APPEND 
Atocu 
Englifh. 
O 
Taboo, or tafoo. 
Any thing not to he 
touched, as being for-- 
\ 
hid. This is an ex¬ 
ample that /hews the 
tranfmutation of the 
Id, F, and B. into 
each other. Thus at 
Otaheite yams are 
oohe, at Tonga oofe, 
at New Caledonia 
oobej and here taboo 
is tafoo. 
Maooa, 
/, firft perfon lingular. 
Heno, 
Little rods, about five 
feet long, with a tuft 
of hair on the Jmall 
end. 
Patae, 
$alt. 
Aheia, 
A round pearl-fa ell. 
Teanoo, 
The cold arifing from 
being in the water. 
T ammata. 
The fenfe of tafie. 
Ootoo, 
A loife. 
Ehone, 
To falute by applying 
one nofe to the other. 
Ehogge at New 
Zealand, and Ehoe 
at Otaheite. 
My, 
Afore of any kind. 
Qura, or ouraa. 
Curedrecovered -, alive \ 
well. 
Mango, 
A jhark. 
T e and he. 
The , 
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At ooi. 
Englifh. 
Heneeoohe, 
An infirument made of 
a Jhark 1 s tooth fixed 
on a wooden handle, 
to cut with . 
Eea,. 
An adjuntd, as at Ota¬ 
heite, to give ftrength 
to an exprejfion. 
Paoo roa. 
Ffuite done •, finijhed. 
Ee, 
At. 
T aira, 
That the other. 
Ahoo aura. 
Red cloth. 
Henaro, 
A fly. 
Ehateinoa, 
What is the name of 
that ? 
Heweereweere, 
An outrigger of a canoe. 
Mawaihe, 
The fail of a canoe. 
Eheou,. 
The mafi of a canoe. 
Pletoa, 
The yard of a fail. 
Ooamou, 
Fafi ; fecure ■, found; 
whole. 
Hono, 
To go j to move. 
Mafou, 
Fear. 
Pooa, 
An arrow. 
T eeto. 
A bow. 
Epaee^ 
Wooden bowls mads 
from the Etooo. 
©he. 
Bamboo. 
Henaroo, 
The fwell of the Jea ». 
Motoo, 
Land. 
Ehetoo,. 
A far. 
Marama, 
The moon.. 
Ouameeta, 
A man's name.. 
Numerals to Ten 
, as at Otaheite, 
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