BY A. J. DUFFIELD. 



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Bootey : Man's name. 

 Bun-bun : Female genitals. 

 Cabell : Coral lime. 

 Cabiney : Man's name. 



Cabon or Kabon : A necklace of fine shell beads ; also money. 



Cansmet or Canseek: My purple, woolen waistcoat. 



Caucan : Sweet potatoes. 



Cocogibbie : The fish Periophthalmus, Sp. 



Cocorot : A Cock. 



Combong : Man's name. 



Comfetus : The Vagina. 



Comoch : Banana. 



Conquem : Cocoa-nut. 



Con-que-que : A dried fungus (Hirneola, sp.) ; a delicacy. 



Cortakenque : I have cut my 



Dan : A bottle. 



Dan-amandara : A quart-bottle of white glass. 

 Danikiken : The leg. 

 Dochbow : A man's name. 

 Ea : All right. 



Eeele : Imperative of to look, see. Vid Mele. (c Spanish 



Ela — there she is ; behold her, Aylah !) 

 E soch : To burn or be burnt. 

 Eeyou : A spear. 



Es-saleeb or Es-saleep : On the wood or on wood. 

 Etekte, negation : There is nothing. 



Eu, Eyo, Eyo, Yeo or Hu : An affirmative with all the shades 

 given to our yes — viz., the soft, hesitating Eu, the emphatic 

 Eyo, the doubtful Hu. Vid. Ea, all right. 



Eyiis or Eus : Rain. 



Faagey : The finger nails. 



Fah : A native hoe. 



Fakowmeleh : Woman's name. 



Fampou : A favorite woman's name ; also a long, purple, 



delicious fruit. 

 Fantate : Advance. 

 Feenamon : A woman's name. 

 Femsua : Used after sneezing. Vid. Vivemsii. 

 Fet : Four. No. 4. 

 Festelley : Man's name. 



Fifine or Feefeen : A woman (married ?). Phr.: Fifine Miau, 



a woman of Miau. 

 Finao, Finau or Finow : A rope. 

 Fingatee : Man's name. 



