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VOCABULARY OF 



Friendly Isles. 



Eky, 



Evagoo, 



Ma matta, 



Egeea, 



Enofoa, haioo, 



Etoo, 



Mamao, 



Ehappe, 



Moe, or mohe, 



Tangooroo, 



Ekatta, 



Akka, 



Feedjee, 



Ekakava, 



Eeoho, 



Epooo, 



Etolle, 



Maalava, 



Haila, 



Oooo, 



Tafta, 



Moevae, 



Eeegoo, 



Mapoo, 



Aipa, 



Ainga, 



Evaika, 



Kooroo kooroo, 



Ekoopamea, 



cheelee, 

 Efooo, 



Aiee, 

 Emaimeea, or 



meemeea, 

 Eneeoo, 

 Eoono, 

 Enoo, 

 Afooneema, 



Moemoeea, 



Pooa, tareenga, 

 Kahoo hoonga, 

 Atoe farre, 

 Etovee, 



Emamma, 

 Sao, 



English. 



To eat, or chew. 



To scratch. 



Let me look, or see. 



The neck. 



A seat. 



To rise up. 



To yawn. 



A box, or chest. 



Sleep. 



To snore. 



To laugh. 



To kick, or stamp. 



Afillup. 



Sweat. 



To hollow, or cry. 



A post, or siaun- 



chion. 

 A hatchet. 

 To breathe. 

 To pant. 

 To bite. 

 To cut. 

 The heel. 

 The tail of a dog. 

 To whistle. 

 A fish ing-hook. 

 A sort of paint. 

 A rail, 

 A green dove. 



A net. 



A gimlet, or shark* s 

 tooth, used for that 

 purpose. 



A fan. 



A reed, or small or- 

 gan. 



A cocoa-nut, 



Tortoise shell. 



A belt. 



The palm of the 

 hand. 



A ceremony of put- 

 ting the foot of one 

 on ifie head, and 

 turning the hand 

 several times, &c. 



A sort of plantains. 



An arrow, or reed. 



The roof of a house. 



A club. 



A ring. 



A hat. 



