An Account of the Polynesian Race Its Origins And Migrations And the Ancient Hi
An Account of the Polynesian Race Its Origins And Migrations And the Ancient Hi
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Malg. , homau, to eat. Mai. , djamu-an, a feast, a meal.
S an skr. , /a???, to eat, to chew.
0. H. Germ. , gauma, a meal. Germ. , gaum, palate. A. -Sax. , goma, the gum.
Lat. , gumia, a glutton.
Greek, jajx(f)ac, the jaws ; 70/^0?, a grinder-tooth, a molar.
Hana 1, v. Haw. , to do, to work, labour, produce ; s. Work, labour, calling, trade ; hana-hana ; v. To be severe, to be hard, to afflict, as a famine, to be fatal or deadly, as a sickness ; adj. Disagreeable, offensive, stinking. 1ST. Zeal.... , anga, to work, &c. Sam. , sanga, adv. Continually, without intermission ; s. The dowry or property given by a woman's family at her marriage ; v. To face, be opposite ; anga, to do, to act ; s. Conduct. Tong. , anga, custom, habit. Marqu. , hana, to work. Tah. , haa, to work, operate in any way. Fiji. , onga, engaged, employed ; yanga, to do, act, use, useful. Malg. , angan, to do, to make ; fanau, fanganon, custom, usage, habitude.
Sanskr. , han, to strike, to peck (" probably from original dhan" Benfey) ; dhan 1, to put in motion, to bear or produce grains, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Malg. , homau, to eat. Mai. , djamu-an, a feast, a meal.
S an skr. , /a???, to eat, to chew.
0. H. Germ. , gauma, a meal. Germ. , gaum, palate. A. -Sax. , goma, the gum.
Lat. , gumia, a glutton.
Greek, jajx(f)ac, the jaws ; 70/^0?, a grinder-tooth, a molar.
Hana 1, v. Haw. , to do, to work, labour, produce ; s. Work, labour, calling, trade ; hana-hana ; v. To be severe, to be hard, to afflict, as a famine, to be fatal or deadly, as a sickness ; adj. Disagreeable, offensive, stinking. 1ST. Zeal.... , anga, to work, &c. Sam. , sanga, adv. Continually, without intermission ; s. The dowry or property given by a woman's family at her marriage ; v. To face, be opposite ; anga, to do, to act ; s. Conduct. Tong. , anga, custom, habit. Marqu. , hana, to work. Tah. , haa, to work, operate in any way. Fiji. , onga, engaged, employed ; yanga, to do, act, use, useful. Malg. , angan, to do, to make ; fanau, fanganon, custom, usage, habitude.
Sanskr. , han, to strike, to peck (" probably from original dhan" Benfey) ; dhan 1, to put in motion, to bear or produce grains, &c.
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