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Moot. E n g liih . Atooi. E n g liih .
T ooharre, Tofpit. A i ,
A te e ra ,
Tes.
Done % at an end.
M a to u , 1, firft perfon fingular.
H e v a ite , To unfold. •
M y , ty Qood. No ona, Above.
Otaeaio,, *?
T e ru ro to a , 3 Names of two chiefs. T apaia, To abides to keep or
refirain from going.
O om e , A great number. P o o re , A prayer.
P o e , Taro pudding. ■ T ah oun a, A prieft.
O o h e , Tams, A tee, To fetch, or bring.
Booa, A hog. M e em e , To make water.
E eneeo o, Cocoa puts. E haia, Where.
O n o ,' To underfiand. P o o ta , A hole. •
E e te e , To underfiand, or know. M a o , That way.
O ta e , A man's name. Mareira, This place.
Maonna, Full', fatisfied with eatE
e o , There.
ing. E v a a , A canoe.
Ow y to o eh a in o a , What is your name ? T ou ro on o a , A man's name.
T an a ta , A man. : M y ty , Let me look.
T a n g a ta , Ditto. A ie e b o o , A veffel of gourd Jhell.
P ah o o , A drum. A h ew a ite , Mullus cretaceus.
E h o o r a , A kind of dance. O p oore , Sparus parvus punfta-
M a r o , A narrow firipe of cloth they wear. tus. T a e e , The fea.
H o e my ; harremy To come. E v y , Frefh water.
E ro em y , Fetch it here. A iv a , A harbour.
T a o o a , We? firft perfon plural,
E erotto , Within, into.
T o u r a , A rope. O w y te eree, What is the chief's.
O o ro o , Bread fruit. name ?
E te e , Dracana. T on e on eo , A chief's name.
A p p e , Virginian Arum. M o to o , To tear, or break.
M a tte , Dead. T o e , A-fione adze.
A o o n a i, In a Jhort time preVah
e eo , Let it lie, or remain.
sently. Haieehe, A barbed dart.
Paha, Perhaps. H oo ro o manoo, Birds feathers.
M p to o ,
Atooi.
a p p e ; n
E n g liih .
M o to o , An ifiand.
Ham o ea , A ceremony of clapping
W o r e ro ,
the hands to the head,
and pr ofirating them-
felves to the chief.
Lofi\ fiole.
A e en o o , To drink.
T e h a ia , orooa, Where are you ?
O u , 1, fi rft perfon fi ngular.
E u n a i, Here; at this place.
Poro re e , Hunger; hungry.
H e re em a , A fpecies of Sida.
M e e re , meere, To look at, o r behold.
M o a , Ajdwl.
M ar io o , A bird.
D ir ro , Below.
M o d o o a , tanne, , Father.
M o d o o a , waheine, Mother.
N a iw e , nawie, Pleafant j agreeable.
H a i , ra a , The fun.
H airan e e , The Jky.
A b o b o , To morrow.
H e ah o , A fmall rope.
Tereira^ There; that way.
P ym y , Throw it here.
Ew o u o u tte , Morus Papyrif.
M o e , To fieep.
N o o e , Large.
P oowh a, To yawn.
A h a ia , When; at what time.
W eh a i, To uncover and undo a
T ooto,
thing.
A fmall fir aw rope.
E ah a , nai, What is this ?
Mae ea, Plantains,
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Atooi. E n g fiih .
Pa rra, Ripe y as, ripe fruit,.
T o e , toe, Cold.
Matanee, The wind. -
E coo, Torife up.
H aire too, To go there.
Ho a to o , To give.
E eap o , Night.
Eahoiahoi,' Evening.
Oora , Red feathers.
T e e h e , A prefent of cloth.
H e ra irem y , . A place on which fruit
is laid as an offering
to God.
Henananoo* A fquare pile of wicker
work, or religious
obelijk.,
He re e e re , A burying.ground.
Eteepappa,. The inftde of a burying-
ground.
H a r re , A houfe.
H a r re pahoo A drum-houfe in a bu-
rying-ground.
Heneene, A wall, the wall of a
burytng-ground.
H eh o , A fione fet up in a burying
ground confer
crated to the Deity .
EatoOa, A god.
T a n g a ro a , The name of the god of
the place we were at.
N o n e , Morinda citrifolia.
Hereane e, Small twig things in a
burying-ground.
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