42 BEACH-LA-MAR. 
go 
4. inception of an act or state immediately 
designated. 
sun he go down he go sleep. W 349. 
these two fella they goeat’m. L 363. 
they go hide along scrub. L 363. 
you go catch’m bokkis belong you. 
L 364. 
5. let go: torelease. V 253. 
let go heart: to covet. V 253. 
6. go down: to descend. 
sun he go down. W 349. 
go-to=hell ‘Until recently the word for a 
large bush knife was kwasikwasi, 
but a man named Kwasikwasiero 
died not very long ago, so a bush 
knife is now known as go-to-hell.”’ 
Se 630. 
good adjective. 
1. he plenty good kaikai, one fellow man; 
plenty good, Missi, all same one 
fellow chicken. G 212. 
you fellow look out for spear good 
along fight. Se 560. 
they two fella have’m good time,too 
much. L 363. 
give me good road: to guide, to direct 
aright. V 253. 
he come a little bit good: to improve. 
V 253. 
man o’ bush very good. W 284. 
he strong, he good, he true. SG 124. 
this fellow he good. SG 27. 
he good fella too much. L363, SG 
24. 
2.in verbal use. 
more good you me two fella we eat’m 
this fella apple. L 363. 
very good you no go firs.’ G 207. 
3.no good. (In use in New Zealand in 
1815, according to Nicholas.) 
that fellow captain no good only 
takee tea. HW 07. 
spirit belong all white men no good. 
P 266. 
he no good, what for he do that if girl 
no want him. Se 557, 70. 
man-Sydney no good, too much salt. 
W 384. 
you no good you dead. G1o98. 
he make all man feel no good: 
ashamed. V 252. 
no good you talk: itis useless. V 254. 
no good you kill him: it is wrong. 
V 254. 
good adverb. 
you watch me good. V 252. 
yam he break very quick suppose you 
no put him downvery good. G 207. 
look out good for spear. Se 560. 
got see get. 
1. this Ae entirely takes the place of 
ave. 
he eat woman leg you got in one 
fellow box. G 260. 
my belly no got kaikai: to be hungry. 
V 253. 
got 
wife belong you nogotwater. Se 383. 
he got house other side Matupi. W 
290. 
2. he got good hand: to be skilful. V 254. 
3. you fellow got him: to understand. 
V 254. 
grass suppose me kitch him grass he die: to 
pick flowers. SG 25. 
coconut belong him grass no stop: to 
be bald. 
grass belong pigeon: feathers. V 253. 
grave man he savy this fellow grave. Se 
623. 
grog V 253. 
growl all man he growl for you: every one 
is against you. V 252. 
to disapprove. V 253. 
to quarrel. V 253. 
half Se 461. 
half-tight: scarcity of water. 
half way insky. R 1o1. 
hand he got good hand: skilful. 
hard 
V 253. 
V 254. 
heart beat hard: to be excited. V 
253. 
hard up: scarcity of food: V 253. 
have see got. 
they two fella have’m good time too 
much. L 363. 
have better class inside: appetite. 
V 252. 
he note that when he is used as subject it 
does not seem permissible to use 
the form he-fellow. 
masculine. 
he tell me takeum cutter. 
man he keep a bee there. G 243. 
Tannaman he eat woman. G 260. 
this fellow he no sabe talk. SG 20. 
he likkilik all right now. SG 22. 
man he dream him he find him along 
reef. Se 162. 
feminine. 
what name lady he makicry? SG 27, 
110. 
that fellow mary he no savee carry 
yam. G 207. 
Queen Victoria he look out. W 386. 
woman he look him, he run him. 
SG 123. 
neuter. 
head belong him he break plenty. G 
G 198. 
198. 
bee he clear out. G 243, SG 23. 
all he cook him belong Mangin. SG 
99. 
yam he break very quick. G 207. 
plural. 
father mother he no wild. Se 567. 
alla Malekula man he say. G 207. 
all he talk. SG 121. 
you savez two white men stop Matupi 
he got house. W 290. 
