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ahamna, v. to arise. 



ai (k), v. to go. 



aibi (m), n. a paddle oar; abidiro (k), aibidira (m), v. to paddle; 



abidim dubu, n. oarsmen. 

 aida (p), n. motber. Cf. man, ida. (Also given as k by Mac Gregor.) 

 aidimuti, t. to eboke. 

 aidomai. v. to cover (sing.), 



aiena (m), n. a species of snake (Saib. elma), tbe same as bigu. 

 aimagoiti, conj. then, so that. 

 aiodori (k), v. tide goes do-mi tbe river, 

 aipura (k), n. a handle. Cf. dudu, dudupo. 

 aira (m), n. tbe lower limbs. 



airerea, v. to have, get, possess. Mir. nagri. Cf. iriuia. 

 airimaheruo, a. bright, shining. (Mir. zorom). Cf. airimerua. 

 airimerigodoi (k), v. tide goes out. 

 airimenia, n. lightning, 

 airimetaruti, v. to look round. Mir. egeU. 

 airioridoro (k). v. to rise, of the sun. Cf. oritorai. 

 airo, n. the foot : airona, stocking (?), Mir. teter wali ; airo gabo, 



sole of foot, shoe. Cf. sairo. 

 airodori (?) 



airogabo, n. sole of foot, shoe, 

 airogo, airogu, r. to ^valk, to walk about, 

 airoriro (k), r. tide comes in. 

 airororo = Saibai, gurgui uzar, Mir. digemili (zs). The meaning is 



not given (probably means going round about. Cf. airoriro). 

 airorosoriauti (k), n. ache, 

 airupata (m), n. the feet. Cf. airo. 

 aiwadi (?) misprint for amadi. In (ks) given as equivalent to Mir. 



sererge. 

 amadi, v. to rejoice. Mir, sererge. 

 amaditi, v. to biad round, 

 amahaudia, v. to go down. 



amahiri, amairi, v. to squeeze, press together, connect, join, 

 amamurika, v. to fight, 

 amario, v. to fast, go without food, 

 amawitu (k), n. a venomous snake, 

 ame (?), n. a kind of dye. 



