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APPENDIX, N° III. 
VOCABULARY of the LA N G U AGE of the 
FRIENDLY ISLANDS, May, &C. 1777. 
Friendly IJles. 
Englifh. 
Friendly Ifes. 
Englilh. 
Ve faine. 
A woman. 
Fooroo, or fooloo. 
Hair. 
Maiee, 
Bread-fruit. 
Fooee vy. 
The leg. 
Fukkatou, 
Barter. 
Tooa vy. 
Upper part of the foot * 
Woa, 
Admiration. 
Fooloo, fooloo, matta, 
The eye-brow. 
My, fogge. 
Good. 
Emamae, 
Pointed plantains . 
Attahoa, 
A bead; a necklace. 
Evatta vatta. 
The brcafi . 
Koehaa, or Kohaeea ? 
What is that ? or what 
Eboore, 
Ditto. 
is the name of it ? 
Etooa, 
The back. 
Magoo, 
Give me. 
Erongootoo, 
The lips. 
Le laiee. 
Good, 
Elelo, 
The tongue. 
Hou, 
Come here. 
Edainga, 
The thigh. 
Moree, 
A Jhaddock. 
Eraimoo, 
The hips. 
Omee, 
Give me. 
Evae, veene. 
The arm-pit. 
Hobba, 
Afort of plantain. 
Too, 
The finger. 
Koajee, or Kaoojee, 
Done j finifhed. 
Vakka, vakka. 
The fide. 
Koeea, 
Tes; it is fo. 
Hekaite, 
The belly. 
Amou, 
Got; to hold faft. 
T areenga. 
The ear. 
Horo, horo, 
A handkerchiefs or wiper. 
Horo, 
To wipe. 
Ongofooroo, 
Fen. 
Kouta, 
Beating with two flicks. 
Gehai, or geefai. 
There; and that. 
Fangoo, fangoo. 
A flute. 
Kato, 
A bafket. 
Motoo, 
To break. 
Egeeai, 
- *■ 
Amat'-’they wear round 
Koooma, 
Burnt circular marks. 
them. 
Taffa, 
Raifed marks burnt. 
VOL.III. 
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Koy/yj 
