<±A Qaribbiau Vocabulary. 



this addition , Baba tin- 

 naka. 



fye Vnch by the Mother fide, 

 Yao, M. Akatobou, W. 



My Softy Imakou, Imoulou, 

 Yamoinri, M. Niraheu, W. 



My Grand-child ', Hibali, when 

 there is hut one: But when 

 there are more, Nibagnena. 



My Elder-Brother ', Hanhin, M. 

 Niboukayem, W. 



My younger-Brother, Ouanoue 

 and Ibiri,M. that is properly, 

 my half : Namouleem, W. 



My Brother-in-law , and my 

 Couftn-germanbythe Mother- 

 ftde, Ibamouy, M. Nikeliri, 

 W. 



ihe Coufin not married to the 

 Cotifin- German, Yapataga- 

 num. • 



My Nephew, YanantiganCi. 



My Son-in-law, Hibali mou- 

 kou, that is properly, he who 

 makes little ones. 



My ^?fe,Yenenery, M. the wo- j 

 menfayylAatiiyhisffrife. 



My Mother, fpeah^ng to her, both 

 men and women fa}, Ribi, 

 which word is alfo an excla- 

 mation. 



A mother, Jpeaking of her, Icha- 

 niim, M. Noukouchourou, 

 W. 



My mother-in-law by a fecond 

 marriage, Noukouchorou- 

 teni. 



My mother-in-law, whofe daugh- 

 ter I have married, Imetoou- 

 ti. 



My Grand-mother, Innouti, M. 

 Naguette, W. 



My Aunt by the mothers fide is 

 called mother, Bibi. 



The Aunt by the Fathers- fide, 

 Naheupouli. 



My £>««gi&fer,Niananti,M. Ni- 

 raheu, W. 



My Sifter, Nitou. 

 The elder Jijier, Bibi-Ouanou- 

 an. 



The younger fifter, Tamoule- 

 louan. 



Step-daughter, Daughter-in-lam 

 and Neece, Nibache. 



My Jhe-CouJtn-german, Youelle* 

 ri,M. that is to fay, my fe- 

 male, or foe who is promifed 

 me'ybecau/e naturally ^they are 

 to be wives to their Coufms. 

 The women fay, Youellou. 



The Children of Wo Brothers 

 are called brothers and fifter s$ 

 the children of Sifters the 

 like* 



m € 0 N D ITIQNS 



and 



QJJA LITIES. 



\ man,or a male, Ouekelli, 

 ± \ M.fi* the plural number 9 



Ouckliem. Eyeri, W. in the 



plural r Eyet'mm. 

 A Woman, or a Female, Oxxtile^ 



M. in the plural number, Our 



liem: Inarou, W.:. in "the 



plural,lnno\xyum. 

 A Child, Niankeili. 

 A Boy, Mouleke. 

 A Gtrl, Niankeirou. 

 A little ^OuekelH-raeu,^* 



perly a little male. 

 A little girl, Ouelle-raeu, pro- 

 perly, a little female. 

 An old man, Ouaiali. 

 A Father of a Family, Tiou- 



boutouli authe. 

 A Widdow and Widdower % 



Moincha. 

 A Comrade, Banare. 

 A Friend, Ibaouanale,M. Ni- 



tignon, W. 

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