Brinton.] 



58 



[Feb. 



Eavi, water. 

 Ebaid, name. 

 Ehbai, skin. 

 Ehue, arm. 

 Ediu, head. 

 Eclmena, hair. 

 Edi, old. 

 Ecuana, we. 

 Ecuanasa, our. 

 Edeave, young. 

 Edidi, road, path. 

 Edaja, the ear. 

 Edapupu, island. 

 Edeave, a boy. 

 Edua, earth, land. 

 EJie, yes. 

 Eicleja, alive. 

 Ei'na, wood. 

 Eina, feathers. 

 Eja, an egg. 

 ^ye, forest. 

 Ejtej, house. 

 Ejude, town. 

 Ema, or eama, I. 

 E'ma, hand, fingers, 

 E'ma-clmai, thumb. 

 Email, forehead. 

 Emata, hill. 

 E'ma-ticM, nails. 

 Embami, son. 

 Embu, the face. 

 ^Tia, river, 

 Enabay, wing. 

 Enidu, soul. 

 Epuna, woman, wife 

 Equani, wife. 

 Equatri, foot. 

 Equairi-ritrana, toes. 

 Equita, body. 

 ErucM, god. 

 Erujai, star. 

 Eshuneba, to love. 

 Etidada, the leg. 

 Etide, charcoal. 

 Etimu, ashes, 

 ^<ipi, neck. 



Etiriani, thunder. 

 j&7r« driendru, the eye. 

 .£'<re, tooth. 

 Etredu, the chest, 

 ^iro, bone. 

 .ff<M, belly. 

 Etubay, star. 

 Evacuepacha, heaven. 

 Evieni, nose. 

 ^?Ji7i, bark of a tree. 

 i7«, to do, to make, 

 /dt, to drink. 

 Jreii, sun. 

 Ja?ia, food. 

 Jeave, to-day. 

 Jenu, squash. 

 Judu'du, to run. 

 Juju, uncle. 

 Jutu, jar. 

 Liza, night. 

 Madada, bad. 



Macta puicha, to-morrow or yes- 

 terday. 

 M'anu, to die. 

 Manuame, to kill. 

 Manujiji, dead. 

 Masumo, heart, 

 Matachu, morning. 

 Mave, no. 

 Medi, earth, land. 

 Micla, thou, 

 Micuana, you. 

 Mimi, to speak. 

 Mudu mudu, to work. 

 i\^a^, rain. 

 Narise, near. 

 Nasa, plantain. 

 iVene, aunt. 

 Niquietsuna, never. 

 Nutsa, grass. 

 Nutsani, prairie. 

 Onibaquapuna, daughter. 

 Onici, elder brother. 

 Pamapa, all, 

 Peo, one, 

 Peama, iron. 



