zA Caribhian Vocabulary. 



An Enemy, Etoutou,M. Akani 5 

 W. 



An Enemy who goes clad in 

 off option to thofe who 

 go naked) Etouteu noubi. 



Savage, Maron : The Caribbi- 

 ans attribute that name only 

 to animals and wild fruits. 



At? Inhabitant, Bonon. 



An Ijlandtr, or Inhabitant of 

 the Ijlands$ Oubao-bonon. 



An Inhabitant of the Continent , 

 Baloue-bonon* 



A man come thither by Sea, 

 Balanagle : Thus they call 

 the Chriftians , becaufe they 

 come to their Country by Sea. 



An Admiral, or General of a 

 naval Army, Nhalene. 



A Captain of a Veffel, Tioubou- 

 touli Canaoua. 



A Commander in chief, or Ge- 

 neral, Ouboutou$ in the 

 plural numb. Ouboutounum. 



A Lieutenant, Tiouboatouma- 

 li aricij that is properly, the 

 track, of the Captain^ or that 

 which appears after him. 



A Souldier or Warriour y Ne- 

 toukouiti. 



A Sentinel^ or Spie, Arikouti., 



, NabKa. ' 



My Prifonerof war, Niouitou- 



li, Niouemakalk 

 He who hath the charge of en- 



tertaining Guefts 3 Nioua- 



kaiti. i 

 My hired fervant, fuch as the 



Chriftians have, Nabouyou, 

 A fervant who is an abfolute 



slave, Tamon. 

 A Huntfman, Ekerouti. 

 F^Tibouleli. 

 Lean, Touleeli. 

 Great, Mouchipeeli. 

 Big, Ouboutonti. 



Nianti 3 racu. 

 Pretty little one t Pikenine, in 



the bafiard Language. 

 High, Inouti. 

 Low, Onabouti. 

 Deep, Ouliliti, Anianliti. 

 Broad, Taboubereti. 

 Long, Mouchinagouti. 

 Round, Chiririti. 

 Square, Patagouti. 

 Fair, Bouitouti. 

 Deformed, Nianti ichibou. 

 Soft, Nioulouti. 

 Hard,T6\etu 

 Dry, Ouarrou, Ouarrouti. 

 Moift, Kouchakouali. 

 Heat and cold are exprefs'd in 



the ix. Se&ion. 

 White, Alouti. 

 Black, Ouliti. 

 Tellow, Houereti. 

 Red, Ponati. 



They have no names but only for 

 thofe four colours, and they 

 refer all the reft to them. 



A Thief, Youalouti. 



An incejiuous perfon , Kakou" 

 yotikouatiti. 



An Adulterer, Oulimateti. 



A f ornicator, HueretL 



guarrelfome 5 Oulibimekoali, 

 Koauaiti. 



A treacherous perfon, Nirobou- 

 teiti. 



Evil, Oulibati, Nianouanti. 



Good, Iroponti. 



Wife, Kanichicoti. 



Cunning, Manigat. 



A fool, Leuleuti ao, or Talou- 



aliao$ that is properly, he 



who hath no light. 

 Valiant, Ballinumpti. 

 Cowardly, Abaouati. 

 Joyful, Aouerekoua ? Liouani. 

 Sad, Imouemeti. 

 Drunks, Nitimainti. 

 Rich, Katakobaiti. 

 Poor, Matakobaiti. 

 Picquant, Choiichouti. 

 Dead, Nekerali. 



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