VITIAN DICTIONARY. 



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Tumlia, to fly ; flight. 



Tumba, outside, exterior; i tumba, without. 



Tumbd, land-crab. 



Tumliv -ra, to lead by the hand. 



Tin/ibii, to spring up, to sprout, grow; a 



sprout. 



Tit /it/Hi, a grandmother. 

 Tumlmko, mark on the skin occasioned by 



burning. 



Tumbuniyane, midwife ; after-birth. 

 Tumbttta, to stand still. 

 Titiiiliiitiitiibit, to bathe (cerem.) 

 Tuni/tifatt, a fisherman ; to fish. 



'//, pale, sickly-looking. 

 Tuyi -va, to kindle. 

 Tura, to erect, to place. 

 Turaya, chief. 



Turnlitra., foot or leg (cerem.) 

 Turn, to drop, to trickle. 

 Turn, valley. 

 Turuka, a stone which has been worn by 



the dashing of the waves. 

 Turutitru, elbow. 

 Tuselembua, the small entrails. 

 Tutu, a border. 

 Tutu, a stand, foundation. 

 Tutue, thin, thinness. 

 TiititmbntH, to stand still. 

 Tutinmt, hips. 



Tutuvi, a cloak, blanket, bed-clothes. 

 Tuva, nduva, a tree from which a poison 



is obtained for intoxicating fish. 

 Tuvataygalayga, to be in confusion. 

 Tuvatuva, the stones which surround the 



, earth on which a house is erected. 

 Tuvi, tutuvi, to cover with bed-clothes. 



. fresh water springing up in the sand 

 below the salt-water mark. 

 Tuvuki, to turn about. 



u 



V, an exclamation of surprise. 

 Ua, a wave ; to flow, as the tide. 

 Ua, a vein. 

 Uaa, low water. 



Uandonu, high water. 



Uaua, muscular, strong. 



Ufa, to break, as an egg. 



Ufa, rain. 



Ufi, to resemble. 



Ufiwai, uSuioai, a frith, a creek. 



Ufa, the nose ; a promontory. 



USu -na, to draw out, unsheath. 



Uea (O.), a fish-weir, a wall for enclosing 

 fish. 



Ui (Mb.), a noise ; to make a noise, stir, 

 bustle. 



Uku (M.), nail of finger. 



Ula, the short missile club ; -ta, to throw. 



Ule -a, to stir about. 



Uli, a steering-paddle ; to steer. 



UK, a dog. 



Ulo, a maggot. 



Uloc, maggoty. 



Ulu, the head. 



Ulu ?fa, to give away the dress with which 

 a person is clothed. 



Uluyani, chief, principal (from idu, head, 

 ya, only, and ni, of). 



Ulumate (R.), wig. 



Ulumatua, the first-born. 



Ulunaimuri, the tail. 



Umbe, also. 



Umbi, the cheek. 



Umbi -a, to cover ; bed-curtain. 



Umbiumbi, to cover. 



Umea, rust, rusty. 



Undolu, a thousand. 



Undre -va, to shine, to burn ; shining, 



burning. 



Undreyani, burned, destroyed. 

 Unduundu, ten canoes. 

 Unu -ma, to drink. 

 Ufa, a shell-fish, land-crab. 

 Uyge -ta, to be in motion, as water. 

 Ura, a shrimp, a lobster. 

 Ureure, to rock. 

 Uro, grease, fat. 



Uru -fa, to strike or lower a sail. 

 Uru, to land. 



Usa, a cargo ; -na, to convey a cargo. 

 Usima, food of one kind only. 



