1875.] G. E. Fryer — On the Khyeng people of Sandoway, Aralcan. G5 



hnato, n., a woman. 



hnau&, v., to bark (as a dog) ; 2, to wear (as a garment) ; 3, to 

 put on (as a ring). 



hnau&, v., to hammer (as a nail or peg). 



hnaung, euphonic particle, please. 



hnga, also ha, num. adj., ten. 



ne pumhot, eleven. 



B. hngo, num. adj., five ; 2, to he full, satisfied with food. 

 B. hngOj v., to growl as an animal. 



B. hngo, 11., a fish ; lia^, scales ; pwop, gills ; filing, 



dorsal fin ; pok hling, ventral fin ; ■ home, tail ; 



sa, dried fish ; zi nei, salted fish ; mengo, 



broiled fish. 

 B. hni, num. adj., two. 



hnl, n., a Khyeng woman's under-petticoat. 



hnio, v., to forget ; — hte, n., a melon. 

 B. hnoan, v., to smell. 



hno, or nho lop, n., a leaf. 



hno, v., to be blunt, as a knife. 

 B. hntik, v., to pull, drag, draw out. 



ho, v., to fan ; 2, to wipe. 



ho, v., to dry, set out to dry. 



hoan, v., to be young, budding, (obsolete). 



nii, n., a virgin, maiden. 



hoap, v., to pull with violence. 

 B. hoat ey, v>, to hinder. 



hoi, n., a mango. 



hoi, v., to be a pair or couple, dual affix. 

 B. hok, v., to bark as a deer. 



hokka, n., the buttock. 



holai khon or khoam, v., to meet with suffering, to suffer. 



homa/c, n., chillies. 

 B. home, n., a tail ; a beard of grain. 



hon a, post pos., above, overhead; coiij. yefc, still. 



hot, v., to go, (obsolete) ; as an auxiliary it often gives strength to 

 an active root. 



hot, num. adj., one ; hot a, to-morrow. 



hpa, v., to be lawful, right, an auxiliary verb not used singly. 

 B. hpe, v., to allot, divide. 



hpean, v., to wear out or away. 



hpian, n., the gown worn by the Khyeng women ; bio, v., to 



put on the same. 



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