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APPENDIX, N‘ III. 
Friendly Ifies. 
Englifh, 
Waggee hou, 
Let it alone. 
Bai, 
Great. 
Laika, laika, 
Good. 
Ooo, 
A cray-fijh. 
Feengafee, 
A Hack and white mat. 
Aingatooeea, 
Stanned red rufhes, which 
they wear round the 
waifl. 
An, any. 
A little while ago. 
Hengatoo, 
Glazed cloth which they 
wear. 
Falla, 
A thick Jirong mat. 
Mahagee, 
A fort of ulcer, that 
leaves large laced 
fears. 
Akkaree, 
A fool to lay the head 
on when afieep. 
Naffa, 
A large cylindrical piece 
of wood, hollowed 
with a fit, which 
ferves as a drum. 
Toa, 
Afpear. 
Etanno, 
To bury under ground. 
Afai, 
When. 
Otoogoo, 
Fini/hed. 
Maree, or mareeai. 
Well done-, an acclama¬ 
tion. 
Fafa, 
To carry one on the back. 
Mamao, 
A great way ; diflant. 
Meedje, meedje. 
To drink out of a cocoa- 
nut. 
Matta, 
The face. 
Ty, or Etae, 
Excrement. 
Friendly Ifes. 
EngliJfh. 
Faitanoo, 
A fort of pepper-tree, 
the juice of which is 
very acrid. 
Nafee, nafee. 
A fine white fort of mat* 
Abee, 
A houfe to fieep in. 
Touaa, 
Afquare bonnet. 
Fukke, fety. 
To give a thing gratis, 
or for friendjhip’s 
fake. 
Tooa, or Tooaeea, 
A fervant, or perfon of 
• 
inferior rank. 
Fukkatooa, 
A challenging motion, 
made by ftriking the 
hand on the bend of 
the oppofite arm. 
Kaeehya, or kaeehaa. 
A thief. 
Fooloo, 
A quill. 
Moojeekakka, 
A bafket made of cocoa- 
nut core, and white 
beads. 
Mahanga, 
A brother. 
Maeele, 
An odoriferous fiorub, 
planted near the Fya- 
tcoka. 
Fofolla, 
To unfold a piece of 
cloth. 
Kotjee, 
None. 
T aboone. 
To clofe, or fhut; a par¬ 
■ 
tition or fkreen. 
Too, 
To draw back a curtain , 
or fkreen. 
Ava, 
A window; hole. 
Fonooa, foohoo, 
A land of warriors. 
Taboo, 
