OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 



471 



Limonite 



Limu, moss, pumice 386, 425 



Loa, long, extensive. 



" ascent of 



" eruptions of 



" history of 



Loomis, Mr. E., visit to Kilauea, 1824 



Lua Pe'Ie, Pe'le's pit, a volcano 



Luraahai, to drown a person 



Lyman, Rev. C. S., visit to Kilauea 



Maalaea, deceitful. 



Magnetic effects of melted lava 



Maile, Abjxia olivaeformis 



Makapiiu, the edge of the peak 



Malilen, Lieut, survey of Kilauea 



Maliko, blasted sugar-cane 



Mamiine, Sophora chrysophylla 



Mana, powerful, strong 



Mann, Horace, blowhole on Hualalai 



Manda, broad, thick 



Manuka, to lag behind 



Mapule'hu, floating ashes 



Maui, broken or fractured. 



" description of 



" formation of 



Mauilite 



Mauna, mountain (foreign word). 



Meteorological observations 



Mineral products 



Minerals, specific gravity of volcanic 



Moanui, the great bird 



Mokapu, the broken tabu. 



Mokuawcoweo, the red crack 



Moloaa, lazg or indifferent. 

 Molokai, separator of seas. 



" description of 



" formation of 



Molokini, a separated friend 



Mountains formed by lava 



" slope of volcanic 



Namalalida, exhausted friends 



Namidokama, girded loin-cloths 



Nanawalip, beholding earth ground to powder 



Napali, walls or precipices 



Nawiliwili, Erythrina monosperma 



Natrolite 



Nioha, a burnt tooth, sometimes Niihda 



Niihau, description of 



" formation of 



Nino'li. 



Nitre 



Ndunou, to appear red 



Nuuanu, ere?! steps to ascend a steep place. 



" pali 



" valley 



Oahu, oa, to split 



454 

 461 



384 

 387 

 387 

 407 

 418 

 343 

 414 



423 

 428 

 353 

 408 

 367 

 382 

 349 

 381 

 355 

 372 

 369 



364 

 437 

 366 



446 

 452 

 438 

 369 



38C 



368 

 430 

 467 

 437 

 387 



343 

 343 



375 

 343 

 346 

 457 

 342 

 350 

 433 



458 

 345 



Oahu, description of 352 



" formation of 435 



" shore craters of 358 



Ohelo, Vaccinium sp 364, 380 



Oliia, Metrosideros and Eugenia sp 344, 357, 372 



Olaa, saved from fire. 



Olivine 439 



Olokui, teeth of a saw 368 



Olualu, a cool ravine. 



Onomea, a sweetmeat 378 



Orthoclase 457 



Pahdehoe, smooth shining lava 371 



" how formed 461 



" lapalapa, with surface like that of boiling 



water 373 



Palagonite 456 



Pali, a trail or precipice (Spanish pared). 



Paldlo, sticky mud 361 



Panaii, exciter of sorrow 427 



Parker, Capt., visit to Kilauea, 410 



Panda, split 355 



Pele, the goddess of fire. 



Pele's Hair 459 



" " analyses of 460 



Periodicity of eruptions 430 



Phonolite 464 



Pit craters 379, 441 



Pohiie, a water calabash. 

 Poi, the paste made ofkdlo. 



Poli-oKeawe, Keawe's lap 409, 424 



Ponahohba, jointed or spotted war-club 373, 405 



Pot-holes on the Wailuku 377 



Prehnite 457 



Puawaina, grape blossom (toddy blossom). 



" crater 361 



" height of 361 



Pueo, an owl 344 



Pulu, the silky covering of the tree-fern 426 



Pumice ' 386, 425, 461 



Piina, a spring or stony coral 375, 427 



Punahoii, the new spring 362 



Punaliiu, to dive for coral. 



" Hawaii 373 



Oahu 357 



Punch-bowl, see Puawaina 361 



Pduokapele, Pele's bundle or pile 432 



Pyrites 



453 



Quartz 455 



Rainfall 445 



Rapilli 355, 462 



Rooke, Dr. C. T. B., observations of 443, 446 



354 Sal ammoniac 454 



354 Salt 362, 454 



Salt lake. See Aliapaakai 362 



35 | Sand, barking 349 



