A.D. 



1595- 



THE ENGLISH VOYAGES 



* It is before 

 in this voyage 

 called 

 Cahorie. 



[III. 578.] 



* The name 

 of the rive?' 

 Orenoque may 

 seeme to be 

 derived from 

 this word. 



Yron or Steele. 



Munkeis in generall. 



A thing like pappe. 



It is well, or I am well. 



A bracelet. 



A boxe or chest. 



A tree. 



A glasse. 



Gold. 



Silver. 



{ Arrara copper. 



A white stone. 



{ Tibetebe cockles. 



{ Semaro an arrow. 



A bow-string. 



A Potato roote. 



A sweete root. 



{ Queca A basket. 



{ Sambolers A hat. 



{ Callit Bread. 



Water. 



A paire of cizzers. 



A spoone. 



A bread which they eate. 



{ Walrowa A parrot. 



1 Barudda A combe. 



A sticke. 

 A button, or beads. 



2 sundry stones : but 



Mointiman 



Howa 



Carotta 



Sakel 



Techir 



Bodad 



Mentinie 



Addehegaeno 



*Calcouri 



Perota 



Tacorao a green stone. } 



Caulpiri 



Casparo A sword. [ 



Marrahabo a bow. } 



Huculle 



Halete 



Caerwoda 



Maurisse Wheat. } 



Yeddola A knife. } 



Beyou A pipe. } 



*Oronuie 



Arguecona 



Heldaro 



Hemachugh 



Hicket Fire. [ 



Ureit Tabacco. } 



Addoth 



Barrennaire 



Curaballa & Sibath, for 



Sibath in general signifieth a stone. 

 ToUetillero bels. } { Ullasso a Tuny-fish. 



Bohery A flying fish. } { Bara Water. 



Haddalle The Sunne. 



Babage-Canoaseen The manner of the 



Indians hailing of a ship, calling it after 



the name of their Canoas. 

 Non quo, Or | I know not, Or 



Non quapa J I cannot tell. 



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