VOCABULARY. 
likkilik, liklik Polynesian and Melanesian 
likt small, see ‘““The Polynesian 
Wanderings,” page 229. 
1. almost, pretty nearly. See close up. 
he likkilik allright now. SG 22. 
2. little, small. 
me like liklik work liklik kaikai. 
SG 29. 
limlibur New Britain, Gazelle Peninsula. 
to take a walk, todonothing. S301. 
Cf. walk about. 
line rope. 
make’m fast that fellow line. 
little jus’ little fellow bit. G 246. 
he hit him a little fellow. W 349. 
he spell for little: to rest. V 253. 
little bit dry. Rou11. 
load to hump a load: to carry a burden on 
the back or on a pole. Cf. hump. 
long preposition. by, at, with,on; Re114. 
See along, belong. 
me cross long woman me rauss him. 
Sg 109. 
yougo long house belongme. Re 114. 
you look long big fellow he cry sup- 
pose me fight him. Re 114. 
me take him all time long cigar: 
holder. Re 114. 
no sabe talk long white man. SG 20. 
long adjective. 
long fellow missis. S 303. 
long time ago. W 290. 
stop long time. W 380. 
before long time altogether no place 
he stop. L 362. 
he fraid long way from village. Se 
162. 
long way little bit; long way big bit; 
long way too much. L 360. 
look noun. 
this look: this way, 
V 254. 
look verb. 
r..to see. 
woman he look him. SG 123. 
very good you go look chief belonga 
me. W 143. 
he look’m this fella Adam he walk 
about too much. L 363. 
suppose you look’m these two fella. 
L 364. 
god he no savvee look along us two 
fella. L363, V 254. 
he savvee look along nusipepa: to be 
able to read. 
2. to look. 
go look’m eye belong you along deck: 
L 359. 
3. no look’m me too much: tostareat. V 
this fashion. 
254. 
4. me ao him: to look him over. W 15. 
5. he look daylight a long time: to lie 
awake. V 252. ; 
6.he look very smart: to act quickly. 
253. 
look alive: hurry up, be quick. 

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look out 
1. to care for, to take an interest in. 
Queen Victoria he look out all man 
stop this place. W 386. 
you look out boy belong me. SG 29. 
mesavvee look out along boat. L361. 
2. to guard against. 
look out good for spear or some boy 
get him spear. Se 560. 
suppose you come my place you look 
out. Ro 252. 
3. to be on good behavior. 
me speak cappen belong man-o’war 
suppose you no look out. W 144. 
4.tofind. V 253. 
5.toseek. V 253. 
look round to seek: I been look round 
before. V 254. 
loose to omit. 
he no loose him one fellow night. 
F 105. 
low speak very low. V 254. 
mainland allsamebelong mainland. R120. 
make 
1. to make, with noun object. 
make fool of. V 252 
make wau wau wau: to make a fuss. 
HW 53. 
make hell of a noise: to make an out- 
cry. R 109. 
he make’m altogether; he make’m 
big fella garden. L 363. 
make’m trouble along boy. L 363. 
he make’m one big fennis. L 364. 
make him humbug. V 253. 
2. to do. 
you work work all’m time too much, 
what you make’m? 
3. verb formative with adjectives. 
bottle something makee cold. HW 
97- 
make adrift: to untie, to open. 
make fast. V 252. 
make flash. V 253. 
he make bad for misinari. G 232. 
4. auxiliary to verbs in causative sense. 
make him capsize: to spill. G 207. 
what name lady he maki cry: to sing. 
SG 27. 
he make’m Adam he go sleep. L 363. 
he make all manfeelno good. V 252. 
make no more cry: to comfort. R 
144. 
man 
I. man, in general. 
he plenty good kaikai one fellow man 
Gara. 
for killum man. G 232. 
man he dream him. Se173. 
so man he savy this fellow grave. Se 
623. 
another fellow man. Se 444. 
some place me go man he no good, 
L 361. 
