STEPHEN BURROUGH 



A.D. 



1557- 



I observed certaine wordes of their language, [I. 293-] 

 which I thought good to set downe for 

 their use, that hereafter shall have occasion 

 to continue this voyage. 



COwghtie coteat, what Payte, a shirt, 



call you this. Tol, fire. 



Poddythecke, come hither. Keatse, water. 



Avanchythocke, get the Murr, wood. 



hence. Vannace, a boate. 



Anna, farewell. Arica, an oare. 



Teyrve, good morrowe. Nurr, a roape. 



Iomme lemaufes, I thanke Peyve, a day. 



you. Hyr, a night. 



Passevellie, a friend. Peyvezea, the Sunne. 

 Olmvelke, a man. 

 Captella, a woman. 

 Alke, a sonne. 

 Neit, a daughter, or yong 



wench. 



Oyvie, a head. 

 Cyelme, an eye. 

 Nenna, a nose. 

 Nealma, a mouth. 

 Pannea, teeth. 

 Neughtema, a tongue. 

 Seaman, a beard. 

 Peallee, an eare. 

 Teappat, the necke. 

 Voapt, the haire. 

 Keat, a hand. 

 Soarme, fingers. 

 Iowlkie, a legge. 



Manna, the Moone. 



Laste, starres. 



Cozam volka, whither goe 



you. 

 Ottapp, sleepe. 

 Tallye, that. 

 Keiedde pieve, a weeke. 

 Isckie, a yeere. 

 Kesse, Sommer. 

 Talve, Winter. 

 Iowksam, colde. 

 Parox, warme. 

 Abrye, raine. 

 Youghang, yce. 

 Keatykye, a stone. 

 Sellowpe, silver. 

 Solda, golde. 

 Tennae, tinne. 



Peelkie, the thombe, or great Veskue, copper. 



toe. Rowadt, yron. 



Sarke, wollen cloth. Neybx, a knife. 



Lein, linnen cloth. Axshe, a hatchet. 



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