IX.—Ethnological Notes. 
Some Murik Words. 
The following short vocabulary forms a supplement 
to my note on the Muriks, published in this Journal last 
year (No. i, pp. 146-148, 1911). 
I 
ako 
Murik. 
we 
kam 
you 
ika 
he 
iha 
come 
atang 
g° 
tei 
to be 
ay an 
no, not 
nam 
river 
ungei 
water 
telang 
ground 
tana 
good 
liar 
bad 
saak 
person 
laha 
male, man 
klunan 
male, husband 
lakei 
female, wife 
roll 
child 
anak 
boat 
arok 
walk, to 
pano 
run, to 
lepuron; 
4 house 
uma 
hut 
leppo 
farm 
luma 
paddy 
parei 
rice 
baah 
rice, cooked 
pa ru 
vegetables 
lu 
pig (wild) 
babi 
pig (house) 
ayam 
dog 
ahok 
fowl 
yap 
bird 
manok 
fish 
tsen 
enough 
aiit 
life 
murip 
death 
matai 
brother 
arei 
elder brother 
ikei 
paddle 
bahei 
white 
puti 
black 
pitam 
red 
bla 
green 
nyemit 
think, to 
pelulup 
speak, to 
nglaheh 
speech, tongue, 
language 
hill 
| laon 
enggun 
mountain 
punjut 
tree 
kayu 
leaf 
daon 
lamp 
ilu 
fire 
api 
rapids 
abah 
big 
aya 
small 
iok 
mat 
langah 
plank 
taho 
sword 
paehh 
Sar. Mus. Journ., No. 
2, 1912. 
