nA Qaribbian Vocabulary \ 



Fruity or feed,Tuv\. 

 A leaf 3 Toubanna, this 



fas' alfo a feather. 

 A Branch, Touribouri. 

 A Thorn, a Cyon, Huehueyou, 



properly the hair of the tree- 0 



or Huehueakou , as if one 



would fay the eies of the 



tree. . /. 



A Forreli, Arabou.- frr^* 

 Figs, Bakoukou. Orenges, and 



Lemons , or Citrons they call 

 I as ppe do, becaufe thefe fruits 



were brought thither out of 



Europe. 

 The Cajfia-tree, Malimali. 

 Cotton, Manoulou. 

 The Cotton-tree , Manoulou- 



akecha. 

 The wild-Vine, Ouliem. 

 Raquette, a fruit fo named by 



the French, Batta. 

 Agreat kind of Thifile, Akou- 



lerou. 

 Tobacco, Youli. 

 A Melon, Battia. 

 Teafe or Beans , Manconti. 

 A Cane, or Reed in general,Wl&~ 



boulou, Tikasket. 

 The Sugar-cane, Kaniche. 

 The juice of the Canes, or the 



\wine thereof, Kanichira. 

 Sugar , Chouere , a corrupt 



word. 

 Ap herb, Kalao. 

 "4 root, that may be eaten, To- 

 role. 



ix. things ele- 

 ment art and 



INANIMATE. 



THe Heavens, Oubekou. 

 A white cloudy Allirou. 

 A black^cloud, Ouallion. 

 Mifty weather, Kemerei. 

 A star^ Oualoukouma. 



The Sun, Huyeyou, ML Kachi 3 

 W. 



The Moon, Nonum 3 M. which 



word fignifas alfo the earth, 



Kati, W. 

 A day, LihuycoulL 

 Light, Lalloukone. 

 Lightfome, Laguenani. 

 Night, Ariabou. 

 Darknefs, Bourreli. 

 It is day, Haloukaali. 

 It is night, Boureokaali. 

 The air, Naouaragle. 

 The B>i#<£,Bebeite 3 it fometimes 



alfo ftgnifas the air. 

 Fire, Ouattou. 

 Afhes, Balliffi. 

 Rain, Konoboui. 



Hail, Ice, Snow, are things 

 they are not acquainted withall : 

 Winter is alfo unknown to them. 

 Summer, Liromouli . 

 Cold, Lamoyenli. 

 Heat, Loubacha. 

 Fair weather , Ieromonmeeli. 



They call it alfo by the name 



of Summer. 

 It is fair weather, Hueoumeti. 

 It is foul weather, Yehumeti. 

 Thunder, Oualou ouyoulou. 

 The noife of Thunder , Trtrgue- 



tenni. 



^^^Youallou^ointara^y^^ 

 7* Q^rogan, which is the mo$ (/f^U^ry^ C**u^ 



common name. c^i^-/ 'jC**M 

 The Rain- bow, Alamoulou, or tfi^m^tffe 



Yqulouca, as if they would - * * — 

 fay God's plume of feathers. 

 A Mountain, Ouebo. 

 A Valley, Taralironne. 

 An afcent, Tagreguin. 

 A plain, Liromonobou. 

 Water, a River, Tona. 

 Afynd, Taonaba. 

 A Spring or Fountain, Tabou^ 



likani. 

 A Well, ChiekatL 

 ABrooky Tipouliri. 

 A a a The 



