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PHILOLOGY. 



Vava [papa], a board. 



Vavakua [papakua], thick ; thickness. 



Vavcda [papala], foolishness. 



VavaZagi [papalayi], white man, foreigner. 



Vavani, the fence of a house. 



Vavano [fqfano], elastic, that can be 



stretched. 



Vavata, likeness ; like. 

 Vavi, to roast, cook in the earth. 

 Vaya, a poisonous fowl. 

 Vedtu, a species of shell-fish. 

 Vei, where. 

 Vei, to, of, from. 



Vei, a prefix denoting reciprocal action. 

 VeiSd, to hate one another. 

 VeiSdi, the commerce of the sexes. 

 VeiSaravi, a word used in inquiring the 



relationship of two persons ; " how 



are they related ?" 

 VeiSd (S.), grassy or swampy land. 

 VeiSurumaki, to enter one within another, 



as the links of a chain. 

 Veiivivi, to fear one another. 

 Veikdi, to curse one another. 

 Veikakanavaki, to whisper together. 

 Veikandavi, to run together. 

 Veikatakala, mutual warmth or anger. 

 Veikau (O.), a clump of trees, a wood. 

 Veilakoyaki, to go to and fro. 

 Veilewa, veilewdyaki, to take care of one 



another. 



Veilomani, to love one another. 

 Veimasato, to envy one another. 

 Veimayaki, the centre ; half. 

 Veimbd, to quarrel, brawl. 

 Veimbikambikai, to lie one above another. 

 Veimbiliyaki, to push one another about. 

 Veimborisi, mutual anger. 

 Veindai, mutual deceit. 

 VeindauSi, the commerce of the sexes. 

 Veindrundruyaki, to come and go. 

 Veindruguti, to hate. 

 Veiyaneni, fraternity ; the relation between 



brother and sister. 

 TeiraiSi, to be face to face. 

 Veiraiyaki,- to look about. 

 Veiravu, to kill one another. 



Veisa, to work together. 



Veisau, an exchange ; to barter. 



Veisaldi, to carry on a stick on the shoulder 

 between two persons. 



Veisamu, to cudgel or beat one another. 



Veisikiyaki, to lift about. 



Veisirisiriyaki, to miss one another. 



Veisivi, to vie with one another. 



Veisolesole, to wrestle. 



Veita-giSi, to cry with one another. 



Veitata, to meet. 



Veitatamanda, to race. 



Veitau, a friend ; courtship. 



Veitaui, repentance. 



Veitavaleni, a male cousin-german. 



Veitayaki, make haste. 



Veitomani, to dwell or sit together. 



Veitoroi, one who succeeds or comes next 

 to another. 



VeivaSu, to fight, box, spar. 



VeivakaraiSi, to be face to face, to take 

 care of one another. 



Veivakarivai, to mock, deride one an- 

 other. 



Veivale (O.), a hamlet, group of houses. 



Veivinakati, mutual desire. 



Vrivolekayaki, to be near. 



Veivoli, to trade together, to barter. 



Veivosaki, to converse. 



Veivuu, to dash as waves, to be in motion. 



Veivukei, to assist. 



Veivuyoni, the relation between father-in- 

 law and son-in-law. 



Veiwa, to wait. 



Veiwali, to jest. 



Veiwali, veiwatini, the relation of husband 

 and wife, matrimony. 



Veiwekani, relationship, kindred. 



VeiyaSavi, to come together. 



VeSe, to knock with a stick, 



Veka, excrement ; to void. 



Veke [peke], to dip. 



Vela [pela], slime. 



Veleko, a chisel. 



Veloveb, a boat. 



Veloveloa, yellow. 



Velu [pelu], to bend. 



