HA‘AHITE 
ha‘ahite n., an ovenful of food. 
ha‘ahiu seven times. 
ha‘ahola v. tr., to create; mu ola ha‘ahola, 
created things. 
ha‘ahola‘i tr., to inaugurate. Lau fafola. 
ha‘aholi v. i., to expose for sale, to conduct 
operations for barter; used with poss. 3, 
meaning to make merchandise of. 
ha‘aholinge‘ini tr., to put up for sale. 
ha‘aholo adv., crosswise, transversely, astride, 
aslant. Fagani fagaforo. 
ha‘ahonu v. tr., to fill. 
ha‘ahou v. i., to proclaim. 
ha‘ahoulana gerund., a representation of. 
ha‘ahoule‘ini tr., to proclaim. 
ha‘ahulee U., n., morning; i ha‘ahulee, e dani 
ha‘ahulee, tomorrow, in the morning; 
hai ha‘ahulee, a morning; muni ‘e hara 
ha‘ahulee, as soon as it is daylight; sulia 
mwa hai ha‘ahulee, every morning. 
ha‘ahule‘ita-(ku) S., a reaching up to, attain- 
ing, requiting. 
ha‘ahuni S., v. tr., to be contrary to, in 
opposition to. 
ha‘ahunge S. 1. adv., frequently. 
to make many, to multiply. 
ha‘ahunga‘a adv., frequently. 
ha‘ahu‘o to be in good time, early afoot in the 
morning; ‘omu ke ha‘ahu‘o, be here 
early in the morning. 
ha‘ahute to beget, of either parent. 
ha‘ahutanga v. n., birth, generation. 
ha‘ahutela-(ku) gerund., begetting, being 
begotten. 
ha‘ahuu 1. adv., complete; awala ha‘ahuu, a 
fullten. 2. v. tr.,tocomplete the tally. 
ha‘ahuu‘e adj., faithful, tried; complete, 
tahanga ha‘ahuu‘a, U., a full fathom (of 
money); with suffixed pron. 3, sing.; 
ha‘ahuu‘ana mu ola, S., mwa ha‘ahuu‘ana 
ola, U., real things, the correct things; 
ée ha‘ahuu‘ana ‘oto, it is quite the real 
thing; with genitive 7, mu ha‘ahuu‘ei ola, 
the real things. 
ha‘ahuu‘e-(ku) ha‘ahuu‘emu, your own self. 
ha‘ahuu‘ani U., adv., altogether, com- 
pletely. 
ha‘a‘i‘i S., v. tr., to charge unduly for, to put 
on a big price. 
ha‘a‘inoni v. tr., to justify oneself, to find 
excuses. 
ha‘ainuhi S. 1. v. tr., to give drink to, to cause 
to drink. 2. to drown. 
ha‘ai‘osi v. tr. 1. tocause to sit down. 2. used 
of ha‘amalaohu, to cause to undergo the 
novitiate. M. A., p. 234. a Waie- 
ha‘aodo ngaini ka‘a ha‘ai‘ose i one, no 
one caused Wateha‘aodo to be initiated 
down at the beach. 
ha‘aisi adv., at all, precedes the verb. 
ha‘aisita‘anga‘ini S., ha‘aisitahanga‘ini U., 
v. tr., to cause to emerge, to conduct out. 
ha‘akakahuru S., v. tr., to surprise, used with 
poss. 3. 
ha‘akale v. tr., to wait for, to watch, to keep 
an eye on. 
ha‘akauni U., v. tr., to cause to light (of fire, 
pipe, etc.). 
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ha‘akena‘i U., exclam., not used before women. 
cf. he‘asikena‘t. 
ha‘akeneta‘i U., ha‘akineta‘i S., to observe, 
to have a care for, to keep. 
ha‘akeneta‘ini U., ha‘akineta‘ini S., tr. 
ha‘akeni v. tr., to marry a girl off, to conduct 
a betrothal. 
ha‘akolo U., v. i., to be strange, foreign; mo ola 
ha‘akolo, strange things. 
ha‘akoru U., v. tr., to gather people together. 
ha‘akorunga v. n., ha‘akorunga ni ‘inoni, a 
gathering of men. 
ha‘akuku U. 1. to hang up, to suspend. 2. 
lower. 
ha‘alaa S., adv., used of conditional affirmation, 
the pronoun e coalesces; a ola, ha‘alaa, 
So-and-so I grant you; kire ko te urine 
ha‘alaa e diana, were they to do so it 
would be good; ko nemo, ha‘alaa, if it 
rains granted; su‘uri ‘unue ha‘alae diana, 
had you not mentioned it it were well. 
ha‘alaelae v. tr., to cause to walk, to teach to 
walk. 
ha‘alanga v. tr., to expose to the air in order to 
dry, to dry nets and clothes. 
ha‘alangi n.,a house on piles. cf. ilengi. 
falangi. 
ha‘alauni v. tr., to decorate. 
ha‘alede U., v. tr., to break in pieces. 
ha‘alete S., v. tr., to chasten, to punish, to 
persecute. 
ha‘aletehi tr. 
ha‘aletehinge v. n. 
ha‘aletehila-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘ali‘e v. i., to be engaged in cooking. 
ha‘ali‘anga v. n., a cooking of food. 
ha‘alili v. i., to change shape, of a ghostly 
apparition; e ha‘alili ana pa‘ewa, he 
took the form of a shark. 
ha‘alime five times. 
ha‘alio 1. v. tr., to awaken, to cause to awake. 
ha‘ali‘o 2. v. tr., to strangle, to hang by the neck. 
In M. A., p. 288, the woman strangled 
was named Hu'‘e siki ni uhi, and her 
husband was Olosango. 
ha‘aloko U., v. tr., to gather people together. 
ha‘aloo‘i v. tr., to instruct, to punish, to make 
loo. 
ha‘alounge v. n., quarreling, bickering. 
ha‘alu, ha‘aha‘alu 1.v.i., to promise, used with 
ana; e ha‘alu ana ‘oto, he promised it; 
ha‘alu horana, to swear by a person or 
thing. 
ha‘alunge v. n., a promise; hele dora‘ie 
ha‘alunge, to break a promise. 
ha‘alunge‘ini tr., to make a covenant. 
ha‘alunge‘inila-(ku) gerund. Lau gwalu. 
ha‘alu S. 2. adj., new, fresh, recent; ha‘olu, U.; 
kau ha‘alu, heifer; keni ha‘alu, virgin; 
poro ha‘alu, bridegroom. 
ha‘aluha v. n., used with poss. 3; ha‘aluha 
ana, its newness. Nguna vau, Niué 
fou, Malay baru. 
ha‘aluelu S., v. i., ko ere ha‘aluelu, to give a 
sign with a word. ‘alu 2. 
ha‘amaa v. i., to dry canarium nuts (ngdli) 
in smoke. 
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