, v. to give out the heat (as
from an aperture in the oven,
leaving the h o d uncooked); t o
shew forth anger ending in no-
thing when the time for action
comes.
Piipii, s. a sheath ; a case.
Pipii, v. to gargle ; to rinse out t h e
niooth.
Pupua, see POPUA.
Pupu'e, v. to have a fit of any com-
plaint which affects two parts of
the body, as the teeth, &c. ; the
plural of pu'e.
Pupuiono, s. the name of a shrub.
Pupuu, see PUUPUU.
Ptipt~ga,S . a person diseased in t h e
groin.
Piipuga, s. the removal of a curse
by spirting cocoanut juice from
the mouth over the party.
Pupula, s. to shine ; pl. fepulafi ;
redup. pulapula.
Pupulu, v. to interpose, to mediate;
puss. pulutia.
Pupuna, v . to boil, to bubble up.
Pupuni, v . to shut, t o inclose; pass.
punitia ; redup.
Pcpiisolo, a. full o P ; Z ' l i .
Puputa, s. a species of banana.
Puputa, a. plural of puta.
Puputama'i, v. to beenraged, to be
angry ( t o chiefs).
Pupuvao, s . a clump of bush.
Pusa, 23. to send up a smoke, ( a l w
 PUS
applied to spray, dust, and heat) ; Saafi, 29. to regret, to grieve for; re-
to light all oven ; puss. pllsagia. dup. saafii~fi.
Pusaloa, s. a comet. Saatiga, s. regret, grief for a loss.
Pusi, s. a sea ec 1. Saaga, s. the bratlrl~of the pigeoe's
Pusi'ula, perch.
of the sea Saalo, see AUSAALO.
1 Saaluu v , to shake.
Saasaa, a. s l ~ o r;t pl. sasaa.
Puso, s. the head of a fish or a pig; Siissia, see SAA.
applied figl~rativc.lyto head quar- , Saati, 21. (pl. of sasna), to pour out.
ters, scat of authority, chief divi- Saatula, s. the name of a shelltish.
sion of a land, &c. Sae, v. to tear off the bark or skin;
P u t a , s. the ston~ach. redup. sasae.
P ~ l t a ,a. f i t ; pl. puputa; dimin. Sa'e, 77. n. to upset (as a ca~ioe):
putaputa, ratl~erfi~t. to elevate one leg (as in the act of
Putagaele, u . shaking with fat. falling ill a cluh match).
Pute, s. t l ~ enavel.
i I Sage, s. a naked dance.

Puto, s. the purse of a pigeon net. SaGi, v. to tear ; recipr. felaeia'ina,

Putu, s . a feast. to be torn to pieces.
Putu, v. to make a feast. , Saele, v. to swing the arms (as in
Putuga, see PUTU. walking).
Putu~~onofo, v. to live joyously. Saesae, udv. brightly, brilliantly (an
Putuputu. a. close together. atire).
Puvgva, v. to talk, (used only in Sa'esa'e, s. a species of crab.
abuse). Sa'esa'e, v. to carry between two in
Puvaavaa, s . ribbon, (Tahitian). the hands.
Sai, s. So-and-so, Such-a-one; as,
P a i m a Sai.
s Sai, s. a pigsty ; a tightly-bound
! bundle (as of tobacco,. &c.),
Sa'ili, v. to seek ; pnss. sailia: re-
The twelfth letter in the Snmoan alpha- dup. sailiili ; p2. siili.
bet. Pronounced as in English. Sa'iliga, s. a seeking, a search.
S A -, u-. forbidden, prohibited; redup. Sa'ina, v. to tllrow down (as a bur-
sasa. (Tliis word was formerly den of food brought as a present).
used to mean sacred, and is still Saisai, a. full to overflowing, full so
much used in that sense, as aso as to require to be bound up.
su, fuze sa, &c.) Saisai, v. to bind round, to tie t o p -
Ea, v. to be blind (of a pigeon) ; a tlier ; pass. saisaitia.
term of abuse to man. Saisaigilaut:a6i, s. filtl~y converaa-
Sa, a distributive particle used be- tion.
fore prollnuns, either, one of; as, Saisaitaga, s. a binding u p ; the
sci l u t o t ~mea, one a~ticleof their's. bindil~gsor hstenings.
Sa, a used to mark the i ~ n - Sao, s. the appointed portion of
perfect and aorist tensrs. proprrty or food brought by each
Sa, a particle used buli)re names of individual preparatory to present-
persons, sig~lifyingthe family of. ing.
SdLa,1:. to (1:111ce; redrip. saasaa. Sao, a . unblamealle, without fault
Saa, see P U U . or blemish.
 SAU
S s o , v. to enter as where there was Saualii, s. a god, (the respectful
diffic~~lty; to escape; pl. sisiro ; term for an uitu).
puss. saof a. 3iuratoa, s . a canoe hollowrd out
Sao, v. to collect together food or of one tree.
property preparatory to present- jiiufono, v. to cut the p l a ~ ~ kfor s a
ing; pl. sasao. canoe.
Sao, v. to sit in a circle ; redup. Siufua, a. to utter cries rapidly (as
saosao. the mnnutugi) ; to make a speech
Sa'o, s. a term applied to a head of without calling over names and
a family ; the principal chief or titles; to do anytl~inghastily.
cliieftainess of a village. 35uga, (1. strong sn~elling,pungent.
Sa'o, a . straight ; correct, right ; S i ~ ~ g a f o nso., a cutting of planks.
lollg, tall. Sa'uli, s. the name of a fish.
Sa'oau,~lunia,see SA'OTAMAITAI. Saulala, a. oppressive, cruel. See
Sa'calii, s. a pri~~cipal chief, with SAUA.
whom it is to determine what is Saulalo, v. to prepare the- material
proper (sci'o) to be done. for mdking nlats ; to prepare the
Saofa6i,v. to sit round in a circle : materials before building.
redup. saosnofa'i. Sauleia, u. w~thered, blighted (as
Si~ogalemu,v. to enter safely; to taro).
be in safety ; to escape dangers ; Sa'umi, s. a species of the banana.
rc dup. saosaogalen~u. Sauni, s . he who begins the game
Sa'oloto, v. to be a t liberty, to have of taguti'a.
freedom. Siiul~i,v. to prepare, to get ready ;
Saosao, s . t l ~ ename of n fish. pfiss, saunia ; redup. stluniuni.
Saosao, v. to collect food from house Pauniga, s. preparation.
to house for a travelli~lgparty ar- Siunua, v. to tlarnage, to injure, to
rived late in the day. maltreat; to beat the wooden
S;~osaoa,a . swift. drum ; to make a rattling noise
Saosao'o, s. one kind of fishing. to please a child ; to be engaged
Sa'otamaita'i, s. a chieftain~iesswho io gnmes ; redup. sauno,tnoa.
has the direction. S i i u ~ ~ o as. g ~games
, ; war ; conver-
Sabotulafnle, s. a tulufule as above. sation ( o f chiefs).
Sau, s. the dew. Sa6unu, a . wrinkled ; puckered ;
Sau, v. to come ; pl. o mai. slack : redup. sa'unu'unu.
Sau, v. to fall as the dew ; pass, Sausau, s. the name of a fish.
sau tia ; redup. sasdu. Sausau, v. to s p r i ~ ~ k;l eto build up
Yiu, v. to angle. a part of a wall that had fallrn
Siiu, pron. thy, your. down.
Sa'u, pron. my. Siusau, s. the mallet used in tatoo-
Siua, v. to have a return of sick- ing.
nrss ; to be ill of an epidemic. Sausau, v. to flutter the wings as
SauL, a. cruel, oppressive, despotic when about to fly; to throw the
Sa'ua, ijrtelj. Stop ! wait a little. tishhook.
Sau;tuli, s. a placc where pigs arc Sautia, v. (pass. of sau), bedewed.
allowed to range. S i u t ~ ~ a l a sai ., manifold, many thick-
Sauafa, v. to fasten with cinet. nesses.
Sauiga, s. oppressive couduct, ill. Siutualua, a . twofold, double ; (so
treating. nf any other uuml~er).
 174 SAP SAM
Safea, v . lo be struck ; to bc re- Salato, s. a stiuging tree.
moved (as a disease) ; to be Salato, see LALATO.
choked. Salefee, s. the land of aitu, the Sa-
Safole, s. the name of a fish. moan hades.
Safue, v. to beat. Salefu, s. an ashpan, used to carry
Saga, s. the dowry, property given the hot ashes to the mots of treea
by the woman's family at her mar- to destroy thcm.
riage. Salefuga, s. the-third day ofpalolo.
Saga, adv. continuedly ; redrcp. sa- Salemausarl, s. all the world, a great
gartaga. concourse of people ; (derived
SHgassgatea,. s. one species of the from a tradition of Maukh).
banana. Sali, v. to scoop out; pi. nmli;
Sagatonu, v. to be in a straight di- pass. salia.
rection, to face towards. Sali, s. the name of a fish.
Siigiga, s. rejoicing, boasting (most- Siliga, s. a girdle of leaves ; (a
ly ca~~seless). called before chiefa for titi).
Sagini, v. to talk of work and not Salisali, s. a thin layer of h e flesh
help at it ; to forbid a thing and of the young cocoanut adhering
do it himsclf. to the shell after the bulk of the
Sagisagi, a. light (as a burden) ; kernel has been removed.
nimble. Silo, v. to tell a thing over and over
Sago, v. to boast of a quantity of again : to tell all the particulars;
food or received; to move to grumble, to complnin of; pass.
the lips as in eating or talking ; saloa.
(a term of abuse) ; redup. sasago Saloa, interj. thanks ! thank you I
and sagosago. Selofia, v. to be starved ; pl. salo-
Sagole, v. to ransack, to pull about; lofia.
redup. sagolegole. See TAGOLE.Salulu, v. to shake.
Sala, s. a fine, a punishment. Silulu, s. a chiefs anger.
Sala, U. incorrect, wrong (as a hook Salusalu, v. to prepare the keel of
fastened wrong, or a word in n II canoe.
speech). Salusalu, v . to rejoice in prospect
Sala, v. to cut off, to lop ; redup. of some good ; to hope.
sasala, salasala. Sama, v . to stain yellow (ae the akin
Sala, adv. contin~~cdly.See SAGA. wit11turmeric. the Samoan rouge).
Salaamu, s. the uame of one growth , Sama'aga, s. t l ~ capplication of tur-
of the atule. meric.
Salaiavala, u. (sala ia Vala), to be Siniaivao, s. a pigeon cau lit from
purlislled on account of the head the bush llaving one eyeDblind.
of the family. Samaola, v . to look yellow while
Salafalafa, u. flat ; pl. salalafa. alivc; (a reference to the practica
Salalau, v. to be scattered, to be
spread about.
Sa!Zma, v . (sala arna), to cut off
Sao~ani,
calioe.
ilr turmeric after death).
applys. t le end of the suati of a

the outrigger of a canoe ; to leave Siimanu, s. a chief's anger.

off the moniiug fishing. Samasama, a. yellow.
Salanlo, v. to repent. Sa~ni,s. the sea; salt water; a co-
Salal~i,s. gravel, broken pieccs of coan~ttin the stage before beaim-
coral. lllp 1)01~10.
 SAM
Sami, a. strong tasted as if brack-
islr, as, o le niu sami.
Samialnina, v. to be redde~~edby
exposure to the sun on the salt
water.
Samilolo, s. a native dish of food.
Samonn~oa,a. dried up ; become a
skeleton (as fish dried up from
being cooked often, or a skeleton
from which the flesh has dried
UP>. - Sasaa, v. to pour out ; to show the
Samusamu, v. to pick up crumbs
and fragments, to eat the remains
of food-
Sana, s. Indian corn, maize.
Sana, pron. his, hers.
Sana, u. to spirt out (as blood from
a vein) ; to rr~akewater (as into a
bamboo) ; to shoot, to dart (as
pain from one part to another) ;
redup. sasana.
Sanatoto, s. dysentery.
Sani, s. a law, by which all pigs
found in the plantations were kill-
ed and eaten by the finders, or to
puliish any infringing on things
prohibited ; as, Ua lu le sani.
Sano, v. to long fbr, to be intent
upon ; to abound (as property,
speeches, &c.)
Sanoola, v. to earnestly desire to
live.
Sanuu, v. to be loose (as a rope not
tightened) ; to be wrinkled, to be
puckered. See S A U X U .
Sapa, n. to be unequal (as a paddle
larger on one side than the other,
the sun more to the west than the
east; the night more than half
past: Ua sapa i ao).
Sapasapai, v. to take in the arms;
to take hold of (as any one's
words) ; pl~ss.sapilia.
Sapatii, s. the name of a fish.
Sape, u. club footed.
S;~pi,a. quarrelsome, snarlieh.
Sapo, v. to catch anything thrown ;
to catch up a word and answer
it ; to put i n a new plank or keel
SAS 175
to a canoe ; redup. saposapo; pl.
sasapo.
1
Sapotuvalr, a. to palpitate, to flut-
Bapupuvale ter (as the heart).
Sasa, s. a scourge, a rod, a whip.
Sasa, v . to beat ; to reprove in a
speech ; pass. siiia.
S k - i , s. a sign, a portent.
S%s?i,a . forbidden.
Sasaa, a. plural of saasaa.
cause of anger in order to making
friends; the plural of suo, 10
dance.
Sasae, v. to tear, to rend; pass.
saea.
Sasa'e, s. the east ; the stick for
spreading out the hot stones of
the oven.
Sasa'e, v. to capsize, to upset; to
move a house; pass. sa'ena.
Sasan, v. to terminate on some part
(as an internal complaint break-
ing out into a rash, &c.); to bo
salivated ; plural of sao, to collect
together food or property.
Sasa'o, a. plural of sa'o.
%sao, v . (\,I. of sao), to enter.
Sasau, s. heavy dew.
Sasau, a. mischievous, unrestrain-
able (as animals breaking into
plantations).
Sasau, v. to fall (of the dew).
Sasau, v. to sling a stone ; to swing
the arm (as in giving a blow); to
blow the trumpet shell.
Sasau, s. one kind of cuttle fish
having long feelers ; a loug legged
crayfish.
Sasauli, s. a species of taro.
Sasaga. s, a bottle rack.
Sas:lgi, v. to boast of, to rejoice in,
(mostly used wl1t.n causeless).
Sasala, v. to be diffused (as a per-
fume) ; to be spredd abroad (as @
report); pl ural of sula, to cut off.
Sasali, v. p ural of sali.
Sasalu, u. to eat or work very deli-
berately; to make a thorough
1;ti S.\d SEU
g long I Se ii, prom what ?
c.lenrnnc.e of a ~ ~ y t l l i ;~ rto
fi)r : to rc.juit.c ill prosl~cctof ally Sea'e, a. back; as, a l a reace, a
~qc~ocl. back road.
Sns~llni, rr. (111. ol' srttni), strong- Sraea, s. a score of nuts.
titsttad a* it' brackisl~,(allplieil to SEasGa, s. the name of a tree and its
cocoanrrts). fruit ; a child's penis.
Sasnnn, SCL' S.ISA. Seisei, udv. seldom.
S:rsi~l~o. 7,. to cetcli in tl~t.n~o~ltll (as Seasiasi, s. one species of the sS.
n dog); ~)luralof supo. Seirtrra, interj. an expression of as-
Sasave, s. a csocdanut having 110 tonisliment on escaping from dan-

,1
stel11 to tlre fruit. ger : It was by the power of God;
Sasi, v. to make a slip of the tonglle as, Seatua ma i matou.
in spr-akilig ; to tiilk nonsense (as Sce, s. a nrethod of catching fish.
i t 1 delirirru~);rcdrqr. sa..isasi. ' Sec, v . to slip, to slide, to glide

Ii
Hatirne, s. I~ill~dsolue men. along ; to be dislocated ; to beg
Sutia, v. to be eaten ; to be torn (as food ('ui see) ; redup. s e e , see-
by dogs, k c . ; ap11lit.dto pigeol~s, see.
footl, f i ~ ~n~ats).
c Seea, a. weak (as the hair, lauulr
S:~tlrla,s, the I I ~ I I of
I ~ a slrellfish. seca).
Sava, s. filtlr, ordure. S e e p , s. the party gliding on the
S.iv;14i,s. one species of the seaegg. ! waves.
Savala, r . to desire toeatrich things. ; Seesee, s. one kind of taro.
Siivali, s. an an~baieatlor. i Seesee, v. to drag orreself along sit-
Savali, v. to walk ; pl. siivtlli and t i l ~ gon the ground.
siivnvali. Seeti, s. a sandy plain a t the mouth
Savaligd, s. a girdle of lcaves. See of a river; a contrivance for bring-
TITI. in:: a canoe more on a level by
Siivaliga, s. a walk ; the distance to wrdges driven under the iato.
be walked. Seevae, s. a shoe.
Siivalivali, v. to walk on, to keep , St$ s. a flower put into t h e hair or
niovi~ig. / behind the ear.
Savasava, u. bemircd wit11 filth. Sei, v. to put a flower into the hair
Savt.11,

Saveve t
Savelu, sce Sa'eu.

Savili, s. a breeze.
Saviii, v. to blow, to be windy; pass.
I?.
or behind the ear ; redup. seisei.
1 Se'i, 23. to jerk ; puss. sesia ; tedup.
seLise'i.
-
be'l, a slgn of the imperative mood,
used prccatively.
saviligia. Se6ia, conj. (se'i ia), until, till.
Savilivili, 7 j . to blow gently. Scilala, s. the name of a tree.
Se, a r t . a, an. Se'itnai, see LE'IMAI.
SS, s. Friend ! (a call to a man). Seisei, v. to adorn the head with
Se, s. the general name for the I flowers. See SKI.
grass11opl)er. ; St:'ise6i, v. to jerk repeatedly (as a
se, u. afraid, as tt~unuvuAS. rope i l l order to disentangle it).
Se, v. to wander ; to mistake ; re- Seu, s. tlie method of catching mul-
d,rp sese ; rccipr. fesea'i. let.
Se auoa aua, conj. if 1 had. Sen, v. to stir round; to turn the
Sea, s. the name of a tree ; the in- . head of the canoe, to steer to; to
side of the lotrtu. i catch in a net (as pigeo~rsor mul-
 SEM
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let) ; to ward off a blow ; to in- Segisegi, s. twiligl~t.
terrupt a speech ; to present (as Segisegi, see SEOI.
a figl~tbetween lands); pl. scseu ; Sela, s. asthma.
dimz~r.seuseu. Sela, v. to be out of breath ; to be
Se'n, s. the llaule of a seabird. See asthmatic.
SI:'~J-I':~~EA~. Srlau, a. a hundred.
Se'u, v. t,o move up and down the Selauselau, a . very many.
featllrrs of the tail (as a manuolii Sele, s. a snare; the name of a shell-
w11c.n frigl~tenedand about to fly fish.
away) ; applicd figuratively to a Sele, v. to cut (as the hair); to
co\vard : lJrc se'u le f u l t r . snare.
Seuga, s. the method OF catching SEle, s. the name of a sharp-cutting
pigcons \\ it11 a net. weed.
S c ~ ~ g a ' iudv.
, to I I O purpose, use- Selea, v. to be cut ; redup. sele-
Ics5ly. selea.
Seug;iLirniti,s. a y o ~ ~ t l not i , a full- Selei, v , to cut, to slash.
grown mari ; fa term of contempt). Seleulu, s. scissors.
SF'c~lu,s. otle ki~idof sZ. Selefatu, s. the shell used to scrape
Srust.11, s. leafless I>rancl~es. breadfruit.
S ~ I I . Gv~. Ito I , stir round repeatedly. Selesele, s. an evenly cut head of
S V ' L I J ~ '1I, .I ,to be niatttd together hair ; a cloud bringing a squall of
( a s 11i1irfro111wet 01. dirt). wind and rain.
S e ' ~ ~ t n l x a st.~ the, rlalrle of a sea- Sdesele, v. to cut into several pieces;
bi~ci. to shear.
Sel;~,s. the name of a weed. Seleseleafo, v. to be in commotion
Sefea, pron. which? (as the sea is by a fish dragged
Sefca, adu. whence ? through the water a t the end of
Sefulu, a . ten. the line, or when rippled by a ris-
Sega, s . the general name for the ing breeze).
parroquet; tlie tail of the fly-fish- 3iilogolog0, s. a name given to some
hook. kinds of sS when they come into
Srga'u'a9
Segasamoa
1 s . two kinds of sega.
the house.
jelu, s. a comb ; the feathers on a
cock's head which are erected
Srgasega, s. the name of a fish.
Srgasega, a . yellowish (as the body when he is beaten : Ua tu le selu.
from disease). See LEGALEOA. Selu, v. to comb; topraise; redup.
Segasegama'u'u, s. one kind of se- seselu, seluselu ; pass. selua.
9a. Seluga, s . praises.
Segavale, v. to stare from fear ; to jemLi, s. Friends ! (a call for atten-
shine dimly (as the sun througha tion).
mist). jema, s. a red siapo.
Segi, a . wild, shy, not tame ; pl. :,ma, v. to agree with another to
sesegi ; redup. segisegi. be his antagonist a t a club-match;
Segi, v. to snatch, to catch away ; to sop up the sceuted oil as it is
pass. segia. produced.
Segi, v. to burn a scar as a beauty jenlanii, adv. hardly, it was as if.
spot. jiimatapia, s. oue kind of sS.
Segiamauli, v . (literally, to have jemu, v . to cut off what is above
tile heart snatched away), to be or beyond the rest (as a post too
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in addressirlg any aged person. stir.!-: OII il~livtlit~r.

mats arc m n d ~ .

ment.

: I : o I i I I i blow inclub matches: to lift

I;:-;..;. tngetller; to bring property all
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bf]7f/.
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/ torether.
RiiiaLi. v . to make larger than ne-
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t ?i,-v;,!s ':: 1 S,n, ct ,c~sg~aaS.,r;yatolifting exaggerate.
; the party lift-
c'.erc' ! ,
'
. I ing.
. . i . . . .;- : :::;,
&.:c ,. :, : : I i : :;;to, rq. to si'omia;
I: . . . i . 1 .
c t ~~, ~ ! 1 1 1 1
7 ( p . si'osiio.
97i :.'-.. ..
I Fioioit:~, a sslrtation. See TALOFA.
~ e t u z., : r : ilr.lil; I . L . ~ ~ I (setosetu.
Sevaa, s. ;::- kil!cl 4 1 : SF.
~ ~ .
1 s i c l l , S . tile o f a fishm
I
Siru, s. thr extremity, the end, the
Se\,e, s. . .,clr.a one : ns, Prri 7na corllrr (as tile mouth, a
L:$?ti 7:. fc Ttti n t c ~Se7.e. wilve, &c.) ; tlrr rc!r~se of t u r m ~
Si, r!. 1i::'o ; (a t1in:inukive particlz , ric..
o f ~ e c,:.j'~.c"ii~:g
i~ clirlenrrne~~t::IS. I :.:i'llnall. a. a l l clirr.nl:ty of the reef.
Si cina ;;~ 7 ~ 1 ) . I ' i i ' ~ ~ . t r. I . s. OII,. ~:c.intor o~lterextre-
Sia, prox. t?:i;. I I: ~ I Y i f f . I I I { ; ~ C I I ~ iI l Il ~tlie reef.,
 SIS 179
Si'ufofctga, s. a cl~ic.t"svoice. Silo, s. the cntrails of t l ~ esiiark.
Si'll~allt,s. t l ~ extremity r ot'a ware. Sina, art. a, (a din~i~ruiive).
S i ' u g ~ ~ t ts. r , a corrler of the mouth. Sina, s. a gourd.
Si't~rnant~t~u, s. the name of a fish. S i m , u. some.
*See A I . \ ~ . \ ~ \.r.\vu.\,\.
~JI Sina, a. white ; p l , sisir~a; ~,ctlujj.
S i ' ~ ~ n r a t as., the outer corner of tile sirrasina.
eye. Sir);, a . grey (of the h ~ a d ) .
S i ' u n i ~ ~ rsi., the name of the l r t l t ~ j Sil~ii'aiuga,rc. greyl~eatLcdI'rorn ('at-
\ ~ ~ l l c ! l lf u l l :ro\v11. i r ~ gthe uya.
Si'usi'u, s . the point (as of :I knil'e, Sir~asi,pron. that (of a nlore dista~lt
swortl, k c - ) ; t l ~ restrc~r~ity (as of objvct t l ~ a rsiusi).
~
; I titil, lt,;~!',i ) I I I I I, ! ~~ Z~L , . ) Sirlei, pron. this.
Si'117t3:1,s . O I L , , I<i:,(l o f I I I C ! i p!x~it. Sini, s. the goal in racing, alirl i l l a
S i z a ~ ~so. , tlr:, fruit of t l ~ ftrltr. c gnme.
S i p , see ; \ r v - : t i < ) . Sini6, v. to race.
Si'a, ::, ail v..tr I I I ~ I V11f ;I r,~i!~I~c)-,v. Sinioga, s. a race.
Si1.1,1 ' . tu I>c ;~;lla.ric(l: Urr ailst l e Sinoi, a. to find fault with another's
1 ! 1 / 1 / i I t , , l!/!//</fl. conduct while doirlg the sarne
Fii,~~il:~:i, s. ; I : * I I I < , I r i ! ~t l ~ eIJ-I(,~<. I~irnselt
s ; l , i ~ l l ~ l ,s.
l l ~ilil,~<.
, Sipa, s. the name of a fish.
SiS:lfilg;l, S. a cliic,Fs \ i e w i ~ ~ g01, , Sipa, v. to be awry, to ir~clirre to
sight. one side; to make a mistnke i l l
SiI,~:,it. t ~ 1). ,5siv(, ol's;si///. speakir~g.
Si!;~~it;ri!i~!;>, I * . to v i ~ , \ v I I I C \rit~tl Sisi, s. tlie freshwater wirrkle ; a
; l i : t l wc!i~ti:erof tile l:i..ct~. fissure or hole from whicl~water
Silata6i~nat;~gi, s. the silri whicli trickles ; streams in tlie saud a t
brings wind ; a clrief' wlro causes low water ; the two lrard eyes i l l
war. the cocoanut.
Sili, u . ~~rinci1)3l, b ~ t I~iglrest.
, Sisi, pron. t l ~ a t .
Sili, v. to lodge in, to s t ~ c kin (as Sisi, v. a. to hoist up, to draw up.

I
ar~ytliingbehir~dI I I P e:~r). Sisi, v. to trickle down.
Sili, u. to inrillire, to ask ; pass. si- Sisi, v. to make a Irissing noise (as
lia. green wood in the lire).
Sili, ( t d ~ ' escec~clit~gly.
. ; Sisii, %r. to lift ; to 111aliegreat, to
Silia, v. to Ivt ~):ts.i, to ji;~.x o\.cr; /' n~alce oneselt' g r ~ u t :as, A sisii,
~ o tI l S i t 1 r : t i ) . % ~ ;I jicrs011 C O I I I I I ; L S ~ I I ~
ill ; L I I Z W ~ to

.
Silit';iLi,1:. t r . to go I)c~yc:r~tl
n ~ a l i i ~n~tl(.to~~l.
g n t ~ ( LIIII.
tI1c flar~kof (Ire c ~ ~ e ~ ~ r y ) .
Sillga, s. tlre 11l;rc.e to stick i l l tlic
IIy 6slrl11)ol~.
l
I
(as troolis a s n ~ ; ~ tl ll ~ i ~to~ ag I ' I I ~ C ; to be
1ur11i11g pro~rdwil111111t C : I ~ I Sto
( ~use
; :I~)II-
-S ~ L L . I a r ~ g ~ ~ ai ng ae Il;lr~gIrty111~111-
IIV~.
$isii, I!. to 111:1lie SIIII;,,:; ,I!>" the
$ilig;r, I , . to Irave got I),,jo~rtltlrt: , l)/tir:11of,>ii.
I I ~ ( ~ I I or C ~ <,~j,u~tc ( l ; to Ire Si-iLo,1 1 . to (,ir(:~~~nverrt.
tir~rc
i too lut(a, ~labt,gor~cby. Sihiti], $. \rtmst.
Siligifbnnr~n,o. to I)c too old to Si>ila, 1:. to lu41k (of rl~icfs); pttss.
b r i ~ rcl~iltlrcn. sili~fia; r e d ~ ~ psilasila. ; recipr. tb-
8 ~I\~~U v.I to I I Ia,s c e r t i ~ col.r.ectly.
i~~ ~ ;
S~~~I~';I'I.
Sllivalr, v . to gl.crl~lble; to rebel. Sisila, s. the fixii:g o f the cye in
,IT
.r. see 1 ~ 1 s o'I'.\(.Iv.\LL. d e a t l ~: L7u IU le si:ila.
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+I..I?I..<, a !! l r ~ ~ :lI ,e ,111.tI:a,r. ~ Sor+>c. .,. T I L I I I I ~ lilro L . ~ I c ) ( I ~ J .
> I ? I \ I,., . i t n l b t G I I I ,~, I I ; I I J I I ~ . ~( ~; I\ < t I l c S 8 i . s. ;I sl)t~ci(~s of ~ I I I I .
i!.lit.r. 1'1, I I I ; I n:~l~.Il.oiirst-!; 111 S11.i. 1 . . 10 s\v;trn) ( ; I < n~ice, men,
+ 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 (lnr: .;I.: 1!:1;11 i ' 1 1 ~ 1 1 1 OI:C R.c. :; I ~ I ~ so'i?ioLi.
II~I.
p:.rt I*!'I ; ) , , I I I . ~ ! ) I I I ; I ! I I . I ~ ~ I , I , ) . , Stai;~.; ~ t / t , j~. . I I O I I ~ ~desist!
I ! let it
h > I ! ~ I , I I ~ . I , ... :I ?.in( ( h (11' 1111' A;.,;.
,b I)(,!
& I . 1,. 1 1 ) I ! ; ~ , II I~O ~ I I . I I I I I I I I : SI,I*II!;I. .s. I I : I (ki1111
~ uf .wi.
. .
5i.i1;111oi1.
SiGi,lli
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5 i ~ i i i 1 0 ..s. ;I >~j;tiI.
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4 s. "I".'. ..I\+ , 01' s i s i .
I
~ I ,(of (-lti/.rs).
S I I ~ ~ .c.I I lift*
, SoiS11i1.I - t r l 1is.r (c!f'rltir:fs).
S ~ ~ i t ' ui:!/llj.
i~, Ijl(.ss roll! I I I ; I ~ yo11
livc ! ; I I I cl;ucula~ior~ to onc sll~es-

511.11. eill~c.~.. clue of, s o Icttorc, ~ I I I Sni+oi,

~ 1 to 1a11gt1( t o n clrid').
OIIC of' ~ I I C I I I . Scjisoil'~ii~ , i '"
Soii, .s. ;I C ~ I ~ I ~ ) ;aI Isecontl , . Suo, c r . ; I I I ~: a*, soo se lurru.
I ~ O I;~or~c
w l ~ o11rc1(.11rvsa wiili: fur a~~otlrer; . 800, 1.. tu c~nc~irc~lc, to s t ~ r r o t ~; ~to~ d
;I ~lnllrewit11 song.
Soi;\, s . a n~etllotlof fisl~irlgby 11igl11; SOO.
1
join ; p h ~ .sootia ; intens. sol,-

tllc brace of a hor~se; a gun. Sou, trdv. frequently, cor~ti~iuedly,

Soaa, s. the nlc~~intain
+oilbili, L'. to steal food to eat.
~)lant;~i~i. I
wit110ut i~~termissioti.
i Soo. a. to be painerl, to be troubled:
soa~l'ulll, s . varieties of the soan. i as, so0 ~ t (iu, a RLc.
SoaasG 1
Sobai. I.. to 111.nc-ctlle 11o11se.
, Sooga, s. propprty given to the fa-
1 ~ r ~ i of'
l v the wife on fetchina 11t~r
S i ~ i o ., I I I I I i s , llorllr nftcrascl)aratio~~; perineum
I j y \\.11i1.11 111t.y arc, ~lraisctl. / nlulicbrc.
S ( ~ ' ; ~ i t Lu'., to speak witliout P ~ I O W - Soona, urlv. a t random, any how;
i ~ rcspttct.
~ g 1 very.
Soafafi~~e, s. t11c female scrvant of a So'~~so'o,r . to be joil~c!d in many
lady. i places ; to bc close together.
Suiin~oe~noe, s. the leaf' just un- Sou, rc. roug-11, fban~ing; rcdup.
foldccl. S011S0U.
Soani, rl. ILur, ( I I S C ~on Ynvaii). ; Sou, ]17'011. thy (so ou).
Sl~mnia,1,. (ti I I I I I sou), to I)c c.onlljn- So'u, pan. tu.y ( s o o'ti).
nio~letl,to I l ~ v ca sec>ondor C ~ I I I - Su'u, L.. 1ct me (for sc'i o'u).
panio~~. Solla, (I. laboring i : ~i l cross sea ;
SoLi~sobii, I . . to s ~ ) ~ fis11.
ar bcset wit11 toilgues, scolded on all
Soi1so5, .st e S . \ I \ : \ I . sides.
Soata, s. a stoily tract of l a ~ ~ t l . Souful~a,s. a call to a wornan. See
Soatau, s. a large canoe made from Fc!sa.
one tree. Sohi, 2:. to break dow11; to bieak
Soatau, s. an armour-bearer; a cow- t11ro11gl1 (as troops); pf6SS. sofaia.
panion i l l arms. Soga, s. a shaver, a servant or at-
Soivaa, r. two or three canoes go- tenda~~ peculiar
t to certain chiefs.
ing t o g c t l ~ ~ ~ r . Sogii, s. a plant fro111 the bark of
Yoesa, cc. tlisagrccnblr, offensive, w11ic.h nets a n d rcd shaggy m~its
i11111oyirlg; retlrlp. so~~sorsii. n1.c 111:1dc.
Sog:~sog;l,r,. pc.rsrv~ring(asi l l work, w;lr Tor a ti111e; to fo~l)id,as a
ktugt,r, &LC.) travellitig ~ ~ a r ttroop" y, k c . , f'roni
Sogi, 7,. to rub noses, to salr~te; 111. proct~cdi~ig.
t;,asogi. Solo, s. a land slip.
Sogisogi, ij. to sn~ell; pass. so,git;ir. Solo, 1.. to slide away, to f:111 dowu
, ~ l flrslly
S l ~ g o s. ~ e e r ~ dot' .)I-
t l ~ c t (as a wall); to 11i1ss al(lng (as a
dier crab ; a cl~ild'sprr~is. : I I I I I I I ~ of'~ J~
~ ( ~ o pi lll rt l ~ rroad).
sol;^, 1 % . to run away, to esc;ij,cS, I ( , Solo, trrlo. along, from place to
fly away ; pl. sosola ; 11crs.q. so1,t- i place.
tia ; rerlup, solasola. 1Solo, s. a song i l l pri~isrof' a cl~ief"s
Soli~';igt~, ?;.a fligl~t;the ty I . I I ~ I lil~lds,Krc. ; a to\vcl.
ni~~ g ; pl. sosola;~ga.
:rwi!y Solo, 11. swilt.
I 1%. f l J l ' l l l l W a y llllllle (:IS a Soh);l, ])a*~iVeOf s/JsO~O.
\rom:ln r a ~ r ~ ~ hour i i ~ g Iicr Irus- Soloa'i, 1%. to goalong to a ~ ) l i ~(as cc
l);~~cl). troops to t l ~ esrat ol'war); to suc-
So!irsi~lu~C~l~r, 7.. to flcc fi~raway. ceetl to a lit Itx or posst~ssio~~.
Solata'i, 7:. to ; t l ~ ~ c o twith, ~ t l to carry Soloalofk, v . to pine at'tt,r (;ISw cl~ild
off. for its al)sent parer~t).
S o l ; i t a ~ q.s. a colnpally of Ilersol1s Suloatoa, v. to be all i l l a ~ ~ i e c tto ,,
fleeing. l ~ a v euo break or join.
Soldtia, s. a rl)ec-ies of' c ~ . a l ~ See . SG!oi, s. a towcl.
P.~.II.A['II.I. Soloi, 7'. to wipe ; pass. sGloia.
Soli~tia,v . to be avoidrd, to I)e rle- Soloi, o. to throw clown (as a wall);
~ertcstl. to slide dowr~(as a wall or a pile
Sole, s . t'riend ! (a call to a man). of' stones) ; prtss. soloia.
See SIC. Soloil~~ma, z7. to irnprovc.
Soli, 1 3 . to tread upon. to tr;~nil~!eSoloitua, v. to get worse, to dettario-
o n ; IKLSS. solia ; retlttp. sosuli, riilta.
solisoli. I Solofir, u. to slip d o \ v ~to ~ ,run c l o w ~ ~ ,
'
S(J!i:tail, 7.. to bcg .se76 i m l ~ l r ~ ~ n e ~ ~tot sfall ~ O W I I .
of'a killage en11~loyc.dill s e ~ y u . S o l o t l ~ ~s~. ~a~I~or.;e.
a,
Soli aitu, s. large gatl)el.ings ot' peo- Sololclci, v . to pass a 1 o 1 1 I~~ a l ) p i ! ~
r,le for wrestli~lg and games on slid \\ithout accitle~~t.
r c . n ~ o v i ~a ~~g~ r o l ~ i b i tfiom
i o l ~places Solon~ua,e.. to go al~citd,to take
111;lc1esacretl to t l ~ egods. the Il'ad ; to be I)ef'orel~arrd(as a
Soliga, s. natile c l r ~ t lgiver1 ~ as pre- cro11 of b r e i ~ d f r ~ ~ i t ) .
s c ~ ~I)y t s a vi.gi11. Solom~rli,77. to Im-k 111rpaddlcs, to
S o ! i g ~ - a a ( s.r , a bvggir~gparty seek- plrll I)arkwar.tls ; to bc: b:~liilld-
i ~ i gS P U ~ Ui ~ ~ p I r r ~ ~ ~ : n t s . 11alid ( ; I S a cro11ot' Orl,;dt'roit) ; to
~ o i i l c l r l o ~ i 1 1 1 1r0. ~to, 1Ilave
, a I~ouse- walli b a ~ l i w i ~ r;d ilo go b.~ck.
1%; \ I rni~rgl)y a ~ ~ o c t l a . Solosolo, s. the I I ~ ~ I ~ofI Va fish, (see
SijIi-Gli, s. [ ~ I ' ~ ? t l . i i t;i ~plllr t t i ~ ~t gl ~ e i , ' s i r \ ~ ); a l ~ ; ~ ~ r ~ I ~ , ~ ~ r c l ~ i e t ' .
solt.s of the cliict"~kt:t agail~st Soio.;olo, 1.. to .lij, ; I M ~ (il, I ~ tl~e eal.tli
tlit, Ixtln~sof tlrc Illrr~dsalrd tile o ~ rtile side ot'., 11111).
l.l~ceks. Solusull,i, see L r : . i ~ ~ ~ . u ~ o r . o u .
Sol~soli,2.. to tran~l),to tread. Solovi, s. a wort1 ~ l ~ t r u t c , tout l on
SoliiGli, , I . to c.omIllcsncea taro plan- getting tlre \ ~ c i o ~ . y .
'

tatrot!. See U A L . . ~ . , S ~ O V V . ?to, slide down.

S,~Iitn,I.. t o r t r ~ ~ u i iaway i from the Soma. see ,a2\,
S , , I I I O,s,, t l r v ~ I I II I I ~scrr<tio11011 1 Fo.ogo, r. to sti~ellof lrrilr:-.
I I S r i I r ~ r c r r i ~ ~ . Horoli, v. to rrc ad O I I ; to chat t11:ngs
i
So11oa, I . . to Ira\ e 111cc,!.cs ;;gglr~ti- which were rel~rewntatiursof the
nait~cl. I gods.
Fo~noson~o, a. n sn~illlsl)ro~~t. 1 Sosolo, 1,. to ru11, to spread (as li-
Polla, ~ J T ~ lU~.i s 11cr's , (so o~ra). q~rid.. as fht when nielting, or as
$ ' o ~ ~Ii: ., to cllol) ; rcilrcp. sor~isoui. c ! e r l ) i ~ ~lrlants);
p to act co\\ardly;
Sorii, s. :I wairr boitle. I puss. solrla.
Soilt', s. a lock of hair lrft longcr ' Soqoni, s. n cutting 11lov~i l l e club-
tlrau tlle rcst. I 1natc:Ir.
Sopo, o. to stcp o r r r ; to 1::rss ~ V ( >' ISosol~i, .; 1.. to rllol) ; to notch.
111. sosopo ; ~ c ~ l ~X e( J pI J .O W ~ ) O; t , c - SII, u. wt t ; tvilxg (as taro) ; pl.
vipr. fesopoa'i. / susii ; &!/in. susii.
So;.o;tga, s. a stvp. j Sna, 29. to ~ ~ l o u g lup, l to grub u p
Sol,ol:~gi,1.. ro \lass over tlre hra (as the soil); to toss as a bull;
vens, (api~lit~d to tlrc n~orniogsinr pc~ss.suatia.
wlten seen in tile evrl~il:g; and Sua, s. cooked food (especially a s .
looked upon as a sigr~of deatlr to , preiarrd for the sick) : juice o r
tlle farnily of Pc'a). I licluid of' ally kiud, as suii susu,
Sopolill, 1:. to tral~sgressthe laws of ! milk.
bolrito 'fis11il.g by stcppi1.g o w r , Sua, 1.. to corltain liquid (as a bot-
the catroe. j tle!; to disc11al.ge nlatter (as at,
So;x~mpo,r . to pass over; to tr;~ns- al~ecess); to tacl; (of a boat or ir
gress; to raise tlle fcct in \valkir~g s11ip); 111. S I I S U ~ .
so as to leave I I I I ~ a snlall trail : Sli;~,1.. to jest, to joke ; pl. sr~sua,
t o marry or al~l,ro:~c!lto a rela- Sua:~!atla'i, 2'. ti)r one chief or his
tioll. / follo\veis to speak against another
Sdl~~sopuloloa, 21. to take lol.gstel~s;, clriel' to tllc lady to whom he is
to rnn1.c. 1o11pstages ill ;I jorir~~t.y. 11:tyillg addrt~ssrs.
So!,ctnf,~g;l, s, adultery \sit11a clrivf's S r ~ a r ~su. , oil.
\vi<e. i S I I ~ IS.~ ~tl111 I , Ilanie (of chiqfs).
S o ~ x ~ v a l c ; (to !
~ . pass over u~lcrrenlo- S~laga,s. thc tilckilig of a s i ~ l p; the
n'orrsig ; to use bat1 words to a of a pip ; jesting.
cl~iet: a male fiiend ot'a wotnan
Scsia, a. rirlies or property spread itlea of illicct inter-
out to view. I .
SEsij, r*. to move lo^ g : to d::lw , St~:rla;~, rr. b:acki.;ll.
near (aitll 111tei) ; to ~rlove ofl' Srr;llnulic, u: swept.
(wit11 rctv). Suall~u;r,c. to be first in speaking
St:so, 1.. to drcay bcfore grolvillg 1 tigl~tillg,k c . ; rcrluI~,suasuatttua.
again (as I1111l,ousroots. Sua!~lrili,1.. to be last i n sl,e,rkil,g,
Siso, 2). to turn f'lwn siC1~'toside, to fi;:lrti~rg, (Ec. ; ~.erlcc~~. sussua-
I)e rcstless (as i l l i~ f'cv~tr); ),cdup. t~luli.
Su:lsr~a,L~. to root up, to turn up
tlie grorrntl (as a pig d ~ ~ e s ) .
Slias~~iri, ) v . to work Iliird t'orotllem
Srr;~.;116j (its a illnil i l l the wife's
f , ~ r ~ ~ or
i l y\, ic.? \.~i.sa).
S ~ I , L ~ Is.S I111iIk.
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S~~;ltilga, s. a ti1c.k oftlrc slrip ; t l ~ c s11,ill fur~~islr 1)igs for a travelling
I-ooting ot'a pig,'. 1)" ty) ; to scul(l on ircc.711t ~ tof a
huati, s. iio outrigger on the rigl~t sn~all contribution; ]J!. susuti ;
side or a ca:.oc, to keep r l l t . r , r ~ c r c , pass. sutia ; redup. sutisufi.
frorr~beiug subnierged wher~sa!l- ; Sugale, s . a s1,ecit.s of taro; the
I I I ~ . I 11a11le of a fisl~.
Su:~ti,u. to spit out ; to t1:roiv oiii ' :lt~~ale'~lla,
r~~bbisl]
SII,;LV~I~,
; to ust: b , ~ dI c ~ ~ ~ g ~ ~: S~r~aicgasufi,
c~gt'
s. water ; foocl (so c.~i:carl Su;yale~l~atiipitogo,
1 s. the d i f f r r e ~ ~ t
kintls oftht: tislt
bel'ore ellieis).
S i ~ r s.
1 Sl~girlel)agotii
, a hsh, (son~ctinles11oisoi1- Sugalu, s. tirro left till over ripe;
1 called suyule.

ous). it11 old pigeon ; the fishing by geu,

S I I ~2:., to prqjc,ct (:ds the bc,lly of' a (a tern1 of rcsj~ect); an old per-
pig v r a Lt I N , ~ S O; III .) ~ ~ Isue- I ~ J . sou who is st ill good-looki~~g ; an
>ue. old arrow taken great care of:
SuCc, I , . to searcl~, to t~xanii~ic ; ai)l)lit.dalso to some other t h i ~ ~ g s
1)"s. SLI'~:;I; redup. st~'esn'c. w l ~ i c lare~ old and good.
Su't,, v. to Irllew tire c i ~ ~ . ,tts t ~ : n - S u g C t l i ~ a u n l ~ rs~, ~ the ~ a , refusal of
i ~ ~ OF g sa calioe. ~)roi)osiilsof ~narri.~ge.
Sli'esu'c, see s c s u ' c . SugaluLtiva, s. a tern] of respect for
Su'esu'c~rga,v. to sc~al.clrdiligently. ;ill j;liru, as pigeon-catcl~itig,to-
Sui, o. to dilute ; I[) a(lcl frcslr in- Zoyu, &(:.
gl.t,die~rtsto a butell of oil; re- Sugkriuvai, s. the i j j fibuod in tlie
dup. suisui. ~vutt:r; a good looking man.
Ftii, s. a sr~bstitute. Sula, v . to praise O I I a c c o u ~ ~oft
Sui, (I. to substitutt, ; to be a sub- riches, b:auty, k c . ; redup. suln-
stitute; l,ecipi,l. li.suidbi, to ex- sula.
cl~:~r~ge. Sula'ese, v. for otl~ersto praise us
Su-i, s. a you~rgc o r o a ~ ~ u 11avi11g t, and [lot oue's own self or in~unc-
011;ywater a11d 110 he1.11e1. diate relations ; pass. su1;r'est.a.
SuGi,v. to do needlework ; to thread Sulali, s. the I I ~ I I of I ~ a sl~clllislt.
"11 a string ( a s beads, &c.); to Sulusuli~,s. olle spvcies ol' the ba-
twist ttle sugarcalle leaf on to a nalla.
tulle (as in r~ral,ilrg thatch). Suli, s. a you~lgbanalla ; tlte true
S~ril<~palal)a, s . the hips. son of a cl1it4'.
hlliru, o. to cxclr;i~igestanding (;IS Sulisuli, s. a sl)ceies of starfislr.
t l ~ cgirdle of Ieuvcs); to exclra~~geSulu, s. a torclr ; dry le;ives ot'puo-
a 1.oLte11puat i l l a house ; to Lakc yo; j!,tcr. tire cyc ; the true son
a substitute oft' Irul~d; to take tli~: of a cI~it,f;(uscd oil Sirvaii instead
tl~~lrer's place. i ot'suli) ; :i sou~ll-\rt~str~r-ly wind ;
Sue, s. a slfirde. ;I yclluw~.I~ Ily-li.l~lrook. '
5"". L,. to ~ltil\ v i ~ ltire ~ I~cndbo;.i~~gSulu. u. lo liglit by ;L to.cll : p n 5 s
I I I ~ I I 111eg r o ~ ~ ~ ~ d . 1 s u l ~ ~ ;i , 1~1i susu 1 1 .
: 3 t ~ a . ~ i~. . ~to ; i ,Iheg k'uotl aker I ~ a v i i ~ gh ~ i l u ,1.. to 111r11.1 i ~ , t u ;to C I * ~ ~ ,oil II
ul,e.ttly got a l , ~ i ; , c ! ; i ~ ~ c ~ . (;is L I I I~ I : I I ~ ~i vCy , l q ~ ! c )to ; i111111;e
S I I O S I I:e(! ~ , SI.:\>L . \ I . i1lt0 (;IS ;I g s c ~ ~ i ~ ~1 1: 1 , [ l i t ' \ Y , I Y < ' S , ;
Silti, s. t l ~ cI I . I I I I C 01' OIIC kind of to take rcfugc ill; to t c ~ h , ,\ l i t ; -
SUII~. , dcrty to tllc tk~~,iIy U I ' I clcCtclclricf;
h~rti,L.. 10 cl~ooie,to selcct (as -1~1~1.
S I I I I I. b~t r, I..~I.+I.I.L-I. i~~rlirnte tlli~tthe war is to br con-
S u l ~ ~ t ' a1 ,~. i10, t,tl<tb reft~gt.will>. 1 tintd to thrn~srlvcs.
Stllulb'ipt, s . a rrtirgt:. : S I I I I I I ~s.I ,a I ) I I ~ I I ~ I I ~ .
S~I~UF,'" s. r)rol)e~ ty given alter a , S I I ~ I I S U Is.I Ithe I , I , u r ~ ~bnsh
t where
cllief s t l ~ ~ : t I)? t l ~tllosc 01' his co~l-! a pla~~tation is made.
.
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ncvl ions l i \ i11;t;it a distant,?. u l ~ a s.
, paralysis.
Fu~tlc;:\.
- ..
,..
~ l l l l a , to be palsied ; pl. susupa.
S U ~ I I ~ ; sI. ~tllc: I ~ I1)lact'
, wllere the Susu, s. the brcast; thedug or teat
titi is I ' L I S ~ C I I I Y ~; tlie loins. ; of a ~ ~ i ~ n a l s .
Sulun~a'i, r . to tl~rust or 1)us111 SIISII,I - . to suck the breast ; pl. fe-
througl~. I SIISLII.
Suluma'ia, 1.. applictl to a hoat or : S I I ~ r~~I pluril ., of su.
canoe whose b o ~ tis buried in the ' SIISG,I - . to come (with m n i ) ; to go
waves or surf, also to a I)t!raon I (will1 a t u ) ; ( m l y used to titled
carried I~eadlo~ig illto a cilve, cVr. I cslliefs).
by the surf, arid one, ~ v h oI'iiIIs i S k u , a little wet; a little waxy
head foremost ir~tna Ilolc ; to dir / (as of' taro).
having previouslv bee11 Iicaltl~y-; SiIsiI, I:. to be pierced so nearly
looking. I tllro11g11 that the point of the
Sulumua, s. the pieces of tortois(,- i spear sllons on the opposite side.
sliell near the head of tllr tortoise. i SIISII;I, (1. plural of suu..
S ~ ~ l u m u ls.i , t l ~ epieces of torto~sc- SU>II;I, c. p111:al of sua.
shell near the tail. SIISII'C, 1.. to lift up, to open, to un-
Sulusulu, zl. take about a torch to
i' rcrer.
look for somethil~g; to pcrs~vr'rc Sus~l'e, z3. to be spring tide, (so
in. cnllrtl because it l i f s u p the vines
Sulusulua, a. ripe, hill grown (as "11 tllc beacl~).
taro). S I I ~ I Iv.' ~ to, Fasten on the tauniupz;
Sumu, s. the name of a fish ; a to pierce a hole in a youngcocoa- ,
cluster of stars ; an alnbassador uut ; t11c plurnl of suLi.
from the camp of the enemy pro- Susrl'ia, 19. to tingle, to smart (as
vokii~gt o war. t l ~ eheel) ; sul~l~osed to be a sign,
S~rmu,11. to tie on as the ridgepole; that some one is speaking ill of
to enter (as a spear into the the persol).
body 1. Susuga, s. the speecl~ of a titled
S~rni,s. the Ilarne of a tree from cl~ief.
wl~ichgarlands itrc nlatle ; tlle S u s ~ ~ g iai ., having little n~ilk.
piece of tutuya used as a sponge S u s ~ ~ l v. c , to s l ~ i l ~(as
e the moon,
to take up the scented oil as it. fire, &c.); to be handsome; to
forms. plunge under (as a canoe in the
Suni, c . to polish t l ~ el i ' n ; rerlfc~). waves) ; to be good-loolci~~g but a
sunisuui. cripple ; pass. suluia ; also the
Sunisr~ni,s. t l ~ enalllc of n sl~ellfisl~. plural of sulu.
Sunu'i, v. to t!~rust in (ils a stick S U S L I I ~a.L Ito, burn up ; pass. sunua
into the grourld). cr~ctls ~ ~ s ~ ~ ~ ~ u i n a .
Sunu'ilaun~u,v. to illsrrt acoco:111~1tS i s i I t a n , ~ . s~rorlgfbr war.
illto t11(: boulltli~ry on tach Siitulia, v. to be fri;I~it.ncd by being
side of two cl~nrv~rdit~g p a r t i s , to constarltly buatru.
 s. a detarlled c l a ~ ~ i f i salso
i Titaf~~i\. l~;
~ ~ ~ l i t,trlrtrrr~.
c~ct
T Ti'aga, s. a sl~oal; a Ilerd.
T a a l a ~ l , ~s.~a, wide or bald fore-
The thirteenth letter in the Snmonn al- Ilcad ; a ljeardless c!lill ; spec.
pl~abet. It is pro~iouncetlas i n E n - pll(lelld. mlllic.tlre drpile.
glish. TaaLielae, u. open (as the country
T.4, s. a stroke, a blow. without trees).
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T i , pro,). I. laalno, I ) . to finish up (as any job
Ta, p m u . we two, (abbreviated fro111 of work).
~('LILQ). Taale, s. the soft inside of the top of
Ta, I : . to strike ; to reprove ; to cut a cocoal~uttree; the head, (a term
down (as a tree); to tatoa ; to of'al~use).
open a vein : to beat time to a Taaligoligoa, a. quiet, still.
night dance ; to j u ~ r ~ap somer- Taalili, a . resounding, sollorous.
sault. Taalili, v. to resound; to co111e in
l'a, a prefix to vr.rbs expressing re- crowds.
peattld action, as ttrtu'zr, &c.; also 7T'aalisr,ndu. quickly.
al,l,lic,d to the p!urality of tl~ings. Taalise, 0. to be quick ; pl. taalilise.
Tw e, s. child ! (a call to a chi!c\). 'l'salo, tt. to play, to sport ; to d d l y
T a i , s. a small tislri~igline for pr~ctlu. with : pl. ta'a'alo.
Tail, s. tlie party who go to a wo- Taalogu, s. play, sport ; dalliance.
man's f ~ ~ n ito l y carry prol~osalsot' Tiialolo, s. t l ~ etaking of food to vi-
marriage from their chief'; tlle sitors by severit1 villages at ooce.
fuotl taken on such orcasioi~sa s a 'l'aalolo, v . to go in crowds.
present. 'l'aaloto, s. a s~nallinclos~rrefor pigs.
Taa, 1,. to go at Inl-g?, as animals Taaloto, v. to put pigs into all in-
a ~ r dfish ; pl. tutna ; rcd~cp.taa- ciosr~re.
taa.
Taa, u. to conlmit fbr~~ication.
'I'aai, 1.. to \vi~,d~ O L I I;I ~edu11. ~
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T I I u. to go about with a
I'.~an~itlaia I I I U ~ Lin~p:ucIi~~g.
taa- Taami~nuis,v. to go about attended
taai. b y P rnsperity.
T a a ~ l ~ ~rl. oto, go round about; re-
..
Taai, see ' A i.n.l..i.ir.
l a ; ~ ' i r ~ 21.
; ~ ,to be g;~tl~ercd togetl~rr dtrp. ti~!~~uilornil ).

(as tilt, gww1 I,y tile waves) ; to 'l'aan~u,s. the nameof a plant, (arum
bc tlr;lwn in, to bc iudr~ced;to costutu~~l).
st;~ggcru~ltl<.r a 11e;ivy io:~d. Tuaneva, s. the name of a tisli; a
Ta:lir,ai, s . irou ]loop ; (corrr~l)tcd miill w a l ~ d o ~ .about i ~ ~ g frir~~dless.
illto !Cic.cti). 'Sit;~~li'o,v, to go r o u ~ ~abuut d ill
'I':I'~III,1,. to stiikv tile Ilandlc of the sl~i,;iki~~g.
I>;i~ltllea g ; l i ~ ~ sthe t gul~\vale i l l T ~ , ~ I Is.~ an ; I ani~nal
, that is ~v~aanrtl.
1~11lli11g. 'I(.I'III~~I,S . a detacl~ed cltin~tish; a

'l';t;rliilr~, scc T L ' . \ . ~ A . \ T ~ \ I ~ L ' . uis~ or~ w o r ~ ~n.11ose a ~ ~ h~~.;l~.ind or

T,,'ali, s. rugs ot' siccpo; redrrl). tn- \vili. is tlodd or gone ii\r.,~y.
6,c~i'afi. T a a ~ ~ ov. a , to be a t Iil~:,rty( ; I S a11
?';l;ttili, 1 . . to roll; to wallow ; to u r ~ ~ n ~ ~ rIllan
r i ~ .qrwoninll);
tl rrdo11.
s t ~ . n ~ n~. l~ut ;l ~T I / . ti~afitili. tantaii~~oi~.
,I .>;ifiti, I.. to srrllgglc allo~lt, to Ile Ta;rnuu, v. to w a ~ ~ d c 1'1.0m
r li111dto
rtst1es.i ; I.C<!IIII,laatitillti. la~~d.
 '1'?11.;1.1 . . to I,r reaclled, to rr:lrl~to.
,.
.-I*LI:~~'II!(I : ti!oiJ.
/ ' ~ , ; ; I , ~ J I. , , : I ; > <

lil 1 ; t : l i l t i J ; l , ;I, t' 1 : (l.';l<!, ,.

i , l ! ~ , t l to =u111c
l a ;.- ~S .~ o~ witiltir~el-,
, %
'1';lt~ao s. t l ~ cn ~ o r ~ ~;i ntog nlorrosr..
lic'ei, ,c. to b:eak to 1~irct:s.
i1:-11 c.l!it.lb). 'l'at.i'a, s, the rich part of tile fa-

, i i ~ i alie~r,( a tru.\i.

. trrlll of' ~.epl.o:lc~I~).'

I .;~asC,i * . to \\-i~~:dca~ I'ron~IIOII!~.
Til'eililii, r-. to break 11psmall.
Ta'eina, v. to be t'orbitld-11, to be
,.
l aa.ji, 2,. to c.11t salitl.i!\roocl. driven away.
,
lanrn I , s. a sp:.cit.;i o1'~1.;1sj.
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Ti'eu, v. to scratch tl~r!gl.o~rntl(as
'l'ililt~il,U . S!l'ullg. a Fowl); to ~ . a k ea\\.uy (a* rub-
'L~at;~aslc~i!;i, o . \ve!l kilown ; coln 1)'~Il).
I I I O IoI ,r c l i ~ ~ a ~ y . l'n'cg.ii;,u, s. a sl~erd.
'I';tati~a;~lt.ala, 1.. to br a prosti~ute. Ta'ele, s. t1.e heel ; tllr botto~n of
'l';~;~ta:~n:~a, st e 'I'a.\>u.l. a box, l):iil, &c., &c. ; a red
'i7;iaiaaroat;lsi, r . to go i ~ l ~ o:110nr. l~t shaggy Illat.
T :I.: 1.M, ,' A , a 1;1g be!w~gi;:g to tllc T;lLcle, v. to bathe ; to open a dent1
wltole vill;;ge. body ; p1. ta'e'ele ; pf1s.q. ta'elra.
T a a t ~ a 2'.. to i)? prostratr, tu I)c ly- l'aelelii, i n t e r j . 110s hot is the sun !
ing d o w ~ l ;yl t;ii~titia. ?'a'elctG, u . deep keeled.
T l a t l i ~ ,1.. to dit: (applied o ~ ~ ltey Tii'eletoto, v. to be bathed i l ~ b l o o d
c11ic.t~styled Tagaloa). (as fro111woutlds).
Ta;~tua, v. to sit apart from the TaLclt~pc~l;lpola, a. flat-bottomed.
cl~ief's; to be c o ~ ~ t i l ~toe da few T i l e t u a t ~ s. ~ ~a, spccies of'breadfrliit;
(it3 a title 11otgetlerally kiiown). a specitss ol' bnuana.
T t ~ ; ~ ~ r ~ u i ~ sr .~ food a l a e ,give11 in the Tiemo, v. to wir~krt-peatedly.
nrcllrce as all offer or' n~acriagc. T'aeuabi, v. to g a t l ~ e rtogether (on
l'aati~uo, I - . to be abo11t to separnte tish, food, property).
( a s I'ri(~1111s \\ 110 ha\-e b(xt11 s i i t i ~ ~ g 'Ila'e~iu'e~~u, see T a L ~ s o l ~ s o .
togctl~e:.i l l tIic dusk) l'aepu, a. pedrre.
Taat~llalo, r . to rullrl,lc (as t l ~ u n - Ta'esea, v. to be blown off by the
der). willd.
Tnavao, c. to w a ~ ~ t lin , ~ rtllc brlsll ; Taetaq see TAR.
to ~irkcto the busl~. 'I'a'tttit'e, see ' ~ A ' E .
'y.. ~,c I .\ i~uga,s. a w a ~ ~ ~ l e r iin~ l the g Taetaepalolo, s . niildcw.
busI1. Taetaepaloloa, v. to be miltlewed.
. ..A , , I - . to roll ; 1~1.tanvavale ; Taetafe, s. rubbid1 b ~ . o u g ltlosn
T.,I,I\ ~t by
~ctlrrl~. t;~avalcv;tl(: rivers.
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,IC,L uls, u. vtXry fat (as me11 and l'aLctu, v. to limp; redup. talctu-

Ti~ctr~li, s. a species of glowworm.

'I'ai, s. the sea ; the title ; pl. tai ;
a 1i11111br.r : as, se ttci limu, (ot:ly
i l l e x l ~ r c s s i ~inability
~g or ur~nil-
li~lgllcssto tlo i l ~ ~ y t l ~ i l ~ : ) .
'I';II,s. tllc 11c.irt of M tree.
' I . I ~odr..
, 11~ilrI5. See TALI.
'J';t.i, s. t l ~ er ~ ~loi t~ ryaw.
'L'il'i, ;I tlistl.iI~t,~l\.c ~~al.tit-le
prctix~d
to I I ~ I I I I C ~ ~l:eill~ing
. ~ ~ ~ ! BUCII.
Ta'i, c. to attrnd lo tl:e fire, to keep Tailo, c. I rlorl't 1<11o\v,(horn tn te
up t l ~ eflan~e; to lpacl a troop. I le ilocc).
Taia, n. to be m;itu;.t~, to bc lit to ' Titill~i~lie, S. ;t piece of good fortc~nc.
IN cut ( a s t r ~ c s;) to I N l i t to be ; Tain~;tli:., 2.. to collie opportunely.
tatoot d : also pila::i\ c! ui' Irc. S;c! T . \ l n a l . ~ ai:. l
'Tiia'ta, 2.. to be sl~;~llow. Ta'itl~ila,s. Ic:ader, o:ie who goes
'l'nLiL;r.u,P . to Ic;I~I ;I 11001). :I little ;!l~~acl rr I I Y I ~the
~ w,ly.
,, TaLilla, see TAA'IXA.
1 n;;lfati, s. all c , v r ~ , i ~ low ~ gtide.
r
'fiiial:~, see 'I'C>UI.\I,.\.
3
I:~II;II~III, v. a n~usq~lito curt air^.
fiiitfulu, s. the pi1;t of the timber ' Tiiit:ifo, s. tllc! gu111s.
between tilt! w l ~ i ~illid e rod. I Ta'ir~o'iuo, itatcrj. I 11attt!
Tii'i'i, s. the elepl~a~~tiasis of an old : T i ~ ~ i l ~ i v. s a ,to walk alollg singing
person. arltl sllotttillg.
TiLi'ia, v. to llave elepllantiasis; to Taillul~ii,s. an ironbound coast.
be abnsed. Tdisi, v. to smite, to beat; to break
Taiilela, v. to fish \vl~iletlie SUII is : rip (as tirewood)
higl~. I Ti'isi, s. vegetables coo!ted in leavrs.
Tdi'itama, s. loc!~ia. ' Tiisini~,s. the wliite licart of wood.
Ta'i'o, s. the nanle of a sea bird. Taisusu't., s. spring tide.
Taioa~rli,s. n nooll low tide. Taitaclao, s. a n~ornioglow tide.
'l'aiulu, s. a yaiil top, kept lor 11l;lnt- Ta'ita'i, S. a11yt11ingcarried in the
i19g. hand.
TaifiaLi7s. a row of a buncli of ba- TaSita'i, v. to lead.
nartas. IT- h i- . see L ~ ~ ~ A J T A I .
Ta'ifau, s. a dog, (so caltcd before ~ a i t a i i ~ o ,
cljief'sl. S e e hl A I LC. 1 Tilltaiit,,, ,s. the name of n tree.
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l'aifeite, s. flood title. l a i t : ~ i r : o ~ (~I .o ,I)r,~ckish.

1)lilce St e :\v.\G,\L.\Fo.
I
'1 s6igaali, s. the llrartll, t l ~ elirc- Ti:ita!o!u, r. to lirrc :I s ~ n o o t sl r l l c ~ y
i boltom illside the reeL
..
l ' i ~ i ~ ~j lv.~ to ~ be~ ~just '
u , in tiule, TiiL~tazi, rr. ci~ch.
laijial~t;~lic. j to cotlie ol~l)ortu~~ely. Tititetelr, s. flood tide.
.. Sce P.\c;.\~~.~ e.r . r
l;iilcla, see '~(AIII.ELA.
?"tiic.tele, s. large gittllering.; of pro-
pic ; apl~liedalso to ~ ( ' ~ J o I ~ s
'I'ail(~I;~gi, c. to be exalted (as the kllown us bring brave, or Iltliltl-
cl~i!drel~ of a nicall lrarecit tllr011gll sollie, or as guotl s,~e,ikel.sable to
t l ~ esupel.ior rai:li ai' the otl~er]la- atl\\Ver a s , ) c ~ c lat i :I g ~ t ! i i t , f i ~ ~ ~ :
rrllt). $is, 0 le Irr,f/,~too k. t<ilefc,/e.
Tilileltti, c. to l~avcdeep \rater \vi:l~- Tiitlla, s. it I~urk!~atidt.d biow.
i 11 the ret I: / .13iitna, r . to br drgladrd (as tlie
chiltlrcn of a chief or latfy wllo
'J';ti]elci;l, v. to be I)ruxperous, to be
\veil fkd o n :I jol~rrlcy. Iri~s ~~~:irric.d belleat11 llij or lIcr
l'itilelui~,7,. to be sick, to vomit. stilt 011).
'I';)iIi, 1.. 10 th11 (as it hre) ; to 1)low Tiiikai, srfe T,\.\IV.\I.
(as (11c \viilcl); to si.11~1about 'I'iliiitle, S. slliill~\vI > ~ ; I C C \vitlIill
cI111~1co~~tif;u;~ily O I I n1css.tgcs; 1 1 1 1 t a rt:ef; il fi.tIlit!g or 1i)w title.
~ ( d ~t:~ili'li.
p . Taivt11e.1,1,. 11)be I I I I I ) ~ O S ~ Jto~ ~ I ~ I I I ~ S
Ta'lli, u . sioliy, grnvcslly (rspecially i ) I~I I I L \\ell o11 u ~ o u ~ . l l ~ y .
i ~ ~ gsoil i t 1 dig , 'l'tto, 1:. lo bake ; 11). t : ~ t , t;~,,,,,.s.v.
wl1211t - o ~ ~to~ >io!~y
gillg) ; ,~,/t,11.t i ~ ' i I i * i l i . tiiv,~U I I i<ioi~iu.
~
1st: 'ITj\()
'1.ito. ,s. ;I >;war.
7',10',1vc.. .s. :I ct~c.od!~ut t rcc very
prn(it~(,tivc.
Tao'ofi~,s. a \r;~istcoi~t ; a s11;1\vI.
Taoti, fa. to r t . t ; ~;i ~to~ Ilo'rl to (as
an opinion) ; to hold oo ; puss.
taofia : redvp, raofiofi.
Taofono, 1:. to cook foot1 the day
before wit nted.
Ta.oti~,2'. to wash clothes.
Taogasea, 1.. spcnrrd by i~ccident.
Taolroleo, s. a l a ~ ~ c ea , spear not
thro~v~~.
Taoma'i, v. to press down with.
Taomaga, s. t l ~ i ~ ~[)rr<st?d. gs
Taornea, s. food, &c. taken order
to beg a pig.
Taomi, u. to press down by weight
or by force ; redup. taotao.
Taorla'i, 2,. to bake h o d the day be-
fore giving it.
Ta'osi, 2%. to scratch.
Taoso, v. to prebare for a journey.
Taosoga, s. the preparirlg for a jour-
ney.
Taotilo, s. the name of a fish.
Taotao, r. to press down (as by
weights).
Tnotaoanla, s. the name of a fish.
Ta'oto, v. to lie down ; pi. ta'o'oto;
di~ttin,tuLot.u'oto. 1 Ta'u.ai
Tau, s. Itaves us-d to cover in the
native oven of' food ; a year ; a
season ; a price ; sometl~ilig to
sell.
Tau, a s i g ~of~the plural, applied to
birds, lc tliu nlu~izi.
Tau, a. fixed (as cvloring in clotl~).
Tau, I * . to tight; pl. tatau ; puss.
taulia.
Tall, z.. to arrive at, to r18d at ; to
fit in: t o lrit or stt.ike against; to
I)? ;~l~c.l~orcrl; lo buy ; to pluck
1i.11itwith t l ~ e11a11d; to br. swttl-
'
leu r~niformly (as in c o ~ ~rmed fi
elt:l I~a~~tianis).
Tau, i a e r ~ ~ r c s i iol.
r e syml)atl~ywit11
itllu:her's pain or t~.ouble:its! / ~ r t r
TAU
711rr in. ; (ollly used in the second
aud tl~ird~)ersol~s).
Tau, a prefix to verbs, denoting in .
tensity, or c o n t i ~ ~ action
~ ~ e d ; and
sornetimes united wit11 fui, fornl-
ing the plural, as tdrrf(~ilrryi.
Tau, a prefix dcl orirlg tililt wllich
br1011g.sto, or has respect to : as,
toln tuuulii, reports corlcerning
cl~itfs.
Tau, udv. only.
Tau, v. to press out. (as juice): as,
tiill SUSN,to milk : t,r,rlcrp. tata~r.
Ta'u, 2:. to tell, to mention ; 111. ta-
ta'u ; ta6uo u n d ta'uina ; reclul~.
taLuta'u.
Taun, s. a mar, a fight.
Ta'ua, a . talked about. well known,
famed.
TRua, a. precious, valuable.
Taiia, pron. we two.
Taua'i, u. to be woundrd slightly,
~ ~ i lol at dangerous part.
Taua'i'upu, ,o. to fight with words,
to quarnbl wit11 abusive language.
Taua'ifusu, 2:. to box, to fight wit11
fiats.
Tar~a.irnisa.17. to quarrel.
Taua'iveeverii, see P~sao.
Tau'an
1s. tile shoulder.
. tapui which impre-
~ a u ' a ' u , ~the
cates death by t l ~ e'a'u.
T a r ~ i u ,v. to tentl towards, to be an
the tlecline, to be on tlit* 'I ncrcase.
Tauaga, s. a press, a strai;~er.
Tauagahu, s. mild couduct ; kind-
ness. See Ac,\>r,\r.u.
Taungavale, o. the lel't.
Tau;~la,z.. to luff; to watch by tbe
sick a t nigl~t.
Tau'alalia, c. to make attempts; to
attenlpt to go; to f'eig~las tl~ouglk
about to strike.
Taualo, 0. to row or paddle, toco11-
tini~eto pncldlc.
Taualoa, r . tu be treated with re-
sl'tc.t.
 fo,111i111 i1;t:~l)sivel)!11ri11 : ;IS. :,11 ' T ~ I I I S O I O Is.I ~ U t o, ~ f i d o made with
t ; l ; l / l ! / ; , tlI crv. CCrIJililllt.
' ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ! i ~ ,s.t i ttil l~i, ,;(~prii
dl ; 1 t l 1 I)v t11111l(lc':..
, il~~pr(>ci:ti~lg

T:tlr1i~o,1.. to scr;~nt;>lcfor, lo take Tnr~fota,see Forr,i.

t'ro111o11c n11other I I Ibrrc.
T;ll!flru, 1.. lo I:lsh togc~ller;to V X -
~
i ' ~ ; I I I ~ I I ~.s.~ :t ~ uI If oI ~l o,made wit11
si~ltw a f ~ r .

T ~ I I ~v.I Ito~ rc3turn

\vit!lolct any fish.
I. from fisliing

!:o. 1.. T i ~ r ~ f i ~ i i ~to~ i1.) ~ afruit

I?. r i l l clusters.
' L ~ I I I ~ : !I *: I. ,to 1 3 1 1 ~ 1 : a p : ~ ~sot as to 1 r ~ : ~ ~ ~ l ' ~(,. ~ l11:1iry.
~~fult~,
tvi(l~,~: ;:IS t l : ~I ) I I ~ I I ( ~grov;ilt:
\ over i T ~ I I I ~ I Ij S ~ ,
a i.o:~rl,ortllt. i~!tcrsticcsofir 1);1skct Tiu~filsiga( "' "u'"n('' '
$11 as to I)e i~bl:!t o :~l~strit('t sollle- T:~l~fi~tifi~ti, I ) . to b y continually;
ti1i11g). to c n ~ ~ t i r ~to r i ebe tronbleso~nenf-
T:\lld3l:~'ii!l~a.

I I I s, I
( I . having watrr at llie
r,,o: ; I < :I K I I I I ) .
t it i .
I tfr tl~t:other party has given up
:II:IIi~pr~lnqized.
l'1:11g.n,S , t!le Imsket of provisions
T;l~~liilr, 1.. ;'ur one to sit M it11 tllc rescrvetl for the next mral ; food
carl,twtcrs ~ v l ~ i lact work or1 his ta!ietr to a fcrnale as pmpoxnla
hnl~sr. citl~erof marriage or concubill-
Taufiili~gn,s. a brancli of a tree nze.
Ilnnging clvel. a 1~lantatio11 ; geue- Tiil-i, v. to do as he likeg, t o acst
rally a bra11c.11. l~rrvcrselv; to waste. to neglcct :
Taufar~ua.2.. to be from off the land as, U(Ltaugii le mnlii.
(as 2 wi1111). T;ln:iii, 17. to I)e speared in a mortal
T a ~ l f i n u u s, . clouds risiig fro111the 11xt; to be poinet1 nit11 words.
m o u n t a i ~ ~inland, s and gratl~~allyTa~lga,s. a fighting, as tatcgii m w .
sprcarlin; tounrtls th2 sea, during Tiugaitu, v. to be illdependent, to
tlie rniddlc of the day. at8tindependently.
Tautitt~r,2.. to tie on a storlc as a T a u g a ~ ~ a. l i , dirty, black, unwashed.
\veigI~tto tlrc lishliook. Tnr~g;~l;itulatu, s. tlie chnt.tering of
'mufllttl,
Talr;ltl~ati 1 s. stones collected to-

to form a 11;irlmrfor fijl~.

gt.tl~rri11sit11:the reef
kitukitt~; the l~oiseof many talk-
i r ~ fa11
Ta~~qrillt'm~~,
: togetl~tsr.
see P l \ c . \ a r a r , ~ ~ .
Tal~fthtuli,I - . IJI. to r u n . Tarlgnl(lloa, s. n long girdle of lcaves;
Tailti, I:. to cover in the nativc: oven n br~rtherlh n ~ ~ g i l llow. g
wit11 leavrs. T a r ~ p ~ ~ ~ asee l i cP;\OA>I~\T.IP..
,
T;itrfiIoga, s . the making of twine l ' a ~ ~ g a t a. a , Irigh-pricrd, difticult to
for rlrts. buy.
Tauroc, s. tllefuste~~ing of 1.1:~slccr- I T i r ~ z : ~ t ia. i , d i S c i ~ l tto rlral with ;
ing I!a(ltllt?. I striI<ii~g ha!.rl I)i~rgitins.
Tatlfo,,, r . to tic t!~e cl~tlof tllr 11i- I Ti~~~::;~tii~n;i'i, 1,. to cotrie inol)pr-
c ~ - ~ s~f r' is~ : gto the srri I~ousc.; to 1 'i':~r~q:~v:~lc , j tu~~cly.
\vul.n, to cr!~ol.t. i ' ~ . : I I I ~ : I v scc ~ I ~rr.\~~r[!.i.
c,
;
T ; ~ ~ l f i , e ~rc.a l itli.;ol)edici~t.
, I 1 :III<O(~C, U . eilsily p ~ ~ r c l ~ i;l low ~rd
7 .

, I . I I I I to ~ n t . ~ ~ r i c , c , t l .
,lyitl~ l~c~::i(.~ r t~~l I: ~i ~r r t ~11)1 1:i~ ~' l~' ~ i ~ ~ ~ v.
, o f i(,:IS?
( ~ , to (lt.:11 1vi111.
t , 1 ~ : 1 1 r c ~or l I Y I I P I ~ U I I P i< ,111zry). ' 'I';III~;I, .<. 311: i i 1 < ~ 1 1 ~ ) 1 ~ .
,< #I 11i1+ivc (Ii.11 o f I I I I > : I ~ ~ -'ri1119,.s. t l ~ rlioc1)cr os fvcdcr of a
,

~ ' 1 ~ 1 ;II~I.I
1 ~ V!I(,II;I:!III. c , l i i c . I ' 5 rlog.
Ta~lIa,11. to 11e broirgl~t to a l ) ~ ~' nT;i~~!fx..rlt.'.~~
- .q. ;I i - o + j ~ nl:ln;
~r I1!,
tlantly (as food alld proprrty coil- , .. ICIIII~I~~.;I:
tinnaiiy 1)rorlqllt lo a chief). 1:1'1111~a~~~iii~>. F P . I > V \XI(\ repc)rt.

.
'I';~t~lii, s . a sailili~canoe. ~
'I';t*~~lria,
.l;l~l'a'i,1%. to a~lclrorc-ill1 : to an- / enIt)It.n~01' S~IGJ-III
ii. ~ ;I fish : (the
I I : I I I I ~nt'
~t'i~i)
c~ilor to ; to l ~ a r ~111) g wit11 : to : Tn'ulelria, rl ol' good ?cpc~,.t.
I l n n ~or. to (as alyc!.. I I O I Jk~c ,. ) 1 'lkuli, ( I , tlirty, 1181,cruprd (as taro
' i t s a i t I ' I i a bakrcl wit11 tile ski11on).
doctor. Tiililia, 9.. to t ~ edirty ; to bc found
' l ' , i ~ l ; a g ~s., a sacred offcring : an L i ~ ~witli.
lt
a:icl~orage. T i ~ ~ ~ lv.i a ,(pa;sivc of I r ~ u ) , to 11c
T:llllagii, s. the roost of the vampire f'o11~11t (;IS a b;~t~ll-:) ; to be err-
bat : a Illace wl~erefisl~rscoilgre- g a p d ( a s troops ill a fight) ; to
gate. contend for tht: privil~geof spenk-
'r;luI;iga, v . to endeavor to raise (as irlg ; to hr I,.dgcd i r ~(as a spe;lr
a sw;lmlx(l canoe, o s a conquered in the hody) ; to be interrupted
linrtv). (as n,fcno) ; to br bought.
~,t;ll;l$ii.a,s. a place frequented by tau lo'^^, s. the nalnr o i a plant.
63h. T ; \ ~ ~ l o tso , to desi~e.
TaulagZpc'a, s. a tree frequented by T;~!~lrr'o:l'igr,( s. the middle, the
t l ~ evampire bat. 1 1 1 o t o a 4 Iialf' way.
Taulagi, see Ta~~.r.:r..ic.r. ' T ; ~ ~ i l uv, . to l)c i t 1 grrirt pain.
T;~~llogi, v. to s i ~ : ga song atl;l;)tcd l ' a ~ r l ~ ~s.a ,a r w ~ ~ ! ~qf.o:rring le toge-
to t l ~ edancing ; to In tke all ap- tlier i l l a c l u ~ t r r!a; fi.~rit.);a cou-
pi.opri;~tespcc~rh. ple 11u11gtclgetl~er(as water but-
Tsul:lgi, s. a chief-s bli~~dncss. th).
T:i~i!ngil:~gi, u. to put in mind (ns Taulua, s. a pair (as two cl~iltlren
tIrorc t!i\itling out food, of some equally proi~ed, or two canoes
visitors resent, or a speaker of nr~cllored together, or two dogs
~ l gbe said).
s o n ~ e t l ~ i to fed by one limn).
Taulalo, s. a crouclrin,v action in T a ~ ~ l u ~ r l ~ ruo.l au, n ~ b r a g ~ o u sflow ,
dancing ; a pig's cl~eek; a low rirhir~g; abounding (;IS in peoa
place i l l a rock or Ilill ; a promp- ple).
tpr to a sl)c;tker, or to one dijtri- Taululn~~ti, s. a top of the ti plarlt
b11ti11g' I I Z . ~ ~ . used as an e~nblemof a mc.sangc
tau la!^, i,. to let the 11ands drop of peace.
; con- Taumaa, see TAUFATU.
dowll i l l a c111b~ ~ ~ i l t ctol lbc
C ~ I I : P to~ illterced~.
~ ~ T511man,V. to contin~re,to relllain
Tir~l;rlo,v . to l ~ a low ~ ~ (as
g fruit). firm, to persist in.
Taulalot,sr, u. to tuuloloout of time Tal~rnaunu,v. to bait; to entice.
ill d a n c i ~ ~ ; gto speak against. Taumafa, a . plenty, abundance,
Taul:~rii.s. it slnnll canoe take11 in many.
a large sailing canoe, or goin:: in T i r r ~ r ~ a Fv, ~ ,to e a t ; to drink ("f
cornlJanv wit11 it to distant fisl~ing chic$?) : P I . t a n ~ n a ~ n;i lIl~(l~SS.
grounds. taumafirtia.
Til~lata, to llang near the body Taun~afai, v. to strive, lo ellden-
17.

~f tljr i , ( T i ilr iruit) ; to be near, i

vollr.
to I)(&a t I.antl. 1 T ; ~ u n ~ ; ~ f i ns.l the ~ ~ analile , of'a ~ I I ~ ~ I I I ~
( Novrn~l~t>r).
. ~ . , I I I I I , , I I ~.*. ~ ;II ,111, I ~ i,l lI. , ' l ' i ~ r l ~s.~ ~a rvirgin.
,
' I ' ; I : I I I I ; ~ !t: .I ~I"~ ~[)a11 I . ii \ I , . . $ I I I ~ I I I . I ' ' I ' ; I I I ~ H )SSCE
~ ~ T.\1,01.4.
I I ~ . D ;t Jl , t:n~ \\, i1.11 ; to C I I ~ i1ti111r t11 'l'i111~311;i~i, v . to retch.
,.
!~'

l;lis,, ( ; I $ ;I \ s , ; ~ h ' . LC(*.) : I ~ I I I I ) I IS. ~ :aI pit-cc

. of corn1 hung to
'I.:IIIIII:I~I~!II, 1.. 11) ( ~ ~ l i ( . (t I u \ \ . I ~10 ; I n trrc ;Is a_ tmpui, imprecating
. $ u I t - i ~ I t *i ;IS i111:l.l 1.
1.;11111~:1111:10. 1.. to I ~ I Z I .011;
I clist~nnc~
~ ) to Iil.1.11 of c ~ , f i ~ l .
O I I a thief; a large block

~I->\:I\. I W I I I . 1 'I'L,II~IIIc, U. to be ornamented with

~:,lill,:,'lll~.,~, I . . to I I ~ I I Y011 :Ill out- 1 sl11.Ils.
I I , , I S ! 111~11glt : 11) I;? f'i~r011'. '~:llll~llca,.sre FA.\T.F.TAU~~I~I.EA.
'I.;II:III;I-~II~I, .<. t11c i~tt~.rlcl;i~~ts 011 ' ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ) u lI.. c to ~ ~ be
~ s privily
t ~ a , con-
it^:, I : . I t it \ 1 tlrnirlcd to dtatll.
ktc.11 1111 l l ~ clire \\.liilts 11t. .;1!.l)t. T:11111ulrga,s. tlle rulers of a land.
I : :I : : I I I t o o s I : i ~ .' r ; ~ ~ l ~ , l r l c ~v.~ ~tor lconsulttqgethcr. e,
':. IIIII;I::\ X . ; I x ? I ~ I ( I ~for
1111. ' i !.'S. rl';l~~~ S. ; a~ season
~ ; ~ , ; a year. ( I t
' l ' ; l ~ l ~ ~ , t;i t. Gt:~,, d ~1ig11t
~ ~ , sitit:. o111ycnll)rIices SIXmonths in u
'I':IIIIII;I~~III, I . . 1 0 i f ~ ~ g10! ~fi.<ll , i~alive'scounting).
a I~ook. Tnr~e;tla, s. a titled lady, a chief-
' ! ' ~ I I I I I I ; ~I *~. :to I I Ibuy
. fis111100k~. tilin~~ess ; the spear planted high
l ' i ~ ~ ~ n i a7..t c ,to gurss. in tllc cocoanut butt in the game
l'ilu~nr,s. tile cao\-cror slrcntl~of the of lo/o(ru. '
coc~o:rr~utI~!o~som<, usctl as a Ti~lsnla,v . to go ahead of the troop.
tol.c.l~. 'rnl~snnla, v . to nlalie a marriage
'rttun~o:~,s. n Icvrr. fi,;~st. '
'I'nul~~~ln, s. tile fbre 11al.tof' canoe. 'i'it~lsan~aaga, s. a marriage feast.
T ; I U I I I I s. I ~ ~tlrc , sterr~. Tausalni, v . to eat, (a respectful
l';~r~muliii, r. to I)c bnflling and un- term).
crrti~in(as tlre wi~jd). 'Ik~~sall~iga, s. a feast.
Tar~rl!~~l;gn, s. taro 1:ttrl.v 11lal1ttd, T;lur;~ni,v. to sing ; t o crow ; to
(tlw ol)l,osite to motr!/ui). wllistle (as birds in tlie morning).
'T:lunonuf'o, r7. to be a ]~ol!.g,.;~mist. Tarlsc;~,see T a c ~ o ~ . .
' ~ ' ~ I I I ~e .Uto I I reach
, to, to a1riI.e a t ; 1 Tar~sr:~gatii, a. disobedient.
to c n ~ n eto pass. Ta~rsi,v. to take care of; to nurse;
' J ' ; I I I crrlr*.~ ~ , sc.lclon~. t o obscrve, to keep (as a com-
TH!11):1o, v . 10 fi>rl~i~l. nln~ltl); redup. tausiusi ; pass.
'I':i~rpafi,v. to st~1111)le a3 if fillli~lq. , tilusia.
Ta~rljan, L,. to count out in eclllal 'r%risi'uai'u, s. tllc top 1,r;rnches.
sl~nrc,s. 1 ?'ii~~si'.usi'u,v. to l~allgon the top
T a l l i ~ : , l ~ t u o s. l ~ ~about
l ~ , nioc in the I hranc.hes.
nlornir~g. 1 TSllsilusi'uga, s. the extremity of a
T ~ I ~ ~ ; I I7..I ; to \ u ~, e r s e r m r . I;III(~ ; tlrc end of a spccch.
i , v to s t i c to c I . T;~usili,7.. to clin~b.
Taul)~,,(1. to s \ v i ~ ~ g .
.
' ~ ~ I s. I ~a S ~\ V ~ IICI W'~ ~ ~ ,
,lnrrl'i, 77. to cr~gi~gc, 111 c~c3rli~ill
I., 'I'auzinio, 7:. to race.
I : ~ ~ ~ s i ~ ~s.i oagri~cc.
gilln(,s 7';11rpisi, v. to strive after, to per8e-
I
a,

on t l ~ rt11.ntl1ot' n cl~irf. rt,rc in ; to follow up, to llold on

Tnlll"nn, s. ~i1111cs il11t1 jcastir:g 011 ( to (as n report, &c.)
t\lr (I(at11ot' a chief. ' TRIIPO;I, S. a burden carried on a
, J irl~llG,
I s . a 11ig11tnttuc,k.
stic,k \)y two.
 Tansoa, v. to carry a burden be- Tautatau, s. one who sits with the
tween two. '1 tatooer.
Taustla, v. to lolie, to jeer; lo e n Taute, v. to eat, (o~ilyused to the
dravor to raise (as by a lever).

Tal~suavt~le,
ianglrage.
!
Tauruai. v. to stanll~le forward : Tautefateia, I
highest cliiefs).

also of the mind, to be stumbled. Taut-vateta v. to stagger.

v. to jest using bad Tauti, v. to h:lng the water bottles

Taiita, s. a lardsman.
on to trees in order to cdtch rail.-
water.
T a u t i , s. a l o l ~ gstick for driving ; Tarlti~l~a, v. to exhort.
animals or fowls rrom the house. I Tautina'ava,
Taut;, u. to Esh with a large !let, Tautinatoa 1
driving thc fish into it by s t ~ i k i r ~i gT i r ~ t i t ~ v.
see T I N A T ~ A .
o , to hang near tlre body
the water ; to keep bacl~,to hold i of the tree (as fruit).
back by pr~rsuasion. I _ v. to dcclare plain1y.
Ta'utino,
Tauta.4ini11, s. a t ( ~ p u iimprec t' ' Tauto, v. to take an oath, to swear.
disei~se.
I'autai, s. a searnnn ; a fisherlnan ; i
In' i Ta~rto'ai, v. to run agaiust (as a
blind man does).
a stcersma~~. 1' Tautoo, v. to urge on a canoe with
Tautau, v . to Iiwng 1111 ; pass. tau- a pole; to crtt up breadfruit for
tnuina and tautaulia. masi.
. Ta'uta'u, s a sq~tall. Tkutootoo, v . to walk with a- stick
Ta6uta'u, v. to mention, to tclL (as a sick person).
i
I'autaulaga, s. a hook to hallg things Tautoga, s. an oath.
on. Tautoma, see F E ~ M A ' I .
Tautafa, see TA'UTA'U. Tautomua, v. to come first. .
Taiitaga, s. a canoe carrying a load Tautomuli, v. to come last.
of taro. Tautonu, v . to come right, to come
Tautagata, s. the people of an aitu, direct to a party.
(applied to a family). See AI- Talrtii, s. a large block of coral
NAGA. iri t l ~ csea ; the stick iuto which
Tautagata, v. to count people in the pigeon's perch is tlt~.ust; the
order to apportion out food. joiniug a t the end of the planks of
Tiutagilta, v. to find people athome; a canoe.
to fall in with (as troops in war). Tautu, s. tl? name of a fish.
Tautala, v . to talk ; redup tautala- Tautii, v . to attempt to.stand; to
tala: recipr. fetautalatala'i ; pnss. stand straight out (as aso which
tautalagia. do not b:!nd to the shape of the
Tautalaga, s. tlie speech of a tulu- house).
fale. TGutrl, s. a method of fishing.
Eutalagia, v. to be spoken against. Tiutii, v. to keep the n~usquitocur-
Tautali, v. to follow after. tain hanging u p ; to repeat the
Tautama, a. concer~~ing chiefs. same thing over and over again.
Tautapa, v. to shout the praises of Tar~tua,s. a servartt ; the basket for
a chief and his bride. keeping fly-fislrhooks in.
Tautasi, v. to hang one alone (as a Tautua, v. to serve, to take care of.
single nut): to be olle alone (as , Tautuao, v. to rise and pass over
the egg or young pigeon, or an (as clouds).
only child). Tautuitaliga, v. to tun1 away tliz
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ear from hearing, to refuse to
listen.
Tiutu6i,v. to insinuate an impreca-
tiou.
Tautuu, v. to carry off, to clear off
(as a quantity of things taken in
different lots).
Tautufala, s. the name of a fish.
Tautuluaga, s. the l~alf,midway.
Tiutupe, v. to take place.
Taututa, v. to rebound (as an axe
or spear from hard wood).
Tiuvaa, v. to sit with the carpenters
who are building a canoe.
Tiiuvaa, s. the owner of a canoe un-
der the rare of a fisherman.
Tauvae, s. anklets.
Tiuvae, v. to hang on to the feet
(as nuts picked by stealth, so as
to prevent the noise of their fall-
ing).
Tiiuvai, s. the conductor over a tor-
rent or to an inland lake.
Tiuvao, s. he who directs the seuga;
one who is accustomed to the
bush.
Tauvale, a. to come ir~opportunely.
Tiiuvale, u. blind, (a respectful term).
Ta'uvalea, v. to be badly reported ;
to be wrongfully reported.
Tauveve, s. an oven maker, a cook,
(a term of reproach).
Tafa. s . a gash, an ir~cision; the
side of a hill.
Tafa, v . to cut, to gash, to scarify;
redup. t a b taf'a.
Tafa, v. to dawn ; pl. tatafa.
Tafi, s. a battle field.
Taf?i, s. those privileged to sit on
the right ntld left hand of a titled
chief.
Tafa6ia,v . to get before another in
swimmir~gin the surf; to circum-
vent another by getting his wife.
Tafaifasia, \ v. a word of apology
Tafaifesia J when about to disagree
with a former speaker ; also when
about to administer reproof.
Tafdilal1td0, see PLWGATALA.
l'afailautolo, s. the edge of the en-
garcane leaf; a calm in the mcm-
ing succeeded by wind.
Tafao, s . the fetid flower of the teue.
Tafao, v. to walk about, to take a
walk ; pl. tafafao ; redup. tafa-
tafao.
Tafao, v. to perform an operation
sin~ilarto circumci~ion,(euphem.
for t e j ) ; to hammer or strike the
fuo
,
Tafaoata, s. the dawn.
Tafaoga, s. a walking about,a walk.
Tafafa, a. four-sided.
Taf%g.n, s . a bonito fishing canoe.
Tafaga. v. to be clear of trees ; to
smell of pork. .
T-afagafaga, a. thrown open (as a
house wiih all the polu drawn up);
open, clear (as a place in the bush
without trees) ; smelling of pork.
Taf'agaloa, a. open, clear of trees ;
~ e d u ptiifagaloloa.
.
Tiifale, v . to go from house to house
on any business ; to commence
building atler the wood has been
prepared in the bush, (of canoes
and houses).
Tafani, s . the name of e portion of
the tatooing.
Tafani, v. to divide off pieces of
food so as to leave the original
joint small.
Tafano, v. to make short stages on
a journey.
Tafasi, v . to split open ; to break
off (;IS branches); to lance (as the
grrms).
Tafatafa, s. the side.
Tafatafa, v. to cut in many placer,
I
to make many incisions in tbe
flesh.
Tafatafa6ilagi, s. the horizon.
Tafatafao, see TAPAO.
Tafktafiilauniu, s. a species of -1
found on cocoanuts.
Tiifatmi, a. one-sided, unitcd in OW
(as a title held by one) ; applied
also to the heart, the government

T ~ f a t 6 s.
, a prrper~dicularsteep, (as
seen from above).
Tnfatolu, s. the name of a weed.
Tafidtolu, a. three-sided.
Tab~tii,s. a steep
place. (as seen fro111below).
Tafatua, s. the back portion of a
fish.
Tafatna'ese'ese, v. to be divided in
opiniou.
Tafatuahatasi, v. to be of one n~iild.
Tafe, v. to flow, to run down ; pl.
tatafe ; puss. tafea ; dimin. tat'e-
tafe.
Tafea, v. to be carried away (as by
n flood) ; to be banished.
Tatbaqa, s. exiles i n war:
Tafrt'e, irtlerj. I k a r ! I am afraid !
Tiftya, s. a I'I-~~11, a flow of a river.
Tafelalo~t~aa,v. to have a small
flow.
Tafetinoivai, v. to flow in the river
bld.
Tafi, v. to brush, to sweep; tc,
stlave ; to pluck cocolrnuts by
jerking or sweeping them off; to
rirlve away.
Tafi, s. a razor.
Tatio, s. certain timbers of a large
canoe ; the bo~ics of a strong
nl an.
Tafili, v. to fly the pigeon; to go
about on Inany errands.
Tatilitainlai, v. to keep near a t
hand.
Tafitafi, v. to sweep, to brush.
Tafitatiituar~iu,v. to brush up clean;
to clcar a piece of land.
Tafiti, v. to be restive, to struggle,
to twist about; redup. tafitititi.
See TAAFITI.
Tatiti, v. to somers;~ult.
Tafito, s. the end of a tree or post
nearest the ground ; the penis,
the part nearest the body.
Tafitoipou, s. the end of a post near-
est the ground.
TafitoLulu,s. the root end o f a bread.
fruit trw.
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Tifitonunu, s. the chiefs at the head
of a nunu.
Tafoa, v. to break the edge (as of a
tool).
Tkfoe, v. to cut paddles.
'I'afo'i, v. to return.
T a f d a , v. to be sl~oal,to have a
sandbauk.
Tafolii, s. the whale.
Ta-folo, s. a preparation of bread-
fruit pounded : (so called on Tu-
tuila instead of taufalo).
Tafu, v. to make up the fire.
Tafu, s. the god of fortune; fortune,
luck : a*, 0 le tufu le mea.
Tiifua, v. to beat a mat rolled up as
a drum preparatory to cornmellc-
ing the dance.
Tafua, s. a common man, (an abu-
sive term).
Tafua, v. to cut timber without ask-
ing permission.
Tafue, s. a skipping rope.
Tafue, v. to beat.
Tafu6e,s. the part of the tree just
above the gtound.
Tafi~efue,v. to be shaken by tlie
wind (as leaves of trees).
Tafula'i, s. a large fire to burn rub-
bish.
Tafuli, v. to turn over (as a stone,
&c.) ; redup. tafulifuli.
Taf'ultl, v. to work quickly.
Tifuna, s. a rocky place in the sea.
Tiifuna, v. to strike accidentally (as
in throwing a stone).
Tafuna'i, v. to gather together a s
clouds to leeward.
Tafu~~a'iga, s. a gathering of clouds
to leeward ; hard words heaped
P.
Tafuti, s. tllc name of a fish.
Tiga, s. the shark's stomacll ; a bag.
Taga, v. to have the restriction re-
moved from things that had been
prohibited to be ilsed.
Tiiga, s. a cutting or felling of wood;
a markiug of the tittoo; the rno-
tion of the llands 111 ddncing.
Taca'ai, s. the crop of a bird ; the nlily after family (as on receiving
stomach (by way of reproof). news of many slain).
Tagai, see TAAI. ragisa'i, v. to complaia of a person
Taga'i, v. to shew off a new dress as having caused the death of an-
by wearing it ; to light the even- other.
ing fire. T'agillga, s. prayers ; imprecations.
Tagaisii, v. to be ~rivilegedto use Tigita, sce TU~TTAGITA.
things forbidden to others. l'egitau, v. to call for war.
Tagau, s. the name of a fish. ragitagi, s. a y o u ~ ~parroquet
g ;a
Tarau, v. to suck the breast; to bell.
break the ti'a ofthe one who loses Trgitiit.GtGvae, z7. to cry and stamp
the game in trrgiiti'a. with tlie feet.
Tagafa, v. to have uumerons off- I'iigitofu, v. to bleed from the nose
spriug and family col~uections and ears after diving ; puss. tagi-
widely spread about. torua.
Tagiimimi, s. the bladder. Fagitu'i. v. to cry and beat thebbody.
Tagata, s, man, mankind. Fagitului, v. to ask for additional
Tigatai, v. to warn. See LAPATA'I. pay or a larger share of food.
Tagataela, s. a prosperous man. Fagivale, v. to cry without cause,
Tagataotaua, s. a captive. to be fretful; to beg for more
Tagataga, s. a net to hold the trum- than he has a right to.
pet shell or water bottles ; the Tago, v. to take hold of, to feel ;
buoy of the bait for flying fish. pl. fetagofi ; redup. tatago ; pass.
Tagataga'i, v. to look out, to look tagolia ; dimin. tagotago.
out for; to look about after dia Tago'au, see TAGOTAUA.
ease of the eyes, (a respectful Tapogiitaua, s. the seeking of troops;
term). the party coming t.o seek troops.
Tagatagalt, see TAGAU. Tagole, v. to ransack, to pull about
Tagatitanua, s. men of the place, and pry into the property of ano-
residents. ther ; redup. tagolegole. See $31-
Tagatalluu, s. a common man. G0I.E.
TEpEtiea,s. the name of a game. Tigo!ima, v. to have plenty.
Tigatoi, see LETAGATOI. Tigosumu, s. a method of fishing.
Tagiivai, s. an emblen~ in war, a Tagosnsu, s. the chicken-pox.
war device used by certain privi- l'iigoiaua, v. to seek assistance in
Iegcd persons. war.
Tagege, a. tough. Ta~otago,v. to take hold of lightly.
Tagi, v. to cry ; to chirp; to bcl- Tiigotago, v. to grope the wa .
figorto) ; pl. fetagisi ; pass. La- a falling tree).
T
low ; to contplain ; to sit~g(the Tagulu, v. to resound (as a bow or
gisia. I'iigulu, v . to snore.
TaaiLa'a,s. the name of a shellfish. Tagutu, s. a stump of a tree or a
Tagi'a'au, v. to cry after (as some tooth ; a short jabbly wave ; re-
one who has gone). dup. tagutogutu.
Tagiaue, v. to wail. Tala, s. a tale, a narration ; news :
Tagifale, v. to weep with closed a tliorn; the barb of a spear; the
houses. round end of a house ; a s p i e r
Tagilaue, v. to wail (of many). of gull.
Tagiliiuloa, v. to cry all along, fa- Tula, 2'. to tell, to rclate; to untie- ,
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Tala, v. passive of tatala.
Talae, s. the name of a tish.
Talai, v. to adze.
Tala'i, v. to narrate ; redup. talata
la'i.
Tiila'i, s. the name of onc kind o
net.
Tiila'i, v. to proclaim.
'l'alaia, v. (a pass. of tatnla), to bc
relieved of sickness.
Tilaia, v, to be pricked ; redup. ta.
latalaia.
TalaGiutuutu, v. to take a canoc
along by the beach.
Talaoso, v. to be in a hurry to tel
without knowing correctly.
Tiilau, a. ten score, (in counting
nuts).
Talau, v. to grow luxuriantly after 6
drought ; to make a noise (as s
number talking together).
Tala'n<ula, v. to make unwarrantec
requestY ; to make vain boasts
(chiefly applied in answer to s
person so doing).
Tiilaulau, adv. luxuriantly, greatly
increasingly, &c.
Talausui, v. to make much out of a
little, to exaggerate.
l'alauto, v. to lay down the uto fol
flying fish.
Talafs, s. a hairy face.
Talafaaoti, v. to tell everything ( o t i .
all, as in Tonga) against a per-
son.
Talataatupua, s. traditionary tales.
Talafalu, s. the name of a tree.
'l'aiat'itai, s. the seacoast, the land
, near the sea.
Talatili, v. to talk against, to mur-
mur against.
Talat'll, s. tlre cooking place in a
large canoe.
Talaga, s. the undoing ; a relating;
a l s o see Foso.
Talale~l,v. to act against the rules
of s e l l g o ; to commit ally wrong.
Talitlrfaiaei, v. to reinstute a people
i n their own I,~nd.
Talali, v. to blaze, to crackle.
Talalo, s. a song with clapping of
Iiands.
Talaloa, v. to whistle as they fly
along (as birds) ; to talk as they
walk along (as a company of wo-
men).
a , long and loose (as a
' K l a l ~ ~a$.
garment).
Talamau, v. to hold firmly, to stick
to an opinion.
Talamoli, s. a thorn of the orange
,tree.
Tiilamu, v. to chew ; to eat, (in
abuse).
Talana'i, v. to leave a canoe half
drawn up on the beach ; to take
the luggage, &c., from the canoe
into some house just for a time.
Talanoa, v. to chat ; to talk non-
sense ; ~ e d u p talatalanoa.
.
T-alanoa, v. to boast, to brag.
Talanoaga, s. chatting, conversa-
tion.
Talapepelo, s. a lie.
Talisa, s. the remains of a crop of
breadfruit.
Talasamusamu. s. one kind of gull.
TRlasua, v. to tell a secret jeeringly.
Talatanalii. s. bad news concerning
a chief.
Talatila, s. a disease of the head.
'I'alatala, v. to converse ; to relate.
Talatala, v. (from tutala), to untie,
to unloose ; to increase beyond
the bou~ids(a8 a tciwn).
I'iilatala, u. ~rickly; rough.
Talatala'i, v. to tell what was hid-
den.
ralatalao, v. to cackle (as a hen):
to scold.
ri1latal5moa, s. one species af the
ifi.
ralatalanoa, v. to relate ; to take it
easy, to be living at ease.
ralatalati~si,v. to relate each parti-
cular.
ralatii, v. to undo and let go (as
thc sheet of a sall, a fislling line,
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&c.) ; to relate everything against Tuligape'a, s. a stage in tlie growth
a person so as to cause him to of the i j next to tuliga'imou.
leave. Talirnalo, v. to receive guests.
Tilati, v . to boast of power, &c., Taliniatii, v . to wipe dry (as dishes).
a r ~ dnot have it. Talisela, s. a belt worn to prevent
Talatuu, see UPUTUU. gettin,: oilt of breath.
Talatupua. see TALAFAATUPUA. rilisua, :.. :o have supper.
Tiilavale, v . to tell tales of not being ralit;, z . ..he club used as a shield.
fed. or of being badly treated. I'alitCi, 2;. ;o s!xield off blows.
Talavalu, s. one kind of war club. ralitali, .-. ;' 2 Jabble from the re-
Tale, s. a co11g11. bound ;: . e waves or1 the iron-
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Taletiti, v . to tl~rowa somersault. b o u ~ ~s dl i r . , ;~ the shelf or frame

TZilele, v . to break a cocoanut, re- on whic: the sleeping mats are
jecting the liquid for the sake of placed by !.ay.
the kernel ; to escape swiRly (as Talitalia, see 1.C :TALITALIA.
the bonito). Tilitalia, see LET~LITALIA.
Tilepapa, v. to bury tlie dead. Talitaliuli, s. the pilot fish; one who
Tali, s. an answer; food given tc follows in the train of another.
visitors. Talitaliuli, see TALIULI.
Tali, v . to answer : to wait for ; tc Talitalinoa, v. to wait uselessly.
receive ; to receive (as food in thf Talitiilitii, v . to wait for.
stomach); pass. talia and talitalia Talitane. s. a harlot.
1.ecipr. fetalia'i. Tiilito'ai, v. to be nearly come.
Tili, adv. nearly. See TAI. Talito'ai, \
Talito'asi V. to answer saucily.
Taliaga, v . to lie on the back.
Talialaina, v . to lie in wait for. l'alitua, v . to have the back to, to
Tilialoga, s . a cliief's meal. be go1 e
Taliava, v . to stand at an opening Talo, s. an edible root, (taro, arum
in the reef in order to assist a ca, esculentum).
noe entering. Tilo, v . to beckon, to make signs to
Talie, s. tlie name of a tree (a spe go on ; to wave a piece of tutuya
cies of almond). over the dead, begging him to
Tilieulii, s. a kind of talie fron take calamities and diseases with
which necklaces are made. him ; to fan.
Taliefoagia, s. a species of talie t h ~ Taloa, s. ihe garboard streak of a
fruit of which is eaten. carloe.
Taliofo, s. the one who answers th' TGloli, v . to pluck fruit with the lou.
ofo. Talouli, v . to put a small taro on to
Ta~iuli,v. to steer without assistin! the end of a spear, to indicate tbe
to pull ; redup. talitaliuli. wish to wound the enemy.
Taliuta, s. those who wait for th Talofa, interj. my love ! or I love I
landing of a canoe. (a form of salutation) ; an expres-
T-alifiti, v . to wait for presents. sion of sympathy, pity, or aor-
Taliga, s. the ear ; a receiving. row ; also a denunciation ;aq Oi
Tkljga, s . a spc,cirs of tnl-o; fool tolofu !
taken to visitors by the younl s. a pl~tntationheld in
people. a common.
Taliga'imoa, s. a stage in the growtl Talosaga, s. a praying.
of tiic 51;; a species of toadstool Talosia, v. passive of tatalo.
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Talotalo, see TATALO.
Talotaloga, s. prayer.
Talotasi, s. one taro and one fish
taken by each woman to visitors.
Talu, ado. since.
l'iilu, prep. on account of, through ;
redup. talutalu.
Talus;, v. to bring evil on otters.
Talutalu, s. the young trees grown
u p where there had been a plant-
ation.
T-alutalu, see TALU.
Tama, s. a child: a boy; a wo-
man's offsprillg of either sex and
any age ; a chief.
T a m i , s. a father.
Tama-a-aiga, s. a person of large
family connections.
Tama-a-le-eleele, s. a chiefwho rules
supreme over his land.
Tama-alii, s. a chief's son ; a chief.
Tarna'i, s. the young of animals or
plants ; bad news, a message of
ill tidings.
TiimaLi,s. luck : good fortune : as,
0 do tnatou tamu'i ua mutou mau
atu, kc.
Tama'i, v. to beat, to abuse ; pass.
tama'ia.
Tama'ima'i, v. to be ill; to have a
scarcity; to be small in quantity
or deficient in quality.
Tama6ima'i, v. to delight in, (the
opposite to tu'ino'iao).
Tama'ita'i, s. a lady ; an abscess in
the armpit.
Tamaoaiga, v. to be rich, to have
abundance.
Tamahfine, s. a daughter of a WO-
man ; tire children of a sister.
Tamala, s. the name 01' a fish.
Tamtila, v. to 111oderate(as tlie wind
and waves, sickness, anger, &c.);
redup. tamalamala.
Tamalii, o. to burn dimly.
Tanliloa, s. a man, (a term of fa-
miliarity).
Tamanu, s. the llanle of a tree.
Tamanr~,11. to make the pigeol~fll~t-
trr.
TAN 199
Tamass, s. the children of a sistet
See TA~IAFAFINE.
Tarnatama'ilima, s. fingers.
Tamatama'imata, s. the pupil of the
eye.
Tamatama'ivae, s. toes.
Tamatane, s. a boy ; the son of a
woman.
Tgmate, v. to kill, (as trees and
animals).
Tamo'e, v. to nln.
Tamole, s. the name of a weed.
Tang, v. to shame another by telling
his faults : to say or do what will
cause oneself shame.
Tana'i, v. to overload ; to put too
much in an oven ; to'go to excess
in quarrelling. See PANA'I.
Tanafa, v. to beat the drum; to
talk incessantly.
Tanana, v. to make a beating noise
(as a number of soldier crabs) ;
to talk incessantly.
Tanr, s. a disease of the skin ; the
stain of 'uva.
Tiine, s . a nian, a male.
Tanea, v. to be stained with 'uva.
Fatlea, v. to be full of handsome
men ; to have known a man car-
nally.
I'aneuii,
l'ariesupa 1
ranemoo, s. the different kinds of
the disease called tune.
I'anetane,~. the name o f a shrub.
ranetanea, v. to be full grow11 (as
the 'uva plant).
I'iniu, v . to cut down cocoanuts for
spears or for timber.
E n i u , s. a bad ti'a.
ranifa, s. a large species of shark.
ranifatea, s. a variety of the tunga;
a licentious wornan.
I'al~o,v. to have a disgust a t food:
to be distasteful (as one kind of
food eaten co~~stantly).
Tano, v. to call over names and ti-
tles ; to leave a speech unanswer-
ed and i ~ ~ t r o d u canother
e subject;
11nss. tnnon.
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Tinoa, s. the 'ava bowl ; a dish, a rapatele, v. t6 ask for what oneThes
plate. no right ; to ask for what is diffi-
Tanu, v. to bury ; pl. tatanu; pass. cult to graut, and to,which one
tanua and tanumia. has no claim.
'I'anuuli, a . covered with smut ; l'apati, v. to clap the hands.
blackened ; unscraped (as taro ripens, v. to carry off load by load;
baked with the skin on). to stow away. See LA'IJ, Tar.-
Tanuga, s. a burying. TUU.
Tanumali, v. to cover u p with ; to rapepe, see TOPEPE.
cover up closely (as a person in a rapi, v. to wipe, to wipe u p ; spec.
shivering fit); to bury in oblivion, de muliebr. p~idend.; redup. tapi-
to conceal ; redup. tanuta~~uma'i. tapi.
Ti~numaga,s. the part buried (as of rapii, v. to close the eyes, (a jesting
a post). term).
Tanutanu, s. the name of a fish. rapigaLese,v. to act different1 from
Tapa, s. an agreement to exchange
titi.
T
others ; to act independent y.
rapili, s. a fan to blow the fire with;
Tapa, v. to beckon with the palm of bellows.
the hond inclining towards the rapili, v. to fan the fire.
body, signifying to come. l'apisa, v. pl. to laugh.
Tapaau, s. cocoanut leaf mats; a rapo, zee SAPO.
chief (so called because he sits on l'ap6, s. the name of a net.
a tnpamu a t a fono). rap6, v. to fish a t night with the
Tapai, interj. oh that ! had it only tap6.
been. rapon, v. to put in the posts of a
Tapau, v. to cut to the exact length, house.
Tiipafua, v. to call to, to address, ripola, s. a white crab. See TAU-
(in spfaking to a high chief). PO1.A.
TSipala, v. to dye the titi in the Tipolaipu, j, s. varieties of the tii-
swamp ; to be rotted. Tipolasina j pola.
Tapa'aoa, s. a native remedy f o ~ Tapona, v. to strike the loser in ta-
choking. gati'a a certain number of blows;
Tapale, adv. constantly ; as, Ua ' a to reprove.
tupale. Taponaga, s. the beating alter the
Tipale, v. to play at tapalega ; tc game of tayati'u.
break up firewood with quick11 Tapoto, v. to sirike cleverly with t h e
. repeated blows ; to strike on ever; club ; to make a tel1it.g speech.
side, to knock about. Tapu, v. to make sacred ; redup.
Tlpalega, s. a game played in thc taputapu.
water, similar to hocky and shint! Tapua, s. tlie long entrance of a
on land. cage or fieh trap.
Tapapa, a. to cover or shut in wit1 TapuaLi,v. to abstain from work and
planks. t o sit waif.il~gfor success or pro-
Tapasu, v. to strike a heavy blow. tection (as during war or the pro-
Tapatapa, v. to oil the body exces gress of adangerous disease, &c.);
sively ; to have a disease, a kin( adupt,ed to srgnify to worship:
of leucorrhoea. redup. taputapua'i.
Tapatapalalii, v. as tlie above ; re Tapuii'iga, s. lands which did not
dull. tapatal)diilala. ellgage in war, but served aa a

refuge to those who fled ; adopt-
ed to signifl Christian worsliip.
Tapualaga~~a'i, s. the fish called la-
l u j in its third stage of growth.
Tapuamili, s. one kind of banana.
Tapu'e, v. to heap up earth (as
around the yam) ; to catch.
Tapui, s. anything hung up to de-
note trees made sacred.
Tapui, v. to proh~bit from picking
the fruit by hanging the tc~pfiito
the tree.
Tapuitea, s. the evening star.
Tapuituaina, v. to be dead.
Tapu'u, s. a short ti'((.
Tapulaa, s. the boundary in the
game of tologa; laws and cove-
nants ; the name of a shellfish.
Tapulima, s. the wrist, the hand
from the wrist.
Tapulu, s. the part of the tatooing
made all black.
Tiipulu, v. to get gum from trees by
incision.
Tapumiti, s. the name of a shell-
fish.
Tapuna, s. a parasitic plant.
Tiipuni, v. to shut.
Tapupu, a. to talk quickly ; to
breathe qrrickly ; to do anything
quickly.
Taputapu, v. to make sacred.
Tiputapugagana, v. to be forbidden
tospeak. . noe ; tatooing.
Taputu, v. to speak rapidly; ~ e c i p r .
fetaput~ra'i; redup. raputuputu.
Tapuvae, s. tile foot fioln the ankle.
Tapuvaelinun, v. to walk briskly
from being accustomed to the
road.
Tapuvaetzsi, s. roads meeting in
one.
Tasele, v. to strike in the belly with
a club ; to strike the mat drum
with rapid s t ~ o k e s ;to turn the
skipping rope ~uickly.
Tasele, see I:AU~ILO.
Tasetu, see TA'ETU.
Tasi, u. one.
TAT 20 1
Tasi, adv. very.
Tgsina, s. a striped siopo.
Tasisi, v. to draw up (as the pola of
a house) ; to drive away.
Tasoni, v. to chop.
Tata, s. the figurehead of a canoe ;
a siapo rubber.
Tata, v. to jerk off, to pluck with
violence.
Tat:, s. the wooden baler of a ca-
noe.
Tat:, v. to bale o u t ; to be relaxed
(as the bowels); to speak rapidly;
to cover u p with leaves iu order
to keep dry.
Tata, S. sweat.
Tiiti, v. to flap the wings.
Tataa, v. (pl. of tau), to go a t large.
Tatae, v. to gather u p rubbish by
all the families.
Tata'e, v. to be crilcked.
Tata'i, v. to lead (as a sick man) ;
to drag along (as the lauloa) ; to
lead a quarrel to others, to io-
volve.
Tatao, v. to press, to squeeze ; t o
put under a weight; to lie in
ambush.
Tiitao, s. a stick to strike down
spears with.
Titao, v. to cut spears ; to ward off
spears.
Tatau, s. a pennant, a flag to a ca-
Tatau, a. alike ; right, proper ; fit.
Tatau, v. to fight two together, to
fight a duel.
Tatau, v. to strain out, to wring
out ; to milk. See Tjlv.
Tata'u, v. plural of ia'u.
Tataf'i, s. the net for catching fa.
Tatafa, v. (pl. of tafa), to dawn.
Tatafe, v . plural of tafe).
Tatafi, v. to clear and weed a piece
of land; to wash the hands (of
chiefs).
Tataga, see TAGA.
Titigase, s. perspiratio~i, sweat,
(used chiefly of that caused by a
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paroxysnl of pain, or of one near
death).
Tatagi, s. the call or note of the
munutagi.
Tatagi, v. to til~kle; to ring ; to
sound as a wooden drum.
TGtagia, s. the name of a tree.
Tatago, v. to seize, to lay hold of.
Tatila, v. to untie, to u~rloose; re-
dup. talatala.
Tatali, v. to wait for.
Tatalo, v. to pray ; pnss. talosia ;
redup. tillotalo.
Tatama, v. to have chickens in (as
eggs).
Tatanu. v. olural
r a
of tanu.
Tatapa, v. plural of tapa; also see
TAPATAPALALALA.
Tatapi, v. plural of tapi.
Titapuvae, s. a long robe reaching
to the ankles.
Tgtkia, s. the name of a tree.
Tiitatau, v. to mark the tatooing.
Titiitia, see TATAGASE.
Tatatino, see TATINO.
Tidtuli, v. to tap the knee ; to cau-
tion ; to intercede.
Tatea, a . strewed about on the
ground from abundance (as fruit).
Tatele, v. to apply a speech to all ;
to fish for palolo on the great day
of it.
Tiitelega, s. the great day (2nd) of
palolo.
Tatino, see TA'UTINO.
Tatipi, v. to cut, to slash.
Tiitii, a. light, giddy (of the con-
duct).
Tatii, v. to cut long 'aso of a house ;
to stamp with the feet.
Tatuu, v. to cut down (as a tree) ;
to let down (as the cocoanut
screens of a house).
Tiitula'i, v. to cut down young trees
leaving the stumps standing.
Titupu, s. a shoot or sprout of a
tree ; a sucker.
Tatitii, v. to stamp, to kick with
impatience.
TEE
Tava, s. the name of a tree.
Tavaa, v. to cut out a canoe.
Tavae, v. to strike the feet.
Tava'e, s. the name of a bird.
Tavai, s. the name of a tree.
Tavao, v. to cut timber for building
and leave it in the bush.
Tavaii, s. a species of leech.
Tavale, v. to cut a tree on the
boundary ; to cut wood without
measuring it; to speak without
thought.
Tavani, see TAFANI.
Tavasa, v. to ploy the game of ta-
gati'a between two villages.
Tavaskga, s. a match of tugutica
between two villages.
Tavatava, s. the name of a fish.
Tavataviimauu, s. the name of a
shrub.
Tavava, s. an opening between the
planks of a canoe or timbers of a
house not fitting properly: the
wide opening between the thighs
of a .thin person.
Tavave, v. to strike quickly.
Tavio, v. to send forth a bad odour.
Tavinavina, see VINA.
Tavoi, v. to do a thing anyhow.
Te, a particle used before verbs in
the future, and oblique casea of
the pronouns.
TG,v. to be split open (as chestnub.
&c., and beginning to grow, or
cooked banana bursting from L
skin) ; redup. tEtG.
Te'a, s. the name of a game.
Te'a, v. to be away from; to be
clear of, to be rid of; to be wean-
ed ; pl. tete'a.
Teane, conj. although, even al-
though. #
Teatea, s. the name of a fish.
Teatcavale, v. to be pale (as from
sickness or fear.
Tee, s. a prop.
Tee, v. to prop up ; redup. teetee.
Teela, s. a pole to keep out the mil
when running before the wind.
 TEE TIA ':03
Tcena, v. to refuse ; to reject; to Tenininini, a word used only in fa-
oppose. gono, its mcaniog unknown.
Te'enaLi, v. tr, refuse ; to reject. Tepa, v. to look towards; pl. te-
Tei, s. a younger brother or sister. tepa.
Te'i, v. to startle ; pl. tEte6i; redup. Tete. v. to shake, to quake (as with
te'ite'i. fear, cold, &c.)
Teioe, s. R girl. Tetea, s. a white-skinned native, an
Teisi, adv. in a short time, for a lit- albino.
tle space ; somewhat. Tetea, a. light colored : as, le niu
Tell, s. adornings. teteu.
Teu, v. to adorn ; to put in order ; Tetee, v. to refuse ; to reject ; to
to put away ; pl. teteu ; puss. oppose ; pass. teena.
teua ; redup. teuteu. Tete'i, see SESE'I.
Teu'ese, s. false hair. Tete'i, v. to distend the musquito
Truga, see TEU. curtain with sticks.
Tefa, v. to stumble sideways ; pl. TEte'i, v. plural of te'i.
tetefa ; ~ e r l u ptelitefa.
. Teteu, see TEU.
Tefi, v. to perform an operation on Tetega, v. to be paincd in the arm
lads similar to circumcision. See or leg ; to be angry with.
TAYAO. Tetele, a. plural cf tele.
Tega, s. the thigh ; the upper part Tetele, v. to shave; to clear (as a
of the arm. cocoanut of fruit, dry leaves, &c.,
Tegalima, s. the upper part of the or a breadfruit tree of young and
arm. useless branches) ; to rub quickiy
Tegivae, s. the thigh. (as when the wood is about to ig-
Tege, v. to swell up, to puff up (an nite).
arrowroot when mixed, as a fat Tetemu, v. to tremble, to quake.
man, or a dead body ; redzip. te- Teteva, s. a blighted banana, stunted
tege, tegetege. and small.
Telatrlii, &. bad tempered ; (used TEtevn, v. plural of tetta.
on Upolu). Teva, v. to depart in displeasure : to
Tele, s. a plane. die ; pl. teteva ; redup. tevateva.
Tele, a. great ; many ; plentiful ; Tevateva, v. to be constantly leav-
large ; pl. tetele ; inlens. teletele. ing in anger.
Tele, v. to plane. Teve, s. the name of an acrid plant
Telea'i, v. to run quickly. theroot of which culprits are made
Teletua, a. stark ~ ~ n k e d . to bite as a punishment.
Telegese, s. the name of a star. Tevemanu'a, s. a species of teve.
1
Telegese, a. very slow.
Telemulu
Ti, s. the plant from the leaves of
which girdles are made (dreecena
Telenoa, see TELEFUA. tern~inalis).
Teletele, v. to be quick, to stepout. Tia, s. the space cleared for pigeon
Temeteme, s. the stock, &c. of the catching.
drill. Ti'a, s. the stick used in tagati'a;
Tenane, see TEANE. the head of a pig after the cheeks
Tene, s. a species of banana. and ears are removed ; a man's
Tene, v. to move the hands about head (in abuse).
(as in dancing); pl. tetene ; re- Tiabi,v. to throw away.
dup. tenetene. Tiale, s. a sow that has lnft off
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breeding; the fruit of the pua.
Tiapula, s. the head of the taro for
repla~iting. See TIGAPULA.
Tiituli, s. tlie name of a plant.
Ti'e, s. a species of crab which bur-
rowing throws up the earth in a
mound, one species of the avii.
Ti'eti'e, v. to sit upoil, to be seated
on somethi~lgabove the ground.
Tio, s. tlie name of a shell-fish; one
kind of fly-fishhook.
Tio, a . sharp-looking (as the eyes);
lively, animated ; 111. titio.
Tio, v. to finci fault with, to blame;
pl. titio ; pass. tioilla, tioa ; re-
dup. tiotio.
Ti'o, v. to defecate, to go to stool ;
pl. titi'o.
Tioa, see LETIOA.
Tioata, s. glass.
Ti'otala, s. the name of a bird.
Tiu, v. to go on a fishing voyage ;
to place a rat trap.
Ti-ufi, s. a species of ti.
Tiuga, s. a fishing voyage.
Ti6ulu 1
Tiu'i, s. species of ti.
Tifa, s. mother-of-pearl.
Tifaga, s. jugglery.
Tifaoua, s. a species of ti.
Tifi, v. to adorn ; redup. titifi and
tifitifi.
Tifiga, s. adornings.
Tifitifi, s. the name of a fish.
Tigii, s. pain.
Tiga, v. to be in pain; to be near
death ; pass. tigaina.
Tigapula, see TIAPULA.
Tila, s. the yard of a Samoan sail.
Tilaumaniti, s. a species of ti.
Tilalalo, s. the sprit of a Sarnoan
sail.
Tili, s. a message sent in haste.
Tili, v. to be quick in order to get
in time; to go a message of life
and death ; redup. tilitili.
Tili, s. a method of fishing by a
small net.
Tili, v. to cast the net.
TIN
Tilifou
1
v. to run for life.
~ilivaagoto, v. to have the canoe
sinking with fish, and yet refuse
to ~ i v eone to less fortunate fish-
ers; to be without love.
Tilo, s. the innermost sprout of the
taro.
Tilornalae, v. to receive a blow in a
club match which causes to slag-
ger and look down to the ground.
Tilopa, s. a species of ti. '
Tilotilo, a . straight (as a tree).
Tilotilo, v. to peep, to spy; pass.
. tilofia.
Tilotilo. v. to adorn. to set off the
person a8 young people do.
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c 7 ,
1
s. specie; of the ti.
Timatimaloloa, v . to be lazy and
sluggish in one's movements.
Timu. v. to rain.
Timu, s. rain.
Tiniuga
Tina, s. a wedge.
Tina, s. a mother.
Tina. v,. to split (as with a wedge).
Tina-'au, s. the main body of the
army.
Tina'tiva, s. a strong wedge : one
who causes divisions in a family.
Tinaelega, s. the name of a tish.
Tinai, see TINEI.
Tinamailo6i,s. a fat sucking pig.
Tinatoa, see TINA'AVA.
Tinei, v. to extinguish-(as a fire);
to kill ; pass. tineia.
Tini, s. shouts of praise on the mar-
riage of a high chief to a virgin
lady.
Tinifu, s. those unable to fight
Tinihga ]
(the women, children,
aged, and sick).
Tinitinio, s. a shout of victov in
games, boat-racing, and fightlog.
Tinitinio, v. moving from place to
place (as a person constantly go-
ing on m a l o p ) ; changing from
 TIN
one to another (as a woman from
one husband to anotl~er).
/ Titoa,
Tino, s. the body (as of a man,
beast, tree, canoe, &c.)
Tino, v . to be bodily present ; to be
ccrtain.
Tino, an affix to some verbs making
them interlsive i n sigr~ificatiol~,
as
ta'utino, fuutrlitino, &c.
Tir~oii,a. tllin (as the body); redup.
tinotinos.
Tinoagafirlu, a . ten (in counti~lgbo-
nito.
Tino'ese, a. tall ; pl. tino'eLese.
l'inoiaiga, s. a true fi~niilyconnec-
tion.
Tinoifili, s. those peculiarly hated.
Tinoimatagi, s. a strong breeze ;
great anger.
Tinou, v . to desire intensely.
Tinogagase, v. to be languid.
Tinovale, a. thin, skinny.
Tipa, v. to glide, to fly or swim on
the side with a gliding motion ;
redup. tipatipa and titipa.
Tipatipa, s. tile name of a shellfish.
Tipi, s. an axe.
Tipi, v. to cut ; to cut up; to hack;
redup. tipitipi, titipi.
Tipolo, s. a lime.
Tipunaoa
1 s. species of the ti.
T ~ p u t a ,s. a woman's upper gar-
rnel~t,(Tahitian).
T i b L e ,v . to break open a cocoanut.
Titafua, s . a species of the ti.
Titi, s. a girdle of Ie~ves.
'J'iti6e, s. to swell (as tlie belly) ; to
be angry.
Titio, v. plural of tio.
Titiso, v. plurdl of ti'o.
Titiu, see T I U .
Titifi, see TIPI.
Titina, v. to strangle, to choke.
Titipa, a. careless, negligent.
Titipaola, a. very careless.
Tito, s. tbe name of a sh.
Tito, V . t o fall headlong ; to preci-
pitate.
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Tivli 1 S. species of the ti.
TO,s. the strainer of the ' a v a ; a
hole in the earth.
TO, v . to plant ; to build ; t o open;
to fall (as rain or dew) ; to conle
upon (as a calamity) : to give ;
to give over (as laud); to take
down. as to ifo; to remove, a s
to 'ese; to be with child, to be
with young ; to srparate ; to take
an oath.
Toa, s. the name of a tree ; a war-
rior; a cock.
Toa, a. couragcolrs ; pl. totoa.
To'a, v. to strike on a rock, t o
groul~d(as a cartoe) ; pl. toto'a.
To'a, v. to subside, to settle down ;
to get hnrd (as cocoanut oil from
the cold ; to sleep ( o f chiefs);
pl. toto'a.
To'a, a prefix to tlie numerals in
counting persons.
To'ai, s. the timbers of a canoe.
To'ai, v. to go direct t o ; to head
towards (as a canoe); to arrive at.
Toa'i, v. to commit suicide ; to do
a thiug from constraint.
Toa'ina, s. a11 old man. See TOE*-
INA.
Toilfa, s. a tract of land destitute of
trees and covered with fern.
To'afa, a . four (persol~s).
Toutia, a. three (persot~s).
ToLafia,udv. how many? (persons).
Tfi'aga, s. a planting; a building
(of houses).
TG1aga, v. to be in earnest in doing
things.
To'aga, v. (from to'a), to be witll ;
to be in (as birds frequentir~ga
certain tree) ; to remain with ; t o
settle down witl~.
To'agalauapi, s. a war camp.
To'agiimiifitna, s. a chiefs sleeping
place.
To'alauama, a. many persons.
To'alemu, a. satisfied ; quiet ; a t
rest.
Toilii, s. the time when the sun be-
gins to shine on tlie tops of the
cocoanuts, being the time when
cl~iefsleft off work.
To6iipaipai, s. a mulo, which is at
peace.
To'asH, s. a chief's anger.
To'asefi~lu, a. ten (persons).
To'atama'i, see TOASA.
To'atinoagafulu, u. ten (persons).
To'ato'a, v. to be begrimed ; to
smell of (as of pork).
Toe, s. the last ; a remnant.
Toe, v. to reii~ainover ; redup. to-
toe.
Toe, adv. agiiin.
To'e, s. the sea eel. See Pusr.
Toeaiua, s. an old man; an old
dog.
Toelalga, s. the remairls of a meal.
Toeu~uvii,s. the name of a month
(February).
To'egatala, see PUSIGATALA.
To'elau, s. tlie trade wind.
ToLele,v. to reach to the ground, to
be down to the ground.
To'ele'ele, v. to fall on the ground ;
(a word used in self abasement
when a favor is conferred, as the
pardon of a criniioal, &c. : Uu
to'ele'ele lau pule).
Toepalolo, s. the name of a month
(August).
To'ese, v. to commit a fault ; to
beg pardon, to apologize, to con-
fess to being wrong.
Toese, v. to remove, to take off.
Toetaulnafa, s. the name of a mc~nth
(December).
Toetc~e,s. a small crab.
Toetoe, udv. almost, nearly.
Toi, s. the name of a tree.
ToLi,s. a liatcliet ; at1 adze.
To'ia, v. to be struck (as by a falling
tree, lightning, &c.)
To'iaileulia, 1 v. to have a presage
To'iailesC 5 of death (as by a li-
zard falling on a person it is
uscd by lllode who Ilikve ~ulllUllt-
ted a crime and are awaiting the
pul~ishme~it).
riiialrfala, v. to pass evacuations
uncoriscio~~sly.
l'oLialiti, s. the first bonito caught
iu a new canoe.
ro'ialo, v. to pass safely to the in-
side of the reef.
Eio, v. to divide a fish into four.
r6'ifale, s. a bastard.
rij'ifale, v . to be with child in h.er
father's family while unmarried.
l'6'ilalo, v. to be conquered, to be
subdued.
I'o'ito'iave'a, s. the name of a creep
ing plant.
ro'itua, v. to pass safely to theout-
side of the reef.
Tobo,s. a pole with which to urge
on a canoe in the shallow; a
stick in which is fixed the perch
of the pigeon.
Too%,s. a railing along the top of
a wall to keep out pigs.
Tooala, s. diseases of tlre stomach.
Tooalo, s. one kind of club; tile
part of the reef on which canoes
are thrown when swamped.
Toonlaa, s. an abscens in the foot.
Toomaunu, s. hiccough.
Toona'i, s. food prepared before-
hand ; Saturday : o 1s aso too-
na'i.
Toona'i, v. to prepare large quanti-
ties of food for cooking ; to eat
together the food prepared ; re-
dup. tootoona'i.
Toona'i, v. to lean upon a stnff; to
lean on anything for support; re-
dup. tootoona'i.
Tooloo, s. a staff, a walking atick.
Tootoo, s. a method of fishing.
l'ootoo, v. to pull with a slow and
steady stroke (as a canoe).
Tootii, s. a branching stick atood
up to hang baskets on.
Tootuli, v. to kneel.
Tij'u, v. to scold; redup. totoru ;

as a verbal noun, o le 'ai to'u, a
scold.
Tou, s. the name of a tree, the wood
of which is used for cork, and the
berries for paste.
Tou, pron. you, (used before verbs
in the future a r ~ dtlie imperative
instead of outou).
Tou, v . to paste siupo with tou;
pass. toua; redup. totou.
Tobii, s. an adze.
To'ulu, v , to fall (as a leaf, &c.); to
fall through (as throcgh a hole in
a basket) ; to brat the mat drum
(3s in the night dance).
Toulu, v. to have a blow on the
head (as in a club match).
Toutou, a. having thick substantial
fat (as pork).
To'utoLu, v. to cluck, to chuckle (as
a hen).
Tofa, s. determination, intention,
something agreed upon.
TOG, o. farewell ! a parting saluta-
tion.
TGfa, v. to sleep (of chiefs) ; pl. to-
fafa.
Tofaga s. the sleeping-place (as of
a chief or a pigeon).
TGfale, v . to build houses.
Tofaleauga, v . (literally, to build
houses all around), to desire for
a wife (as wl~enmany arc paying
addresses to a lady); to have ma-
ny wives.
Tofatumoanaina, v . to founder ; to
come to an end (as a family).
Tofe, s. the name of a shellfish.
To&, s. a precipitous place.
Tofe'ula, s. one kind of tofe. .
Tofela~~ifi, s. a large tufe.
Tofetofe, s. small tofe.
Tofetofea, a. rough (as the body
with dirt, or a carloe covered wit11
seaweed).
Tofi, v. to split up; to divide ; to
give an inheritance ; pass. tofia,
tofitofis ; redup. tofitofi.
Toti, s. a cllisel.
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Tofi, s. an appoiutmeut; an in-
Tofiga { heritance, a patrimony.
Tiifiloflo, s. the second night of the
appearance of the laud crab.
Tofo, s. a tempting.
Tofo, v. to taste ; to try; to tempt;
redup. tofotofo.
Tofoga, s. offerings to the priest to
ascertain the cause of some sick-
ness.
Tofono, v . to be in time for a meti1
which is being eatell.
Tofotofo, v . to try ; to tempt.
Tofototofoga, s. a temptation.
Tofu, v. to dive ; pl. fetofui ; ~ e d u p .
tofutofu.
Tofu, a. to be distributed to each.
to have each a portion, to be all
supplied ; puss. tofusia.
Tofua, s. a mat made with unpre-
pnred leaves.
Tofutofu, v. to dip under repeatedly
(as the head in bathing).
Tiiga, s. native property consisting
of fine mats and siapo.
Toga, s. the south wind.
Toga, s. a grove, a plantation (as of
any plant or tree, a s toyii'ulu;
it differs from ulu, which refers to
the umbrageous tops, while this
refers to the ground).
Togai, s. the nilme of a tree.
Togiifau, v. to deliberate on.
Togafiti, s. a scheme, device, means,
remedy.
'Togilauapi, see TO'A~ALAUAPI.
Togiinofo, ZJ. to sit and devise mis-
chief privily.
Togapulau, s. a handsome man.
Togiivao, s. a grove of trees.
Togi, v . to carve ; pass. togia ; re-
dup. togitogi.
Togi, v . to tlrrow, to cast(as a stone);
pl. fetogi.
Togia, v. passive of toyi and tatogi.
Togiola, s. a price for one's life, a
redemption.
Togimamano, v. to be carved; re-
dup. togimiioumanu.
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Togimanua'e, s. the cliestnut whrn
grown large enough to throw a t
birds.
Togisala, s. tlie payment of a fine ;
the one who appoints the fine.
Tiigitogi, v. to carve a stick; to
mark a part of the tatoo; to mea-
sure off, ( b e c a ~ ~ sthe
e part mea-
sured was marked with tire adze);
to throw lightly.
Togitii, v. to appoint another witll-
out previous consultation.
Togo, s. the name of a t r ~ e .
to go to;^, s. one species of ri.
T o y o v ~ o s,. t l ~ evame of a tree.
Tolili, s. the ll;$rneof a bird.
Tiilaulau, v . to build temporary co-
'
coaliut-leaf houses on occasion of
tatooirlg, the d e ~ t hof a chief, &c.
. Tolela, v. to do allything in a bad,
slovenly manner.
Toli, v. to gather (as fruit from high
trees).
Tolii, a. close and small (as the 'aso
of a house ; a basket neatly made;
cinet fastenings laid on e v e ~ ~ l y ) .
Toliu, v. to open interoally (es an
abscess) ; to recede (as elephan-
tiusis to the bowels).
Tolifili, v. to choose what to gather
(as fruit).
Tolo, s. the sugarcane; the stick
to stir round the hot stones in the
arrowroot ; the name of a fish.
Tolo, s. a point, a pro~nontary; the
crooked body of a yam.
Tolo, v. to kGep back, to put off.
to adjourn ; to push forward (as
a net with the fret); to stir round
the hot stones in the arrowroat :
to dart the spear ill tllc game of
tologu ; rtd~rp.tolotolo.
Tolo, v. to singe? to bur11 off the
hairs (as of a p ~ g ) ;pass. toloa.
Tolo, v. to kindle a fire by rubbing
sticks ; pl. totolo.
Toloa, s. a wild duck ; the name of
a cluster of stars.
TOL
Tolo'aano, v. to mix stiff (as arrow-
root, k c . )
T O ~ ~ I ' Pv.' ~t o. collect, t o gdther to-
@her.
T6loa1i, s. a brood ; a litter.
Toloag~~lugulu, s. a fat p i g ; a fat
man.
Toloi, v . to have a smoky taste.
Toloia, v. to be ~ c r a t c b e d(aa by
being tl~rownon the reef).
Toloipalai, s. the crooked body of
the palai running along under
ground.
Tolo'ula, s. one kind of sugarcane.
Tolouli, s. a bltght in taro and
yams.
Toloulia, v. to be blighted. .
Tolofia, v . passive of totolo.
Tolofiso, s. one speciesof sugarcane.
Tolofutlln~~, s. the kind of sugarcane
the 1-af of which is used h r
thatch.
TGloga, s. the game of throwing
spears a t a mark.
Tologa, a. enduring ; l ~ n g ~ l i v e d .
Tologa, v. t o send forth a n odour.
Tololi, v. to make a scraping noise.
Tolomati'e, v. to appear above
g;o~ind (as the top of the palai).
Tolomiti, s. a small bad-co~lditioned
pig.
Tolopa, v. to put off, to defer.
Tolopa;, v. to give way, to step
backward in a club match. &c.
I \
Tolapau species of sugare;ne.
Tolotea
II Toloto, to get between
v.'
enemy's troops; to get into tb
the
midst (as of a party of chief* &)
(as
Tolotolo, see TOM.
Tolotolofa'i, v. to creep o r cn*l
along.
Tolotovae, v. to stand between tba
feet of an opponent, by which he
gets the advantage.
Tolotoi, s. the name of o fish.
Tolovae, v. to push on the net with
, the feet.
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Tcllr,vai, v . to nlix t l ~ Ii (a< ill'ro\v- 1 Topisi, c. to fall rotten I ip?.
rorlt). I Topo'a, 7.: to bt,ar a cl~il(l in 0111
Tolo\-.IIP, s. the first night of the age.
appearalice ot'tlle lard crab. T O ~ I U ' C ~ I7).I ' C
tn, c o , ~ l ci l l l i ~ ~ f f *
'I'o)cl, o. tllree. I sqllalli of w h d ) ; to srizc in fits
Torna, v . to curse. 1 or paroxyrinls (a* itn illt~rss).
'
Toma, I ! . to give clirectir~na; to ex- 'ruaaga, see F.\.\.r~,s.\c;,a.
llort : redup. tol~~atonta. Tosi, u . to tear in strip<,tl1011gl1not
Tontaaga, s. a begging of n a ~ i v e separated (;IS tl1c3 t i Io;~fi n rnakia g
propel't y.
'T~';mai,s.. promotion.
T i ~ m a ~s.l , lantl not recIl~i~.i~tg
/ a girdle) ; to I)tb tlrnwn out, lo be
fors~ed(tis the liml,i oflilc fmtur).
to lie j to sin;^, v . (11;1ssiveof t o s o ) , to he
fallow. I tlraw11: to be dri~wnin, to ireill-
T61nas;lga. 19. tu hr botl~ p r t > g ~ l i i ~ ~ tfluenced.
togetl~er(astwo nivc~sofone Irlnn, 'I'oso, I?. to driig; to c.;il.ry o'f I)y
or two \vClnthanin O I I P ~ ; I I I I ~ I v I .I f i ~ r c(as
~ a wo~niln);to cr)lnltlit B
Ton,ilt;~;~ga.
looks t)~rt115 less.
I:. 11, I I aci~uir~tl
~

T ~ t t ~ i l t ~,rl.r nto~ ,I ) q 1)ro;)erIy ; to

give cli~.t~rtio~~s.
Totno, D. to sink in (its ~ O L fimt
for his
ji rape; pl. toso, totoio, ottrl fero.io;
p n . tnros (cud toril~.i; $ i , t ~ i n .
tosotoso.
Towga, s. tllc draxgirlg.
. TOSO~I~IIII,

t
i l l :I
Ilolc); to drop tl1rot1gI1; 111. to- I T o s n t + l ~ , S. names of a gan1P
1 to~no. Tosotelega
1' 'I'o~rlua, 1%. to bc tirst. Tosotoso, 1 1 . to 11r:lg away (as foot1
To~rluli.7 ~ . to I I ~1;ist. or propt1rty abstracted by a favo-
Tomunlu, v . to gr11n11)leat. rite child) ; to drag g ~ l l t l y(as in
Tona, s. a wart ; the y;~ws. tl~ieving).
, Tota'uba.11, v , tcl he sclr~;llly,to I)lov
To~til,v . to lravc~the yaws.
'I'o~~iiu!u, s. tl!e sic!e of thr I~cad.
T o ~ r i n ~ r ~.c. l itile , postrriors.
' in sudden gust*.
T ~ t a t a u 1:.
, to upl~raida s 1)-ing the
-
To~latonifee,s . a \vast. n fe~ngns. r.ttr.;e of calan~ity.
Tonr~,s. tlic 11an1eof a wtscd. I Totr, a. to receive I,nqpitably ; r c -
Tolloa, 77. to LtII down (as birds, I dup. t ~ ~ t t * t o t ~ .
a l ~ ochiefs). ' Tolo, s. I~lood; t l ~ rniinl:. nf a tirl~.
T ~ I I I In,. right, straigl~t,corl.ect ; to hlecd ; / ) I . tbtc~toi;pnss.
pt. totonu.
T ~ I I I I , I s a ~ p r c t 1, imagine. B e . Toto, see To.
17.

A.~,osu,olso S A . ~ O N U .
! I Totoa, ( I . I I ' I I ~ ~ofI ~ tr>,r.
' T O I I I I ~11.; I ,to be a ~ c e r t a i ~ ~ tor d br ; 1 Toto'a, o. qtiit~t:~)c.ac.r!i~l; ea<y (as
~i(sridcd. pitill) : gtnlttlr. c;!ow.
T s : l ) ; ~ l1~, . , to fitll rottrn r i p . Tuto'a, S . a d~.~oi.tvay.,Yco I:.\t~~,o-
~ ' o ~ ) ; I I I g.1, t!. to c,it its ow11 dung (as TO',\.
tl1:3 SNI~I). TotGii, s. a tllirf.
'rol,t,. rq. to I)(% rapid so iIs to be in- 'I'otoa'i, 11. lo i~nl,ri,c.atesu&Irnd e : ~ t l ~
d~.t.i~irt(its I I I s l ~ ~ a ! . . i ~to ~ gbe ): 011 o~~est-If.
~.ilpitls o ;in to be irrcguli~rin pad- Totnr, I ! . 1>111ral of f o ~ .
c l I I I I ~; I , ! . tolo1)p ; I edr~p.toile- Totoe, rT. to li~ugll(:IS i I great I I 11111-
I(IIJI'. t ( l l ~ ~ l ~ ~ - . bl-r i n C O I ~ ~ I ~). I I I ~
1.(81,~ 1.111, : c r ' ~ , I I . F . . 'fotclo, u . 1 0 Ira11 I I I ~ ~ (I :II S it ht:~lf.,~.
6
2 IC, TOT TUA
Totou, see Tow. upon (as the consequences of one's
Toto-uli, s. venorrs blood. own conduct: Uu tua iu te oe
Totof, v . to split up, to divide (us 2uu onriu).
taro, &c.\ ; to appoint. Tua, prep. behind, at the back.
Totoga, s. tlre insidv, the entrails. Tua'ii, s. R brother's brother: a sie
Totogi, s. the payment of a fine ; ter's sister: a father who hm p-
rlow used generally for a payment cedrd in name or office, hat b
tbr labor or produce, &c. deud.
Totogi, v. to appoint or' decree the Tuaefu, s. a bd-looking pigeon;
amount of' Fnt-, or the qurtntitg of ugly men.
food to be taken to a travelling Tuai, v . to be a long time. :
pnrty ; to drive off (as a hen does Tui'ie, v . to be torn slightly (M 8
her chickens) : to peck, to nihble tine mat).
(as tish at a bait) ; to give a pay- Tunoi, R. a bonndar~.
ment. Tuaoi, 1.. to be a nPigbbot.
Totogo, v. to spring up (as I~erbs). Tuaoivalc, a. unneighborly.
Totolima, u. bloody, murderous. Tuiolo, s. the back of a fort.
Totolo, n. to crawl, to creep; pmss. Tuaoloa, s. a south easterly wind.
tolotia ; redup. tolotolo ; pl. feto- Tuiua, s. the nape of the neck.
lofi. Tuiupua, a. to backbite.
Totoma, v. to beg native property ; Tuafatine, s. a brotlrer's sister ;pC.
~ e d ~tomatorna.
p. tuafafine.
Toto mi, s. arterial blood. Tuiifa~rua,s. land at the back o r
Tiito~narnala,v. to belch. beyond the wall of tl v i l l e p
Tiitonoa, a. strong and quick at Tu'aga, s. the root, the =we, the
work. origin.
Totonu, a. plural of tonu. Tna~ane,s. a sister's brotlrer.
Tutor~u,prep. in the midst, within. Tual;. s. the prime portion from the
Totonugalemu, s. the exact middle. back of a pig.
Totoso, v . plural of foso. Tuili, n. to put a canoe more befbre
Totototo, n. bloody ; red. the wind.
Tovale, ti. to give away recklessly; Tuilagi, s. beyond the skies, hea-
to finish improvidently(as tlle taro ven.
pln~rtatior~);redup. totovale; puss. Tualiali, v . to make clear, to tell
totovaleil. plairdy.
'Gvale, see TO'ESE. Tu;llin~a,-9. the back of the band.
Tu, s. a cuslonl, a habit; a disease 1 Tuilirn;~fuluful~~a, s. An old I&-
of' the eye (pterypium) ; a gro~lnd, working man.
pigton; a 1a1.g~ p,i~ceof 'cord i l l 'I'ualoa, s. olre k i d of crab. . . , r
dt t,p w,~terirrritle the reef. Tualuk, s. a black titi. Sda E r . 9 ~ .
Tu, v. to stand; pl. tutu. Tualua; a. double, of G o tbicl;
Tua, s. the back ; the next in order nesses.
(especii~llyof children, the next to Tu~lu~rluu; s. a species of crab: one
the eldest) ; a thickness, as tua- kind of fly-fishliook; an ugly m h
?.ah,ciglltfold. wh'o gets a wife.
Tua, v . to take behind ; to remove Tuamafa, s. a chief of pigeons.
to a place of safety (as the women Tuiimata, s. the eyelid.
and children in war) : to trust in Tramiti6e, a. to rise from 'tire *t-
t'hr protcctic~~rot'; to rcturr~back riug .posture while part of t1.b

troops are fighting ; a compariso~
wit11 the ti'e; the sign o f cowar
dice.
f i i l l ~ a ~v.i , to be behind, to be pass
ed by.
Tuania, v . to be left out, to be pas4
ed over (as in appointing to somc
work o r message) on account of I
plea of an urgent pre-cngag~nient
as. Ou te lc ultr ; e tratuunio au
'l'uiniu, s. tlie rib of the cocoanu1
leaflet : b o n ~ ~wire. rt
T u i p i , prep. behilid, outside (of s
wall).
T~ipapa,s. the bark of a rock: the
sea along all it011 bound coast.
Tuapi'o, a. humpbacked.
Tuapi'o, s. a llutl~pbark.
Tuapipi, s. the srcond growth 01
the paper mulberry.
Tuasivi, s. the backbone ; a ridge
of mountains.
TnasiGivae, s. the shin.
Tuiitaafalu, s. tile upper part of a
chief's back.
Tuatua, a. thick (as string, rope,
&c.)
Tuatlla, s. the skin on the kernel of
the cocoanut.
Tuatua, see FAATUATUA.
Tuatuai, v. to be solnewhat long ;
to delay.
Tuattrania, see Tu.rur4.
Tuavadva, s. a ~rletlroclof fishing by
placing the net across the small
openings of the reef.
T u a v d u , a. eightfold, (applied to
the heavens, a thick wall, &c )
TUP,s. a species of wild yam.
Tu'e, s. the body of a crdb or cray-
fish after the Ivg* are broken OK
Tu6eagafulu, a. ten (of cray tish).
Tu'rlitna, s. the knuckle.
Tu'elua, a. twrnty (of crayfish).
Tu'ctu'e, v . to be stript of its leaves
(as a taro with its leaves eaten off,
or taro tops with the stalks rotted
off t.
TII'I, o, to thump ; to stlike with
TUI 21 1
the fist: to devote to de+tnlction;
pass. tu'ii ; redrrp. tu'itu'i.
Tu'i, s. the purse of the lauloa
Tui, s.-a high chief, a k g ; tile
name of a shellfisl~.
Toi, v. to prick ; prtss. tnia.
Tulir\, v. to be wrecked.
Tii'ia, v. to strike the foot against a
stone ; to be pierced as by a spear
or the Lu'u fish.
Tu'ifana, s. a ramrod.
Tuiga, s. a head dress of brown
hair.
Tuigarula, s. a heid dress of recl
feathers.
Tuig5lau11lu, see T u r o ~ .
Tuigdama, s. a torch t ~ ~ a dofe can-
dlenuta.
Tu'igiimata, s. the part immediately
under the eye, (so called because
beaten as a sign of grief).
Tuili, v . to sew sails.
l'u'ilealelo, v. to eat, (a term of
abuse).
l'u'imomomo. v. to beat to pieces.
l'u'insnau. v. to desire intenselv.
I'u'ipE, v. to bent severely.
ru meal v. to beat to a mummy.
ru:!pa1a9
r u i k , s. h e flower of the grass, &c.
(vunfnli).
ru'itama'i, s. a deliverer.
ru6itama'i, v. to deliver from being
kilkd (as a wamor who keeps the
pursuers a t bay while his own
party make their escape); to save
a piece of land from being leR
urt~nhatiited.
ru4itigii, v. see T u ' r ~ ~ m a :' r also
applied to a y y ~ n gchief raised up
over a land. In danger of being
left without a chief.
.-
'uitui, a. prickly, thorny.
. see INA.
.uttoi,
'uitui, s. the beam running through
a long house.
'u'itu'i, s. the s~llallsticks between
the a u f r i w r and intr~; 3 bundle
of balnboos round which the mat
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is ~ . o l l t to
~ I make tll~,drc~nl for tllc ' Tuurra, s. a p o r t i o ~ of ~ food fbr a
nipl~tdilnre ; tile s t ~ c kon wlliell
v e ~ tables
t
I village or lalid.
are rested while being 'ruuga'ofi., s. a cr~ttingof bamboos.

. scraped. , TU~G~MALIE.
T n u g a l r ~ n l ~sae
Tubitu'i. v. to I~rllise,to poullcl; to Tuugamall, s. a cmve.
thvlnp gently (as a part of the Tuugamalie, v. t o have plenty 'of
bodv i l l pain). prrsolls in a family to help at
Tiilitii'i, 2,. to forbid the doing of a work.
thing; to forbid a payn~ent; to Tungata, v . to leave ~ ~ n f i l ~ i s h ptod ;
remit a del.~t. b~ ~tliableto d o more; to be tin-
Tuivevr, s. leilvrs sewn together to e able to do better.
cover in the native oven. 1 Tanl;~foa~i, o. to reject; to ahandon.
Tuu, r. to place : to appoint ; to Tu~llitlo,v. to wllispr.

'
permit ; to set free. lo Irt go ; to I TII-uli, r. one rnetliod of f i s h i i ~ ~ i
put aside ; to pars by; to desert; Tu-trl~l,v. t o rut off ihe end of the
to leave: to deliver over : to cut

tuua rl>rdtuui~ia.
1 Irrp~llap11ill order to makea club.
d o r n ; to desist, to cease ; puss. Tiiunlina, ". to attrihnte a rlainit)
to some s u p ~ ~ . n a t u t apowcar:
l to
T U I I ~v.I , to be Irft : to Ile dismissed. curse ; to wjoice in another's
'f~l~la'i, c. to accuse falsely. misforttrnes.
l'uu'au, s. tile wooden el;d of the Tutrmavaega, s. covenant b r e a k i ~ . ~ .
ti3hing rod. T I I I I I ~V.I I to ~ ~walk
, backward, to
TlluLau,c. to disba~tdtroops. yield : to backslide ; redup. tuu-
T~nrat~tapu, ti. to swear. 1 tul~muli.
I Trlrlna, v. to be leR behind, to be
'
Tuuagn, IL. havi~lgthe f r i ~ ~ gleft(as e
a wllite mat). outst.ripped.
Tf~u'a!a, r , to ilrprtcate a misfor- T~~npnlasi, v. to throw d o r n via-
tune.
Tu~l'ali.t.. to beg Tor 'rrli. i' lently (as a hb avy hi~rtl~en).
T U I I ~ V.P ~to, leave a l o ~ ~ e .
Tuuara, V . to pay respect to.
/ \
~~ruaaclloto,
Tollinla. n. of the wayside(as words Tu~lsaunoa v: to leave a t liberty.
or rrports picked i p ) . 1 Tiiusua. sre ' r ~ u r u . ~ .
Tll'u'u, s. the niclne OF a small fish. , Tuuta~rla,v. to ancllor.
Tur~laalelr,v to let go by the run ' Trrntaeita, v. to ]pave the sides of
( a s a sail); to Ira\.e the attack in the head ~lnshaved.
n I~oilvso as llclt to be rilt off by I Tuutaln, v. to beg for raw tam (by
strngglic g . ti whole v i l l ; ~ ~ e ) .
Tclilt:~~~, 1.. to 1~ left to itself (as a Tuutf-lr, a. to be i n common.
I I to go the whole le1.gt.h Tul~tigapula,v. to b g for taro top
~ ~ P C OI13ti
ot' its l i ~ ~ t ,t'o ) : be uncorrrcted (as ' (by a wllole village).
cl~iltirc~ ; ~to) he uncartad Tor. i T U I I ~ I Iv.I I .to PilsS al0r.g: to pnas
Turllitlil, t.. to le;~\rt. inside of the 1111 ; to let dnmn.
s l ~ ~ e ~~iints ~ ~ the ~11rtains). / T u u t ~ ~ l ~ ; ' l u lv.n ato
) i l (as , make easy; to
' I ' I I I I ~ ~t.. I Ito, pli~cestoues (as in I act gently ; to 11e easilv 14.
marking a boundary). ' Tuutr~rtifo,v. to loner, to let down.
Turli'eatlgani, v. to swear, to take an ' Turttuu~ina,v. to pass on f& t o
oath.. tlre elders when not ellough for
Tuu!'u~,(I. cbsrltcd. u ~ l i ~ ~ l ~ i ~ b i t t ~ all. d.
 Tu~tvaa,v. to set sail, to depart from
a port.
Tufa, v. to divide, to share out, to
disrribu te ; recipr. felufana'i ; re-
dup. tuthtuh.
Tufaaga, s. a division, a portion, a
share of food.
Tufa'i, v. to divide out i n portions.
Tuf'aga, s. the division, the divid-
ing.
Tufale, v. to remain at home (as a
pigeon uufit for the seuga, or a
chief too old for war).
Tufknua, s. a comnlon man; a boor-
isli fellow.
Tufaso, s. a dry maotu tree.
Tufena, s. tlte company of watcr-
drawers ; the water itself. *
Tufi, v. to pick up (as fruits fallen,
shells, &c.)
T ~ ~ f i l a u p a pva. , to be broken up (as
a wrecked vessel).
Tufu, s. a spring below highwater
mark it1 tlre sand; the ]lame of a
fish.
Tufue, a . first (especially of a wife).
Tufue, v. to be first.
l'ut'uga, s. a carpenter; a tatoo
marker.
Tuf'urnea, s. n~enorrh;~gia.
Tuga, s. a maggot.
Tugs, a . rnaggotty.
Tugi, v. to be late in the evening
(about 9 o'clock).
T u g i , a. (for tuyatii), conling inop-
portunely; standing in the way
(as a rock in the middle of the
road ; an abscess fbrrning in an
awkward place wltcre it cal~uotbe
lanced).
Tfiga, s. a portion or appointed
share ot' fuud or properly ; the
acquisition of' all the great titles :
as, Uu ao i t i i y ~ .
Tugaee, v. to be 1111sett1ed.
'I'ugii'i, v . to ligl~tup a tire on the
beach.
Tug&fat~*i, s. the step of a mast.
'I'ugi~ge,s. the n a t i ~of~a shcllfislr.
Tugagi, a . dull, blunt.
Tugalemu, a. well-placrd, well-si-
T~tgarnalie tasted.
'Tugia, v. passive of t u t u . .
Tula, a bald-headed pcrson.
.I .~tla,s.
a. bald ; destitute of trees.
Tula, s, a perch ; the stones at tlte
entrance of fish enclorures.
Tula.i, v. to rise up, to stand up
redup. tutula'i.
Tula'iu, s tlre loin of pork.
Tulaumtt, s. a place to builda cook-
ing house trn.
Tulafale, s. a ruler of the land, a
counsellor; a place on which a
house stands.
Tulafdrrii, see TUGAFANA.
Tulafbno, s. a law.
Tulaga, s. a place to stand on ; a
footmark ; a pulpit.
Tulagavae, s. a tbotprint.
Tulagogo, s . the dorsal tin of the
shark.
Tulali, see TUGAGI.
Tulama'i, s . the cause of a sick-
11ess.
Tulavae, s. the portion of a net to
be made by each person.
T~lliivelo,see TULAI'U.
Tulei, 29. to shove, to push.
Tulci, v. to speak ; to be sick, (only
applied to high chiefs).
Tulete, s. the name of a sltrub.
Tulrfena, v. to be sleepy.
Tulemoe ~.
Tulen~oge,v. to be horrified, to be
territied.
Tulesisila, v. to have the eye tixed
(as in dyit~g).
T~~lesoli, v. to trample on, to ill use
(as a conq~leredparty).
Tuli, s. the name of a bird ; an out-
side corner.
Tuli, u . deaf; 111. tutuli.
Tuli, v. to drive; to chase : to pur-
sue ; to fullow up ; 111. lutuli ;
puss. tulia.
Tuli, see LE'LULI.
' I tili, see' 'l'u-ULI.
4 14 'I'U L TUP
Tulia6iila, v. to follow up, to persist Tuluvao, s. the drops from the trees
in. after rain.
Tuliau. a. to be vt ry deaf. Tuma, v. to strike wit11 the keuo-
Toliolcva u, s. a sprcies of the tuli. kles; to be extensively weeded.
Tuli~~lu, s. the side of the head. Tun~au,v. to stand fast.
Tuliga, s. n drivi~g ; a hunti~~g. Tumatafbga, a. maritime, as nmm
Tulilin~a,s. the elbow. tu,~tatafuga.
Tulilo, v. to stand concealed (as a Tumu, s. a h d o w place in a tree
pigeon aniong the leaves). where ,water lodges.
Tuliloa, v. to give cbase to. Tumu, v. to be full; pl. tutumq.
Tuliloaga, s. a chasing, a pursuit. Tumua, s. the name of two of t8ar-
Tulimanava, s. the side of the belly. directiag or leading landa on Upp-
Tulimanu, s. the corner (as of a lu ; (used aepule on Savaii).
mat, pavement, &c.) Tumua'i, 8. the crown of tb h d
Tuli~natali,v. to look stedfastly. Tuinutaniu, s. the top, the summit.
Ttrliti, s. diseases of t l ~ ebladder. Tuna, s. the freshwater eel.
Tulitauta, v. to pursue and continue Tunalela, s. a ehort thick kind of
to strike. eel?
Tulitatao, v. to pursue c!osely. Tunasi, s. the branches of the 'aw
Tulitulisega, v. to tollow up, to p e r root.
sist in (as the bonito fbllows up Tuneva, v. to go and sit in the
the sega). house where the single W i re-
Tulivae, s. the knee. side, (applied to men).
Tulivalaau, v. to run and call after. Tutloa, s. oue method ob fihiag ;
Tulou, v. an apologrtic word used. a cooking-house, (a polite naori).
oil entering the house of a god, Tunoa, a. free (as love).
or when about to make a sudden Tunoa, v. to stand idle; to haven;
noise, as on throwing down a log standing place, (applicd to tkore
of wood, or ou conimeucing a fishing where they have no right
speech. to go).
Tiiloui, v. to stand in the way, to 'runu, v. to roast, to toast, t.a brqil,
be a t~uisance. to fry. LO boil.
Tulola, v. Lo bend down (as a tree, Tui~uafi, v. to roast done up m
&c.) leaves.
Tuloto, v. to be in the niidst. Tunuu, see TAUNUU.
l'ulua, v. to dibide in halves. Tunuma, s. the case for tabaipg
Tuluaop6, s. midnight. i~lstrunier~ts. . $1
Tului, v. to drop into (as the eye, Tui~upa'u, v. to broil in itr own1
nose, &c.) skin ; pl. tunupapa'u.
Tulu6i,u. long, lasting. Tupa, s. a species of crab with.*
Tulu'iga, s. the end (as of a road, claws; hence tlie name vcur iapm
&c. ) for elephan tiasie.
Tulu'ipae, s. the f r o ~row~ t of stones Tipa, s. one rnctht~dof fishiog.
in a pavement. Tupa'ia, s. an insect of the beetle
Tulu'itanu, s. the end of the pave- kiud which makes an inceaqnt
ment. rapping with its feet; an active
Tulula, s. a basket to keep oil bot- industrious man.
tles ill ; a boat. Tupapa, s. fwd given for. bh.
Tulu:u111, s. the eaves of a bouse. : Tupe, s. a sort of. die made from. a
 TUP
cocoanut shell, used to play r
game like pitch-penny ; a largt
bran, the fruit of a vine ; the caF
of a winkle; money.
Tupea, a. fritrndless, destitute of fa-
mily connections.
Tupito, a. last, at the end.
T~rpoupou,v. to stand erect, to
stand straight up, ( n disrespectful
attitude) ; pl. tutupoupou.
Tupolo, s. a stranger, one residing
ih a family to which he does rlot
belong.
Tupoto, s. the moxa, (Tongan).
Tupu, s. a chief of the highest rank.
Tupu, s. the units in counting above
tens and hundreds: as, e sefulu
m a ona tupu efitu, seventeen.
Tupu, v. to grow, to increase; to
spring up; to arise from, to cause;
pl. tutupu ; redup. tupur up^.
Tuputl; s. a stone supposed to have
been a man petritied; an image;
a riddle ; a fine mat when torn ;
certain privileges in seuga and
alufaga.
Tupua, a. to be over ten, or over a
hur~drrd.
Tupu'aga, s. ancestors.
Tnpuolaola, v. to grow luxuriantly;
to iocrease.
Tupuga, see TUPU'AGA.
Tupula'i, v . to grow greatly; to in-
crease.
Tupulaga, s. a growth; tliose ofone
age ; a generatior].
Tupulua, v . to grow two together.
Tupulupulu, v , to contiuue to cover
u p the body; to be low in the
eaves (as a house).
Tupntima'i, v. to be angry (of a
chief ).
Tupi~tupula'ina,v . to begin to grow,
to increase.
Tusa, v. to bc like, to be equal.
'l'usaga, s. see u s . 4 0 ~; also (at Tu-
tuila) the appoil~tedportion of
f d or property brought by a
pi8rty.
TUT
Tusala, s. the spear planted highest
in the game of totoga.
Tr~sala. v. to stand in the wrong
place in tologn; to stand it1 the
front of the troops in battle.
Tusa~ii,v . to divide equally. I
Tusapau, v. to be exactly equal or
alike ; pl. tusapapan.
TUG, s . a letter, a book.
Tusi, v. to mark siupo; to write ; ,
to point out.
Tu<ilitna, s. hand-writing.
Tusitusi, u. striped.
Tiita, v . to arrive a t (a3 a canoe);
to reach the 'beach.
Tutai, see NUUTUTAI.
Tuta'i, s. the leader in a dance; a
broad net.
Tiitaga, s. a landing-place; the cet-
tiog otf of a part of a tree.
rutataga, see TUGAEE.
l'ute, s. elephantiasi~on the inside
of tlie thigh ; redup. tutute.
r u tia, v. to be cut off; especially to
cut off a part of the army from thb
rest.
rutogi, v. to cliop the bark all
round.
rutu, v . to set fire to, to light ; to
beat cloth.
l'utii, r . the whale. See TAPOLA.
I'utii. v. to divide off, to cut off; to
fcll ; also plural of tu.
Mtlr, v. to reach to the end (as 'aso
laid on to the housk reaching tlie
eaves).
riitii, s. a large crab.
riilii, v. to wipe the feet; to shake
out of H bottle.
rutua, s. the wooden block to beat
cloth on.
rut1lra, a. short and thick, (applied
to men).
rutui, V . to seize with the claws (as
cats and owls do); to be griped.
rutuai, v. to pierce, to drive in any-
thing sharp.
~ U I U U ,v . to race (on foot or in cr-
ntres) ; to have t l ~ rbowels moved
. (ac from n~edicines,or after being Vaatiilitu'i, s. a lritld of raft for wil-
co~~stipated). ing about on.
'I'utuulapi, v. to cut a chief's hair. I-eavaa, s. the br~astbuneof birds.
Tutuga, s. tlre paper mulberry; the Vaavaalauti, s. a child's catwe made
1 ~ y . p a ~ ebark
d of it ; the liglrling nit11a ti-leaf sail.
o t a tire. \ ae, s. a Icg ol' au a~limal,stool,
Titiiga, s. the appoil~tedportion or &c.
shr~rt-of a r ~ y t l ~ i f ~ g . Vaeane, v . an al)ologetic term when
,. about to say what might be otien-
1 ulula'i, see ' I ' t r ~ n ' ~ .
Tutirlr, s. tile r1a111eof a sl~ellfich; sive : as, Vueane 2uu ujogu,
t l ~ r c o ~ ~ c l uof
s i the
o ~ ~1rig11tdance. " eavirrg your presence."

T~rtnli,a . (111. of ruli), draE Yaeoso, a. ready, pron~pt(aa to go

Tutuli, 11. (pl. of tuli), to drive. O I I a message).
,.
lutulu, v . to leak (as a house); to Vaeh, s. a pig, ( b e f w e chiefs).
wrt.1) (of ckiefs). VaeSua, v. to separate w i ~ h o ueither
t
TiltC~:u,~lu, see F , ~ A T U . ~ L J M A L L ~ . arty being worsted.
Tutur~a,s . the name of a slrrub. Vavga, s. a division.
T u t u ~ ~ a( ,I . high al!o\e tlre rest; Vaegalemu, s . t l ~ chalf.
I~i:h, as a chief.
\
\'aeluagale~~;u,v. to divide evenly
Tutur~oa,u d u . us..lessly, causeleasly, Varluaga~nalia in halves.
unt~ap.~c~tcdly. Vaema~ua,s. the big toe.
TUIU~H v .I ,to sprout. See TGPU. Vaesala, v. to be very quick; to be
T U I I I : ~c.. plur.~!of tusa. forenlost (as ill war).
Tl'u~uLutu,a . spt>cklt*d. Vaeta, s. the name of a land crab
Tuvaa, c. to grow bent to the sl~ape betbre full grown.
of a raool: (as a tree). Vaetupa, s. elephantiasis in the leg.
Vaetusa, v. to divide evenly.,
I'aevae, v. to divide io parts, tu cut
UP.
Vaevazula, s. a species of tbe augar-
The fo~irteenthletter in the Samoan al- calle.
1
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1111:1bet. I t is pronounced as in En- Vaevaegalelei,

glish.
V A , s. a s1)ace between ; a noise.
-
Vaevaeeatasi
Vaevave, Z. quick.
\ it, v . to rival. Vai, s . water; a water bottle.
I'aa, s. a cdlloe; tile priest o i an Vai, s. tile name of a bird.
uitu. Vaiauia, s . a fissure in the reef.
\':isa-i~lo,s. a bonito fishing canoe. Viiaso, s. a part of the day.
Vaai, v. to look a t ; to see ; puss. Viiati, s. alter speeches, given when
vaaia ; recipr. fevaaia'i ; redup. 1 each land has had its turn.
vaavaai ; pi viai. Viioa, s . a fissure in a rock.
I'iai, s. the harrdlc of the gouge. Vaiola, s. water not drying up ;
Vaaigo, s . a prospect ; a look-out ; fabled nriraculous water giving life
spectacles. to any who bathe in it.
Yaainioa, s, a rat-trap. Vailanua, s . land.
\'aailr,it.lu, s . the ~ni~risler who con- Vaifolo, s. a pill.
vcyrd the message of the uitu; a I'aif'usi, s. a plaster.
media or. Vaiga, s. water stttnditrg on the
V a a p i q ~ i u., liarrow. grou~rd.

Vailaau, s. meclicinc.
Vailau, 2;. to lie.
Ya.ili, c . to take out (as so~nethiag
f'ron~out of a basket).
Vailogoua, s. a water hole supplied
by the rain.
Vailolo, s. cocoat~ut juice poured
over the lolo after tlre oil is press-
ed out ; cocoanuts ( t o chiefs).
Vailoto, v . to be between, to be in
the nridst.
.Vainiasima, s. Epsom salts.
Yiimasina, s. the space of time be-
tween the old and new moon; the
night on wlrich there is no moon.
Vairnili, s. li~~imerlt.
Vairliu, v . to prompt (as a speaker).
\'ainuu, s. the space between two
islands ; a north-easterly wind.
Vaipii, v. to strike the body or the
liouse with a strip of the banana
stalk after attending on the body
of' a dead chief, by which the ta-
boo was removed.
Vaipalolo, s. the wet sea:on.
V a i p u l u , ~ .one of the s~nalldivisions
of tlre husk of a cocoanut.
Vaipuna, s. a fnurrtai~r.
Vaisi, s. the preparatory wash used
to fix the dye.
Vaisii, s. a native preparatioil 01
tish and uut.
V i i t i , s. au intermissirjn (as in thf
time of music and in pain).
Vaita'i, s. a gutter, a channel tc
lead off water.
Viiitausaga, s. the time between tht
two scasorls.
Vaito6elau, s. the dry season.
Vaitusi, s. ink.
Vnivne, s. euphem, for f a u j l o .
Vaivai, a, louse (as a rope); watery
weak, easily broken (as a stick o
wuod).
Vaivdi, a. weak (as the body).
V.~ivai~tdi, v . to be weak ashorebu
able to tish.
Viivao, s. the space of buah be
twteu two \ ~llages.
VAL 217
iao, s. a bush; a tree (not edible);
a plant ; a weed ; the bush, ;IS
distinguished from the villages
and cultivated lands.
iao, a sign of the pluri~lto some
tkw noltris : as, " Len14vuo tugn--
tu vule."
Ja'o, v. to eat; redup. vava'o, vil'o-
va<o(only used in abuse).
iaoa, u. overgrown with weeds.
faoa'iiva, s. a forest.
i'aogata, a . disobedient.
Vaogofie, u. obedient.
Vaolo, s. a poisonous crab ; a dis-
obedient troublesome child.
Fau, v. to rub dowrl (as arrowroot);
to rr~ix(as mortar); to be grieved
a t heart ; pl. vawu ; puss. vaua.
(It difers tiorn palu, wlricll is al-
ways wit11 the hand).
Viuliuli, u. wide, spacious.
Viigai, v. to face each other (as ar-
mies).
Pagdia, v. to be besieged, to be sur-
rol~nded.
Vagana, s . the speech of a tulafale
(at Sagana).
Vagani, conj. except, unless.
Vigana, a . loud sounding (as waves,
a waterfall, &c.)
VHgatai, s. a quarrel a t sea.
Viigatootoo, s. a quarrel between
sp-akcrs.
Vagavao, s. a quarrel in the bush
about boundaries.
Vagavaga, s. one kind of net.
Vagavagai, v . to surround ; puss.
vagaia.
Vagivagi, v. to talk constantly with
Ires and jests ( a jocular term).
Valaau, v . to call t o ; to invite (as
persons passing by to come in a r ~ d
partake of h o d ) ; pccss. valaauina
und valaauia ; recipr. fevalaaua'i.
Valasi, see SA'O.~AMAITAI.
Valavala, a. wide apart.
Vale, s. a fool: art idiot.
Vale, a. worthless : unproductive ;
needless ; inactive ; also sutfixed

to ronle words aclding intensity to
their meaning, a# utnuturale.
VaIva. a . ignorant; pl. viilea and
valelea.
Vale'ui'afa. 8 . one who eat3 cinet ;
a great fml.
Valeusi, 1.. to govern badly (as a
family, a country).
Vnlrga*e, r. boxing matches and
other p m e s on the occasion of
the death of a chief.
Yal~teo, ) v. to take no care of;
Valrtuulima j to neglect.
Vikvale, a. young (as a child);
c11iMish (of the aged and dying).
Valevalematua, v. to be in one'e do-
tap.
Valwalenoa, u. beautiful (as a pro-
spect).
Vali, s. paint.
Vnli, v. to paint (as under the arms
wit11turmeric); to paint (as wood);
to whitewash ; pass. valia.
Vuli, a. plastered, whitewashed : as,
o le fule vuli.
Valo, s . a very delicious sort ofcray-
fish.
Valo, see Va'o.
Valo'a, s. a sort of jelly fish.
Valoaga, s. a prediction.
ValoLi, v. to express covetous de-
sires : redup. valovnlobi.
Valovalo, a. to whistle (as birds).
Valu, u. eight.
Vnlu, v. to scrape out nuts; to
scratch ; pl. vilu.
VGlu, v. to scrape (as taro, &c.);
pl. vavalu ; pass. vilua.
Valuiipo, s. night, dark night.
Valufau, s. the name of a shell fish.
Vilusaga, s. scrapi~~gs (as of taro,
&c.)
Valuvalu, s. a native preparation of
food.
Vana, s. a --egg ; a spike of the
sea egg used to point the drill ;
a sail needlej used- for the same
purpose.
Vane, s. the cry of the pamguet.
VAV
Vane, a. to sharpen tatoaing inntnt-
ments ; to sharpen the fly-firll-
hook. .
Vanevane, v . to cry as the prro-
quet : to hlk (in abuse).
Vinirr~onimo,s. the d h a n t skj,tba
heavens.
Vanu, s. a valley, a ravine, a ehabm.
Vanutati5, a. deep down -(nu a td-.
.. i
ley 1.
Va~~uvanu, a. full of tmm. ;,!::
Vasa, r . the oceatn, (espcckllf"' '
the space b e t w e b trrlo Stwlh
points, as along an iroribo~ n!l
coast, or between two idan&).
Vasa'i, v . to alternate, to ht&e&
Vasimmina, see VAIMASLXA. .
V a s a v a ~ r, . the name of a bird. &
LATULATU.
Vase, v. to rule lines ; pcur. vma
Vase, s. a species 6f tam.
Vaeeuli, 8 . one epee* of th6 cUh.
Vasega, s. a. class.
Vasesina, s. one s p e c k of tbc drka. '
Vasevase, v . to pise.the spent prd.
paratory to throwing. .II
Visivasi, a. to be u n ~ t o a t e d :to ,
be not well acquamted. (as
mme work).
Vitau, v. to be a t ve&mx, to be
at war with.
Vitentea, a. wide, spacim.
Vatrle, a. wide.
Vatia, s. a native'dislrof bod.&
of cocoanut and arrowroot.
vativati, s. the nilme of a bi&. h'
LATULATU.
Vatuse, s. a species of t h e sta- '
Vavae, V . to divide ; m eat&
puss. vaea ; redup. vaene.
Vavae, s. the cotton tffe ; a kmp
wick.
Vavai, a. flexible.
Vavno, v. to forbid ; pass: vaoid.
Vivali, s. a confused nbise.
Vevabo, see VA'O.
Vavau, s. ancient times.
Vavau, a. lasting, perpqdal.' .
Vavau, see VAU.
 VAV
Vavala, v . to be streaked (as the
sky wit11 the dawn).
Viiviilalata, a. near together.
Vavale, s. snail slime; filinle from
the fau tree.
Vauale, a. slimy.
Vavolo, v . to bubble up(as a spring);
to predict ; to express covetous
desires ; pcrss. valo~a.
Viiviiloloa, s. the wide ocean.
Viviimamao, n. fdr apart.
Vaue, u. quick ; pl. v.avave.
Vave, v . to be quick ; redup. vave-
vave ; pl. vavave.
Yaveao, s. the early morning.
Vavega, s. a wor~der,a miracle.
Ve'a, s. the name of a bird.
Yell, v . to grow in great numbers,
to increase greatly (as men or ani-
mals).
Vela, v. done, well cooked, (the op-
posite to malu, raw).
Velasia, v. passive of vevela.
Velavela, v. to be very severe (as a
famiue or epidemic).
Vele, v. to weed ; pl. vevele; rtdup.
velevele.
Veliveli, v. to be eager for ; to be
disgusted with ; to long after the
absent or the dead ; pass. veli-
velia.
Velo, s. the cover of the stern of a
calloe ; the horns of a crayfish.
Velo, v. to dart; to cast a dart;
pass. velosia.
Veloa'i, s. the oldest of a litter of
piga
Velovelo, s. a point of land jutting
away beyond the straiaht line into
anoiher piece of' land-
Velovclo, ; to spear (as fish).
Veni, a . bloated and puffed up from
disease.
Venia, v . to be bloated with veni;
redup. venivenia.
Vetii, v. to peel off (as the skin of a
young cllild).
Vete. s. the name of a fish.
Vete, a. booty, prey.
Vete. v. to spoil, to seize as booty ;
puss. vetea ; redt~p.vetevete.
Vetiveti, s. the name o f one kind o f
vatn.
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Veve, s. leaves covered over the
oven of food to keep in the hest.
Veve, v. to be numerous, (applied to
men and animals).
Veveia, v. to be Iiot : puss. velasia.
Veveli, v. to long for; to shew af-
fection on meeting with friends.
Veveni, v. to have the veni ;puss.
venia and vrnivenia.
Vcvesi, v. to be disturbed, to be in
confusion, to be in disorder.
Vevete, v . to undo (ae a parcel) ;
puss. vetea.
Vi, s. the name of a tree and its
fruit.
Viavie, see VAGIVAGI.
Vii, v. to P raise ; pass. viia ; redup.
vivii ; dsmin. viivii.
Vii,
Viiga 1 s. o song in praise of a
chief.
Viigase, o. to praise aRer death.
Vi'o, v . to curl the hair.
Vila, s. a song with motion of the
hands.
Vili, s. a gimblet ; a whirlpool ; the
name of' a game of hazard ; the
name of a tree.
Vili, v. to bore a hole ; to writhe (as
in pain) ; to desire earnestly ; pl.
vivili ; redup. vilivili.
Viligase, see FITIGASE.
Viligia, v . to dry in the wind; to
air ; to cc~olin the wind.
Yilipi, s. t h sail needle used t o
point the drill.
VilitaLi, v. to desire earnestly; to
persevere ; redup. vilivilitaLt.
Vilivili, s. a small imperfectly formed
breadfruit.
Vina, v. to urge on those already at
work ; redup. vinavina.
Vi-vao, s. a wild vi.
Vivi, a. prolific (as trees).
Vivii, v. to praise, to extol ;pusr.
viia.
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Viviga, s. I I W ,wortll: as. S"5' u le Vo'ivo'i,
\
a. disobedient.
17iciucr a toe utl m(ii u i lena rt~ea. VO'I~VO'U
~ i v i l i , " ~plural
. of vili. Volu, s.. a tortoise, a turpin.
Vivilu, 7.. to begin to understand Voluvolua, a. pimpled.
and talk (as R child) ; to be for- Vovo, v. to be able, to be powerful:
ward i n askillg for food or pro- as, E vovo oe, e t e mafuia. U a
perty, or i l l quarrellirlg. vovo le alii, ua seu le turta.
Vivini, r , to crow. Vovoga, see Vrvlca.
 APPENDIX.
CONT.\INING A L I S T O F SOME FOREIGN WORDS NOUE OR L6BS IN
US^ AMONG T H E NA'IIVES.

tub. signifies s1rc.11 wort1 wn3 derived from the 1iel)rew; gr. frcm the Greek;
~vtg.English ; Eat. Latin ; tnh. Tahitian ; toy. Tongan.

AEI.~,!IT. an eagle. lulai, eng. J u l y .

Aila, heb. ;I hart. l ur~i,eag. June.
Aokuso, eny. August. Iliprli, heb. J~lbilre.
Auri, tuh. a clotlies iron.
Ar~ro,!at. gold. OKETOPA, eny. October.
Afdtali, eny. half-dollar. 'Oti, any. go'lt.
Agelh, yr. angel.
Akarava, heb. scorpion. U A I N . eny.
~ , witre.
Alope, yr. fox. [Jati, eng. watch, clc ck.
.-\~rriotonu, rigliteousness. Ulaone, Americ,~naxe.
Aniani, e ~ r y .onion. .Ulo, toy. a caldron, pot.
'Apa, enq. copper, brass, tin.
Aperilu, eng. April. Fa.1I ror PO, rr~rolonyan, to marry
A posc.tulo, gr. apostle. with a religious sewice.
Arasi, heb. ced,~r. Faaipoipoga, the marriage rerr ice.
A rcto, y r . brrad. Faatuatua, fdilh ; (a Sanioall word,
Ario, l11t. silver. but with a new applicatioli).
Ajini, 1ut. ass. Falailta, eng. Friday.
Asipi, eny. asp. Falaipani, eny. fi.yil~g-p;tn.
Asolul~r, t ~ t h . Wed~?ejday,($on Falaoa, eug. flour.
Asornauu). F a r i ~ l ~frejtch,
e, a franc.
Faresaio, yr. ph,~riset.
4 , CIIUI.CII.
E t i . i ~ ~ s 1 .yr. Frpulrri, eny. Pel)ruai y.
E l e f a ~ ~etty.
e , elepha~~:
El~iku[)o,g r . bis!lOp. 1 I< \I.)s,!,t8ny. calenciar.
Evagvlia, yr. gospcl. I k i ~ l t . ~e~~it,g .gallon.
1 tia,llelit, e1ty. ~*i,rn~l.
Kdrigtii, ( I ? < ; . J wdr cl~!triot.
Karite, gr. burley. Pdeue, tah. a coat.
Kena, heb. hell. Peritolne, gr. circumcisiod,
Kerupi, heb. cherub. Perofeta, eny. prophet.
Ki, ely. key, lock ; to lock. Pesini, eny. basin.,
Koale, eny. coal. Pini, eng. b a n , p1U.
Kiona, gr. snow. Polo, a knife.
Kupita, eng. cubit. Potll, tog. a room.
Povi, lat. cattle.
LAMEPA, eng. lamp. Pulu, shot, lead ; (a Samoan word
Cepel~,eng. leper. with the introduced new mean-
Leona, e q . lion. ings).
Lino, lut. lilrm. P I I ~ Ieng.
I, s p n .
Lotu, tog. Cl~ristiarrity, religious Pusi, eng. d t .
worallil). P~~vaavaa, tah. ribbon.
Luko, gr. wolf.
SAITO.gr. wheat, corn.
M AMOE,s l ~ e ~ p . Salin~o,gr. pa1111.
Mill~ai,heb. manna. Sapati, eng. eabbatlt.
M a ~ ~ u a eng.
o , man-of- war. Satauro, gr. crow.
Masinla, toy. salt. Satmi, eng. Satan.
Mnti, eng. March. Sut~~kaio, gr. Sadducee.
Me, eng. May. Seoli, heb. helL
Meleni, eng. melon. &leni, eng. shilli~ig.
Meli, gr. Iio~~ey. Seni, cent.
Mili, eng. miut. Setema, e q . September.
hloli, tuh. oil. Sila, eng. steel.
Silika, eng. silk.
NAIFI,eng. knife. Sinapi, gr. mustard.
pila, eng. needle. Sisip~ni,eng. sixpence.
Novema, eng. November. Solofanua, tuh. home.
S u k ~ cng.
. mgar.
PAFLO, en9 barrel. Sunako, gr. synagogue.
Paia, a Samoan word adopted to
mean holy. TATMI, eng. dime.
Faina, eng. pine. Tiivai, iron-hoop.
Paipa, eng. pipe. Taofe, enq. coffee.
Paur~a,eng. a pound. Tall;, a shawl.
'Pakete, eng. bucket. Tali, en+ dollar.
Palake, ,qr. concubine. Taleni, eng. talent.
Pama, eng. palm tree. Tapaa, eng. tobacco.
Pimu, eng. lo pump. Tapas;, eng. compass.
Pani, eng. pan. Tap~lai,worsl~ip; (a Samma word
'Papatiso, gr. baptize. with an introduced meaning).
'Paseka, gr. passover. , Tarako, eng. dragoli.
Pel~i,eng. a pen; penny. Teio, yr. sulpl~rrr.
Penimaa, eny. a slate pencil. , Telo, !/r. tribute.
Penina, heh. a p a d . 1 Telona, gr. tax-gatherer,
l a , XI lead-1 encil.
P c ~ ~ i ~ aeny. can."
Yepa, e ~ i g .papcr. Ten~oni,erig. demon.
 APPENDIX.

Tesema, eng. December.

Tiakono, gr. deacon.
1 Tobu, a11 adze.
Tiapolo, gr. devil. VASE,to rule lines.
Tioata, glass. Vine, eng. the vine.
Titata, eng. teakettle. Virreta, eng. vinegar.

ADDENDA.

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AUAI?v. to agree with, to take part Faamafiti, a. to turn anything inside

with, to unite with, to have an in- out (as a dress).
terest in. Faapau, v. to bring to a stand, td
Auaga, 1 v. to cast the skin or shell cause to stop.
Aueva 5 (of shell-fish, &c.); to Faasaolo, v. to destroy.
become young again(of men, only Faatolopine, v. to be quick, to do
with auaga seemingly). quickly.
Agafoua, a . practicable. Faatolosisi, v. to be urgent, to be
&Apa,v. to have to do with, to have importunate.
a right in, (used only negatively: Fetaena6i,v. to come or gdther b-
as, E te 2e toe 'apu i a i ) . gether; applied also to the heal*
ing of a sore.
Atelalamu 1 s. a coward.
.Lafetona, s. a wart.
'la, a particle at the commence- Lave, see LAVEA'I.
ment of a sentence, used in speak- Limataotia, s. a woman nursing.
ing, chiefly to call attention.
IOLE. 1
Isumu, s. a rat. See IMOA u.nd Pabusisi,s. the sides of a house uni
der the eaves.