Wait a little.  Myao, Finger and toe nails.  Eeno, Bad.  Hootee, hootee, To pluck up, or out.  Tooanna, A brother.  Teina, A younger brother.  Otooma heeva, A man’s name.  Nanna, Let me see it.  Noho, To sit.  Hoe, To go.  Hooarra, Sweet potatoes.  E Taeeai, Calling to one.  Waheine, A woman.  Teeorre, To throw away a thing.  He, aieeree, The skin.  Ma, ty ty, To look at, or survey a thing.  Tommomy, Come here.  Erooi, To retch, to puke.  Too, Sugar-cane.  Maa mona, Sweet or savoury food.  Tooharre, To spit.  Matou, I, first person singular.  My, ty, Good.  Otaeaio, } Names of two chiefs.  Terurotoa,} Oome, A great number.  Poe, Taro pudding.  Oohe, Yams.  Booa, A hog.  Eeneeoo, Cocoa-nuts.  Ono, To understand.  Eetee, To understand, or know.  Otae, A man’s name.  Maonna, Full, satisfied with eating.  Owytooehainoa, What is your name?  Tanata, A man.  Tangata, Ditto.  Pahoo, A drum.  Ehoora, A kind of dance.

Atooi.  English. 
Maro, A narrow stripe of cloth they
wear. 
Hoemy; harremy, To come. 
Eroemy, Fetch it here. 
Taooa, We, first person plural. 
Toura, A rope. 
Ooroo, Bread-fruit. 
Etee, Dracaena. 
Appe, Virginian Arum. 
Matte, Dead. 
Aoonai, In a short time; presently. 
Paha, Perhaps. 
Ai, Yes. 
Ateera, Done; at an end. 
Hevaite, To unfold. 
Noona, Above. 
Tapaia, To abide; to keep, or restrain
from going. 
Poore, A prayer. 
Tahouna, A priest. 
Atee, To fetch, or bring. 
Meeme, To make water. 
Ehaia, Where. 
Poota, A hole.