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PHILOLOGY. 



Kemunu, ye ; (to chiefs), them. 



Kena, his, hers, its (used like kemu). 



Kendd, ketd, kendatou, ketatbit, we. (See 

 Grammar.) 



Kendaru, ketaru, keru, we two. 



Kendra, kendratou, their (plural ofkena). 



Ketidrau, of them two (dual of kend). 



Kendra, to snore. 



Kere, to bubble, as boiling water or breakers. 



Kere -a, to beg, implore. 



Kerekere, to beg ; a petition. 



Kesa, to prepare native cloth, to stamp or 

 color it. 



Kesakesa, the board on which the cloth is 

 stamped. 



Kesu, the back part of the head. 



Kcte (O.), a bag. 



Kevekeve, a present, gift, religious offering ; 

 vaZekevekeve,a house built over a grave. 



Kevau, to go down. 



Kevukevu, a spear. 



Ki, to. 



Kie, a mat. 



Kikila, teased, perplexed. 



Kikiso, to limp. 



Kila, to know. 



Kili, kilikili, becoming. 



Kili, kiri, to rub with the hand. 



Kinda, to order. 



KindaS&la, to be astonished. 



KindaraSa, to break, as day. 



Kini, from, by, in possession of, with. 



Kini -ta, to pinch, to rattle. 



KinoSa, to seize by the throat. 



Kiri -no,, to hold under the arm. 



Kisi, a removal, to remove. 



Kiso, lame, lameness ; to limp. 



Kitakina, to persevere. 



Kivii, to, towards. 



Kim, to turn the head, to glance at ; a 

 look, glance. 



Ko, thou. 



Ko, a prefix to proper names in the nomi- 

 native. 



KoSo, covetous. 



Koi, a prefix to some pronouns (see Gram- 

 mar). 



Koikoia, he, she, it ; therefore. 

 Koiruka (Mb.), they two. 

 Kokoro, korokoro, a wound. 

 Kokosi, sport, play ; to play. 

 Kola -ta, to cut or sever with a string. 

 Koli, a dog. 

 Konda, to eat fish raw. 

 Kondrdu, to bark, to squeal. 

 Kondkono, cross, peevish. 

 Kara, refuse, leavings. 

 Koraotkota, a preparation of old cocoa-nut. 

 Koro, a hundred cocoa-nuts. 

 Koro, a city, fortress, fortified town. 

 Koso -va, to cut, to clip. 

 Kosonddla, to circumcise. 

 Kota, the dregs of the aygona (piper met.) 

 Koti -lak., to cut. 



Koto -ra, to place, lay ; to lie, remain. 

 Kove -a, to snatch, take by force. 

 Kovu, clothing ; to clothe. 

 Kua, to-day. 



Kua, a word of prohibition (see kakua). 

 Kueno, to shake any thing. 

 Kui, blind. 



Kuita, the cuttle-fish, sepia. 

 Kuku, nail ; kuku-ni-liya, nail of the 

 finger ; kuku-ni-yava, nail of the toe. 

 Kuku, to hold by the nails. 

 Kukuna, to commit suicide. 

 Kukuru, to drop. 

 Kukutakaulevu, the thumb. 

 Kukutakdisau, the little finger. 

 Kula, to circumcise. 

 Kula, kulakulata, red. 

 Kuli, skin, bark of tree. 

 Kuluvolu, a kind of dove. 

 Kumbeta, to take hold of, cleave to. 

 Kumbou, smoke. 

 Kumbu, the end of a house. 

 Kumbu, confusion. 

 Kumbukumbu, to rise. 

 Kumbukumhu-ni-li~ga, elbow. 

 Kumbukumbu-ni-yava, heel. 

 Kumi, beard. 

 Kumimondre, beardless. 

 Kumuni, to collect, to gather. 

 Kuna -ta, to strangle. 



