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kabubu

B   bóroa. kabubu made from thin slices.  O   bwerewa. 2. a certain kind of kabubu.  B   íbe. packed hard as kabubu [preserved pandanus fruit] or earth.  B   íria. pan leaf for packing kabubu.  B   kaaáuau. kabubu mixed with scraped coconut.  B   kábeti. a drink containing kabubu, coconut molasses and water.  B   kábeti. to engage in drinking coconut molasses and water containing kabubu.  O   kabeti. a drink consisting of water, toddy and kabubu mixed together.  O   kabo2. a mixture, a jumble, a mixture of kabubu.  B   kabótangáuri. a preparation of kabubu prepared in a certain way.  B   kaáiai. a preparation of kabubu and scraped coconut mixed together in water.  O   kaiai1. a dish comprising grated coconut, kabubu and water.  B   káibea. to pack closely as kabubu.  B   káikai. firm particles in kabubu.  B   kairæ/riki. a small roll of kabubu.  O   kairariki. a thin roll of kabubu.  B   kaáitara. kabubu made of tangauri and tabataba.  B   kakórobun. not easily swallowed as kabubu made into a loaf with little moisture.  B   kám'arin. to take kabubu with water.  B   kám'arin. kabubu to be taken with water.  B   kam'arína. to eat kabubu mixed with water.  B   kára. a large roll of kabubu.  B   káreke. a mixture of two or more preparations of kabubu.  B   káunaa. kabubu which has mixed with the core of the pandanus fruit.  B   kawáiwai. pandanus fruit preserved in a powdered form, a variety of kabubu.  O   marin. te kamarin: drinking or rather mixing kabubu and water.  B   taberæ/nikai. kabubu mixed with coconut.  O   taiben. a dish of kabubu and coconut.  O   tangana. tangana ni kabubu: scraped coconut and kabubu.  O   tangite. a brand of good kabubu.  O   taubuki. (3) a kind of kabubu .  O   tiera1. (3) to surround, to envelop, to wrap (kabubu) in a case or sheath of pandanus leaves.

Kaitos

O   atinikabo1. te Atinikabo: a star. Deneb Kaitos of Cetus constellation.

kapok

O   baubau. cotton, cotton wool, kapok.

karewe

B   bóimæ/nging. the odor of fermenting karewe.  B   ibuátao. second shell hung under the first to catch the overflow in karewe.  B   ibuatáoa. suspend a second ibu under the first karewe ibu.  B   íbu-ni-kátoro. ibu for holding karewe to be.  B   kakérua. to crunch, to ram as a gun, to cleanse a karewe shell with a stick, to assault a house or settlement with hostile intent.  B   kam'amúa. to freshen salt food, to add more karewe to a drink of karewe with too much water in it.  B   kæn/nim. very fresh and sweet as new karewe.  B   kaókioki. karewe quickly fermented by being placed in a sour coconut-shell bottle.  B   kárarátia. to cause a person to feel a sense of fullness from drinking much karewe.  B   karúoruo. fresh sap of the coconut tree, fresh karewe.  B   kataróua. to pour out a portion of the contents of a coconut shell of karewe.  B   katæ/ti. a shell-knife a knife for cutting karewe.  B   katéte. to engage in scalding karewe against fermentation.  B   katéte. karewe partially scalded, to prevent fermentation.  B   kauúka. an unmixed food, especially unwatered karewe or kamaimai.  B   káurebæku. the process of winding the extreme end of a spathe of a coconut bud in prepararion for karewe.  B   káurebæ/kua. to tie or wind the extreme end of a coconut spathe for karewe, after removing a little portion of the outer rim.  B   kianaána. the droppings of insects which infest karewe.  B   kórikárewe. to cut for karewe.  B   móantæri. very fresh toddy or karewe.  B   mónamona. slimy as an eel or the settlings of karewe.  B   néngenenge. to engage in sipping karewe with a brushlike stick.  B   ræn. watery, as karewe which has been mixed with too much water.  B   rére. a drink made of karewe mixed with water.  B   tabaánura. a coconut spathe for karewe not bound at the base.  B   te. to hiss, as frying fish, or as fermenting karewe.  B   tóre. to engage in sipping karewe through a tube or pipe.  B   wáinang. very sweet and fresh karewe.

Kaure

B   nimæ/nei. said by some to be the same as iowawa, ugly, bad (not approved by Kaure).  B   úrabo. same as uramai according to some authorities but not approved by Kaure.  B   uræn/ta. red according to some authorities, but not approved by Kaure.  B   úruaka. same as korakora, strong according to some authorities, but not approved by Kaure.

keel

O   kabi. keel of canoe, boat, ship, the bottom of a container (N.), back row (of dancers);  B   kábiniwá. the keel of a canoe.  B   ki. keel.  O   ki. (1) bottom, anus, posterior, keel.  O   korokabi. laying keel.  B   kórotei. a short canoe with a curved keel.  O   taokabi. (1) to lay keel of canoe.

keen

O   kabinanoa. kabinanonanoa: to desire, to wish, to be keen on, to dream of, to have in one's thoughts or one's heart.  B   kákang. sharp, keen.  O   kateke1. kateketeke, kakateketeke: sharp, pointed, keen, incisive, thorny.  B   kím'a. sharp, keen.  O   kima1. sharp, steely, keen.  B   kím'akim'a. sharp, keen.  O   takimakima. e takimakima! e takiakia ni kimakima: very bright and keen after sharpening.

keen edged

O   tarimarima. takimakima: keen edged.

keenness

B   kákang. keenness, sharpness.

keep

O   akinna. to take care of, to look after. kawakinna: to look after, to preserve, to keep, to watch over.  O   baurawata. to monopolise, to keep unjustly.  O   bongata. kabongata: to make last, to keep for a long time, to economize.  B   bwe. to keep off (opp of luff).  O   kai ni marewe. kainimarewea, kaimarewea: to put aside, to keep in reserve.  O   kawakina. to take care of, to keep, to preserve, to protect ...  O   rabana. to hold, to maintain, to keep, to guard, to preserve.  O   rako. rakona (S.): to keep carefully, to conserve, to treat kindly.  O   reka. to keep up, to subsist, to keep healthy.  O   taomwi1. v.t. (irr.) tao mwiai, taomwiko, taona mwina, taomwira, taomwingkami, taomwia, taomwiaki: to keep, to hold the place of ... (replace me, you, him, etc.).  O   tatabui. tatabuia: to spare, to save, to economize, to keep.  O   tau4. to hold, to keep.  O   taua1. tataua, tautaua: to hold, to keep, to reserve, to conserve, not to let go, to practise (religion, profession).  O   taua mwin. taua mwiu, tawa mwim, taua mwina: to hold, to keep my place, etc., to replace, to keep count of, to keep account of, to take note of, to remember, to put in register, to register.  O   taua ni mwi. tauanimwia: to keep, to attach (person) by means of charms, magical incantations.  O   tauan roro. tauanroroa: to keep, to remember, to celebrate age.  O   taua-ni-nne. to hold, to keep jealously (place, situation, advantages, rights acquired).  O   tauoa. to supervise, to watch, to keep, to cherish lovingly.  O   tauraroa. tauraroa man te ... taua raroana, tatauraroa: to keep away from, to keep at a distance from.

keep together

O   bainimanea. to hold, to hold firmly, to subdue, to keep together.

keep up

O   itaumwi. to follow up, to keep up relationship.

kept	O   mamata2. mamataki: to be fed, kept as a parasite or hanger-on.  O   reke1. reke, rereke, rekereke: caught, seized, acquired, found, obtained, hooked, kept.

kerbstone

O   bonobono. a low wall, a stone boundary, a kerbstone, a curb, a patch for mending.

kernel

O   bikoko. a young coconut, kernel just beginning to form.  O   kaikai1. kakaikai, containing hard particles, wood, gravel, kernel, etc., speaking of food as for example kabubu.  B   katæ/rin. to engage in removing the kernel of a coconut.  O   manguing. very soft kernel of coconut.  B   mæ/rai. kernel of a coconut in its soft state.  O   ninika1. kernel, tender and sweet of certain coconuts.  B   ngeénge. scraped, without much kernel.  B   riníka. blighted or defective, as the kernel of a young coconut.  O   ririkewe. last piece of kernel in coconut shell.  B   tákataka. copra, the dried kernel of the coconut.  B   tæ/rin. taken out or removed unscraped, as the kernel from the shell.  B   úkinæ/naa. eat out the kernel from a coconut with the front teeth.

kettle

B   kÉtere. a kettle.

key	B   ki:ng. a key.  O   king. key.  B   února. turn a key.

kick	B   iákiaki. struggleing and kicking as a child.  O   ikibekibe. to stamp feet, to kick ground in temper.  B   íriba. kick as a football.  O   oro-ni-wae. to kick.  B   tábaka. to snap at as a dog, to kick as a horse.

kicking

B   kiriwéwe. to engage in kicking the legs and shaking the arms as a child in a passion.

kidney

B   kírine. a kidney.  O   kirine. kidney.

kill

O   batiraku. batirakua: to hit, to knock on head, to kill with blows of ...  O   baura. baurana: to explode or kill with dynamite.  B   kamárua. to kill on the sly, to waylay.  O   kamarua. to kill, to wound, to play a dirty trick, to thrash.  B   kamæ/tea. to kill, to slay, to commit to memory.  B   kawáwa. the going of a company to kill fugitives from a battle or to engage in robbery.  O   marua. kamarua: to lose, to mislay, to kill, to assassinate, to attack a lone person, to ill treat, to wound.  O   mate. i-mamate, i-kamamate: to kill one another.  O   tiri1. titiri, tiritiri: to knock, to beat, to fall, to kill, to slaughter, to suppress, to lop off.  O   tiri aomata. to assassinate, to slaughter, to kill people, to murder.  O   tiribabakouti. to kill the small fry of eels with a stick.  B   tíringa. to beat, to kill.  O   tiringa. to hit, to beat, to kill, to immolate, to massacre, to assassinate.

killing

B   tíribo. to engage in stunning or killing with the tail as a large fish a smaller one.

kind

B   áboábo. sort, kind, style, character.  O   aboabo. a beginning, a kind, a species; type of, esp. of persons.  O   aboka. type, kind, species.  B   áeka. sort, kind, variety.  O   aeka3. kind, species, sort, variety.  O   aekaki. kind, species, etc.  B   ákoa. treat kindly.  B   ákoa. kind treatment.  B   ákoi. grace, favor, kind treatment.  B   akoi. treating kindly, kindly disposed, hospitable.  O   akoi. te taetae n akoi: a kind word, friendly word.  B   atátaiáomata. kind, benevolent, just, considerate.  B   atátaiáomata. kindness, benevolentce, justice, considerateness.  O   atataiaomata. merciful, good, benevolent, kind.  O   baka n akoi (p.). to pretend to be kind.  O   ika1. 4. kind, species.  B   karíkináomata. well proportioned, kind, hospitable, social.  B   mæ/nibuaka. unkind evil-minded.  B   m'aanibuaka. unkind evil-minded.  B   mæ/ningæ/ning. kind, benevolent, social.  B   mæ/ningæ/ning. unkind unfriendly, unsocial.  B   matængurea. receive and treat kindly.  B   móringa. treat kindly.  O   moringa. attentive, obliging, kind, nice, amiable, pleasant, charitable, willing to oblige, etc.  O   niba n akoi. a very kind person.  O   tautata. kind, obliging.  B   téi. kind, sort, variety, a watch as on ship-board, a standing.  O   wa4. species, kind (fish, birds), category of ...  B   waáraoi. kind.

kindle

B   íreai. rub with a stick in order to kindle a fire.  O   iro. ka-iroa, ka-iroiroa: to light, to kindle.  B   kabúbua. to dull, to blunt, to kindle, to make to smoke.  B   kam'aáka. to kindle.  B   kánaiái. to kindle a fire.  B   káuraa. to kindle.  B   kauráura. to paint red, to kindle a fire.  O   takaro. to emit ..., to kindle, to inflame.  B   úrarakéa. kindle upon.

kindling

O   kaura2. kauran te ai: lighting, kindling, ceremony of first fire, certain magical rites at burning of remains .  B   kauráuraa. to engage in kindling fires.  O   ura1. kauran te ai: ignition, lighting of fire, kindling brought from fire, fire rites in several magical ceremonies <ceremony>.

kindness

O   akoi. goodness, kindness.  O   baka n akoi (p.). a feigned kindness or amiability.  B   kárenaa. to win by kindness.  B   kátae. hospitality, kindness to a stranger.  B   m'aánibuaka. unkindness.  B   tetéimæ/nge. to decline to show reasonable attention or kindness.

kindred

O   koraki. people, crowd, society, group, assembly, team, gang, mob, family, relations, kindred.

kindred soul

O   tam. kindred soul, own image.

king

O   Imatang. a card with picture (king, queen, knave <jack>) <face card>.  O   katoka. am katoka, am uea: your lord, master, king, sovereign, chief.  B   kauéaa. to make one a king, to enthrone.  O   kauea. to make king, to enthrone.  B   king. a king.  O   king. king.  O   tabakeauea. the king of proud men.  B   uéa. king, high chief, lord, sovereign.  O   uea. king, soverign.  O   ueana. to have, ... to take for one's king, soverign.  O   waira1. (2) king of malevolence, maleficence, cursing <curse>.

kingdom

O   aba. te aba n uea: a kingdom.  B   king/tam. a kingdom.  O   uea. ueau, ueam: my, thy, kingdom, reign.

kingfish

G   aongo. kingfish (sm).  G   barebue. kingfish (sm); big one (ll).  O   bari1. a fish (like large sardine), kingfish.  G   bari. kingfish (sm).  O   kona2. a species of fish. king fish.  G   kona. kingfish (sm).  O   kuaua. a fish, kingfish.  G   kuaua. kingfish (sm).  G   kuia. kingfish at about 2-3 inches (ll,sm).  O   matabari. a fish, King fish.  G   mæ/tab'ari. kingfish (sm).  O   rereba1. a fish. kingfish.  G   reréba. kingfish (sm).  G   reréba1. kingfish (sm).  O   tauman. king fish.  G   tauman. kingfish (sm).  O   urua1. a fish, king fish.  G   urua. very large kingfish (ll).  O   urua-ongo. kingfish of largest species <fish>.  G   uruaongo. large sized kingfish (ll).

kinky

B   írakiáou. curly or kinky hair.

kiss	O   arobairi. kaboria: kiss; inga: embrace.  O   boria. te kaboria: kiss (lips to lips).  B   kabória. to kiss, to make lips meet.  O   kaboria. a kiss (on lips, ria).

kitchen

O   bareuma. a hut used as kitchen.  O   kuka. te umani kuka: kitchen.  O   uma ni kuka. kitchen.

kite

B   káite. the kite (bird).  B   m'árem'are. kind of kite.  O   maremare. a kind of kite.  O   matarake1. a certain kind of kite.  B   nimataáreare. a small kite.  O   nimatareare. a child's toy, kite.  O   uba. (1) breast, thorax, poitrel, span of kite.  B   ub'æ/non. fly low as a kite.  O   ubanon. a kite which is too soft, too flexible.  B   úb'aríri. narrow as a kite in the middle.  O   ubariri. a bony, pointed chest, a curtailed kite, too narrow.  B   ub'áub'a. broad as a kite in the middle or as a kaue.  B   útuao. kite.  O   utuao. (1) a kite.  O   wa n tabea. a canoe in danger, unbalanced kite, person in danger, at the end of strength.

kleptomaniac

O   bairawerawe. idem. swindler, pick pocket, kleptomaniac.

knack

O   anga3. way, manner, method, means, knack, procedure.

knacks

O   baikoraki. having all kinds of knacks, manners, ingenious, shrewd.

knarled

O   baikiaro. inelegant (arms puffed out), knarled towards the middle like kiaro of canoe.

knave

O   Imatang. a card with picture (king, queen, knave <jack>) <face card>.

knead

O   abuabu. to seize, to lay hold of (as in ball games), to massage, ... to knead with hands.  O   bukinibai. bukinibaia: to hit, to nudge with elbow, to make way with elbows, to hit an object held in hand, to knead, to grind with heel of hand using elbow force.  O   kabo2. kaboa, kaboboa: to mix, to knead, to blend, to intermix.  B   káboraa. to knead, as pan pulp into thin plates.  B   kabórababáuaa. frequentative of kabora to knead out.  O   kibekibe. ka-kibea, kakakibea, kaka-kibekibea: to stir, to mix, to knead with shovel or spoon.  O   manam. manamua: to mix, to knead the manam or to put in balls as ...  O   ruoa. (2) to knead dough.  B   tánganaa. to knead.  O   tangana1. to mix, to knead, to blend, two or more ingredients.

kneading

B   kabóbo. to engage in kneading.  B   kabórabora. to engage in kneading out.

knee

B   búbua. an elbow or knee joint.  O   bubua2. te bubua ni wae: knee katorobubua: to kneel, to genuflect.  B   bubuæ/niwae. the knee.  O   manoku n ranga. the back of knee.  O   tabanou1. te tabanou ni wae: knee, kneecap.  B   tiribúbua. stiff-jointedat the knees.  B   titíku. to settle down by the knees.  O   wae tuairoa. having bandy legs, knock kneed <knee>.  O   waebeka. knock kneed <knee>.

knee cap

O   nikararaba. knee cap.  O   nikararao. (3) knee cap.  O   tabanou1. te tabanou ni wae: knee, kneecap.

kneel

O   bubua2. te bubua ni wae: knee katorobubua: to kneel, to genuflect.  B   katorobúbua. to kneel.  O   katorobubua. to kneel down, to kneel.

knees

B   katéiranga. to elevate the knees when lying down.  O   tiribubua. swelling, excrescence on knees.

knife

O   bekenene. pick, dirk, dagger, knife with sheath.  B   bíti. iron, a knife,.  B   bítina. to take, possess and use a knife.  O   bitinna. to appropriate a knife, to own a knife, an iron, etc., to use as a knife or as an iron tool.  O   bititeria. table knife.  O   borauea1. a table knife with bone handle.  O   butika1. 1. a rod with knife fixed at end to cut down pandanus and breadfruit.  O   kai ni katarin. a copra knife.  B   káiba. a case or sheath knife whose loose handle has been lashed.  O   kakang. kakangin te biti: the sharp edge of knife.  B   kamæ/tu. a clasp-knife a jack-knife.  B   kamæ/tu. a clasp-knife a jack-knife.  O   kamatu. a knife which closes.  B   kaára. to scrape, to cut with a draw knife or spoke shave, to grave or groove.  O   katarin. te biti ni katarin: copra knife.  B   katæ/ti. a shell-knife a knife for cutting karewe.  O   katati. a sort of black pearl oyster. from which formerly sharp tools were made, knives <knife>, shovels, etc.  B   katéitei. a small sheath-knife.  O   kateitei. (2) a knife in sheath at side.  B   móanibáia. hold a caseknifein the hand with the thumb next to the blade.  B   mórokáei. large as a butcher knife.  B   náibi. knife, a long knife.  O   naibi. (Eng.) knife.  B   næm/ta. sharp knife.  O   namta. a pointed knife.  B   taába. a knife.  O   taba5. cutlass, jungle knife, sword, machete.  B   tanganángana. cut and slashed with a butu or knife.  B   tæ/rotæro. water in a shell or cup for a wan with which to sharpen a knife.  O   tuna. (3) to make the blame fall on, ... the responsibility fall on ..., to get one's knife into, ... to accuse ...  B   wáro. a jack-knife.  O   waro1. (2) pocket knife which closes like claws of ...  O   wi-amarake. a small knife to cut food, tobacco, etc.

knives

O   biti. iron, metal, scrap iron, nails, knives.

knob	O   bia2. growth, tumor, gland, knob, excrescence, fish ovaries. [labia majoris].

knobs

B   kurÉberEbe. abounding in knobs or ridges, rough, bad.  B   nimóimoiniwáe. the ankle knobs.  O   tabatoatoa. (1) said of trunk covered with knobs, protuberances, lumps, uneven ground, rough sea.

knock

O   baka3. kabaka, kabakabaka: to make fall, to throw down, to upset, to knock down, to steer for, head for.  O   bakatuntun. to break against, to bump against, to knock against directly.  O   batiraku. batirakua: to hit, to knock on head, to kill with blows of ...  O   bo1. to hit, to thump, to knock, to touch, to hurt, to get hit.  O   ibeka nako. to throw, to knock down.  O   kare moi. to knock down ripe coconuts by throwing something at them, to throw coconuts into a heap.  O   karutua. to knock, to bang.  O   tiri1. titiri, tiritiri: to knock, to beat, to fall, to kill, to slaughter, to suppress, to lop off.  O   unikaikai. to bump, to knock into, ... against everything.

knock down

O   kabaka2. to make fall, to knock down, to throw down.  O   karanga2. to knock down, to capsize, to turn upside down.  O   motu. kare motu: to play with ..., to knock down ...  O   tiriamwi. tiriamwia: to knock down bunches of nuts.

knock kneed

O   wae tuairoa. having bandy legs, knock kneed <knee>.  O   waebeka. knock kneed <knee>.

knock out

O   kona4. kona, kokona: to vanquish, to overcome, to knock out, to triumph over, to beat, to subdue.  O   tong1. katonga, katongitonga, kakiri ... katonginakoa: to make ..., to stupefy by shock, to knock out.

knoll

O   tabuki. tatabuki, tabukibuki, kiritabuki, kiritabukibuki: elevation, hill, hillock, knoll.  O   toa. hill, elevation, bump, knoll, hillock.

knot

B   ánoai. bow-knot.  O   anoai. a kind of knot made with loop or buckle, a trail on water (a long shining trail as of oil).  B   anoáia. tie in a bow-knot.  O   are1. arena: to tie, to knot with loop.  O   bau. a round, a loop, a crown, a circle, a lasso, a slip knot.  O   kabae2. engagement, knot.  B   kátimoi. a knot.  B   katimóia. to make round, to make a knot.  O   manga1. a branch, bough, ramification, limb (of tree), knot, fork (of growing trees).  O   matababa. a loose knot.  O   tawai. pointed end of aerial root chewed to soften it, for running knot.  B   tímoi. a knot.  O   timoi. nodosity, filling, lump, knot.  O   waro2. knot form, without loops.  O   warona. to put a knot ..., to tie with a knot.

knots

B   kabéoa. to snarl, to entangle, to involve in knots.  O   tungatunga. full of lumps, knots, deformities <deformity>, irregular, faulty, disfigured.

knotty

O   ribeu. deformed, knotty, misshapen.  O   tabureka. bumpy, rough, knotty, rugged, uneven.  O   timoi. timoi, timoimoi, kiritimoimoi: knotty, nodular, full of ...  B   túngatunga. knotty, irregular and unsuitable as a log.

know

B   atá. know.  O   ata4. atata: to know, to be aware of, to understand.  B   atáib'ai. knowledge, information, learning.  B   atáib'ai. erudite, of extensive information, knowing.  B   átatai. acquaintance, skill, familiar knowledge.  B   babánga. to be without knowledge, not to know how or about.  B   bánga. to be ignorant, not to know.  B   éke. famous, well known, distinguished.  B   iángoraráoi. show of knowledge by much talk.  B   kikína. frequentative of kina to recognize, to know.  B   kínaa. to recognize, to know.  O   kina1. to know, to recognize.  B   ngkam/. I don't know, I am not supposed to know.  O   ngkam. I don't know! I have nothing to say, I can't answer.

know all

O   karabakau. banga ni karabakau: trying to be smart, clever, know all.

knowing

O   annara. e bono annara: not knowing what name to give to indistinct form, half dark.  O   ataib'ai. knowing much about many things, competent, clever, capable.  O   kauanga. knowing many tricks, ingenious, cunning, crafty.  B   ræ/bakau. skillful, dextrous, adept, knowing and ready.  B   wánawana. intelligent, knowing, wise.

knowledge

O   ata4. atatai: knowledge, science, experience.  O   atai1. knowledge, science, learning, competency, talent, skill.  O   ataib'ai. n. atataibai. idem. learning, knowledge, science.  O   atataibai. science, knowledge, experience, art.  B   kábabanga. to cause want of knowledge.  O   kiki. science, intelligence, knowledge from anti.  O   kikitei. kikiteia: to seek knowledge, science, tricks, inventions.  O   ongo tao. knowledge by public divulgation, by rumours reported.  O   rabakau. science, knowledge, art, cleverness, aptitude, experience, instruction.  O   uneakina. uneakina te rabakau: to seek after knowledge.

known

B   kákanæto. well known, famous, renowned, distinguished.  O   matatoka. known, learned, certain, evident, known for certain kamatataua.  O   oti. to appear, to come into sight, to come out, to emerge, to be seen, made known, to become public, to rise (stars, planets).  O   tanoata. known, public, manifest, divulged.

Kusaie

B   wáenrónga. to sit a la mode Kusaie.

Kyphosus

O   riro ni kai. Kyphosus cinerascens.

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