Nom.tätGen.tätteDat. or Acc.tätta

2d DECLENSION OF THE WORD KUKU, THE QUAIL.

Nom.kukuGen.kukuriDat. or Acc.kukuri

8th DECLENSION OF THE WORD CHI, THE BIRD.

Nom.chiGen.chimikuDat. or Acc.chimi

9th DECLENSION OF THE WORD TUTZI, THE TIGER.

Nom.tutziGen.tutzikuDat. or Acc.tutzi

Abstract terms are formed by the affix ragua;—massi, father; massiragua, paternity; naideni, good; naideniragua, goodness. The word ahka is used for a like purpose;—uri, man; uriahka, humanity; tossai, white; tossaiahka, whiteness. To express a local noun, the syllable de is added;—denide, place of light; neomachide, difficult place. Suraua, guëua, ena, en, essa, and otze, signify much, and are used to form superlatives. Personal pronouns are:—ne, I; ta, we; ma, thou; emido, you; i or it, he or she; me, they. Possessive pronouns are:—no, mine; tamo, ours; amo, thine; emo, yours; are, araku, his; mereki, theirs.

CONJUGATION OF THE VERB NE HIO, I PAINT.

PRESENT INDICATIVE.
I paint,ne hioWe paint,ta, or tamido hio
Thou paintest,ma hioYou paint,emido hio
He paints,i hioThey paint,me hio
IMPERFECT.PERFECT.
I painted,ne hiokaruI have painted,ne hiosia, or ne hiove
PLUPERFECT.FIRST FUTURE.
I had painted,ne hiosirutaI shall paint,ne hiosea
SECOND FUTURE.
I shall have painted,ne hioseave
IMPERATIVE.
Paint thou,hiottePaint you,hiovu
Let him paint,hioseaiLet them paint,hioseame
Painting,hiopa, or hioko
Having painted,hiosaru, or hiositzi
Having to paint,hioseakoko, or hioseakiko
He who shall paint,hioseakame
He who paints,kiokame
He who painted,hiosi