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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 Excerpt: ...black spots, as the nails or skin), 4, to germinate, or put forth plants (the soil). Busa, s., or a., dumb, mute. A. yabisa, to be arid (see bos). 4, to be silent, mute. Busa, a., orphaned, meta busa, orphan. A. yabisa, to be arid, dry. An orphan is called meta busa, because deprived of its mother's milk. See bos, besu. Busi, v., i.q. bosi, q.v. Bus!, v. i., to blow, spout (as a whale). Sa. pusa, to send up a smoke (also applied to spray, dust, and heat), Tah. puha, to blow (as a whale), puhepuhi, to blow out of the mouth, blow, as with bellows, Ha. puhi, to blow or puff, breathe hard, blow a trumpet, &c., Mg. fufata, blowing the bellows, mifufuta, to blow the bellows. My. ambus, to blow, make a current of air, ambusan, bellows, ambusi, to blow, drive, a current of air. A. nafat'a, i. q. nafah'a, to blow with the mouth, blow out, puff, eject venom from the mouth (as a serpent), eject spittle (a man). Busa, s., nabusa, a mist. See under preceding word. Bus i, v. t., d., to lay down, leave, abandon; Busfus ki, d., redup., d. for bure i, or bura i, q.v. Busi, or fusi, v. t., d. for muri, q.v. Mg. fudi, returned, sent back. Busai, or fusai, v. t., break or smash to pieces, smash (as a yam), mafusai, ps. Mg. pusita, and jnwifaj. H. pus, or fus, to break in pieces. Buta ki, d. for milei, q.v. Buta, d., in meta-buta, blind, lit. eye dark. Fi. matabuto. faint, buto, darkness, My. buta, blind. Buta, or futa, v. i., to spring up or out, as water from a spring; to spring up or out, as smoke from a fire; to spring out, as a musket ball from a wound--i si buta i, he shot him, the bullet springing out from, or glancing off his body, wounding but not fatal; Butafuta, d. futfut, redup., to spring up or out, as water from a spring; Butu-raki, or butl-raki, d., v. i., to...
