Entries from Hazlewood 1872 in Pollex-Online
Hazlewood, D. (1872). A Fijian and English and an English and Fijian dictionary. London, Sampson Low, Marston.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fijian | Vago/na | Awaken someone (dial.) |
| Fijian | Vuso | Coneshell (in some dialects) |
| Fijian | Kora/vula | Oil expressed from coconuts by drying or baking, not boiling |
| Fijian | Ququ/ca | Hold in hand, cleave to |
| Fijian | Rara-ga | Heat sticks or leaves in order to supple them, as banana leaves in which to do up puddings |
| Fijian | Sakulaya | The swordfish |
| Fijian | Soata | Pumice stone |
| Fijian | Sosaa | Uncomfortable, grimy ; fed up with, sick and tired of, disgusted with |
| Fijian | Seke | Swollen and wet, of vagina ; mons veneris |
| Fijian | Dulak/a | Lift up with one hand, as a club in challenging an enemy Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection |
| Fijian | Tusi | Of native cloth kesa'd (marked with dye) with various colours and patterns |
| Fijian | Ue | Make noise or move about; to move in a confused or tumultuous manner |
| Takuu | Araa | Other (people, etc.) |
| Fijian | Kove | Pandean pipes, or mouth organs |
