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that, though rare, tu does exist in Melanesia and in Indonesia in the 
sense of one; therefore it might be possible to regard ndu-—a as a deter- 
minant compound after the Polynesian fashion. 
100. rua two; Subanu dua id. 
rua Tahiti, Rarotonga, Viti, Rotuma, | New Georgia, Waima, Roro, 
Maori, Mangareva, Rapanui, Kabadi, Motu, Panaieti, Mi- 
Tongarewa, Aniwa, Sikaiana. sima, Galavi, Boniki, Dobu. 
lua Samoa, Fakaofo, Uvea, Hawaii, ruabi Raga. 
Manahiki, Liueniua. ruaga Awalama, Taupota, Wedau, 
ua Tonga, Niué, Marquesas. Galavi. 
ru Moriori. ruam Kwagila, Kiviri. 
a ruamo Mukawa. 
do Savo. rue Omba, Laur. 
dui Mafoor. rue-iti Karufa, Namatote. 
dua Sesake. rue-ti Lobo. 
duru Eromanga. ruka Vaturanga. 
ewuru Lambell. rumo  Unmre. 
hiio Leng. ruod Longa. 
aqa-iu Nada. wo-ruo Waropin. 
qe-yu)= Murua. ruru Mohr. 
lu Paama 7, Kumamba. rusi Tandia, Kubiri. 
pa-lu)§ Neggao. su-ru. Dorey, Dasener. 
lua Epi, Paama, Lifu17, Kowamerara, | ua Malekula. 
Koko, Nakanai, Kilengge, Po- i-ua Kiriwina. 
kau, Doura, Sinaugoro, Hula, | wo Brierly Island. 
Keapara, Galoma, Keakalo. wuaa~- Rubi. 
lue Lifu, Mouk. 
luaga Tavara. dia Bolanghitam. 
mondu Wandammen. doha Visayan. 
nuwa = Onin. drua Mahuan. 
ngua Mekeo. dua Malay, Sirang, Sumbawa, Matu, 
rewe Nengone. Sanguir, Salibabo, Lariko, 
reu Tagula. Kayan, Punan, Pampangas, 
ro Aneityum, Ambrym 7, Vuras, Ilocano, Baju, Subanu, Bon- 
Mosin 7, Motlav, Volow, Nor- toc Igorot. 
barbar, Savo. dudua Menado. 
a-rho _‘ Tarfia. duoh  Dusun. 
ro—waba Oiun. ga-hu = Sulu. 
roa Nokon. lo-tu Gah. 
ru Efaté, Tanna, Eromanga, Am- | lu Mysot. 
brym, Gog, Lakon, Pak, Moar, lep-lu Gani. 
Jamna, Masimasi, Mosin, No- | lua Cajeli, Amblaw, Morella, Batume- 
kon. rah, Caimarian, Teluti, Tobo, 
a-ru King. Ahtiago, Wahai, Mame, Tihu, 
e-ru Lamassa. Tliwaki. 
i-ru Likkilikki. lita Awaiya 
nru Efaté. roa Malagasy. 
rua Barriai, Kalil, Kobe, Vitu, Marina, | rua Salayer, Wayapo, Massaratty, Li- 
Maewo, Merlav, Mota, Lo, ang, Saparua, Matabello, Teor, 
Arag, Ulawa, Saa, Wango, Fa- Lampong, Timor, Aru. 
gani, Nggela, Nguna, Bugotu, | ruano Bouton. 
Nothing in this list need detain us; the affiliation is clear and each 
mutationissupported inat leasttwo of the oceanic regions. 
The general 
stage of the name for two is a composite, in the majority of cases a com- 
paction of readily comprehensible mutants of ru and of a, in all other 
cases of ru-mutants with some other element. In the composites we 
ee that 7 carries in itself the sense of two; we find it persisting in 
absolute use in Indonesia, frequently in Melanesia, in Polynesia in 
Moriori, which may be established as a primal phase of the Polynesian 
in the Pacific. 
