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Kunrtru, to grunt. 



Kune, to conceive, beget. 



Kara, a tree used in dyeing red. 



Kurati, reddish. 



Kure, to shake. 



Kurekure, to wag the head, to shake. 



Kureiju, a yam. 



Kuro, an earthen pot. 



Kuru, kurukuru, thunder. 



Kurukurdit, flightiness ; flighty, restless. 



Kiisii, to hasten. 



Kutu, a louse. 



Kitra, a disordered stomach. 



Kiivu, smoke, spray, steam. 



Kurui, to smoke any thing. 



Lafa, sail. 



Lailai, little. 



Lairo, land-crab. 



Laiva, to dash, throw away. 



Laivi, very. 



Laka (S.), blind of one eye. 



Lakalaka, meaning, signification. 



Lako, to go, to proceed ; lako mai, to 



come. 



Lakova, to go for, to go to bring any thing. 

 Lnkovatandndaku, to go backward, to 



backslide. 



Laid, uninhabited, empty. 

 Lola, to appear. 

 Lalaya, capacious. 

 Ldldpa, the outer fence of a house. 

 Lalakdi, basket or mat on which food is 



placed ; hence, a table. 

 Lali, native drum formed of the hollowed 



trunk of a tree. 

 Lalindimbi, to strike the thigh with the 



hand. 



Lambari, storm, strong wind. 

 Lamba -la, to kill treacherously, to murder. 

 Lambelambe-ni-liya, a sinew of the hand. 

 Landani, to throw. 



Lande, to be astonished ; astonishment. 

 Landi, to choose. 



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idy durable. 



(O.), go on, keep on, proetvd with : 

 Ittya Ha meke,go on with tlu- ilaiu'int;. 

 -tnk., to reprove, admonish. 



Layata, to raise. 



laygit, bllayga, not i-ompavt. 

 f, gravel. 

 uifgtii, a fit, distemper. 



Laiji, sky, hciivt-n ; rain. 



Layilani, to pros|HT, succeed. 



Layo, a fly. 



Lasa, to In- i-i>\ , r.i-l at ease. 



Lose, lime, coral. 



Lasehised, hard, as wood. 



Ltisiku, to ap|H'iir in sight. 



Lasu (R.), n lie, falsehood; to lie. 



Latin, concealed. 



LtUia-inai, to blow against ; to shade. 



to encompass. 

 , to pierce with a spear. 



Laufoka, pierced. 



Laitkana, eatable. 



Laitlau, the place of a wound. 



l^uitn, to injure. 



Ijuttaki, to hurt by a blow with the hand. 



L(iuvaa, hurt from a blow. 



Ijtru, any article of food eaten with an- 

 other, as yam with fish, and vice 

 versa. 



Lave, lavelave-ta, to raise. 



Lave, lawe, a feather. 



Lave-ni-matf, a ceremony performed after 

 the death of any one, as building n 

 canoe, making a feast, and the like. 



Lavi, to bring fire. 



Lavo, money. 



Lavi/sayu, to go through. 



Lawa, a fishing-net ; an ambush. 



I jnriil, i -na, to betray. 



Lawalawa, a company of travellers. 



Latcalawa, a spider. 



Lawandua, a bird worshipped as a god. 



Lea, to go (ceremonial). 



Lea, a particle of interrogation (ceremonial). 

 (See lu.) 



Lea -la, to extract. 



Lea, lost. 



