IO 
apaapai 
fakakai 
fakalago 
fetaaki 
kailao 
abaabai 
akau 
babahu 
ene 
fakaboi 
fehaunamuaki 
fehokaaki 
bakibaki 
bovai 
akau 
fututi 
katoua 
kaupapa 
papa 
patali 
mbatinisésé 
mbolembole 
mbowai 
mbure 
dhimbidhimbi 
dhuladhula 
ndoko 
ndui 
ndulaka 
ngandro 
ngandi 
kauloa 
kiakavo 
kinikini 
CLUB TYPES OF NUCLEAR POLYNESIA. 
FUTUNA. 
kanavailaakau remains of a flat club. 
to hold a stick horizon- 
tally in both hands. malomu 
to go through the mo- | saaki 
tions of striking aj| ta 
blow. tokotoko 
to parry a blow. tui 
to exchange club blows. 
to challenge to a combat 
with clubs. 
TONGA. 
a coconut-stalk club. fetaaki 
generic term for clubs. fetalatagataaki 
to strike each other with | hahabo 
clubs. hahau 
to display the club in 
challenge to combat. kolu 
to fence with clubs. 
to fence, to practise the | taene 
use of weapons. 
to strike with the end of | tokotoko 
the weapon. 
CLUB NAMES. 
bukibuki jikota 
gaji kata 
NIUE. 
a weapon. punuti 
a felling-axe. 
generic term for clubs. 
to ward off a club blow | tokotoko 
from the chest. uluhelu 
a club. 
to ward off or parry | uluolu 
blows. 
ulupuku 
FIJl. 
a club. koroi 
a challenge by brand- 
ishing clubs. 
a club. 
ten clubs. 
a club made from the | kosokoso 
tree of that name | lamba 
(?Parinarium lauri- | langa 
num). 
a club. lali i Degei 
a staff. lake 
a club. longga 
to lift up the club with | manda 
one hand in challenge. 
a club that has killed | malumu 
men; it is ceremonially 
bathed. matalava 
a club. 
a club, of the longer bil- 
let type. 
a club. 
a broad kind of club. 
meke ni wau 
moku 
muaivi 
nggata 
a small round club. 
sound of a blow. 
to strike. 
a long stick. 
a club. 
a club fight. 
to challenge one another. 
to strike with a club. 
to strike brandishing 
over the head. 
a club split or broken in 
war. 
to work the club in 
challenge. 
a walking-stick. 
kolo 
mata 
a guard in fighting when 
the club is held hori- 
zontally over the head 
a staff. 
a long club curved at 
one end. 
a tree from which clubs 
are made. 
a short club used in one 
hand. 
a new name of honor 
given in the consecra- 
tion of a man who has 
killed hisenemy witha 
a club. 
a club. 
to strike a blow. 
to be lifted up, of a club 
ready to strike. 
a club. 
the shaft of a club. 
a club. 
a club made from the 
tree of that name. 
a club (cf. Futuna: 
malomu). 
a club. 
a club dance. 
to strike dead with a 
club. 
a club. 
a club. 
