Peera’ra.  To bore a hole, Ehoo’ee, s.  Eh_oo_’o.  A Bow, E’fanna.  A Bow-string, Aroea’h_oo_a.  To bow with the head, Etoo’o. A young Boy, My’didde.  Boy, a familiar way of speaking, He’aman_ee_.  The Brain of any animal, A b_oo_ba.  A Branch of a tree or plant, E’ama.

Bread-fruit, or the fruit of the
bread-tree, Oor_oo_.

Bread-fruit, a particular sort of it, E’patea. An insipid paste of Bread-fruit, Eh’oee. The gum of the Bread-tree, Tappo’oor_oo_. The leaf of the Bread-tree, E’da’oor_oo_. The pith of the Bread-tree, Po’oor_oo_.

To break a thing, O whatte, s.  Owhan ne,
s.  Fatte.

The Breast, O’ma

A Breast-plate made of twigs, ornamented
with feathers, dog’s hair, Taoo_me.
and pearl-shell_,

To breathe, Watte Weete wee
te,’aho.

Bring, to ask one to bring a thing,           Ho’my. 
Briskness, being brisk or quick,              T_ee_ t_ee_re. 
Broiled, or roasted, as broiled meat,         Ooaw_ee_ra. 
Broken, or cut,                               ’Mot_oo_. 
The Brow, or forehead,                        E’ry. 
A brown colour,                               Aur_au_ra. 
Buds of a tree or plant,                      Te, arre ha_oo_. 
A Bunch of any fruit,                         Eta. 
To burn a thing,                              Doeod_oo_e. 
A Butterfly,                                    Pepe.

   C.

To call a person at a distance,               T_oo_o t_oo_’o_oo_. 
A Calm,                                         Man_ee_no.

   A Calm, or rather to be so placed,
     that the wind has no access to you, E_ou_, shea.

Sugar Cane, Toe, Etoeo.  A Cap, or covering for the head T_au_’matta.  To carry any thing, E’a’mo.  To carry a person an the back, Eva’ha.

   Catch a thing hastily with the hand, Po’po_ee_, s.  Peero.
      as a fly, &c.