367 :  Anklet :  dana-kuk’uro (443, 438, 349) :  -. 368 :  Any painting on the body :  menara :  -. 369 :  Camp, camping-place :  mudu :  -. 370 :  Hut :  laga (44) :  eikuwa. 371 :  Windbreak of bushes, etc. :  maak :  baalkulka. 372 :  Basket :  li, le :  akomi. 373 :  Basket, water :  lulko (252) :  rolko. 374 :  Sticks for producing fire :  salgai :  -. 375 :  Oven :  ammai :  yarte. 376 :  Needle (of bone) :  saka :  -. 377 :  Thread :  ketal :  -. 378 :  Tobacco-pipe :  suguba-marapi (323, 245) :  marapi (245). 379 :  Fishing line :  ariga :  -. 380 :  Fish-hook :  tudi, todi (152) :  neang-gunya. 381 :  Stick for digging :  pottur :  -. 382 :  Spear (general) :  kalaka :  alka (68). 383 :  Spear, plain (for fishing) :  rada :  ainti. 384 :  Spear, large, barbed :  tuna :  tona. 385 :  Spear, 3 or 4-headed :  taku :  tako. 386 :  Throwing-stick :  kobai :  ekara. 387 :  Shell handle :  — :  atara. 388 :  Peg at top :  kobai piti (386, 446) :  ekar’ eye (386, 446). 389 :  Dugong peg :  kuyur :  -. 390 :  Dugong shaft :  wapu :  -. 391 :  Dugong line :  amu :  -. 392 :  Bow :  gugure :  -. 393 :  Arrow :  terig :  -. 394 :  Gauntlet :  kadik :  kadik. 395 :  Bamboo knife, large :  upi :  -. 396 :  Bamboo knife, small :  hupi :  -. 397 :  Cane loop :  sringi :  -. 398 :  Stone-headed club :  bagabogub :  -. 399 :  Drum :  warup :  warupa. 400 :  Grave :  kaga :  -. 401 :  Cairn of stones :  agu :  -.

4.  MAN, RELATIONSHIP, ETC.

402 :  Man, white, ghost :  markai :  umboypu. 403 :  Man, black :  garkai* :  amma.

(Footnote.  From this is derived garkaije = a tribe, or collection of men, women, and children.)

404 :  Man, a :  turkekai :  unbamo. 405 :  Man, old :  ke’turkekai (625, 405) :  -. 406 :  Man, young (until married) :  kaowquiku (438) :  -. 407 :  Boy, male child :  turkekai kaje (405, 412) :  -. 408 :  Woman :  ipikai (431) :  undamo. :  — 409 :  Woman, old :  ke’ipikai (625, 408) :  -. 410 :  Woman, young (until married) :  nerawkai :  -. 411 :  Girl, female child :  ipikai kaje (408, 412) :  -. 412 :  Child :  kaje :  ang-gora, ung-kura. 413 :  Infant :  muggi’ kaje (647, 412) :  -. 414 :  Son :  netur kaje (412) :  -. 415 :  Grandchild :  nep :  -. 416 :  Grandfather :  bobata :  bobata. 417 :  Grandmother :  kaieda :  kaieda. 418 :  Father (or his brother) :  baba (addressing him) :  epada. 419 :  Father :  tati* (speaking of him) :  -.

(Footnote.  A father and his brothers are equally represented by this word:  distinctive appellations according to age are indicated by prefixing the adjectives ke’ = great and muggi’ = small to tati.)

420 :  Father’s sister :  rebata :  -. 421 :  Mother (or her sister) :  amma (addressing her) :  atinya. 422 :  Mother (or her sister) :  apu (speaking of her) :  -. 423 :  Mother brother :  adoama :  -. 424 :  Brother, sister :  barabata (if of one sex) :  aigodinya elpowa, intyara. 425 :  Brother, sister, addressing them :  tukeap (if of different sexes) :  -. 426 :  Brother, sister, eldest :  kukule. 427 :  Brother, sister, second :  quiquig. 428 :  Brother, sister, third :  dadaig. 429 :  Brother, sister, fourth, or youngest :  kutaig* :  -.