LILISI $2 
lilisi 1. talo lilisi, to offer a certain proportion 
asasacrifice. Jlilisi 2. tola lilisi, to walk 
about. Jili 1. 
lime S., lima U., five: in pronunciation lima, 
U., tends to approach nima, hand. 
limana fifth. 
ha‘alime five times. 
Maori rima, hand. 
lingi, lingilingi v. i., to pour. 
lingisi tr. 
lingisila-(na, ni) gerund. Mota ling, Maori 
vringi. 
lio 1. v. i., to look to see, to be awake, to be 
careful. ha‘alio. lio Ghu‘i, to protect; 
lio Glieli, to look about one; lio haha- 
‘titelili, to distinguish; lio hahuroto, to 
gaze, to see clearly; lio hé‘itale, U., to 
look for in vain; nou ka‘a lio hikena nga 
ola, I saw nothing; lio hilisi, to choose; 
lio hilisie huni hu‘e i‘oe, choose her for 
your wife; lio huni, to choose: e lio 
hunie huni hu‘e nana; lio huni maa, S., 
to exercise partiality; lio isuli, to watch, 
to take care of (late use); lio ké‘u, 
behold; lio keke, to look behind; lio 
1 kekea‘i maanga, to bear ill will, to have 
a spite against; e lio kohi, it looks beau- 
tiful; lio maa, U., to permit; lio maaila- 
‘ini, to view with favor; kire ka‘a lio 
méngini, they saw none of it; lio i 
ngaei maa, lio i ngaena maa, to look 
askance at, to envy, to be jealous of; 
lio 1 ngae maanga, jealousy; lio odo‘, to 
find; lio qd‘ulunge‘ini, to see indis- 
tinctly; lio geru ngudu, lio qgeru ‘upu, 
to grudge, to hate; lio saai, S., lio sae, 
U., to perceive, to recognize; lio sae 
to‘o, to favor; lio tala, to take care, to 
beware; lio talahi, to look for in vain; 
lio tale, to fail to see; lio tatatieu, to 
appear beautiful; lio to‘o, with poss. 3, 
to find; lio wasawasa, to see indistinctly. 
lioha-(na) S., liota-(na) U., v. n., looks, 
appearance. Mota ilo, to see. 
li‘o 2. v. i., to hang oneself. ha‘ali‘o. Mota 
ligo, Motu rio, Maori niko, to form into 
a bight. 
li‘oa S., n., spirit, ghost, M. A., pp. 136, 260: 
the word is li‘oa and not lio‘a; the mean- 
ing is rather spirit than ghost, though 
undoubtedly both meanings appear; 
there may be a connection with U. 
hi‘ona. ho‘asi sisingana li‘oa, to swear 
by a spirit; ngeitet li‘oa, what spirit? 
ngoria Li‘oa, to quench the Spirit; 
nanamanga para‘itana mu li‘oa, power 
over the spirits; uraa‘i, to make an 
offering to the spirits. 
lisi U., nisi, S., v. tr., to cut off a piece or sec- 
tion. Wango risi, to shave the head. 
lisimaa-(na) U., as rikimaa. 
lite (na) n., seed, kernel. hoi lite. 
liu, liuliu v. i., to come, to go, to pass by, to 
ply about, to become general. hé‘iliu, 
liuta‘a. liu 4 ‘esi, travel by sea; liu 4 
henue, travel by land, take the upper 
road, ant. hatale; liu hono, to intervene 
Mota limwa, five; 
malingilingt. 
liu, liuliu (continued). 
(of time); ngaini sa‘a liu ha‘ahireru‘e, 
none Shall pass in front of them (and 
overcome them); mu dinge hunge e liueu, 
many days passed over me; liu takalo, 
to take a wrong path; liu tarau, to con- 
tinue; tala ni liu, path to travel by. 
Wango riu, Samoa liu, to turn; Florida 
liliu, to change; Mota riu, to move feet 
or legs; Nguna liu, excessive; Viti liu, 
to exceed; Mao. riu, to pass by. 
liuliu adv., about, to and fro; e fola liuliu, it 
has become general. 
liuliune v. tr., to turn over, to reverse. md 4. 
liunge v. n., a common complaint, a plague. 
liunge ni maelaa. 
liuta‘a S., liutaha U. 1. v. i., to be beyond, to 
be excessive, used with poss. 3. muini 
liuta‘ana a mwane ‘ie e qao‘% ne, more 
than those which this man has done; 
int qaarongoisuli e ka‘a liuta‘ana int 
ha‘ausuli, the disciple is not above his 
master. 2. adv., excessively, exceed- 
ingly. 
liwe S., liwa U., acave. Lau liga. 
liwo hoiliwo, S., houliwo, U., a hill. 
loa 1. S., v. i., to be big, to be too big. 
loa 2. the heavens; apai loa ta‘au, the heavens 
above. Bugotu maaloa. 
lo‘a 3. adj., cracked. 
lo‘a 4. S., the name of several months; lo‘a 
madala, May; lo‘a mali‘e, April; lo‘a 
maramarawdi, lo‘a wii mweimwei, 
February; lo‘a wii peine, March. 
loamena S., v. tr., to patch, to mend, to darn; 
a patch. 
lodo 1. to conceive a child: of the child, to be 
conceived. nga mwela e lodo, the child 
is conceived. 
lodo‘i tr., to imagine, to conceive a thought. 
lodo 2. v. tr., to carve, to construct. 
lodosae v. i., to ponder, to conceive in mind. 
lodo‘i. 
lodosaenga v. n., plan, meditation. 
loha‘ini, loloha‘ini v. tr., to lay up in store, to 
put by. 
loha‘inge v. n., something put by, stored, 
cold food. 
loha‘i v. i. 
lohe 1. v.i., to sail. Wango rohe. 
lohe 2. to fit a bowstring to a bow. 
lohe 3. to mark out a yam garden; lohea hohola, 
he marked out a garden. 
loho, loholoho 1. to fly, to swoop; met. of 
words, to reach; e loho ilengine, he 
swooped down upon it; walaku e loho 
4 saena, my words reached his heart. 
héu loho, a boat harbor south of Port 
Adam; mwakana loho, dust. 
lohosi tr., to cause to fly. Wango roho, 
Florida lovo, Mota rowo, Bougainville 
Straits, lofu; Motu roho. 
loho 2. (ku) ke sulu i lohona, i lohomu, be pleas- 
ing in his sight, thy sight. 
lo‘ilohi n., charcoal. 
lo‘ilohi‘e adj., black with charcoal, soiled. 
lo‘ilosi n., a sponge. Jlosi. Florida loilost. 
