Atooi.  English. 
Eeapo, Night. 
Eahoiahoi, Evening. 
Oora, Red feathers. 
Teehe, A present of cloth. 
Herairemy, A place on which fruit is laid as
an offering to God. 
Henananoo, A square pile of wicker-work,
or religious obelisk. 
Hereeere, A burying-ground. 
Eteepappa, The inside of a burying-ground. 
Harre, A house. 
Harre pahoo, A drum-house in a burying-ground. 
Heneene, A wall, the wall of a burying-ground. 
Heho, A stone set up in a burying-ground,
consecrated to the
Deity. 
Eatooa, A god. 
Tangaroa, The name of the god of the place
we were at. 
None, Morinda citrifolia. 
Hereanee, Small twig things in a burying-ground. 
Hemanaa, A house, or hut, where they
bury their dead. 
Herooanoo, Wooden images in a burying-house. 
Tooraipe, A kind of head-dress, or helmet
on an image. 
Eahoi, Hire. 
Pohootoo noa, A cream-coloured whet-stone. 
Poota paire, A district, at the western part of
the isle. 
Eonnotaine, A short cloak of black and white
feathers. 
Ottahoinoo, One article, or thing. 
Epappa, A board used to swim upon. 
Oneete, A kind of cloth. 
Heorro taire, A small scarlet bird, or merops
scarlatina. 
Taa, An interjection of admiration.

Atooi.  English. 
Epoo, A bracelet of a single shell. 
Eou, To swim. 
Tearre, Gardenia, or Cape Jasmine. 
Heoudoo, A refusal; I will not do it, or

                                                    take that for this.

Eeorre, A rat. 
Ehooo, A gimblet, or any instrument to
bore with. 
Epaoo, or ooapa, There is no more; it is done, or
finished. 
Matou, A particular sort of fish-hook. 
Erahoi, dehoi, Thin; as, thin cloth, board, &c. 
Pattahaee, or he roui,_A sort of musical instrument_ or
rattle, ornamented with red
feathers. 
Eappanai, A plume of feathers they wear. 
Etooo, The Cordia sebestina. 
Whatte, To break. 
Oeea, Yes; it is so.