Blow-hattie = a lamp, i.e. candle with a hat or shade.
’Nell = a flower, i.e. smell.
These words are clearly all of imitative origin. The following, however, seem to have been purely arbitrary:—
Numby = food of any kind (onomatopoetic).
Nunny = dress of any kind.
Milly = dressing, and any article used in dressing, e.g. a pin.
Lee = the name for her nurse, though no one else called the woman by any other name than nurse.
Diddle-iddle = a hole; hence a thimble; hence a finger.
Wasky = the sea.
Bilu-bilu = the printed character “&,” invented on learning the first letters of her alphabet, and always afterwards used.