VITIAN DICTIONARY. 



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a hole, hollow, cave, den. 

 Ugara -va, to serve. 



mndonu, opposite. 

 Ugaramai, to front, face. 

 Jl^aritniufu, nostril. 

 Ugarata, between the legs. 

 Jlgarava, to think about. 



ravalomai, to sit silent. 

 Ngasi, to crawl. 

 ligasi, old. 



Tlgasi -rak., to prune, strip off. 

 Hgata, enclosed. 

 legato, an armlet, bracelet, ornament for 



the wrist. 

 rigatu (Ra.), fire. 

 1 lentil, lower part' of the abdomen and 



upper part of the thigh. 

 Ilgatu -lak., to cultivate the ground. 

 Ugau, my or mine (used of food only). 

 ll^urn, a spade. 

 flgavi, a I and -crab. 

 Ugavoka, or ygavokavoka, a scull. 

 Flgawa, fire ; to kindle. 

 Hgei (O.), mother. 

 Flgefe (Ra.), all. 

 Hgele, earth, soil. 

 Hge/cygelewa, filthiness. 

 Hgelo, limping. 

 flgera (Mb.), to fall and be scattered about, 



as leaves. 

 J7i'<ve (O.), ancle. 



Hgeter/gete ni liya, palm of the hand. 

 ttgeteygete ni ava, sole of the foot. 

 Ngeu, a comb; -to, to comb. 

 Hgeva, to scrape up earth. 

 Hgia -to, to tattoo. 

 Hgiaioa, a kind offish. 

 HgUaiso, charcoal. 

 Hgilaisoygawa, hot cinders. 

 Hgili -a, to rub with the hand. 

 rtgimaygima (S.), all. 

 Jlgiygi, cotton ; to roll. 

 Hgiygo, narrow. 



Hgiri, to ring, to drum, to knock. 

 rigitu, shallow water. 

 Hgiwa, a flint. 

 Ngo, this. 



flgd (Ra.), a pig. 

 Ngoli, fish ; to fish. 

 ]Jf:/i/i'ni, a shout; to shout. 

 Tlgomnda*, a fisherman. 

 Hgori, that. 



Tigoro -ya, to exclaim ; exclamation. 

 Hgoro, to take away. 

 Hgau, my, mine. 

 Hgu, my, mine (suffix). 

 Ngua -to, to wipe. 

 Nguaygua, a towel. 

 Ilgumi, to clinch. 

 rigumu, red paint. 

 Ilgumu-ggumu, a shell. 

 Hgu-ggu -va, to hold in the hand. 

 Hguri-ni-lasawa, the ancle. 

 Hguru -to, to eat any thing unripe. 

 Ngusa, to wipe. 



Hi, the bristle of a hog ; a kind of grass. 

 J7i, to shout. 

 Hole, to turn the head. 

 -Z7oj/o, a black cockroach. 

 Nona, a word of commendation. 

 Hone, a child, a son or daughter. 

 IQonfalewa, virginity. 

 Hono, a young cocoa-nut. 

 Hu, earnest, energetic. 

 Itumatua, earnest, vigorous. 

 Hundu, or yutu -va, to cut off. 

 Hunu (S.), to drink. (See unu). 

 , the mouth. 



O 



0, a cloud. 



0, an interjection of surprise. 

 Oata, to read, count. 



Oo, covetous. 



OS&ia, to enclose in a net. 



O'ea (S.), he, she, or it. 



01, is it ? 

 Oilef alas! 



Oka, to read, reckon. 

 Ok6, okooko, to kindle a fire, to burn. 

 Ola, to spring up, as a breeze. 

 Ok, to squeal. 



