VITIAN DICTIONARY. 



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/', torn. 

 l\iniiln' -/a, to adhere. 



/ficti, to break, crack, injure. 

 Kamliii<ir(is<i, spread out. 

 Kamlnikninlii, mist, misty. 

 Kaiiilndii (R.), tortoise. 

 Kantliitfiiki, to sow. 

 Kniiti/.-iiii/ii'if, sued, delicious. 

 Kamotno, broken. 

 Kninn/itiifd, riches, treasure. 

 Kutia, kania, to eat. 



,';<utti, to cat ; food. 

 Kdnambakola, a cannibal. 

 KniKiwambu, to fast through the day, and 



eat only at night. 

 Kainn/avavala, a temple. 

 Kanda, to run. 

 Kandafila, to escape, as fishes through the 



meshes of a net. 



Kiimldvi, to run to bring a person or thing. 

 Kande, an unripe cocoa-nut. 

 Knnilrisu, torn. 

 Kandikandi, delicious. 

 Kandiga, rotten. 

 Kani-mbula, a ransom. 

 Kmiikinda, a stone. 

 Kanusi, saliva; to spit. 

 Kaa, thoughtful, intelligent ; to think. 

 Kara, a long pole by which canoes are 



propelled; -va, to propel a canoe. 

 Karakarawa, green, blue. 

 Kari -a, to scrape. 

 Kara, prickly heat. 

 Karuka, fern. 

 Kariisa, destroyed. 

 Kasa, aground, to run aground. 

 Kasa, branches of the piper methysticum. 

 Kasana, a handle. 



Kasari, stem of a bunch of cocoa-nuts. 

 Kasei, crack. 



Kasokaso, a species of yam. 

 Katakata, warm ; warmth ; fever. 

 Kalakatand, centipede. 

 Katalau (O.), first meal, breakfast. 

 Kataloma, to drown. 

 Katambu, to belch. 

 Katamhidu, to give a signal by winking. 



Katdsomi, to chirp. 



Kati -a, and lak., to bite. 



Knti -vak., to make a vigorous effort. 



Katia, to choke ; to burn. 



Koto, a basket, box. 



Katu, a fathom ; -wa,to measure by fathoms. 



Kdtumba, a door. 



Katuvu, to tear, destroy, burst. 



Kau -ta, to take, bring. 



Kau, (O.), a tree, stick, wood. 



Jfanavaava, a tribute. 



Kaukau, a burden. 



Kaukaumate, to take an oath. 



Kaukauwa, strength, strong. 



Kd//fd//, forest. 



Kaususu, a female who has just been con- 

 fined. 



Kava, a roll of sinnet. 



Kavu, dust. 



Kdvudi, to curse, to utter malignant wishes 

 or orders ; curses. 



Kama, offspring, posterity. 



Kawai, a root resembling the potato. 



Kawak&wa, a bridge. 



Kawakawa, a kind of fish. 



Kawakawaketuiwdilblo, the name of a 

 month answering nearly to July. 



Kawakatagdve, same as the preceding. 



Kawawakdlailai (?), August. 



Kawawakdlailai (qu. levu?) September. 



Kawamboka, kawayali, destruction, extinc- 

 tion. 



Kaya, to say. 



Kayakaya, a saying. 



Kayavi, afternoon, evening. 



Ke, if (used with the past tense). 



Ke, kei, particles prefixed to some of the 

 pronouns. 



Keimami, keitou, we. (See Grammar.) 



Keirau, we two. 



Kdekde, an anchor, anchorage. 



Keletu, to heap up, to pile. 



Keli -a, to dig ; a ditch. 



Kemu, thy (used of eatables only. See 

 Grammar.) 



Kemundou, ye. 



Kemundrau, ye two. 



