kind of any animal, E’ooha.  The Fern-tree, Ma’mo_oo_.  Fertile land, Fen_oo_a,maa.  Fetch, go fetch it, Atee.  Few in number, Eote.  To fight, E’neotto.  A Fillip, with the fingers, Epatta.  The Fin of a fish, Tirra.  To finish, or make an end, Eiote.  A Finger, E’r_ee_ma.  Fire, Ea’hai. A flying Fish, Mara’ra. A green flat Fish, E_eu_me. A yellow flat Fish, Oo’morehe. A flat green and red P_ai’ou_. The cuckold Fish, Etata.  A Fish, Eya.

   Fishing wall for hauling the seine at Epa.
      the first point,

   A Fish pot, E’wha.

   A long Fishing rod of Bamboo, used Ma’kee_ra.
       to catch bonettoes_, &c.,

A Fissure, or crack, Motoo.  Fist, to open the fist, Ma’hora.  Fist, striking with the fist in dancing, A’moto. A fly Flapper, or to flap flies, Dah_ee_’ere e’r_eu_pa.

   Flatness, applied to a nose, or a vessel
   broad and flat; also a spreading
   flat topt tree, Papa.

A red Flesh mark, E_ee_’da.  To float on the face of the water, Pa’noo.  The Flower of a plant, P_oo_a. Open Flowers, T_ee_arre’oo wa.

   Flowers, white odoriferous flowers,
   used as ornaments in the ears, T_ee_arre tarr_ee_a.

Flown, it is flown or gone away, Ma’h_ou_ta.  A Flute, W_ee_wo. A black Fly-catcher, a bird so called, O’mamaeo.  A Fly, P_oo_re’h_oo_a.  To fly, as a bird, E’r_ai_re.  Fog, or mist, Ry’po_ee_a.  To fold up a thing, as cloth, &c.  He’fet_oo_.

   A Fool, scoundrel, or other epithet of
   contempt, Ta’ouna.