ha‘asusu 2. v. tr., to suckle. 
ha‘asusu 3. v. i., to tell tales about, to gossip. 
ha‘asusunge v. n., gossip. 
ha‘asusunge‘ini tr., to spread tales about 
a person, to be a subject of gossip. 
ha‘asusu 4. U., ha‘asusu uhi, name of a month, 
March. susu 4. 
ha‘ata‘eli v. tr., to cause to embark, to take on 
board. 
ha‘ata‘ela‘ini U., tr., to cause to arise. 
ha‘ata‘i partic., made plain, open; hunie tala 
t‘oe ket ha‘ata‘t, that thy way may be 
made plain. 
ha‘ata‘ini v. tr., to show, to reveal, used 
with poss. 3; ha‘ata‘inie ‘emelu, show 
it tous. Fagani fatag?. 
ha‘atakalo v. tr., to lose, to lose the run of, 
to misplace, to cause to err. 
ha‘atala‘i v. tr., to egg on, to incite. 
ha‘atdlisi U., v. tr., to cause to awake. 
ha‘atanauhi v. tr., to decoya ghost or an 
animal by offering food. cf. ha‘ariro. 
Mota vatanau. 
ha‘atapala‘a U., v. i., to cause to abound. 
ha‘atata‘ala v. tr., to harm, to cause evil to; 
mu ola ni ha‘atata‘ala ‘emi, things that 
harm us. 
ha‘atatanga‘ini v. tr., to scatter. 
ha‘atatagqelu v. tr., to throw a person down 
headlong. 
ha‘atataro v. tr., to cause to stumble. 
ha‘atau v. i., to be far off, distant. 
ha‘atauli S., ha‘atauri U., determ., to be 
far off from. Wango ha‘atau, Lau 
tau, Mota sau, Florida hau, Malay jau. 
ha‘ateke v. i., to cause to fall; ngaéu ha‘ateke, to 
drop crumbs while eating. 
ha‘atengotengo v. tr., to droop, of lip or head. 
ha‘atoha‘ini v. tr., to give oneself airs, to 
boast, to make much of a person. 
ha‘atoha‘inila-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘atohu 1. v. i., to make request for, to ask 
leave, to ask a favor: used with poss. 3. 
e ha‘atohu eku, he asked my leave. 2. 
v. tr., to ask that a person or thing be 
granted to one. e ha‘atohue ana, he 
asked him for it. 
ha‘atohunge v. n., a making request. 
ha‘atohula-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘atola 1. v. i., to send a message, to send a 
thing. 2. U., n., a messenger: laa 
ha‘atola, a person sent. 
ha‘atolanga v. n., a message, command, 
order, epistle (late use). 
ha‘atola‘i tr., to give a message to. 
ha‘atolanga‘ini tr., to give a message to. 
ha‘atonohi U., v. tr., to offer drink, to cause to 
drink. 
ha‘atonohila-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘ato‘o v. tr., to confirm, to accomplish; e 
ha‘ato‘oa saeku, he carried out my 
wish. 
ha‘ato‘osu‘a U., v. tr., to cause to stumble. 
ha‘atoretore U., v. i.; ha‘atoretore maa, to act 
stealthily. 
Ha‘au the landing-place at Oloha, west coast 
of Little Malaita. 
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ha‘a‘uduhi v. tr., to drip on, to bespatter. 
ha‘a‘uku v. tr., to lower, to let down. 
ha‘aulao v. i., to act the wanton. 
ha‘a‘ulu v. tr., to make blind, to cause to be 
blind, to cause the eye to close. 
ha‘a‘ure v. i., to set up, to cause to stand. 
ha‘a‘ure mauta‘a. 
ha‘a‘uresi tr., to make to stand, to set on 
end, to build up, to edify. 
ha‘a‘uresila-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘a‘urenga‘ini S., v. tr., to accompany a 
person on a journey. 
ha‘a‘ureruru S., v. tr., to make peace between, 
to restore friendship between. 
ha‘a‘urerurunge v. n. 
ha‘auri v. tr., to save, to make alive, to put 
parrot-fish, z7‘a ni kalu, in a pool to keep 
them alive. cf. méuri. lopo ni ha‘auri, 
pool of salvation, baptismal font. 
ha‘auringe v. n., safety, salvation. 
ha‘aurile-(ku) S., ha‘aurita-(ku) U., gerund. 
1. the saving of. 2. the being saved, 
salvation; ini ni ha‘aurilana ‘oto, a 
person to be saved. 3. the person who 
saves; a ha‘aurileku, my saviour. 
ha‘aurine S., ha‘aurina U., adv., thus, just so, 
that’s the way. 
ha‘a‘usu U., v. i., to let fall. 
ha‘a‘usuli 1. v. tr., to let fall, to cause to drop. 
‘usu 11. r 
ha‘ausuli 2. v. tr., to teach, to cause to do like. 
usuli, int qaarongoisuli e ka‘a liuta‘ana 
int ha‘ausuli, the disciple is not above 
his master. 
ha‘ausulinge v. n., teaching, instruction. 
maai ha‘ausulinge, a lesson. 
ha‘ausulila-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘awa‘a v. i., to desecrate, to defile; ere 
ha‘awa‘a, to speak blasphemy. 
ha‘awaa‘i U., v. tr., to dishonor. 
ha‘awiiteu v. i., to engender strife. 
ha‘awali 1. v. i., to delay, to pass, of a short 
period of time. wali. 2. adv., a short 
time. 3. with suff. pron.: ‘oke ha‘awa- 
li‘eu, wait a little while for me. 
ha‘awalinge v. n., a delay. 
ha‘awarasikale U., a scorpion: lit., causing the 
child to scream. 
ha‘awaAsi v. tr., to hunt, to chase wild animals. 
ha‘awaweta‘a‘i v. tr., to cause vexation to, to 
fash, to wrangle. 
ha‘awe‘o to cause to be weary; ko ha‘awe‘ora 
mola, trouble themselves for nothing. 
ha‘aweweu U., v. i., to quarrel, to bicker. 
hada n., a bird, an eagle (Haliaetus leucogaster) 
usedin Ulawaasanomen. Wangohada. 
hadi v. tr., to forbid under a curse, to prevent; 
hadi ola. hddi olanga, v. n., cursing; 
ere ni hedi olanga, to swear, to take an 
oath. 
hadonga U., n., a shellfish, univalve, mutton- 
fish. hangoda, S. 
haeta U., v. i., to appear, of ghostly visions. 
haha S. 1. adv., down, not used of points of 
compass, but apai haha, the downward 
side, 7. e., Big Malaita; mai « haha, 
under the earth; hoi haha, under the 
