Ix Appendix. 
APPENDIX I. 
List of Malay words found in Williams’ New Zealand Dictionary. 
ENGLISH. MAORI. MALAY, REMARES. 
Fire ahi api 
What aha apa 
ahau 
Resemble ahuka huka sarupa rupa 
Warm uru suh 
To warm whaka ahuru bekan suh bekan is a causative auxili 
verb, not much used, of the 
significatio boat or 
ber, d is the nearest 
approach, to the whaka o 
the Mao 
Fibrous root aka aka akar akar 
Onwards ake i last in time 
0-day aianei ini 
Sickness -| айа sakit pait literally—sick, deadly 
in roots aka 
Learn ako 
To teach whaka ako bekan ajar literally—make learn 
aku u риша 
Swell on sea amai omba 
There ana sana 
Here anei ini 
Light ai angi angin wind generally 
Put together apiti ⁄ apit close 
Day time ari 
Path aras direction 
Li atamai ati bai literally—heart good 
Follow aru turut 
Chase aruaru alau 
Liver ate ati 
Thatch ato atap. 
Away atu situ thereaway, as pointed by speaker 
First atua satu one 
Smoke auahi awap api literally—vapour of fire 
Eddy auhoki ru 
River awa, ler stream 
Vall awa awa debawa below 
Pay for. hakaea bekan beiar literally—make pay 
gus eti eti tei h 
Breathe whakaka bekan hawa literally—make breath (notin use) 
me m. з ат1 
таре uku uku nails of fingers 
Consumed hama habes finished d 
Oven hangi hangat hot 
Thing hanga barang 
oe жен bawah — 
gn. u amput copulate 
Dance hari t P P 
Fetid haruru b 
Wind hau hawa breath 
= а. saiang 
auner impun 
m whaka hiapo оска impun 
= m x 
ir i bine wife 
Belly hopara prut 
Norg.— Roots, where necessary, are give 
spelt рална ^y Arabic orth 
n in italics, and the Malay words here are 
ography, which is usually and improperly followed. 
