in a high and ihrill tone. They often faid Tut, tut, many times together, but
we knew not what they meant by it, unlefs it was intended to exprefs aftoniih-
ment. At the end of this Tut, they fometimes added Urr, and often whittled
when they were furprifed.
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A V o c a b u l a r y of the Language o f the People o f N e w H o l l a ì
Bamma,
Mootjel,
Dunjo,
Tumurre, orjumurre,
Baityebai,
T ulkoore,
Garmbe,
Wageegee,
Eiyamòac,
Morye* or moree>
Walloo,
Peete,
Meiil,
Garbar»
Poetya,
Melea,
Bonjoo,
Yembe,
Mulère, or mole,
Unjar..
Jacal, ortacal,
Waller, jeamball, or teamball,
Dcomboo,
Aman.
A woman.
A father.
Afon.
Bones.
Hair.
\The bead.
The crown of the head.
The hair o f the head.
The temples.
The forehead.
The eyes.
The eye-brows.
The eye-lids.
The ears.
The noje.
The lips.
The teeth.
The tongue.
The chin. _
The beard.
The neck.
Morcpl,
Morcol, The throat.
Coyor, The breajl.
Coyoor, The nipples.
Melmal, The pit o f the Jlomach.
Gippa, The belly.
Toolpoor, The navel.
Mocoo, The back.
Eèimbar, The fides or ribs. (
Aco, or aqol, The arms.
Camor, or gainorga, The drm-pits.
Mangal, The hands.
Eboorbalga, The thumb.
Egalbaiga, Thè three fingers next the thumb.
Nakil, or eboornakil, The little finger.
Coenjoo, ■ The hips.
Booca, The anus.
Coman, The thighs.,
Atta, The ham.
Pongo, The knees.
Peegoorga, - The legs.
Chongarn, The ancle. ‘
Ed amai, The feet.
Kniororor, The heel.
Chumal, The foie o f the foot.
Jambooingar, or tambooingar, The toes.
Koike, The nails.
Pandal, A fore.
Mòro, The fears on their bodies.
Tennapuke, or jennapuke. The hole iji their nofirils made fo r the bone
ornament.
Cotta, A dog.
Kangooroo, The leaping quadruped.
Taquol, orjaquoi, An animal of the viverra kind.
Waowa,