APPENDIX, No. V. 



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dtoo't. 

 Taboo, or tafoo, 



Maooa, 

 He no, 



Patae, 

 .Aheia, 

 Teanoo, 



Tammata, 



Ootoo, 



Ehone, 



My, 



Oura, or ouraa 



Mango, 

 Te and he, 

 Vol. Ill, 



Englift. 

 Any thing not to be 

 touched, as leing for- 

 bid. This is an 

 example that Jhows 

 the tran/mutaiion of 

 the H, F, and B. 

 into each other. Thus 

 at Otaheite yams are 

 oohe, at Tonga oofe, 

 at New Caledonia 

 oobe, and here taboo 

 is tafoo. 

 /, firft perfon fingular. 

 Little rods, about five 

 feet long, with a tuft 

 of hair on the /mall 

 end. 

 Salt. 



A round pearl fhell. 

 The cold arifing from 



being in the water. 

 The fenfe of 'tap. 

 A loufe. 



To falute by applying 

 one nooe to the other. 

 Ehogge at New 

 Zealand, and Ehoe 

 at Otaheite. 

 Afore of any kind. 

 Cured; recovered; alive; 



well. 

 AJhark. 

 The, 



Atooi. 

 Heneeoohe, 



Eea, 



Paoo roa, 



Ee, 



Taira, 



Ahoo aura, 



Henaro, 



Ehateinoa 



Heweereweere, 



Mawaihe, 



Eheou, 



Hetoa, 



Ooamou, 



Ho no, 



Matou, 



Pooa, 



Tecto, 



Epaee, 



Ohe, 



Henaroo, 

 Mo too, 

 Ehctoo, 

 Marama, 

 Ouameeta, 



Englifh. 

 An inflrument made of 

 a /bark's tooth fxed 

 on a wooden handle, 

 to cut with. 



An adjuncl, as at Ota- 

 heite, to give fir ength 

 to an expreffton. 



gvite done ; fini/hed. 



At. 



Ihat ; the other. 



Red cloth. 



Afly. 



What is the name of 

 that ? 



An outrigger of a cance. 

 The fail of a canoe. 

 The mafl of a cance. 

 The yard of a fail. 

 Fafl ; fecure ; found ; 



whole. 

 To go ; to move. 

 Fear. 



An arrow. 

 A bow. 

 Wooden bowls made 



from the Etooo. 

 Bamboo. 



Tbefwellofthefca. 



Land, 



Afiar. 



The moon. 



A man's nam*. 



Numerals to Ten, as at Ocaheir? 

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