:  Penis :  ini :  achanya. 498 :  Scrotum :  — :  untonya, ngtonya. 499 :  Testicles :  kakuru :  achina. 500 :  Pudendum :  mada :  mon-na. 501 :  Skin :  purra :  equora. 502 :  Cicatrices :  us :  guri. 503 :  Cicatrices on shoulder :  — :  kaimai. 504 :  Cicatrices, horned, on breast :  sadeo :  chedow. 505 :  Cicatrices, straight, on breast :  — :  rondro guri (470, 502). 506 :  Cicatrices on belly :  — :  kopur guri (475, 502). 507 :  Bone :  rida :  atira. 508 :  Flesh :  madu :  egondi. 509 :  Fat :  idi-idi :  bujer. 510 :  Vein :  kerer :  kerur. 511 :  Blood :  kulka :  etyunya. 512 :  Heart :  nganakapo :  epa. 513 :  Liver :  sibu :  -. 514 :  Stomach :  wera :  -. 515 :  Intestines :  akur :  elpe. 516 :  Brain :  — :  urua. 517 :  Skull :  — :  pad’ atira (438, 507). 518 :  Spine :  garu rida (244, 507) :  -. 519 :  Collarbone :  kalum rida (507) :  kanulu. 520 :  Lungs :  saaka (55) :  chaka. 521 :  Saliva :  mawcha :  agai. 522 :  Tears :  nudi :  -. 523 :  Perspiration :  murrag :  -. 524 :  Dung :  — :  on-na. 525 :  Urine :  — :  ombo. 526 :  Abscess, boil :  gaima :  oro. 527 :  Pus :  bagur :  -. 528 :  Snot, white of an egg :  nurse :  -. 529 :  Blister :  upu (43) :  kodje. 530 :  Sore :  bada (337) :  unti, anti. 531 :  Bunions in old people :  kowruta :  -. 532 :  Ague :  dupu (190) :  -. 533 :  Toothache :  dangakikire (452, 635) :  -.

6.  PRONOUNS.

534 :  I, me :  ngatu* ngai :  eipana, yoba.

(Footnote.  These two sets of personal pronouns are not used indiscriminately, but the examples of their use which I collected are too few to generalize upon.  However, ngatu and the three next under it, appear to be used only with a certain class of verbs of which an example is afforded by the sentence ngatu nudu matumina = I struck him; and the use of the second set of these pronouns is illustrated by ngai nue (not ngatu nudu) mulem’, etc. = I told him, etc.)

535 :  Thou, thee :  ngidu ngi :  untoba, doba. 536 :  He, him :  nudu nue :  -. 537 :  She, her :  nadu na :  -. 538 :  We two, us two :  albei :  -. 539 :  We, us :  arri :  aku. 540 :  You two :  ngipel (593) :  -. 541 :  You :  ngi-tana :  -. 542 :  They two :  pale :  -. 543 :  They :  tana :  inyaba. 544 :  Me, my :  ana* :  -.

(Footnote.  I do not understand the EXACT meaning of this and the two next, so give an example of each; ana gamu lupeipa = my body is shaking (or I have the ague):  aikeka mule = tell me:  nu’abepa chena wir = give that to him.)

545 :  For myself :  ngai-aikeka :  -. 546 :  For himself :  nu’abepa :  -. 547 :  For ourselves :  albi nipa, arri nipa :  -. 548 :  For themselves :  pale nipa, tane nipa :  -. 549 :  Who? :  ngadu, nga :  -. 550 :  Whose? :  nganu :  -. 551 :  What? :  eimi :  -. 552 :  What? which? :  mida :  -. 553 :  This :  ina :  -. 554 :  This, these :  nabing :  -. 555 :  That, those :  chena :  noba. 556 :  Let us two, shall we two? :  aba* :  -.