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E reemo,'
Ewawaow, or erao,
Eramaiya,
Meiya,
Meiya epe,
Eaow,
Epeea,
Ehooai,
Eboo,
Po-ooroo,
Hoora-ooiro,
Ooroo,
Ooroo epe,
Bidibidio,
Etoomoo,
■Hanooa,
Whanooa,
Ewha,
Maowa,
T e Maowa, tei tei,
©rowhaina,
Hiahia,
E rapao,
E arahow,
Owhai,
Owhai mambe,
Owhai maowree,
Tatteiaowra,
Wahaa, or eahei,
Eahpi,
Avy, -
Earroe,
Y A G E
Sea-weed,
A leaf.
A plantain-leaf,
Plantains.
Ripe plantains.
A tender green Jlalk.
A woody Jlalk.
A calabajh»
A cocoa-nut Jhell.
The bark o f the breadfruit tree.
Fruit.
Breadfruit.
Breadfruit kept till it is half rott,en3 which
is, neverthelefs, fweet when roaflpd.
.Small red Indian feafe.
Wood.
A fort of wood like crab-free wjtyd»
Land.
An opening in the land.
Mountains and hills.
Steep or perpendicular bills.'
A high p£aked hill in Otaheitpd
Level or flat country.
Mud.
AJhes.
A Jlone.
A Joft or fplintery flone.
A hard or flinty flone.
A tranjparent cryflah
Fire.
Light. '
Water\
2 he fwell o f thefea, and the fa ff.
©rbtnatooa,
T O T H
O'rbmatooa,
Hiamborre*.
Matai,
Eata,.
Eohoo,
Anooa nooa,,
Man aha,
Toobatoora,*
Marama,
Efedeea,
Taowruah,
Nataihieah,
Eparai,.
T ’ Oheeitee-otera,,
T ’Otera,.
©apitoaraow,.
Taheaweira,,
A fale,
E taowteea,.
E ahaow,
E toorroo tooroo,..
Kipoo a meemhee,
Ebupau,
Tot a, .alfo Eeno,,
Mayo,
Ithee dee,.,
Eiei,.
Mahai,.
©orexlehaiyaj,
©ore
©ore.eeteea,
T ootahau’s houfe' is- one h
foppprtcd by tw enty ppfts,. each.
E -S. § 1/ T H S E A S ,
The air, or breath.
Light puffs of air.
Wind.
The clouds*.
Smoke.
The rainbow
The fun.
TheJettingfum
The moon,
A fla r,
The planet Venus,
The planet Saturn.\
The horizon,
. The eafl,
The wefl.
The north,
. The fouth,
A houfe * ,
The rafters ofahoufli.
The beams,
The pofls.'.
A chamber-pot,
Aflool,
Alooking-glafs,
A fmallrail,
A wooden image
A mallet fo r clothe '
An oven fo r baking bread,
A large naih.
A middling- fized naih.
A fmall nail,
and,, tw enty yards long,, and twenty yards broad s
n feet high«-
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