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If we follom tlte numbers on the colum~s, aid reilleluber that
Bh-ki-lli -2. a boxer ; 3. a cudgel ; 4. a blow ; 5. the snlitiilg ;
6. a pugilistic ring; root-naeal~il~y, 'smite.'
Gakuya-lli -2. a liar ; 3. a pretence ; 4. cleceit ; 5. the cleceiving ;
6. a gambling-house ; rt.~~i., ' deceire.'
Goloma-lli -2. a saviour ; 3. a safeguarcl; 4. protection; 5. the
protectiug ; 6. a fortress ; rt.m., ' protect.'
1 -3. an almoner ; 3. a shop ; 4. liberality ; 5. the giving
of a thing ; 6. a market ; rt.wz.., 'give.'
Gura-Hi -2. a listener ; 3. an ear-trumpet ; 4. attention ; 5. the
act of hearing; 6. a news-room ; rt.m., 'hear.'
r - 1 -5. a porter ; 3. a yoke ; 4. a carriage ; 5. the carrying ;
6. a wharf ; rt.na., ' carry.'
Man-ki-lli -2. a thief ; 3. a trap ; 4. a gasp ; 5. the takiilg ; 6. a
bank ; ~t.na., 'take.'
Pirri-ki-lli -8. a sluggard ; 3. a couch ; 4. rest ; 5. the reclining ;
6. a bedroom ; rt.na., ' recline.'
manufactory ; rt.?la., ' do.'
a-lli -2. a writer ; 3. a pen ; 4. performance ; 5. the per-
sitting; 6. a pew ; rt.m., 'sit.'
he suEx. Similarly, in Fijian ancl Samom,