Bo-hito Old man or priest.
Jaya-el Earth-son.
N'abor-itas The working men.
The adjectives are chiefly formed from nouns, and often by a simple O added, thus Ziba stone, Zibao stony, Zibayo mount.
Turei heaven, Tureigua heavenly or heaven-like.
Duhos wealth, Duihzi wealthy or wealth-is.
The superlatives are commonly formed by duplication. Ua old, Uaua very old. Co fruitful, Coco very fruitful, the coco nut.
Or else by the affix Ma which amplifies every thing.
The pronouns appear very simple.
MI, M' first person for I, me, my, mine; but our is Ahia?