VITIAN DICTIONARY. 



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Vakavwiga, to encircle. 



Vitl.ncu, to cause to remain. 



Vakavofa, to lean. 



I'oitdo, to put on board. 



: -'it/i/r/i/ui, to bruise. 



Vakttvota, to allot. 



Vakuvuu, -tak., to renew. 



Vakavuata, to jx>ur out. 



Vakavukayilo, (lit. causing the spirit to 

 fly;) greatly, exceedingly, very. 



Vakavuli -fa, to instruct. 



Vakaviini, secret, secretly ; -a, to hide. 

 -tak., to fill. 



, after the manner of the 

 world. 



in'i, to persevere; capable of en- 

 during labor. 



i -bik., to increase. 

 /t-ai, to deride ; to weep. 



Vakawaleirale, useless. 



Vnkini-tiliike, to wrinkle. 



Vakawavu -Sa, to erect, raise up. 



Vakawavayga, to look after canoes. 



Vakamlncclea, to drown the voice. 



Vakatjafa -na, to name. 



Vakin/aSo -ra, to cause to happen. 



Vakayakeyake, to improve in health. 



Vakayalo, spiritual, having a soul. 



Vakai/aloi/<nid(tnu, to make upright. 



VakayamoSe, to feel (?). 



Vakdi/amu, to desire. 



Vakai/andra -va, to awaken. 



Vakayaya, to render useful. 



Vakayayamalumaluyu -tak., to make hum- 

 ble. 



Vakayayasirz -lak., to cause to sin. 



Vakai/atundolandola, to go in great num- 

 bers to any person. 



Vakayawa (S.), far off. 



Vakelakela -tak., to tease. 



Vaktre (for vakakere), to cause to boil or 

 bubble. 



Vakokolo, goods ; the name of a stick (?). 



Vakufa, when. 



Vakuvukuvu, to cause to smoke or burn 

 dimly. 



Vala -to, to do, make. 



Veda [pala], rotten ; rottenness. 



Vala (0.X to fight. 



Valalewa, sexual intercourse. 



Vttlana [paltina], to betray. 



\',iliniili-f,nlrr, difficult, hard to do. 



Vidiiniwa, easy. 



Valavala, action ; meaning, signification. 



Valtvvalu, the temples of the head. 



Vale, a house. 



Valeoko, a storehouse. 



Valu, war. 



Valu [palu], to rub. 



Vana, a mast. 



Vdna, to shoot. 



Vanda, a maid-servant or slave. 



Vandu, thick (of fluids), congealed, as oil 



by cold. 

 Vanduyu, the sound of any thing falling, or 



of stamping. 



Vanrta, a land, territory, country. 

 Vcvga or vaydni, to feed ; one who feeds. 

 Vagendegendea, to shake together, to beat 



with the fingers. 

 Vaygaggafi, to insult, deride. 

 Vaygata, to surround ; to sharpen. 

 Vdygotd, to corrupt. 

 Vayona, to arouse. 

 VayuSuyuSua, a frown. 

 Vara (R.), deaf. 



Vari, the scale of a fish ; a part of a canoe. 

 Vdria, the pulp of a cocoa-nut. 

 Vdro, a file ; covetous. 

 Varoro, a file, a saw. 

 Vasambiritaina, to ensnare, entrap. 

 Vasu, nephew or niece. 

 Vata, bedstead ; shelf; the top of a house 



or canoe. 

 Vata, all together. 

 Vati, to talk much. 

 Vatu, stone. 

 Vatuloa, innumerable. 

 Vau, the hibiscus. 

 Vau -Sa, to seize, catch, bind. 

 Vau, very. 

 Vauvau (S.), cotton. 

 Vava, a footstool, a shoe. 

 Vava, to carry on the back. 



