Behange, Let me see it.  Foo, To box.  Heeva, A song, with many women singing
                             different keys. 
Ooloo pokko, The head.  Koukou, To bathe.  Mabba, A three-kernelled nut.  Eelo, To know.  Fotte, fotta, To squeeze gently with the hands.  Fangootooa, Wrestling.  Momoho, Ripe.  Koffe, Bamboo which they beat with on
                             the ground. 
Alla, I say.  Waila, Hot.  Pango, Bad.  Orlongaa, Thread of which they make their
                             nets, or the plant. 
Monee, Truth.  Anga, A shark.  Laffa, Ringworm.  Fooa, Fruit; flower.

   Friendly Isles.  English. 
   Kokka, A tree they stain their cloth
                                brown with, i. e. the bark. 
   Moooee, Alive; life; soul; God, or divine
                                spirit. 
   Tooo, A tree, with the berries of which
                                they stain their cloth. 
   Ogoohaika, Who shall I give this to?  Who
                                shall I help? 
   Maha, Finished; empty. 
   Pagge, A little paddle they exercise
                                with. 
   Faio, Small-branched coral. 
   Cheeagge, To throw a thing away. 
   Faiee tamma, Pregnancy. 
   Lalanga, To make. 
   Vao, A wild uncultivated country. 
   Neeoo goola, Cabbage-tree. 
   Routte, Hibiscus; rosa sinensis. 
   Foa, A custom of beating the head
                                with a tooth till it bleeds. 
   Cheelee neefo, A custom of beating the teeth on
                                the same occasion. 
   Hogga tainga, A custom of thrusting a spear
                                into their thighs; also a
                                mourning ceremony. 
   Toofatao, Thrusting a spear into the sides
                                under the arm-pits on these
                                occasions. 
   Tooengootoo, Doing