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geto-dogam, n. tlie right side, [geta-dogamuii-a.] 



geto-langai, v. to despoil, damage, appropriate, [getolangan, getalan- 



gailai.] 

 geto-langaizinga, a. injured ; shamefully handled. Mark, xii. 4. 

 geto-nitun, v. to point at. 

 geto-oidan, v. to push. 



geto-pagaean, v. to lay hands on, to apprehend [stretch hands.] 

 getd-pudeipa, v. to scrape hands, the native mode of salutation, 

 geto-titai, v. to read. 



geto-tridai, v. to read, = geto-titai. [geto-tridizo.] 

 geto-tridaiginga, geto tritraiginga, v. not to read, 

 geto-uian, v. to reach. 

 geto-wani, geto-waniz, v. to let go, release, abandon; to allow; to 



lose ; forgive, [getowanemiu, getowanemin.] 

 geto-wonaiginga, v. not to allow. Mark, vii. 12 ; not to forgive. 



Mark, xi. 26. 

 gi, n. a knife ; gi-turik, n. an iron knife. 

 gi, n. a tusk. 



gi, n. laughter ; gi-waleipa (m), v. to laugh, 

 gi (b), n. an old dry coconut, 

 gi (m), a. ripe, 

 gi = igi ; zagi, a. poor, 

 gia-paleipa (m), v. to cook, 

 gido, 



gigal, suffix, used with adjectives, 

 gigi, n. thunder, [gigino.] 

 gigo, gigd, suffix expressing the want of anything ; za gigd, without a 



thing, poor, 

 gigu (t), gigub, n. a nose ornament. Cf. gub. 

 gima-nanitan, v. to run over ; tana gima nanitan siauki, they ran there 



afoot. Mark, vi. 33. 

 gimal, gimald, ad. Q.udi p-ep. on, over, up, above, [gimaingu, gimainu.] 

 gimael, suffix. 

 gimamani, v. to reap, 

 gimia, ad. over, 

 gin (irg), n. taro. 



ginga", suffix (denoting non-possession, 

 gio (b), n. laughter, = gi. 



