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Vocabulary (continued) E reemo, Sea-weed. Ewawaow, or erao, A leaf. Eramaiya, A plantain-leaf. Meiya, Plantains. Meiya èpé, Ripe plantains. Eaow, A tender green stalk. Epeea, A woody stalk. Ehooai, A calabash. Eboo, A cocoa-nut shell. Po-ooroo, The bark of the bread-fruit tree. Hoora-ooiro, Fruit. Ooroo, Bread-fruit. Ooroo epé, Bread-fruit kept till it is half rotten, which is, nevertheless, sweet when roasted. Bidibidio, Small red Indian pease. Etoomoo, Wood. Hanooa, A sort of wood like crab-free wood. Whanooa, Land. Ewha, An opening in the land. Maowa, Mountains and hills. Te Maowa, tei tei, Steep or perpendicular hills. Orowhaina, A high peaked hill in Otaheite. Hiahia, Level or flat country. E ràpao, Mud. E àrahow, Ashes. Owhai, A stone. Owhai mamòe, A soft or splintery stone. Owhai maowree, A hard or flinty stone. Tatteiaowra, A transparent crystal. Wahaa, or eahei, Fire. Eahei, Light. Avy, Water. Eàrroe, The swell of the sea, and the surf. Voyaging Accounts © Derived from the London 1773 edition printed for Stanfield Parkinson, page 54, 2004 Published by kind permission of the Library To cite this page use: https://paulturnbull.org/project/southseas/journals/-parkinson-082.html

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