sada (continued). 
fiat. mu le‘u e lai sada, flat places; ape 
sada, to be level; hele manu sada, to hold 
level, upright. Wango taisada. 
sadanga S., v. n., fitting, proportionate, ¢ 
sadanga ana. 
sae (ku) 1. n., heart, mind, chest, liver: mwai 
mesi sae, hearts. cf. lodosae, ne‘isae, 
‘onisae. sae esoeso, to have indigna- 
tion; sae hanalinge, covetousness; sae 
hau, hard heart (late use); sae hiru‘a, a 
mind engaged; sae huu, sae huunge, 
grief; sae maleledi, rage; sae mdlumunge, 
long suffering; sae mamae, meek; sae 
mango, mental satisfaction; sae mwa‘uu, 
mutiny, rebellion; sae nanau, wise of 
heart; sae nanaunge, wisdom; sae ngisu, 
lungs; ohu ‘inoni ohu sae, many men, 
many minds; sae ni pelupelu, red hot; 
sae rakonga, gentleness; me‘i sae e rara, 
earnestness; sae rarada, indignation; 
sae rikanga, rejoicing of heart; sae rorodo, 
to forget; sae ruerua‘a, doubt; sae susu, 
confident; sae taha, happy; sae tata‘ala 
huni, to be eviily disposed toward; sae 
to‘o, to desire; saeku e hu‘ite‘t, my heart 
is undone; saeku e lae haake, I over- 
looked it; saeku e liki, I am nervous; 
saeku e mode, I am listless; saeku e 
mo‘uholo, I have no spirit left; saeku 
‘oto ana, I love it; saeku e rodohono, I 
lost consciousness; sacku e ta‘ela‘i, I am 
excited; saeku e totongo, I have heart- 
burn; mu ola saemu enti deuleni, thy 
will; ‘unu tahanie saemu, lay bare your 
mind; ta‘e hu‘a saena e diana, there’s a 
goodhearted woman; hoi saeka, in our 
hearts; hata‘ai sae talant, to be careful 
to; mamango i sae, metaph., the heart; 
odoni sae, moral righteousness; opa sae, 
to be at variance; 7 roroma‘i sae ana, 
on his bosom. 
sae 2. S., v. tr., to talk about, kire saea wala. 
sae 3. U., v. tr., to know, to read, as saai. lio 
sae, to perceive; lio sae to‘o, to favor. 
sae ‘aela to begrudge, to bear malice. 
sae ‘aelasi tr. 
sae ‘aelanga v. n., malice, spite. 
sae ‘asi v. tr., to put out of one’s mind, to 
forgive, to neglect. 
sae ‘asilana oraha‘a forgiveness of sins. 
saedami U., satisfied, enough, to repletion; 
hele saedami, to have enough; ngdu 
saedami, to gorge, to eat to repletion. 
saediana S., saediena U. 1. to rejoice, to be of 
good mind toward. ha‘asaediena. 2. 
to love, used with poss. 3. 
saediananga n., goodness. 
saedienanga n., love. 
sae haahi S., to be sparing, parsimonious, to 
grudge. 
sae hanali, saesaehanali v. tr., to covet. 
saehanalinge v. n., covetousness. 
saehanalila-(na) gerund. 
saehanenga n., covetousness, hanenga ni sae. 
saehuu to grieve, to be sad. 
saehuunge n., grief. 
OI SAISESU 
saemango ha‘asaemango, vy. tr., to comfort, to 
settle the mind. 
saenanau S., to be well instructed, wise. 
saenanaunge n., wisdom; sa‘a hule‘itana ike 
Saenanaunge, never coming to wisdom. 
saeni 1. v. tr., to grudge, to keep back, to 
withhold, to spare. 2. U., to prize, to 
think much of. 
sa‘esape‘a adj., in peace, in safety. save. 
saetaha to have a clear mind about, at ease in 
mind; saeku e taha, my mind is clear 
about it. 
saeto‘o to wish, to want, to like; used with 
poss. 3. 
saeto‘oa‘i v. tr., to want, to covet. 
saeto‘oa‘ilana coveting it. 
sae unuhi v. tr., to bear a grudge against, to 
be spiteful to. 
sae unuhinge v. n., grudge, spite. 
saewasu, saesaewasu Vv. i., to be angry, to sulk; 
ko saewasu he‘iliu, angry with one 
another; saewasu hé‘isusu, continued 
anger, grudge. 
saewasunge v. n., anger. 
saewasuli tr., to be angry with a person. 
saewasulana his wrath. 
sahali 1. v. tr., to put layers of leaves under 
anything for its protection, as at the 
bottom of an oven. 2. to hire, as a 
canoe; metaphor, of lining it with 
money. Hagani tafarti. 
saho n., native-grown tobacco. 
sihu 1. U., lime, a lime gourd; hoi sehu, U., a 
lime gourd; hoi sehu hoto, lime gourd; 
e hotohoto ana lo‘u hot sehu, to rattle the 
spatula in the gourd; uunu séhu, to 
burn lime. 2. a death charm (foli 
loosi) prepared with lime and placed 
inapath. Motu ahu, lime; Wango ahu. 
sahuru to be mildewed, mouldy. 
siie S., a tree (Parinarium laurinum); the nut 
(hoi seie) is used for cementing canoes, 
etc., the kernel is grated on coral stone 
and plastered on the joint of the wood, 
a stain composed of the bark of o‘a and 
charcoal (lo‘ilohi) is then spread over 
the sdte. 
sdilo n., a crab. 
saini 1. U., v. tr., to put on, to draw down, asa 
shell ring on the arm; saint mwado, to 
throw dust over anyone. 
saini 2. saini one, with locative 7, on the beach; 
hoi t‘a e lae mdi 1 rarada i saini one, the 
fish came and grounded upon the beach. 
sa‘iri hd‘isa‘iri, v. tr., to quarrel. 
saisai rere a bank, a shoal, at sea. 
sdisemu U., a creeper cut into lengths and the 
bark peeled off and dried; when dry it 
is cut into strips and twisted into 
fishing-lines, the twisting is done on 
the thigh with a to-and-fro movement 
of the hands, beginning with the palm 
flat and ending with the palm turned 
toward the body; the 7 is inserted for 
euphony. cf. 7 5, sému. 
saisesu U. 1. n., a waterspout. 
2. n.,a gale of 
wind, a squall. : 
