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Molianga. Orange place [moli, orange; anga, place]. Tract on Taunga island 



(V) — Akauola, landlord. 

 Molikofietui. Orange tree of the pretender to the kingship [moli, orange; ko, 



prefix; fie, desiring, wish; tul, king]. Orange tree near Feletoa, village on 



Vavau island (V). 

 Molimohea. Orange slipped in [moli, orange; mohea, to be slipped in]. Tract 



in Lapaha, village on Tongatabu island (T). 

 Molipeli. The mandarin orange. Tract in Nukualofa, village on Tongatabu 



island (T). 

 Molltuuua. Double-growing orange trees [moli, orange; tuu, to stand; ua, two]. 



Tract in Neiafu, village on Vavau island (V). 

 Mole. To tread. District near Lotofoa, village on Foa island (H). 

 Mololo. To be stamped upon. Tract near Nukunuku, village on Tongatabu 



island (T) — Tui Vakano, landlord. Also tract near Fuaamotu, village on 



Tongatabu island (T) — Tungi, landlord. 

 Momi. Fallen in, indented. Tract near Uiha, village on Uiha island (H) — Ma- 



lupo, landlord. 

 Monoi. A tree. Tract on Ofolanga island (H). 

 Monotapu. Sacred calking [mono, calking for a canoe; tapu, sacred]. Cemetery 



near Lotofoa, village on Foa island (H). 

 Menu. Felicity. Reef (T). Also tract near Haano, village on Haano island 



(H) — Tui Haangana, landlord. 

 Monuafe. A thousand blessings [monu, blessing; afe, thousand]. Tract near 



Havelu, village on Tongatabu island (T) — Fielakepa, landlord. Also tract near 



Kolonga, village on Tongatabu island (T) — Nuku, landlord. Also island near 



Tongatabu island (T). Also tract on Ofu island (V). Also tract on Oloua 



Island (V). 

 Moota. Name of a tree. Tract near Lapaha, village on Tongatabu Island (T) — 



Pangia, landlord. 

 Mosimosl. A light shower. Tract near Faleloa, village on Foa island (H). 

 IVIoso. One of two very smooth islets close to Matalanga, Utungake island (V), 



the second being Niumano. They are said to be the transformed sons of 



Maui. The larger is not more than 30 feet in diameter. See also Mosolahl 



and Mososii. 

 Mosolahi. Large Moso [lahi, large]. One of two rocks (the other being Moso- 

 sii) reputed to be the transformed sons of one of the Maui, who resided at 



Ngaunoho, Utungake island (V) and who is said to have killed and cast 



into the sea nearby, his sons Mosolahi and Mososii. See Niumano and Moso. 

 Mosomaka. Rock of Moso [maka, rock] A rock on Moungaone island (H) 



in which dwelt the gods Pusipapanga and Moso. 

 Mososii. Little Moso [sii, little]. .One of two rocks (the other being Mosolahi) 



reputed to be the transformed sons of one of the Maul, who resided at 



Ngaunoho, Utungake island (V), and who is said to have killed and cast into 



the sea nearby, his sons Mosolahi and Mososii. 

 Mote. Said to be a Fijian word meaning sleep. Tract near Lotofoa, village on 



Foa island (H). Also tract on Okoa island (V) — Tui Lakepa, landlord. Also 



Tract near Leimatua, village on Vavau island (V) — Fotu, landlord. 

 Motehangaliifo. That one should bend down or look downwards. Tract near 



Masilamea, village on Tongatabu island (T). 

 Motelolo. Name of a tree. Tract near Leimatua, village on Vavau island (V) 



— Fotu, landlord. 

 Motololo. The flower buds for perfuming oil [moto, bud; lolo, oil]. Tract near 



Kanokupolu, village on Tongatabu island (T). 



