VITIAN DICTIONARY. 



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SaraSara, to despoil a person of his pro- 

 perty. 



Sarifari, obedient : the noise of a forge. 

 ~/ui, a cockroach. 

 Sau (S. and R.), no, not. 

 en H f'aufau, (O)., land-breeze, dew. 

 Sanmlxxi, absent, not here. 

 caani von (O.), a young man. 

 Suva, what. 



Suva, a limit, boundary ; to lead. 

 Savd, a storm of wind, a hurricane. 

 Savaru, a rustling noise. 

 ~nfiifa, to eradicate. 

 deafen, pale, pallid, corpse-like. 

 Sefelevu (L.), a plain. 



j, peace, ease, quietness. 

 Slftwa, food of one kind only, as yam 



without fish, and vice versa. 

 Set, who. 

 Sembe -to,, to cut. 

 Sembu or fcvu -rak., to shake off. 

 Seyga, erect ; to lift up. 

 Seygit, breath ; to breathe, to snufT. 

 ceygu (R.), forbear, desist: (a word of 



prohibition like ana). 

 Seygttfeygu, the pit of the stomach. 

 Seygundi, breathless, the asthma. 

 Sere, to appear. 

 SereScre, eaves of a house. 

 Seru -ma, to pour. 

 Seu, feuSeu -to, to carve, to probe. 

 Eeva, the south wind. 

 Sewa, to sit. 

 Sewafewa, a seat. 

 Sifi, to run. 

 Sifila (R.), rent, torn ; an aperture, breach, 



rent. 



Sika, a disease of the eyes. 

 Sikavatu, blind, from Sika and vatu, 



stone. 



Sila -ta, to shine. 

 Sili, to cut. 



Simba, to be blown by the wind, to ascend. 

 Simbe (S.), the hip. 

 Simbi, to dance because of having slain an 



enemy ; a war-song. 

 SimbiSimbi (O.), to sing a war-song. 



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Eina, a lamp, a light. 



Siygi -va, to place upon or above. 



SioSio, rude, irreverent. 



~" '', afloat ; -va, to float. 



~ni('in, to steam. 



Siva, a shell-fish, an oyster. 



civi -to, to cut off, to pare. 



Sivo, downwards. 



ivoivoya, to sound. 



Siwa, nine. 



Siwa -sayavulu, ninety. 



So, grass. 



Sdo, deep. 



Sooko, to prepare ; all (see oko and foko- 



Soko). 



Soka (R.), to dart, shoot, throw a spear. 

 Sokavake, to dig deep ; an inner fence. 

 Sake, upper branch of a tree. 

 Sokia, to gather together, take up. 

 Soko -va, to prepare. 

 Sokofoko, all. 

 Sokofoko, bead. 

 Sokovata, to assemble, to unite, to be 



friends. 



Sola -to, to carry on .the shoulder. 

 Somba -to, to throw water upon, to dash as 



water. 

 Sombo, to make a noise by clapping the 



hands together. 

 Sombo -ra, to cover. 

 SomboSd, covetous. 

 Sombo -levu, a coward. 

 Soni, floor of a house. 

 Sonilawa, an ambush, from So, ni, and 



lawa, a net. 

 Soyafoydra, thorny. 

 Soydna, a barb. 

 Sort -to, to bind ; the sinnet that fastens 



the thatch of a house. 

 SoriSori, rigging of a canoe. 

 Soro, to singe. 

 Soufouvi, grateful. 

 Save, an oyster. 

 Sovi, a gift. 



Sovi -a, to cut or break off a branch. 

 Sovu -to, to peck. 

 SuSu, a disease of the eyes (used of chiefs). 



