CHAP. IX.] 



THE DICTIONARY. 



367 



Kaware a shellfish 



Kawe a yoke 



Kawea to lead; he hunga ka\ve 

 riri a quarrelsome man 



Kaweka a ridge on the ascent 

 of a hill 



Kawenga leading 



Kawia name of a place 



Ke different, foreign, differ- 

 ently, change ; he mea ke 

 a different thing; he tan- 

 gata ke a different man, a 

 foreigner 



Keha a turnip 



Ke, or kei stern of a canoe, 

 the point or place where a 

 distant or different object is 

 stationed 



Kei with 



Kei not 



Keihea where? kei hea ionei 

 where ? 



Keihei where ? 



Kei konei here 



Keka the end of a bone 



Keokeonga pinnacle, summit, 

 corner 



Kekerehu a beetle 



Kekeno a seal 



Keke the cramp, armpits 



Keretu clay 



Keri boisterous, being bois- 

 terous 



Keri digging ; keria dig 

 thou 



Keri Keri name of a river 



Keriu the bottom, as for in- 

 stance, of a boat 



Kete basket 



Ketu the act of displacing a 

 corpse 



Kewai fresh- water crawfish 



Ki speak ; na wai ki ? who 

 said it ? 



Ki into, in, to, upon, of 



Ki conversation 



Ki fulness, full, filling 



Kinga fulness 



Kianga a covenant, conver- 

 sation 



Kiano fulfil, fill 



Kia a prefix used in forming 

 the imperative and' subjunc- 

 tive of verbs 



Kia hari be joyful 



Kiore a rat 



Kihai not 



Kiki straight, narrow, adhe- 

 sion, adhering, conversing, 

 cleave together 



Kikiwa a winking, pressing 

 the eyelids close together 



Kiki no bad 



Kiko kiko, also kiko flesh 



Ki koina there, pointing to 

 the place 



Ki konei here, in this place 



Kiraro down, below 



Kirunga upon 



Ki matau to the right 



Ki mua before 



Ki muri behind 



Kiwaho out 



Ki maui to the left 



Kinonga badness 



Kino bad 



Kinotia hate, oppress 



Kina a sea-egg 



Kiri a pinch with the finger 



Kiritia point with my finger 



Kiri fever, skin 



Kiri e hau naked skin, skin 

 exposed to the wind 



Kiri piro a stinking skin 



Kiri kiri gravel 



Kiri paka a flint 



Kita, or kitea see, discern, 

 understand, perceive 



Kitenga a sight 



Kiwi name of a bird (ApterLv 

 Australis) 



Kiwi kiwi, id. 



Koau a coward 



Ko a tool with which the na- 

 tives plant their sweet po- 

 tatoes ; perforating 



