ha‘a 2 (continued). 
platform; Jaloi ha‘a, within the garner. 
Maori whata. 
ha‘angi v. tr., to place yams, etc., on a plat- 
form in order to store them, to put a 
dried coconut on a platform so that it 
may shoot. Samoa fata; Mao whata. 
ha‘a 3. exclam., oh. 
ha‘a 4. causative prefix applied to verbs and 
less frequently to nouns; it may be 
duplicated for emphasis; in Ulawa when 
ha‘a is applied to a word beginning with 
a@ one a is dropped. Mota vaga, 
Maori whaka. 
ha‘a 5. prefixed to cardinals to form multipli- 
catives; ha‘arue, twice; to hunge, 
ha‘ahunge, to multiply; to nite, ha‘anite, 
how many; to tau, ha‘atau, far. 
ha‘aado v. tr., to apportion. 
ha‘a‘ae v. i., to be fleeting, vain. 
ha‘aahala‘ini v. tr., to provoke. 
ha‘aahu v. tr., to complete a number, to make 
the tally, to round off; ha‘adhu mae, to 
finish fighting, to cease hostilities. 
ha‘a‘ai‘aa v. tr., to destroy, to cause to dis- 
appear. 
ha‘aakaurisi v. tr., to provide a person with 
a thing. 
ha‘aalaha v. tr., to exalt, to conduct the cere- 
mony of a chief’s coming of age. 
ha‘a‘aliu v. tr., to cause to turn back, to turn 
around, to convert in mind. 
ha‘a‘aliula-(ku) gerund. 
ha‘a‘ango v. i., to tie up creepers, yam vines, 
to cause them to twine. 
ha‘a‘angohi tr. 
ha‘a‘angohila-(na, ni) gerund. 
ha‘a‘apara‘ini v. tr., to surprise, to startle. 
ha‘aape 1. v. tr., to make shipwreck of. 
ha‘aapenga‘ini tr. 2. ha‘aape sae, to 
encourage. 
ha‘a‘apu 1. v. i., to make an oath. 2. v.tr., 
to put a person or thing under tabu. 
3. v. tr., to forbid. 
ha‘a‘apunge v. n., a vow to kill in revenge. 
ha‘aasa ere ha‘aasa, to take an oath. 
ha‘aasa‘i to stultify; ha‘aasa‘ie hurunge, to 
run to no purpose. 
ha‘adsire‘ini v. tr., to scare, to frighten. 
ha‘aawala v. i., to tally, to count by tens; nou 
ha‘aawala ha‘anite, how many tens have 
I counted? 
ha‘adada U., v. tr., to smooth, to flatten out. 
ha‘adahe v. tr., to cause to be adzed down or 
to be hoed. 
ha‘adahi 1. to cause a person to be fortunate, 
to thank, to make presents to, U. 2. 
when at sea to apostrophize the various 
islands in sight, the phrases being, 
Sa‘a: i sapena i Sa‘a ni menu, the con- 
figuration of Sa‘a ni menu; Ulawa: 
i sapena i Ulawaerara; Ugi: t sapena 
t Dara ahu‘i niu; San Cristoval:isapena 
t Aru ni t'e. 
ha‘adihinga U., v. n., blessing, happiness. 
ha‘ada‘i S., partic., open, plain; soi ha‘ada‘i 
ada, call them out, 
HA‘AHIRU 
ha‘ada‘inge soi ha‘adainge, church (late use). 
ha‘adau v. tr., to bring a canoe to a standstill, 
to cause to be stationary, to assign a 
position to a person. 
ha‘adiana S., ha‘adiena U., to do good to, to 
bless. 
ha‘adodo vy. tr., to cause to sink, to drown, 
to dip. 
ha‘adoro v. tr., to heat up food. 
ha‘a‘e‘eli U., v. tr., to divert, to cause to go 
out of the way. 
ha‘aenohi v. tr., to lay down a child, to cradle. 
ha‘aere v. tr., to scold, to wrangle. 
ha‘aereere U., to engage in talk. 
ha‘aero v. tr., to make jests upon, to jest, to 
deceive. 
ha‘aeronga v. n., a jest. 
ha‘aeso S., v. tr., to cause to flame, to burn. 
ha‘aete U., v. tr., to importune, to be persist- 
ent with. 
ha‘aha‘alu S. 1. v. tr., to renew, to make afresh. 
2. v. i., to make a covenant. 
ha‘ahai four times. 
ha‘ahalahala v. tr., to make firm, to confirm. 
ha‘ahanenga‘ini 1. v. tr., to lust after. 2. 
v. tr., to exalt. 
ha‘aha‘olu U., v. tr., to renew, to make afresh. 
ha‘aha‘alu, S. 
ha‘ahaora U., v. tr., to abase, to humble. 
ha‘ahaora‘ala-(ku) - gerund. 
haahe saeku e lae haahe, I forgot it. cf. haahi. 
ha‘ahehe 1. v. tr., to pretend not to possess, 
to be niggardly over. 
ha‘ahehe 2. v. i., to abound, to be in abun- 
dance. honu ha‘ahehe. 
haahi (au) prep., because of, around, for, on 
account of: haahie contracts to haahe. 
haahie noko lae, because of my going; 
haahi taa, because of what, why; ddu 
haahi, to omit; haahiraé diana, on the 
good; hatonga‘it wala haaht, to accuse; 
inemaurt haahi, to rule over; léu haahti, 
to make a defense in words; luhe haahi, 
to be surety for; luge‘t lalawa haahi, to 
give a feigned excuse; mwa‘e haahi, of 
those who clap their hands at dances; 
mwana haahi, to make pretence; nt‘t 
nime haahi, to lay hands on; noko haahi, 
to keep watch over; sae haahi, parsi- 
monious; salo haahi, to makea sign toa 
person; wai e lama haahi ue kolune 
mwakano, water covered the face of 
the earth. 
haahaahi v. tr., to prize; nga me‘i ola saena 
ke haahaahe, a thing his heart prized. 
haahila-(ku) gerund.; mwananga haahilana, 
a cloaking, glossing over; ani to‘ont 
haahilada, in clothing themselves. Lau 
fafi. 
ha‘ahi‘ito‘o U., v. tr., to cause hurt to, punish. 
hi‘ito‘o. 
ha‘ahili, ha‘ahilihili v. tr., to abstain from 
certain foods, to fast. 
ha‘ahirerue in front of them. 
ha‘ahiru v. i., to be slow, behindhand. 
ha‘ahirunge v. n., delay. 
ha‘ahirusi tr., to be a hindrance to. 
