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A P P E N 
Atooi. 
Englifli. 
Motod; 
An ijland. 
Hamoea, 
A ceremony of clapping 
the hands to the head, 
and prof rating them - 
felves to the chief. 
Worero, 
Lof i foie. 
Aeenoo, 
To drink. 
Tehaia, orooa,. 
Where are you ? 
Ou, 
1 , firft perfon finguiar. 
Eunai, 
Here; at this place; 
Pororee, 
Hunger ; hungry. 
Hereema, 
Afpecies of Sides. 
Meere, meere,. 
To look at, or behold. 
Moa, 
A fowl. 
Manoo,, 
A bird. 
Dirroj 
Below. 
Modooa, tanne. 
Father. 
Modooa, waheine. 
Mother. 
Naiwe, nawie. 
Bleafant ; agreeable. 
Hai, raa. 
The fun. 
Hairanee,, 
The Jky. 
Abobo, 
To-morrow. 
Heaho, 
Afmall rope. 
Tereira, 
There; that way. 
Pymy, 
Throw it here. 
Ewououtte, 
Morus Papyrif. 
Moe, 
To feep. 
Nooe, 
Large. 
Poowha, 
To yawn. 
Ahaia, 
When; at what time. 
Wehaij 
To uncover and undo a 
thing. 
Tooto, 
A frnall fir aw rope. 
Eaha, nai. 
What is this ? 
D I X, N e V. 
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Atooi, 
Englifh, 
Maeea. 
Plantains. 
Parra, 
Ripe ; as, ripe fruit. 
Toe, toe. 
Cold. 
Matanee, 
The wind. 
Etoo, 
To rife up. 
Hairetoo, 
To go there . 
Hoatoo, 
To give. 
Eeapo, 
Night. 
Eahoiahoi, 
Evening.- 
Oora,, 
Red feathers. 
Teehe, 
A prefent of cloth. 
Herairemy, 
A place on which fruit 
Henan anoo. 
is laid as an offering 
to God. 
Afquare pile of wicker 
Hereeere, 
work , or religious 
cbelijk. 
A burying-ground. 
Eteepappa, 
The infide of a burying- 
Harre, 
ground. 
A houfe. 
Harre pahoo. 
A drum-houfe in a bu - 
Heneene, 
rying-ground. 
A wall , the wall of a 
Heho, 
burying-ground . 
Afione fet up in a bu¬ 
Eatooa, 
rying - ground , confe- 
crated to the Deity. 
A god. 
T angaroa. 
The name of the god of 
None, 
the place we were at. 
Morinda citrifolia. 
Hereanee, 
Small twig things in a 
burying-ground 
Hemanaa, 
