The Three Voyages of Captain Cook Round the World. Vol. IV. Being the Second of the Second Voyage.

by James Cook; Georg Forster

Y is used to express different sounds, as in My, By, &c. &c. and in Daily, Fairly, &c. Wherever it is met with in the middle or end (i. e. any where but at the beginning) of a word, it is to be used as in the first example; but is never to be found as in the second, for that sound or power is always represented by the Italic letter e. It has also a third power, as in the words Yes, Yell, &c. which is retained every where in the Vocabulary, at least at the beginning of words, or when it goes before another vowel, unless directed to be sounded separately by a mark over it, as thus, ÿa.

Unless in a few instances, these powers of the vowels are used throughout the Vocabulary; but, to make the pronunciation still less liable to change or variation, a few marks are added to the words as follows:

This mark: as öa, means that these letters are to be expressed singly.

The letters in Italic, as ee or oo, make but one simple sound.

When a particular stress is laid on any part of a word in the pronunciation, an accent is placed over that letter where it begins, or rather between that and the preceding one.

It often happens that a word is compounded as it were of two, or in some cases the same word or syllable is repeated. In these circumstances, a comma is placed under them at this division, where a rest or small space of time is left before you proceed to pronounce the other part, but it must not be imagined that this is a full stop.

Examples in all these Cases.

Röa,	Great, long, distant.
E’reema,	Five.
Ry’poeea,	Fog or mist.
E’hoora,	To invert, or turn upside down.
Paroo, roo,	A partition, division, or screen.

A
VOCABULARY, &c.

A
To abide, or remain	Ete´ei.
An Abode, or place of residence	Noho´ra.
Above, not below	Neea, s. Tiéneea.
An Abcess	Fe´fe.
Action, opposed to rest,	Ta´eree.
Adhesive, of an adhesive or sticking quality	Oo´peere.
Adjoining, or contiguous to	E´peeiho.
Admiration, an interjection of	A´wai, s. A´wai to Peeree-ai.
An Adulterer, or one that vexes a married woman	Teeho teeho, s. Teeho teeho, ta´rar.
To agitate, or shake a thing, as water, &c.	Eooa´wai.
Aliment, or food of any kind	Maa.
Alive, that is not dead	Waura.
All, the whole, not a part	A´maoo.
Alone, by one’s self	Ota´hoi.
Anger, or to be angry	Warradee, s. Reedee.
To angle, or fish	E´hootee.
The Ankle	Momöa.
The inner Ankle	A´tooa, ewy.
Answer, an answer to a question	Oo´maia.
Approbation, or consent,	Madooho´why.
Punctuated Arches on the hips	E´var´re.
The Arm	Reema.
The Armpit	E´e.
An Arrow	E´oome.
Arrow, the body of an arrow or reed	O´wha.
The point of an Arrow	To´ai, s. O´möa.
Ashamed, to be ashamed or confused	Ama, s. He´ama.
Ashore, or on shore	Te Euta.
To ask for a thing	Ho´my, s. Ha´py my.
Asperity, roughness	Tarra, Tarra.
An Assassin, murderer, or rather man-killer, soldier or warrior	Taata, töa.
An Assembly, or meeting	Eteou´rooa.
Atherina	A´naiheu.
Avaricious, parsimonious, ungenerous	Pee´peere.
Averse, unwilling to do a thing	Fata, hoito´ hoito.
Authentic, true	Parou, mou.
Awake, not asleep	Arra, arra´, s. E´ra.
Awry, or to one side; as a wry neck	Na´na.
An Axe, hatchet or adze	Töe.
Ay, yes; an affirmation	Ai.
B.
A Babe, or child	Mydidde.
A Batchelor, or unmarried person	E´evee (taata.
The Back	Tooa.
To wipe the Backside	Fy´roo, too´ty.
Bad, it is not good	´Eè´no.
A Bag of straw	Ete´öe, s. Eäte.
Bait, for fish	Era´eunoo.
Baked in the oven	Etoonoo.
Bald-headed	Oopo´boota.
Bamboo	Eenee´ou.
A Bank, or shoal	E´paa.
Bare, naked, applied to a person that is undressed	Ta´turra.
The Bark of a tree	Ho´hore.
Barren land	Fe´nooa Maoure.
A large round Basket of twig	He´na.
A small Basket of cocoa leaves	Vai´hee.
A long Basket of cocoa leaves	Apo´aira.
A Basket of plantain stock	Papa´ Maieea.
A fisher’s Basket	Er´re´vy.
A round Basket of cocoa leaves	Mo´ene.
A Bastard	Fanna too´neea.
Bastinado, to bastinade or flog a person	Tapra´hai.
To bathe	Ob´oo.
A Battle, or fight	E´motto.
A Battle-axe	O´morre.
To bawl, or cry aloud	Teimo´toro.
A Bead	Pöe.
The Beard	Oome oome.
To beat upon, or strike a thing	Too´py or Too´baee.
To beat a drum	Eroo´koo.
To beckon a person with the hand	Ta´rappe.
A Bed, or bed-place	E´roee, s. Möi´a.
To bedawb, or bespatter	Par´ry.
A Bee	E´räo.
A Beetle	Peere´teee.
Before, not behind	Te´möa.
A Beggar, a person that is troublesome, continually asking for somewhat	Tapa´roo.
Behind, not before,	Te´mooree.
To belch	Eroo´y.
Below, as below stairs	Teì´dirro, s. Teediraro.
Below, underneath, far below	O´raro.
To Bend any thing, as a stick, &c.	Fa´fe´fe.
Benevolence, generosity e.g. You are a generous man	Ho´röa. Taata ho´roa öe.
Between, in the middle, betwixt two	Fero´poo.
To bewail, or lament by crying	E´tatee.
Bigness, largeness, great	Ara´hay.
A Bird	Manoo.
A Bitch	Oore, e´ooha.
To bite, as a dog	A´ahoo.
Black, colour	Ere, ere.
Bladder	Töa´me eme.
A Blasphemer, or person who speaks disrespectfully of their deities	Toona, (taata.
Blind	Matta-po.
A Blister, raised by a burn or other means	Mei´ee.
Blood,	Toto, s. Ehoo´ei.
To blow the nose	Fatte.
The blowing, or breathing of a whale	Ta´hora.
Blunt, as a blunt tool of any sort	Ma´neea.
The carved Boards of a Maray	E´ra.
A little Boat, or canoe	E´väa.
A Boil	Fe´fe.
Boldness	Eäwou.
A Bone	E´evee.
A Bonetto, a fish so called	Peera´ra.
To bore a hole	Ehoo´ee, s. Ehoo´o.
A Bow	E´fanna.
A Bow-string	Aroö hooa.
To bow with the head	Etoo´o.
A young Boy,	My´didde.
Boy, a familiar way of speaking	He´amanee.
The Brain of any animal	A´booba.
A Branch of a tree or plant,	E´ama.
Bread-fruit, or fruit of the bread-tree	Ooroo.
Bread-fruit, a particular sort of it	E´patëa.
An insipid paste of Bread-fruit	Eh´öe.
The gum of the Bread-tree	Tappo´ooroo.
The leaf of the Bread-tree	E´da´ooroo.
The pith of the Bread-tree	Po´ooroo.
To break a thing	O´whatte, s. Owhanne, s. Fatte.
The Breast,	O´ma.
A Breast-plate made of twigs, ornamented with feathers, dog’s hair, and pearl shell	Ta´oome.
To breathe	Watte weete wee të´aho.
Bring, to ask one to bring a thing,	Ho´my.
Briskness, being brisk or quick	Tee´teere.
Broiled, or roasted as broiled meat	Ooaweera.
Broken, or cut	Motoo.
The Brow, or forehead	E´ry.
A brown colour	A´uraura.
Buds of a tree or plant	Te, arre´haoo.
A Bunch of any fruit	E´ta.
To burn a thing	Döodooe.
A Butterfly	Pepe.
C.
To call a person at a distance	Tooo´too´ooo.
A Calm	Ma´neeno.
A Calm, or rather to be so placed that the wind has no access to you	Eou, she´a.
Sugar Cane	´Töo, s. Etöo.
A Cap, or covering for the head	Tau´matta.
To carry any thing	E´a´mo.
To carry a person on the back	Eva´ha.
To catch a thing hastily with the hand, as a fly, &c.	Po´poee, s. Peero.
To catch a ball	Ama´wheea.
To catch fish with a line	E´hoote.
A Caterpillar	E´tooa.
Celerity, swiftness	Tee´teere, s. E´tirre.
The Centre, or middle of a thing	Tera´poo.
Chalk	Mamma´tëa.
A Chatterer, or noisy impertinent fellow	Taata E´moo, s. E´moo.
Cheerfulness	Wara.
The Cheek	Pappa´reea.
A Chest	´Peeha.
The Chest, or body	O´poo.
To chew, or eat	E´y.
Chequered, or painted in squares	Poore, poore.
A Chicken	Möa pee´riaia.
A Chief, or principal person; one of the first rank amongst the people	Eäree.
An inferior Chief, or one who is only in an independent state, a gentleman	Too´ou.
Child-bearing	Fanou, e´vaho.
Children’s language Father	O´pucenoo, and Papa.
Children’s language Mother	E´wheiarre, and O´pa´tëa.
Children’s language Brother	E´tama.
Children’s language Sister	Te´tooa.
The Chin, and lower jaw	E´taa.
Choked, to be choked as with victuals, &c.	Epoo´neina, s. Eroo´y.
To choose, or pick out	Eheee,te,me,my,ty.
Circumcision, or rather an incision of the foreskin	Eoore te´hai.
A sort of Clappers used at funerals	Par´haoo.
Clapping the bend of the arm smartly with the hand, so as make a noise, an Indian custom	E´too.
The Claw, of a bird	A´ee oo.
Clay, or clammy earth	Ewhou, arra.
Clean, not nasty	Ooa´ma, s. Eoo´ ee.
Clear, pure; as clear water, &c.	Tëa´te.
White clayey Cliffs	E´mammatëa.
Close, shut	Eva´hee.
Cloth of any kind, or rather the covering or raiments made of it	Ahoo.
A piece of oblong Cloth, slit in the middle, through which the head is put, and it then hangs down behind and before	Teeboota.
Brown thin Cloth	Oo´erai.
Dark brown Cloth	Poo´heere.
Nankeen coloured Cloth	A´heere, s. Ooa.
Gummed Cloth	Oo´air ara.
Yellow Cloth	Heappa, heappa, s. A´ade, poo´ee ei, s. Oora poo´ee ei.
Cloth, a piece of thin white cloth wrapt round the waist, or thrown over the shoulders	Paroo´y, by which name they also call a white shirt.
A Cloth-beater, or an oblong square piece of wood grooved and used in making cloth	To´aa.
The Cloth-plant, a sort of Mulberry tree	Eaoute.
A Cloud	E´äo, s. E´aoo.
A Cock	Möa, e´töa.
Cock, the cock claps his wings	Te Moa Paee, paee.
A Cock-roach	Potte potte.
A Cocoa nut	A´ree.
The fibrous husk of a Cocoa-nut	Pooroo´ waha, s. Pooroo.
Cocoa-nut oil	E´rede, äe.
Cocoa leaves	E,ne´haoo.
Coition	E´y.
The sense of Cold	Ma´reede.
A Comb	P´ahoro, s. Pa´herre.
Company, acquaintance, gossips	Tee´ÿa.
Compliance with a request, consent	Madoo, ho´why.
Computation, or counting of numbers	Ta´tou.
A Concubine	Wa´heine, Möebo, s. Etoo´neea.
Confusedness, without order	E´vaheea.
Consent, or approbation	Madoo, ho´why.
Contempt, a name of contempt given to a maid, or unmarried woman	Waheine, poo´ha.
Conversation	Paraou, maro, s. Para´paraou.
A sort of Convolvulus, or bind weed, common in the Islands	O´hooe.
Cooked, dressed; not raw	Ee´oo, s. Eee´wera.
To cool one with a fan	Taha´ree.
Cordage of any kind	Taura.
The Core of an apple	Böe.
A Cork, or stopper of a bottle or gourd shell	Ora´hooe.
A Corner	E´pecho.
Covering, the covering of a fish’s gills	Peee´eya.
Covetousness, or rather one not inclined to give	Pee,peere.
A Cough	Ma´re.
To court, woo a woman	Ta´raro.
Coyness in a woman	No´nöa.
A Crab	Pappa.
Crab, a large land crab that climbs the cocoa-nut trees for fruit	E´oowa.
A Crack, cleft, or fissure	Motoo.
Crammed, lumbered, crowded	Ooa peea´pe, s. Ehotto.
The Cramp	Emo´too too.
A Cray fish,	O´oora.
To creep on the hands and feet	Ene´ai.
Crimson colour	Oora oora.
Cripple, lame	Tei´tei.
Crooked, not straight	Ooo´peeo.
To crow as a cock	A´a ooa.
The Crown of the head	Too´pooe.
To cry, or shed tears	Taee.
A brown Cuckoo, with black bars and a long tail, frequent in the isles	Ara´werewa.
To cuff, or slap the chops	E´paroo.
Curlew, a small curlew or whimbrel found about the rivulets	Torëa.
Cut, or divided	Motoo.
To cut the hair with scissars	O´tee.
D
A Dance	Heeva.
Darkness	Poee´ree, s. Pooo´ree.
To darn	O´ono.
A Daughter	Ma´heine.
Day, or day-light	Mara´marama. s. A´ou, s. A´a ou.
Day-break	Oota´taheita.
Day, to-day	Aoo´nai.
Dead	Matte röa.
A natural Death	Matte nöa.
Deafness	Ta´reea, tooree.
Decrepit	Epoo´tooa.
Deep-water	Mona´.
A Denial, or refusal	Ehoo´ nöa.
To desire, or wish for a thing	Eooee.
A Devil, or evil spirit	E´tee.
Dew	Ahe´aoo.
A Diarrhœa, or looseness	Hawa, hawa.
To dip meat in salt water instead of salt (an Indian custom)	Fawee´wo.
Dirt, or nastiness of any kind	E´repo.
Disapprobation	Ehoonöa.
A Disease, where the head cannot be held up, perhaps the palsy	E´pee.
To disengage, untie or loosen	Eaoo´wai.
Dishonesty	Eee´a.
Displeased, to be displeased, vexed, or in the dumps	Taee´va.
Dissatisfaction, to grumble, or be dissatisfied	Faoo´one.
Distant, far off	Röa.
To distort, or wreath the limbs, body, lips, &c.	Faee´ta.
To distribute, divide or share out	Atoo´ha.
A District	Matei´na.
A Ditch	Eö´hoo.
To dive under water	Eho´poo.
A Dog	Ooree.
A Doll made of cocoa-plats	Adoo´a.
A Dolphin	A´ouna.
Done, have done; or that is enough, or there is no more	A´teera.
A Door	Oo´boota.
Double, or when two things are in one; as a double canoe	Tau´rooa.
Down, or soft hair	E´waou.
To draw a bow	Etëa.
To draw, or drag a thing by force	Era´ko.
Dread, or fear	Mattou.
Dress’d, or cook’d, not raw	Ee´oo.
A head Dress, used at funerals	Pa´raee.
To dress, or put on the clothes	Eu, hau´hooo t´Ahoo.
To drink	Aee´noo.
Drop, a single drop of any liquid	Oo, ata´hai.
To drop, or leak	Eto´tooroo, s. E´tooroo.
Drops, as drops of rain	To´potta.
Drowned	Parre´mo.
A Drum	Pa´hoo.
Dry, not wet	Oo´maro.
A Duck	Mora.
A Dug, teat, or nipple	Eoo.
Dumbness	E´faö.
E
The Ear	Ta´reea.
The inside of the Ear	Ta´tooree.
An Ear-ring	Poe note tareea.
To eat, or chew	E´y, s. Mäa.
An Echinus, or sea egg	Heawy.
Echo	Tooo.
An egg of a bird	Ehooero te Manoo.
A white Egg bird	Pee´ry.
Eight	A´waroo.
The Elbow	Too´ree.
Empty	Ooata´aö, s. Tata´ooa.
An Enemy	Taata´e.
Entire, whole, not broke	Eta, Eta.
Equal	Oohy´tei.
Erect, upright	Etoo.
A Euphorbium tree, with white flowers	Te´tooee.
The Evening	Oohoi´hoi.
Excrement	Too´ty.
To expand, or spread out cloth, &c.	Ho´hora.
The Eye	Matta.
The Eye-brow, and eye-lid	Tooa, matta.
F
The Face	E´moteea.
To hide or hold the Face away, as when ashamed	Faree´wai.
Facetious, merry	Faatta atta.
Fainting, to faint	Möe, mo´my.
To fall down	Topa.
False, not true	Ha´warre.
A Fan, or to fan the face, or cool it	Taha´ree.
To fart, or a fart	Ehoo.
Fat, full of flesh, lusty	Peea.
The Fat of meat	Maee.
A Father	Medooa tanne.
A step-father	Tanne, te höa.
Fatigued, tired	E´heieu, s. Faea.
Fear	Mattou.
A Feather, or quill	Hooroo, hooroo manoo.
Red Feathers	Ora, hooroo te manoo.
Feebleness, weakness	Fara´ra, s. Tooro´ree.
The sense of Feeling	Fa´fa.
To feel	Tear´ro.
A young, clever, dexterous Fellow, or boy	Te´my de pa´aree.
The Female kind of any animal	E´ooha.
The Fern-tree	Ma´mooo.
Fertile land	Fenooa, maa.
Fetch, go fetch it	Atee.
Few in number	Eote.
To fight	E´neotto.
A Fillip, with the fingers	Epatta.
The Fin of a fish	Tirra.
To finish or make an end	Eiote.
A Finger	E´reema.
Fire	Ea´hai.
A flying Fish	Mara´ra.
A green flat Fish	Eeume.
A yellow flat Fish	Oo´morehe.
A flat green and red Fish	Pai´ou.
The cuckold Fish	Etata.
A Fish	Eya.
Fishing wall for hauling the seine at the first point	Epa.
A Fish pot	E´wha.
A long Fishing rod of Bamboo, used to catch bonettoes, &c.	Ma´keera.
A Fissure, or crack	Motoo.
Fist, to open the fist	Ma´hora.
Fist, striking with the fist in dancing	A´moto.
A flie Flapper, or to flap flies	Dahee´ere e´reupa.
Flatness, applied to a nose, or a vessel broad and flat; also a spreading flat-topt tree	Papa.
A red Flesh mark	Eee´da.
To float on the face of the water	Pa´noo.
The Flower, of a plant	Pooa.
Open Flowers	Teearre´oo wa.
Flowers, white odoriferous flowers used as ornaments in the ears	Teearre tarreea.
Flown, it is flown, or gone away	Ma houta.
A Flute	Weewo.
A black Fly-catcher, a bird so called	O´mamäo.
A Fly	Poore´hooa.
To fly, as a bird	E´raire.
Fog, or mist	Ry´poeea.
To fold up a thing, as cloth, &c.	He´fetoo.
A fool, scoundrel, or other epithet of contempt	Ta´ouna.
The Foot, or sole of the foot	Tapooy.
The Forehead	E´ry.
Forgot, or lost in memory	Oo´aro.
Foul, dirty, nasty	Erepo.
A Fowl	Möa.
Four	E´ha.
The Frapping of a flute	Ahëa.
Freckles	Taina.
Fresh, not salt	Eanna, anna.
Friction, rubbing	E´oo ee.
Friend, a method of addressing a stranger	Ehöa.
A particular Friend, or the salutation to him	E´apatte.
To frisk, to wanton, to play	Ehanne.
From there	No, reira, s. No, reida.
From without	No, waho´oo.
From before	No, mooa.
Fruit	´Hoo´ero.
Perfume Fruit, from Tethuroa, a small island	Hooero te manoo.
A yellow Fruit, like a large plumb, with a rough core	A´vee.
Full, satisfied with eating	Pÿa, s. Oo´pÿa, s. Paÿa.
A Furunculus, or a small hard boil	Apoo.
G
A Garland of flowers	A´voutoo, s. Aroutoo Efha, apai.
Generosity, benevolence	Ho´röa.
A Gimblet	Eho´oo.
A Girdle	Ta´tooa.
A Girl, or young woman	Too´neea.
A Girthing manufacture	Tatoo´y.
To give a thing	Höa´too.
A looking-Glass	Heeo´eeota.
A Glutton, or great eater	Taata A´ee, s. Era´pöa nooe.
To go, or move from where you stand; to walk	Harre.
To go, or leave a place	Era´wa.
Go, begone, make haste and do it	Haro.
Go and fetch it	Atee.
Good, it is good, it is very well	My´ty, s. Myty, tye, s. Maytay.
Good-natured	Mama´hou, s. Ma´roo.
A Grandfather	Too´boona.
A Great-grandfather	Tooboona tahe´too.
A Great-great-grandfather	Ouroo.
A Grandson	Mo´boona.
To grasp with the hand	Hara´wai.
Grasping the antagonist’s thigh when dancing	Tomo.
Grass, used on the foots of their houses	Ano´noho.
To grate cocoa-nut kernel	E´annatehea´ree.
Great, large, big	Ara´hai.
Green colour	Poore, poore.
To groan	Eroo, whe.
The groin	Ta´pa.
To grow as a plant, &c.	We´rooa.
To grunt, or strain	Etee, toowhe.
The blind Gut	Ora´booboo.
The Guts of any animal	A´aoo.
H
The Hair of the head	E´roroo, s. E´rohooroo.
Grey Hair	Hinna´heina.
Red Hair, or a red-headed man	E´hoo.
Curled Hair	Peepee.
Woolly or frizzled Hair	Oë´töeto.
To pull the Hair	E´woua.
Hair, tied on the crown of the head	E´poote.
Half of any thing	Fa´eete.
A Hammer	Etee´te.
Hammer it out	Atoo´bianoo.
The Hand	E´reema.
A deformed Hand	Peele´oi.
A motion with the Hand in dancing	O´ne o´ne.
A Harangue, or speech	Oraro.
A Harbour or anchoring-place	Too´tou.
Hardness	E´ta, e´ta.
A Hatchet, axe, or adze	Töe.
He	Nana.
The Head	Oopo.
A shorn Head	E´voua.
The Head-ache, in consequence of Drunkenness	Eana´neea.
The sense of Hearing	Faro.
The Heart of an animal	A´houtoo.
Heat, warmth	Mahanna, hanna.
Heavy, not light	Teima´ha.
The sea Hedge-hog	Totera.
A blue Heron	Otoo.
A white Heron	Tra´pappa.
To hew with an axe	Teraee.
Hibiscus, the smallest species of Hibiscus, with rough seed cases, that adhere to the clothes in walking	Peere, peere.
Hibiscus, a species of Hibiscus, with large yellow flowers	Pooo´rou.
The Hiccup	Etoo´ee, s. Eoo´wha.
Hide, to hide a thing	Eh´oona.
High, or steep	Mato.
A Hill, or mountain	Maoo, s. Maoo´a, s. Moua.
One tree Hill, a hill so called in Matavai Bay	Tal´ha.
To hinder, or prevent	Tapëa.
The Hips	E´tohe.
Hips, the black punctuated part of the hips	Tamo´rou.
To hit a mark	Ele´baou, s. Wa´poota.
Hiss, to hiss, or hold out the finger at one	Tee´he.
Hoarseness	Efäo.
A Hog	Böa.
To hold fast	Mou.
Hold your tongue, be quiet, or silent	Ma´moo.
A Hole, as a gimblet-hole in wood, &c.	E´rooa, s. Poota.
To hollo, or cry aloud to one	Too´o.
To keep at home	Ate´ei te Efarre.
Honesty	Eea´oure.
A fish Hook	Ma´tau.
A fish hook of a particular sort	Weete, weete.
The Horizon	E´paee no t´ Eraee.
Hot, or sultry air, it is very hot	Pohee´a.
A House	E´farre, s. E´wharre.
A House of office	Eha´moote.
A large House	Efarre´pota.
A House on props	A´whatta.
An industrious House-wife	Ma´heine Amau hattoi.
How do you, or how is it with you	Te´hanoöe.
Humorous, droll, merry	Fa, atta, ´atta.
Hunger	Poro´ree, s. Poee´a.
A Hut, or house	E´farre.
I
I, myself, 1st person singular	1Wou 2Mee.
The lower Jaw	E´ta.
Idle, or lazy	Tee´py.
Jealousy in a woman	Ta boone, s. Fateeno, s. Hoo´hy.
Ignorance, stupidity	Weea´ta.
Ill-natured, cross	Oore, e´eeore.
An Image of a human figure	E´tee.
Imps, the young imps	Tëo´he.
Immature, unripe, as unripe fruit	Poo.
Immediately, instantly	To´hyto.
Immense, very large	Röa.
Incest, or incestuous	Ta´wytte.
Indigent, poor, necessitous	Tee, tee.
Indolence, laziness	Tee´py.
Industry, opposed to idleness	Taee´a.
Inhospitable, ungenerous	Pee´peere.
To inform	E´whäe.
A sort of Ink, used to punctuate	E´rahoo.
An inquisitive tattling woman	Maheine Opataieehu.
To interrogate, or ask questions	Faeete.
To invert, or turn upside down	E´hoora, tela´why.
An Islet	Mo´too.
The Itch, an itching of any sort	Myro.
To jump, or leap	Mahouta, s. Araire.
K
Keep it to yourself	Vaihee´o.
The Kernel of a cocoa-nut	Emo´teea.
To kick with the foot	Ta´hee.
The Kidneys	Fooa´hooa.
Killed, dead	Matte.
To kindle, or light up	Emäa.
A King	Eäree,da´hai.
A King-fisher, the bird so called	E´rooro.
To kiss	E´hoee.
Kite, a boy’s play-kite	O´omo.
The Knee	E´tooree.
To kneel	Too´tooree.
A Knot	Ta´pona.
A double Knot	Va´hodoo.
The female Knot formed on the upper part of the garment, and on one side	Teebona.
To know, or understand	Eete.
The Knuckle, or joint of the fingers	Tee,poo.
L
To labour, or work	Ehëa.
A Ladder	Era´a, s. E´ara.
A Lagoon	Ewha´ouna, s. Eä´ouna.
Lame, cripple	Tei´tei.
A Lance, or spear	Täo.
Land, in general a country	Fe´nooa, s. Whe´nooa.
Language, speech, words	Pa´raou.
Language, used when dancing	Timora´dee, te´Timoro´dee.
Large, great, not small	Ara´hai.
Largeness, when applied to a country, &c.	Nooe.
To laugh	Atta.
Laziness	Tee´py.
Lean, the lean of meat	Aëo.
Lean, slender, not fleshy	Too´hai.
To leap	Ma´houta, s. A´rere.
Leave it behind, let it remain	´Vainëo.
To leave	E´wheeoo.
The Leg	A´wy.
Legs, my legs ache, or are tired	A´hooa.
A Liar	Taata,ha´warre.
To lie down, or along, to rest one’s self	Ete´raha, s. Te´poo.
To lift a thing up	Era´wai.
Day Light	Mara´marama.
Light, or fire of the great people	Toutoi,papa.
Light, or fire of the common people	Neeäo,papa.
Light, to light or kindle the fire	A´toonoo t´ Eee´wera.
Light, not heavy	Ma´ma.
Lightning	Oo´waira.
The Lips	Oo´too.
Little, small	Eete.
A Lizard	Mö´o.
Loathsome, nauseous	´E,a´wawa.
A sort of Lobster, frequent in the isles	Tee´onai.
To loll about, or be lazy	Tee´py.
To loll out the tongue	Ewha´toroo t´ Arere.
To look for a thing that is lost	Tapoonee.
A Looking-glass	Heeo´ee´otta.
Loose, not secure	Aoo´weewa.
A Looseness, or purging	Hawa,´hawa.
To love	Ehe´naroo.
A Lover, courtier, wooer	Ehoo´nöa.
A Louse	Oo´too.
Low, not high, as low land, &c.	Hëa,hëa, s. Papoo, s. Eee´öa.
The Lungs	Teetoo,arapoa.
Lusty, fat, full of flesh	Oo´peea.
M
Maggots	E´hoohoo.
A Maid, or young woman	Too´nea.
To make the bed	Ho´hora, te Möe´ya.
The Male of any animal, male kind	E´töa.
A Man	Täata, s. Taane.
An ill-disposed, or insincere Man	Täata,ham´aneeno.
A Man of war bird	Otta´ha.
Many, a great number	Wo´rou, wo´rou, s. manoo, manoo.
A black Mark on the skin	E´eeree.
Married, as a married man	Fanou´nou.
A Mat	E´vanne.
A silky kind of Mat	Möe´a.
A rough sort of Mat, cut in the middle to admit the head	Poo´rou.
A Mast of a ship or boat	Teera.
Mature, ripe; as ripe fruit	Para, s. Pe.
Me, I	Wou, s. Mee.
A Measure	E´a.
To measure a thing	Fa´eete.
To meet one	Ewharidde.
To melt, or dissolve a thing, as grease, &c.	Too´tooe.
The Middle, or midst of a thing	Teropoo.
Midnight	O´toora,hei´po.
To mince, or cut small	E´poota.
Mine, it is mine, or belongs to me	No´oo.
To miss, not to hit a thing	Oo´happa.
Mist, or fog	Ry´poeea.
To mix things together	A´pooe,pooe.
To mock, or scoff at one	Etoo´hee.
Modesty	Mamma´,haoo.
Moist, wet	Wara´ree.
A Mole upon the skin	Atoo´nöa.
A lunar Month,	Mara´ma.
A Monument, to the dead	Whatta´rau.
The Moon	Mara´ma.
The Morning	Oo´poee´poee.
To-morrow	Bo´bo, s. A, Bo´bo.
The day after to-morrow	A´bo´bo doora.
The second day after to-morrow	Poee, poee, addoo.
A Moth	E,pepe.
A Mother	Ma´dooa, wa´, heine.
A motherly, or elderly woman	Pa´tëa.
Motion, opposed to rest	Oo´ata.
A Mountain, or hill	Maooa, s. Moua.
Mountains of the highest order	Moua tei´tei.
---- ---- ---- second order	Moua ´haha.
---- ---- ---- third or lowest order	Pere´raou.
Mourning	Eeva.
Mourning leaves, viz. Those of the cocoa-tree used for that purpose	Ta´paoo.
The Mouth	Eva´ha.
To open the Mouth	Ha´mamma.
A Multitude, or vast number	Wo´rou, wo´rou.
Murdered, killed	Matte, s. Matte röa.
A Murderer	Taata töa.
A Muscle-shell	Nou,ou.
Music of any kind	Heeva.
A Musket, pistol or fire-arm of any kind	Poo,poo, s. Poo.
Mute, silent	Fatebooa.
To mutter, or stammer	E´whaoa.
N
The Nail of the fingers	Aee´oo.
A Nail of iron	Eure.
Naked, i. e. with the clothes off, undressed	Ta´turra.
The Name of a thing	Eee´oa.
Narrow, strait, not wide	Peere,peere.
Nasty, dirty, not clean	E,repo.
A Native	Taata´tooboo.
The Neck	A´ee.
Needles	Nareeda.
A fishing Net	Oo´paia.
New, young, sound	Hou.
Nigh	Poto, s. Whatta´ta.
Night	Po, s. E´aoo.
To-Night, or to-day at night	A´oone te´ Po.
Black Night-shade	Oporo.
Nine	A´eeva.
The Nipple of the breast	E´oo.
A Nit	Eriha.
No, a negation	1Ay´ma, 2Yaiha, 3A´oure, 4Aee, 5Yehaeea.
To nod	A´touou.
Noisy, chattering, impertinent	E´moo.
Noon	Wawa´tea.
The Nostrils	Popo´hëo.
Numeration, or counting of numbers	Ta´tou.
A cocoa Nut	Aree.
A large compressed Nut, that tastes like chesnuts when roasted	Eeehee.
O
Obesity, corpulence	Oo´peea.
The Ocean	Ty, s. Meede.
Odoriferous, sweet smelled	No´nöa.
Perfumed Oil they put on the hair	Mo´nöe.
An Ointment plaister, or any thing that heals or relates to medicine	E´ra´paoo.
Old	Ora´wheva.
One	A´tahai.
Open, clear, spacious	Ea´tëa.
Open, not shut	Fe´rei.
To open	Te´had´doo.
Opposite to, or over against	Watoo´wheitte.
Order, in good order, regular, without confusion	Wara´wara.
Ornament, any ornament for the ear	Tooee ta´reea.
Burial Ornaments, viz. nine noits stuck in the ground	Ma´ray Wharre.
An Orphan	Oo´hoppe, poo´aia.
Out, not in, not within	Teiwe´ho.
The Outside of a thing	Ooa´pee.
An Oven in the ground	Eoomoo.
Over, besides more than the quantity	Te´harra.
To overcome, or conquer	E´ma´ooma.
To overturn, or overset	Eha´paoo.
An Owner	E´whattoo.
A large species of Oyster	I´teea.
The large rough Oyster, or Spondylus	Paho´öa.
P
The Paddle of a canoe, or to paddle	E´höe.
To paddle a canoe’s head to the right	Wha´tëa.
To paddle a canoe’s head to the left	Wemma.
Pain, or soreness, the sense of pain	Ma´my.
A Pair, or two of any thing together	Ano´ho.
The Palate	E´ta´nea.
The Palm of the hand	Apoo´reema.
To pant, or breathe quickly	Oo´pou´pou, tëa´ho.
Pap, or child’s food	Mamma.
A Parent	Me´dooa.
A small blue Parroquet	E´veenee.
A green Parroquet, with a red forehead	E´a´a.
The Part below the tongue	Eta´raro.
A Partition, division of screen	Paroo´roo.
A Pass, or strait	E,aree´ëa.
A fermented Paste of bread, fruit, &c.	Ma´hee.
A Path, or road	Eä´ra.
The Pavement before a house or hut	Pÿe,pye.
A Pearl	Pöe.
The Peduncle, and stalk of a plant	A´mäa, s. E´atta.
To peel, or take the skin off a cocoa-nut, &c.	A´tee, s. E´atee.
Peeled, it is peeled	Me´atee.
A Peg to hang a bag on	Te´aoo.
A Pepper-plant, from the root of which they prepare an inebriating liquor	Awa.
Perhaps, it may be so	E´pa´ha.
Persons of distinction	Patoo´nehe.
A Petticoat of plantane leaves	Arou´maieea.
Petty, small, trifling, opposed to Nooe	Ree.
A Physician, or a person who attends the sick	Taata no E´rapaoo.
Pick, to pick or choose	Ehee te mai my ty.
A large wood Pigeon	Eroope.
A small green and white Pigeon	Oo´oopa.
A small black and white Pigeon, with purple wings	Oooowy´deroo.
A Pimple	Hooa´houa.
To pinch with the fingers	Ooma.
A Plain, or flat	E´peeho.
Plane, smooth	Pa´eea.
A Plant of any kind	O´mo.
A small Plant	Era´bo.
The fruit of the Plantane-tree	Maiee´a, s. Maya.
Horse Plantanes	Fai´ee.
Pleased, good-humoured, not cross or surly	Maroo.
Pluck it up	Areete.
To pluck hairs from the beard	Hoohootee.
To plunge a thing in the water	E,oo´whee.
The Point of any thing	Oë,öo, or Oi,oi.
Poison, bitter	Awa,awa.
A Poll	Oora´hoo.
Poor, indigent, not rich	Tee´tee.
A bottle-nosed Porpoise	E´oua.
Sweet Potatoes	Oo´marra.
To pour out any liquid substance	Ma´nee.
Pregnant, with young	Waha´poo.
To press, or squeeze the legs gently with the hand, when tired or pained	Roro´mee.
Prick, to prick up the ears	Eoma te ta´reea.
A Priest	Ta´houa.
Prone, or face downwards	Tee´opa.
A sort of Pudding, made of fruits, oil, &c.	Po´po´ee.
Pumpkins	A´hooa.
To puke, or vomit	E´awa, s. e´roo´y.
Pure, clear	E´oo´ee.
A Purging, or looseness	Hawa,hawa.
To pursue, and catch a person who has done some mischief	Eroo,Eroo, s. Eha´roo.
To push a thing with the hand	Too´raee.
Put it up, or away	Orno.
Q
Quickness, briskness	E´tirre.
To walk quickly	Harre´neina.
Quietness, silence, a silent or seemingly thoughtful person	Falle´booa.
A Quiver for holding arrows	´Peeha.
R
A small black Rail, with red eyes	Mai´ho.
A small black Rail, spotted and burred with white	Pooa´nee.
Rain	E´ooa.
A Rainbow	E´nooa.
Raft, a raft of bamboo	Maito´e.
Rank, strong, urinous	Ewäo wao.
A Rasp, or file	Ooee.
A Rat	´Yoree, s. Eyore.
Raw meat, flesh that is not dressed or cooked	E´otta.
Raw fruit, as plantanes, &c. that are not baked	Paroure.
To recline, or lean upon a thing	E´py.
Red colour	Oora,oora, s. Matde.
To reef a sail	E´po´uie te rya.
A Refusal	Ehoo´noöa.
The Remainder of any thing	T,´Ewahei.
To rend, burst, or split	Moo´moomoo.
Rent, cracked, or torn	E´wha.
To reside, live, or dwell	E´noho.
Respiration, breathing	Tooe, tooe.
A Rib	A´wäo.
Rich, not poor, having plenty of goods, &c.	Epo´too.
A Ring	´Maino.
The Ringworm, a disease so called	E´nooa.
Ripe, as ripe fruit, &c.	Para, s. Pai, s. Ooo pai.
Rise, to rise up	A´too.
To rive, or split	Ewhaoo´whaoo.
A Road, or path	Eä´ra.
Roasted, or broiled	Ooa´waira.
A Robber, or thief	Eee´a (taata.
A Rock	Paoo.
A reef of Rocks	E´aou.
Rolling, the rolling of ship	Too´roore.
A Root	Apoe, s. E´a.
A Rope of any kind	Taura.
Rotten, as rotten fruit, &c.	Roope.
Rough, not smooth	Ta´rra, tarra.
To row with oars	E´oome, s. E´höe.
To rub a thing, as in washing the hands and face	Ho´roee.
The Rudder of a boat, or steering paddle of a canoe	Höe, fa´herre.
Running backwards and forwards, endeavouring to escape	Oo´atapone.
S
The Sail of a ship or boat	Eee´aia.
To sail, or to be under sail	E´whano.
Salt, or salt-water	Ty´ty, s. Meede.
Sand, dust	E´one.
Saturn	Whati´hëa.
Saunders´s island	Tabooa, Manoo.
A Saw	Eee´oo.
A Scab	E´tona.
A fish’s Scale, or scales	Pöa.
A pair of Scissars	O´toobo, s. O´toboo.
A Scoop to empty water from a canoe	E´tata.
To scrape a thing	Oo´aoo.
To scratch with the fingers	Era´raoo.
Scratched, a scratched, metal, &c.	Pahoore´hoore.
The Sea-cat, a fish so called	Poohe.
The Sea	Taee, s. Meede.
A Sea-egg	He´awy.
A Seam between two planks	Fatoo´whaira.
To search for a thing that is lost	Oö, s. Päe´mee.
A Seat	Papa.
Secret, a secret whispering or slandering another	Ohe´moo.
The Seed of a plant	Hooa´tootoo, s. Ehooero.
The sense of Seeing	E´hee´o.
To send	Eho´pöe.
A Sepulchre, or burying-place	Ma´ray.
A Servant	Towtow.
Seven	A´Heetoo.
To sew, or string	E´tooe.
Seyne, to haul a seyne	Etoroo te paia.
Shady	Maroo,maroo.
To shake, or agitate a thing	Eooa´wai.
A Shark	Mäo.
Sharp, not blunt	Oö´ëe.
To shave, or take off the beard	Eva´roo, s. Whanne, whanne.
A small Shell	Ote´o.
A tyger Shell	Pore´hoo.
Shew it me	Enara.
A Ship	Pahee.
Ship-wreck	Ara´wha.
A white Shirt	Paroo´y.
To shiver with cold	A´tete.
Mud Shoes, or fishing shoes	Tama.
The Shore	Euta.
Short	Po´potoo.
Shut, not open	Opa´nee, s. Poo´peepe.
Sickness	Matte my Mamy.
The left Side	A´roode.
The Side	E´reea´wo.
The right Side	Atou,a´taou.
Sighing	Fa´ëa.
Silence	Fatte´booa.
Similar, or alike	Oowhyä´da.
To sink	A´tomo.
A Sister	Too´heine.
To sit down	A´noho.
To sit cross-legged	Tee´py.
Six	A´Honoo.
A Skate-fish	E´whaee.
The Skin	Ee´ree.
The Sky	E´raee.
To sleep	Möe.
The long Sleep, or death	Möe röa.
To sleep, when sitting	Too´roore,möe.
A Sling	E´ma.
Slow	Marra,marröa, s. Fata.
Small, little	Eete.
The sense of Smelling	Fata´too, s. Ootoo,too.
Smell it	Hoina.
To smell	Ahe´oi.
Smoke	E´oora.
Smooth	Pa´ya.
Smutting the face with charcoal for funeral ceremonies	Bap´para.
A sea Snake, that has alternate rings of a white and black colour	Poohee´aroo.
To snatch a thing hastily	E´hairoo.
Sneezing	Machee´ai.
Snipe, a bird resembling a snipe, of a black and brown colour	Tee´tee.
Snot	´Hoope.
Soberness, sobriety, sober, not given to drunkenness	Teireida.
To soften	Eparoo´paroo.
Softness, that is not hard	Maroo.
The Sole of the foot	Tapoo´y.
A Son	My´de.
A Son-in-law	Hoo´nöa.
A Song	Heeva.
A Sore, or ulcer	O´pai.
Soreness, or pain	Ma´may.
Sound, any sound that strikes the ear	Pa´eena.
A Span	Ewhäe´ono.
To speak	Paraou.
Speak; he speaks not from the heart, his words are only on his lips	Neeate ootoo te parou no nona.
A Spear, or lance	Täo.
To spill	Emare.
To spit	Too´tooa.
To spread, or to expand a thing, as cloth &c.	Hoho´ra.
To squeeze or press hard	Ne-neee.
To squeeze or press gently with the hand	Roro´mee.
Squint-eyed.	Matta´areva.
A fighting Stage in a boat	E´tootee.
To stamp with the feet, to trample on a thing	Tata´hy.
Stand up	Atëarenona.
A Star	E´faitoo, s. Hwettoo.
A Star-fish	Eve´ree.
To startle, as when one dreams	Wa´hee,te´dirre.
Stay, or wait a little	A´reea, s. Aree´ana.
To steal	´Woreedo.
Steep, as steep rocks or cliffs	Mato.
A walking Stick	Tame.
Stinking, ill smelled, as stinking water, &c.	Na´mooa, s. Nee´ neeo.
Stink, to stink or smell ill	Fou, fou.
To stink, as excrement	Peero, peero.
The Stomach	´Paraee´ä.
A Stone	Owhay.
A polished Stone, used to beat victuals into a paste	Painoo.
Stones, upright stones, which stand on the paved area before huts	Too´toore.
A small Stool to lay the head on when asleep	Papa, s. Papa,rooä.
Stool, to go to stool	Teetee´o.
To stop	A´too.
The Stopper of a quiver	Ponau.
A Storm of wind, rain, thunder, &c.	Tarooa.
Strait, narrow, not wide	Peere,peere.
Striking, hollow striking in dancing	Apee.
The String of a quiver	E´aha.
Strong, as a strong man	O´omara.
Stuck	A´boola.
Stupidity, ignorance	Weea´la.
To suck as a child	Ote,ote.
Sugar cane	E´To, s. Töo.
Suicide	Euha´aou.
Sultry, or hot air	Pohee´a.
The Sun	Mahanna, s. Era.
The meridian Sun	Tei´neea te Mahanna.
Supine, lying	Fateeraha.
Surf of the sea	Horo´wai.
An interjection of Surprise, or admiration	Allaheuee´ai.
To surround	A´boone.
To swallow,	Horo´mee.
The Sweat of the body, or to sweat,	E´hou, s. Ehou hou.
A sweet taste	Mona.
Swell of the sea	E´roo.
T
A Tail	Ero.
A Tail of a bird	E´hoppe.
To take a friend by the hand	Etoo´yaoo.
To take off, or unloose	Eve´vette.
To take care of the victuals	Ewhaapoo te maa.
To talk, or converse	Paraou.
The sense of Tasting	Tama´ta.
A Tetotum, or whirligig	E´piöra.
To tear a thing	Ha´hy, s. Whatte.
A Teat, or dug	E´oo.
The Teeth	E´neeheeo.
Ten	A´hooroo.
To tend, or feed hogs	Ewhaee te Böa.
Tenants	Afeu´hau.
A black Tern, with a whitish head	Oee´o.
There	Te´raee.
They, them, or theirs	To´taooa.
Thickness, applied to solid bodies	M-oo´meoo.
Thick, as thick cloth, &c.	Tooe,too´e.
Thick, muddy	Eworer´oo, s. E´worepo.
Thine, it is yours, or belongs to you	No öe.
Thirst	W´ahee´y.
Thoughts	Paraou, no te o´poo.
An appearance of thoughtfulness	Fate´booa.
Three	Toroo.
The Throat	Ara´poa.
To throw, or heave a thing	Taora.
To throw a thing away	Harre´wai.
To throw a ball	Ama´hooa.
To throw a lance	Evara´towha.
Throw, shall I throw it	Taure´a´a.
Throwing in dancing	Hoe´aire.
The Thumb	E´reema,erahai.
Thunder	Pa´teere.
Tickle, to tickle a person	My´neena.
A Tide, or current	A´ow.
To tie a knot	Ty.
Time, a space of time, from 6 to 10 at night	O´tooe,tee´po.
Time, a little time, a small space	Popo´eunoo.
Time, a long time, a great while	Ta´moo.
A Title belonging to a woman of rank	E´tapay´roo.
A Toe of the foot	Ma´neeo.
A Tom	Too,pap´pou.
The Tongue	E´rero.
A Tortoise	E´honoo.
Touching	Fa´fa.
Tough, as tough meat, &c.	Ahoo´oue.
A Town	E´farre pootoo pootoo.
To trample with the foot	Tata´he, s. Ta´ta´hy.
A Tree	E´räo.
A Tree, from which they make clubs, spears, &c.	Töa (Eräo.
To tremble, or shudder with cold	Oo´atitte, s. Eta.
Trembling, shaking	Aou´dou.
To trip up one in wrestling	Me´häe.
A Tropic-bird	Manoo´röa.
Truth	Evaee´röa, s. Paraou, mou.
To tumble	Pouta´heite.
A Turban	E´täe.
To turn, or turned	Ooä´höe.
To turn about, as in walking backwards and forwards	Hoodeepeepe.
Twins, twin children	Ma´hëa.
To twist a rope	Tawee´ree.
Two	E´Rooä.
U
An Ulcer, or sore	O´pai.
Under, below, low down	Oraro.
Under sail	Pou´pouee.
To understand	Ee´te.
To undress, or take off the clothes	Ta´turra.
An unmarried person	Aree´oi.
Unripe, as unripe fruit, &c.	Poo.
V
Luminous Vapour	Epao.
Vassal, or subject	Manna´houna.
Vast	Ara,hai, s. Mai,ara´hai.
The Veins that run under the skin	E´woua.
Venus	Tou´rooa.
Vessel, any hollow vessel, as cups of nuts, &c.	Ai´boo.
Vessel, a hollow vessel in which they prepare an inebriating liquor	Oo´mutte.
To vomit	Eroo´y.
W
Wad, tow, fibres like hemp	Tamou.
Wait, stay a little	Areeana.
Wake, awake	Arra arra, s. Era.
To walk out	Avou´oia.
To walk backwards and forwards	Hooa´peepe.
A Warrior, soldier, or rather a man-killer	Taatatöa.
Warmth, heat	Mahanna,hanna.
A Wart	Toria.
To wash, as to wash cloth in water	Mare.
To watch	E´teäe.
Water	A´vy.
Water-cresses	Patöa.
We, both of us	Taooa, s. Aroo´rooa.
A Wedge	Era´hei.
To weep, or cry	Ha nöa,a,taee.
Well recovered, or well escaped	Woura, s. woo,ara
Well, it is well, charming, fine	Pooro´too.
What, what’s that	E´hara, E´ha´rya, s. Ye´haeea, expressed inquisitively.
What do you call that, what is the name of it	Owy te aee´oa.
When, at what time	W´hëëa.
Where is it	Te´hëa.
Whet, to whet or sharp a thing	E´voee.
To whistle	Ma´poo.
Whistling, a method of whistling to call the people to meals	Epou,maa.
To whisper secretly, as in backbiting, &c.	Ohe´moo.
Who is that, what is he called	Owy,tanna, s. Owy,nana.
Whole, the whole, not a part of a thing	E´ta,e´tea, s. A´maoo.
Wide, not strait or narrow	Whatta,whatta.
A Widow	Watooneea.
Wife, my wife	Ma´heine.
The Wind	Mattay.
The south-east Wind	Mattaee.
A Window	Ma´laee ou´panee.
The Wing of a bird	Ere´ou.
To wink	E´amou,amoo.
To wipe a thing clean	Ho´roee.
Whish, a whish to one who sneezes	Eva´roua t Eatooa.
Within side	Tee´ro to.
A Woman	Wa´heine.
A married Woman	Wa´heine mou.
Woman, she is a married woman, she has got another husband	Terra,tanne.
Won’t, I won’t do it	´Aeeoo, expressed angrily.
Wood of any kind	E´raö.
A Wound	Oö´tee.
A Wrestler	Mouna.
Wrinkled in the face	Meeo,meeo.
The Wrist	Mo´möa.
A Wry-neck	Na´na.
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To yawn	Ha´mamma.
Yellow colour	He´appa.
Yes	Ay, s. ai.
Yesterday	Ninna´hay.
Yesternight	Ere´po.
York island	Ei´mëo.
You	Oë.
Young, as a young animal of any kind	Pee´naia.