[12] Where that word is used as a salutation I give that form.[29] In English usually written ‘taboo’: ‘tapu’ is the correct Tahitian form.—[Ed.][86] The reference is to Maka, the Gawaiian missionary, at Butaritari in the Gilberts.[122] Elephantiasis.[156] Arorai is in the Gilberts, Funafuti in the Ellice Islands.—Ed.[231] Gin and brandy.[275] In the Gilbert group.[279a] Copra: the dried kernel of the cocoa-nut, the chief article of commerce throughout the Pacific Islands.[279b] Houses.[283] Suppose.