of Lord North’s Islund. 
green outside, and nearly fit to be 
gathered; karapa waizerris, a black 
or old cocoa-nut. 
Cocoa-nut tree, (specific name) lu. See 
Tree. 
Cold, makkrazm’. 
Come, or arrive (the same as to go), mo- 
rabitu; nang morabitu worra-zura, I 
will come to-morrow ; nang morabitu 
nimagur worra-zura, I will come to 
your house to-morrow; nang morabitu, 
Rollo, gir yu tamen, I came to your 
house yesterday, Rollo, and you were 
gone ; I did not sce you, tai miadji 
gur. But they also have these ex- 
pressions: — Tai tu atidi, come to 
me here ; tai tu, come to me ; nang 
tai tu, Z come; gir taitu, you come ; 
pratt morabitu thawup, the boat is 
gone lo sea. 
Copper. See Brass. 
Crying, atang, or zatang. 
D. 
Darkness; klowaizerris, very great dark- 
ness, or very dark, 
Daughter. See Son. 
Day, yaro; the same as Sun. 
Dead, mati; gtr mati, (are) you dead 2 
Dirt, dirty, yubir ; also, a dirty person, 
or woman. 
Drink, lima. 
Dust. See Dirt.. 
E. 
Earth (or dirt), bir. 
Eat (to), mikka; nang mikka a tchau, 
Teat a green cocoa-nul; nang mikka 
alus, I eat a rype cocoa-nut ; nang 
mukka pipi ika, I eat many fish; 
T shall eat to-morrow, nang miukka 
woOrra-zura, or worra-zura nang muk- 
ka; we eat (thou and 1), gira nang 
mukka ; you eat, gtir mukka; nang 
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za mukka worra-zura, I shall eat to- 
morrow; nang za miukka, J will eat. 
FE. 
Far, afar off, yatau; yatauva, a very 
great distance off, or hardly in sight. 
Father, wir/timim; wir'timim nang, 
my father, or my friend. 
Feces, yeppuk. 
Feel (to), suligi (?). 
Fingers, ka‘imik; the same as Hand. 
They distinguish between the fingers 
and the thumb, but the distinction is 
not recollected. 
Fire, ya, or yaf. 
Fish, ika; giir yiwu pipiaika, you have 
got a great many fish ; hah ! ara si- 
mil a ika patchi gitchi gi, only one 
Jish, a very small one ; taw a ika, no 
Jjish; ikaanang, my fish; ika a gir, 
your fish. 
Fish-hook, kau, kati ika. 
Fishing-net, shibbo’. 
Fly (a), lang. 
Foot, petchem’; petchem! a nang ma- 
tak’, my foot is sore. The word petch- 
em’ includes foot, leg, and thigh. 
Friend. See Father. 
G. 
Girl (a small one), 
(patchik, small). 
Give (to); I'gave, or Iwill give, to Siiv- 
rukamik a cocoa-nut, nang zali Siivri- 
kamik a karapa; give me those fish, 
kuzzito; no, they are not mine, taw, 
igawmit; origriigawmit, the fish (ika) 
are nol mine; tai ushit, I will not parl 
with them; ba? what is the reason? 
Go (to), (the same as to come,) morabitu; 
are you going by night, gir morabitu 
nebo’? nang za bitu, I will go; nang 
morabitu, I go, or I went. See Come. 
God, or a divinity, Yar’ris. They reckon 
patchik yaiva 
