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PHILOLOGY. 



Vulaikelekele, May. 

 Vulaimayomayo, May. 

 Vulaiwerewere, June. 

 Vulavula, white. 

 Vulayi, a stranger. 

 Vule [pule], to reign, govern. 

 Vulivuli -Sa, to learn. 

 Vuli [pulz], a loaf of bread. 

 Vulo, cord, thread. 

 Fwfo, a whale's tooth. 

 Vulono, a hatchet. 



Vulou [pubu], a covering for the face. 

 Vuluvulu, to wash. 

 Vuluvulu-ni-mata, eyebrow. 

 Vuluvulu-kani-mata, the eyelash. 

 Vundu, to admonish ; warning ; a law. 

 Vundua, without branches. 

 Vuni, secret ; to shut, conceal. 

 Vunikau (O.), a tree. 

 Vunikalou, a physician. 

 Vunilayi (O.), white man, foreigner. 

 Vunitamba, shoulder. 

 Vunivesia, an enemy. 

 Vuniwai, medicine ; a physician. 

 Vunoka, to rub. 



Vunuvunu, white (used only of the hair). 

 Vu-gga, full. 

 Vura, visitor. 



Vurambaramba, having a broad basis. 

 Vuraveilevuyaki, midway ; to pay an equi- 

 valent for what one receives. 

 Vuravura, the world. 



Vuri, to break out, to spring up (as water). 

 Vuru -fa, to crumble. 

 Vusa, rottenness. 

 Vuse, a crack. 

 Vusi, to suspend. 

 Vuso, spray, steam ; to foam. 

 Vusona, the end of a thing. 

 Vuta, to disobey. 

 Vuti, fair, white. 

 Vuti, hair, fur. 

 Vuti -a, to pluck. 

 Vutivuti, bristles of a pig. 

 Vutovuto, a sponge. 

 Vutu, a groan ; to groan. 

 Vutueyueyu, the pulse. 



Vutuna, to repose. 

 Vutuniyau, sick. 

 Vutuvutua, hairy. 

 Vuvale, neighbor. 

 Vuvii, muddy ; a bladder. 

 VuvuSe, a swelling. 

 Vuvuka, to fly (as dust). 



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Wd -ta, to fasten or tie; a fastening, a band. 



Wd, a swelling. 



Wd, wawa, a vine. 



WaSa, to beat upon. 



WaSaki, to wait. 



WaSawaSa, firmament. 



Wai, water ; medicine. 



Waindranu, fresh water. 



Waisaia, thin, watery. 



Waitui, salt water, sea. 



Waka (R.), root. 



Wakavundi, roots of apgona. 



Wakia, foolish. 



Wakia, to rub. 



Wakolo, road. 



Wakolo, to go (cerem.) 



Wakulu-ga, hatred, malice. 



Wakuno, not quite full. 



Wale, really, only, merely. 



Walete (R.), the papaya tree. 



Walia, to anoint. 



Walili, suspended ; -Sa, to brandish. 



Waliwali, oil ; to anoint. 



Waloka, an egg. 



Walu, eight. 



Waluki, a wrinkle. 



Waluvu, a land flood, an inundation. 



Wani, flattery ; -a, to flatter. 



Wayga, a canoe. 



Waygawayga, a rib. 



Wapgi, play, sport. 



Waygoygo, to shrivel. 



Waygota, dry, withered. 



Wara (R.), no, not. 



Warowaio, a tree with the leaves of which 



