142 THE SUBANU. 
evidence that it was possible, though thrillingly dangerous, to sin against 
the tabu. In the Indonesian affiliates noted under hala the moral sense 
has advanced yet one stage beyond the actual fact of sin; these words 
mean, in order, ‘‘hated, detested,” “guilty,” “‘base, mean,’ “wrong.”’ 
From the mere fact of delinquency the connotation has begun to par- 
ticularize the estimate in which the delinquent is held by the right- 
living majority of his community. 
70. selu a comb; Visayan solod id. P. W. 218. 
selu). Samoa, Futuna, Nukuoro. saru. Mannam (New Guinea). 
seru. Nukuoro, Fotuna, Viti. 
helu Tonga, Uvea. sisir Malay. 
hetu Niué. solod Visayan. 
In Nuclear Polynesian and the islands of the Verge this is found 
particularized as a noun; the general verb sense of scratching is met 
with in Polynesia in both migration streams. 
71. sulu to enter; Subanu solot id. P. W.*405. 
sulu) Samoa, Futuna, Nukuoro. dhuru Viti. 
suru. Fotuna, Nukuoro. _—— 
hulu Tonga, Niué. julok Malay. 
huru Rapanui. juluka Malagasy. 
uru Rapanui, Tahiti, Mangareva. solot Subanu. 
uu Marquesas. solod Visayan. 
In the former note on this vocable I pointed out the fact that in 
Polynesian we find traces of the stem as closed inf, mandn. Wenow 
find it in Indonesia as closed in k and in t. Probably these forms are 
homogenetic, but we have not yet sufficient data whereupon to base a 
determination of the primal stem. 
72. sulu a torch; Subanu sulu id. P. W. 247. 
sulu) Samoa, Futuna. sulu) Subanu. 
hulu Tonga, Niué. suluh Malay, Java. 
huru Maori. sol6 Visayan. 
sil-lu& Bontoc Igorot. 
Additional to the torch sense, which is found in Indonesia and in 
Samoa, Tonga, Niué, Baki,and Motu, we have the abstract meaning of 
shine, which is found concurrently with the torch sense in Samoa, Tonga, 
and Niué, and exclusive thereof in Futuna and Maori. 
73. susu the breast; Visayan soso the breast, to suck. P. W. 410. 
susu Samoa, Futuna. susan Matu. 
huhu ‘Tonga, Niué, Uvea, Nuguria. sus Waigiou. 
sudhu Viti. usok Kayan. 
dughan Visayan. 
susu Malay, Java, Bugis, Pampangas, | tustin  Siassi. 
Macassar, Chamorro, Kai. thuth Uap. 
suso Tagalog. tutu Gorontalo, Bunda. 
soso Visayan, Bontoc Igorot. 
I have not here sought to distinguish the three senses carried by 
this word, the breast, the milk, and to suck, for that has already been 
discussed at length at the place cited in the note. 
