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A V o c a b u l a r y o f the L a n g u a g e o f N EW Z E A L A N D .
Papa, Father,
Hetan.àéh, A boy, or fon.
He aowpohd, The bead.
He ai, The brow.
He matta, I he eyes.
He toogge matta* The eye-brows,
He gammo, The eye-lids.
He eih, The nofe.
He peeapeea, The noflrils•
He papaeh, The cheeks.
He gaôwai, The mouth.
He neeho, The teeth.
He gooteb, The lips.
Haiàeeô, The tongue.
Egoorree^ A dog.
Teyka, Fijh.
Hewhài, A fkate.
Eraperape» The fijh called Chimcera.
Hepaooa, Ear-Jhells.
Hekohooà, Small ear-Jhells.
Heràiyannc^ The fmall biting fly.
Heaow, A leaf.
Hèànoohe, Fern root.
Tracaow, Wood.
Po whattoo, A flone.
Whakabeete, The large peaked hill.
Hewai, Water•
Hèàwhàî,
Heawhai, A boufe.
Pateea, A hedge or fence.
Ewhad, A nail.
Tochee, A hatchet, or adze,
Eei, Victuals,
Eaowte, Indian cloth.
Hecacahoo, A garment,
Opoonamoo, A green ear-ring,
Potai, The feather ornament on their head,
Heebeekee, A bunch of fcarlet feathers •which they Jlick
in their hair,
Emaho, Tataow.
Kaowaowaow, A fmallflute,
Hewaca, A canoe.
Hewhaiwhai, A bile,
Hoggee, To paddle,
Patoopatoo, To throwflones, to threatenv
Oweerree, To roll up,
Orero, To fpeak, or a fpeecb,
Apoorotoo, Good, _
Ekeeno, Bad.
Matto, Steep,
Mai what too, Stronger, or very flrong,
Keeanooe, Too fmall, ■
Keeamaow, Larger,
A, a, Yes.
Kaowra, No.
Na, na, What fay you ?
Eeha, teneega ? What's that? or what call you that?
Eta eta, Look you * here, here.
Ma dooge dooge, Let me fee it, or let me look.
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