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Friendly IJles. 
Faee, 
Motooa, 
Moumy, 
Avy, ava, or govy,. 
Po, taha, pai r 
Ebaika,. 
Kakaa, 
Tooge, 
Nonoj 
Fonooa, or Kaeenga, 
Beeoo,. 
Haoomoo, 
Goolo, 
Mangas mangatei, 
Hainga, 
Maagonna 
Maheena, 
■Teeleeamoo, 
Fonooa bou, 
Oobai, 
Foolehaioo,, 
Pailoo, 
Kulle, veiaivc^ 
Fageeta, 
APPENDIX, N° III. 
Friendly IJles. 
Englrfh. 
To Jhave. 
A parent. 
To paddle, or row. 
A harbour ,or anchoring- 
place. 
In one day 
A large bat. 
A parrot. 
Marks on the cheek, 
made by beating. 
To hide a thing. 
Land. 
A palm which bears cluf- 
ters of very fmall nuts. 
A large blunt fort of 
plantains. 
A globular earthen pot, 
or vejfel. 
A large blue Jlar-fiJh. 
A parroquet. 
Full, Jatisfied with eat- 
ing. 
The moon. 
Afecret. 
A land of plenty.. 
AJong. 
The green wattle bird 
Afpoon. 
A large, white fpider, 
with brown and 
white legs. 
A ceremony of kiffing, 
&c. on a new ac • 
' quaintmce . 
Goomaa, 
Agoota, oomoo, 
Oomoo, 
Eadda, 
Mattabaa, 
Togga,. 
Koheeabo, 
Faa, 
Tangata, or tangatta, 
T ahem a, 
Onne, onne, 
Pai, 
Ea, 
T oee, 
Mafaee,. 
Kappe,. 
Ongo, ongo,, 
Gooholla, 
Mai, kawaia, 
Mai, Evaheeoo, 
Kaeenga,. 
Fyatooka,. 
Woee, 
Koeee, 
Engliih. 
A rat. 
To put a thing in an 
oven. 
An oven. 
A path. 
A door. 
A large flick ufed as a 
bar behind the door. 
The paper mulberry 
plant. 
Palm, called Pandanus. 
A man. 
A child. 
White fand. 
Ripe, old. 
A fence made of bam¬ 
boo, &c. 
The wood which they 
make their canoes of. 
Wafps. nefls built in the 
pod of a plant. 
A large cylindrical edible 
root. 
A fmall palm growing 
to the height, of eight 
feet. 
It is gone, or flown. 
To take away a thing.. 
To let a thing remain. 
Land, or properly the. 
fhore. 
A burying-place. 
Admiration . 
A fan. 
Waggee 
