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kupar, n. the navel. Cf . Mir. kopor. 



kuparo, n. a worm. 



kupe (t), n. a medicinal plant. 



kupor (s), tlie umtilical cord. Cf. kupa, kupar. 



kupur, n. the navel. 



kupuza = kapuza. 



kupwa, 



kurdai (x), n. a kind of native rope. Cf. kwodai. 



kuri (lyr), n. a gum tree. (Jukes.) 



kurkagamulno (b), a. red. Cf. kulka, gamu, kulkadagomola. 



kursai (t), n. the ear, = kaura. 



kursimi (s), n. a height. Cf. kuisimi. 



kurtumiz v. to scratch ; n. itch. 



kurtur (m), n. a worm ; (s), v. to crawl. 



kuni, 



kuiiigat (b), 71. the post of a house. 



kurusipa, conj. untO.. 



kusa (b), n. a river. (See kasa). 



kusa, n. Coix lachrymae, Job's tear seeds, ^Z. kusal; (hence a bead); 



a belt made of these seeds (m) ; kusa duru (m), a bead band 



worn on the wig. 

 kusa kap, n. a mythical gigantic bird, born parthenogenetically from a 



woman. (Legends, i. 3.) 

 kusaig, kusaigo, n. self ; a. alone, 

 kusal, n. a necklace (lit. beads), 

 kusali (m), n. the Pleiades, 

 kusu (Mb, m), n. a coconut water-bottle. 



kusu kusulaig (Mb), n. a broom, the dance name of piwul (404). 

 kut, n. the neck, 



kut (m), kuta (s), w. evening, afternoon, = kutapa. Cf. kuto. 

 kuta, n. the end, = kuto. 

 kuta-dimur, n. the little finger, 

 kutai (m), n. a fibrous yam {Bioscorea). Cf. ketai. 

 kutaig, n. a younger brother or sister ; pi. kutaigal. Cf. kuto. 



[kutaigou.] 

 kutaigan-nge, 

 kutal, n. length, 

 kutalnga, a. long. 



