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arapoi, v. to show. 



arapori, araporia, v. to differ, to divide. 



araporio, n. time near sunrise. Mir. gereger osakeida. 



ararabia, araribia, v. to cast out, to thrust out. 



ararupo, v. to burst. Mir. arperik. 



aratabuti (k), a. all. 



arategere (k), v. to carry under the arm. 



aratiaiado, v. to taste. Mir. tepdesker. 



aratoro, v. to ask [aratorodi, aratorodoi]. 



arawai, v. to clothe. Mir. ami. Saib, angai. 



ari (m), v. to sing. 



ariaga (m), n. a fishing line. 



aribamo (k), n. a species of banana. 



arigiti (k), v. to scratch, shave. 



arigoita (m), v. to get out of the way. 



arima, n. blood ; arima ne, dysentery. 



arimina (pm), n. a fish. Given as K also by Mac Gregor. Of. 



irisena. 

 aro (m), n. a large rattan cane. 



arogo. V. to speak ; to ask, bid (e) ; 71. a message (k). 

 arogoto, V. to go. 

 aroguti, v. to speak. Cf. arogo. 

 aromi (?) 

 aromo (m). n. beaven, the sky. Said to be inhabited by white people 



with white hair and beards, 

 aromorubi (k), n. the inhabitants of aromo ; n. earthquake. Cf. 



momorua. 

 aru, V. to sow (sniff.). Cf. iboriti. 

 arua, a. some. Mir. uader, Saib. durai. 

 arua (m), n. a species of snake (Saib. tabu) ; erawa arua (m) ; n. a 



poisonous snake, 

 arubi, n. mankind (ii) ; many men (ks) ; an assembly (k). (Mir. gaire 



le.) Cf. dauari, auarubi. 

 arubia, v. to fly. Cf. uarubia. 

 arumo, n. the penis. 

 arumo (k), n. a heavy thunder shower. 



aruo, n. neck. (Given in Savage's Voc. as equivalent of Mir. tabo.) 

 asidimai (k), v. to cover. Cf. aradimai. 

 asio (e), v. to cut with a knife. Cf. itouti. 



