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pa (s, b), n. a fence, either for garden or as a protection in fighting. 



Cf. ara. 

 pad (lib), n. the tympanum of the native drum, 

 pad, n. a bird's nest. Cf. fad. 

 pada, pado (m, s), n. a wooded hill, a mountain, [padau, padapa, 



padria.] 

 pada-kwik, n. the skull or head. Cf. pada, kwik. 

 padamo (m), n. a nest, 

 padap (s) = pada. 



padatrong (aib), n. a bamboo rattle (375). 

 pado. See pada. 

 padotu. See Legends, p. 180. 

 padra (s) = pad, n. the skin used for the tympanum of the native 



drum, 

 pa-drouradiz = pa-toridiz ; ukauka tana padrouradiz, four carried. 



Mark, ii. 3. 

 paekau, n. a butterfly. Cf. paikau. 

 paga (s), V. to throw. 



pagaean, v. to stretch out, to extend, [pagaear.] 

 pagamoin (s), v. to sew, to mend; api pagamoin, v. to mend fish 



traps, 

 pagamoin, pagomoin (?) ; kanguru pagamoin, ad. round about, 

 pagamoman (?), v. pagamoman sepal azazi san, be (ye) shod with 



sandals. Mark, vii. 9. 

 pagan (s), v. to throw, to descend, to sting, to pierce, 

 pagara, n. a sponge. Mark, xv. 36. Cf. pazara, diadi. 

 pagaru (b), n. coral. Cf. pagara. (In Jukes' Muralug (Pt. Lihou) 



Yocab. this word = seaweed.) 

 paget (?), paget-wanizo, v. to slip, 

 pagiz, pagizo (?), mazar pagizo. Mark, v. 15. 

 pai, 



paibano (b), v. = poibano. 

 paielega, paielegamoin (s), v. to tear, 

 pa-ieudiz, v. to pour, to add (a liquid ?). [paieudan.] 

 paigamozinga (s), n. a split, 

 paikau (b), n. a butterfly, = paekau. 

 paiwano (?), v. paiwano-pagan, v. to display, 

 paka, n. a maiden. 



