The Palm of the hand, Ap_oo_’r_ee_ma.  To Pant, or breathe quickly, Oo’pou’pou,tea’ho.  Pap, or child’s food, Mamma.  A Parent, Me’d_oo_a. A small blue Parroquet, E’v_ee_n_ee_.

   A green Parroquet, with a E’a’a.
      red forehead,

The Part below the tongue,                           Eta’raro. 
A Partition, division, or screen,                    Par_oo_’r_oo_. 
A Pass, or strait,                                   E,aree’ea.

   A fermented Paste, of bread,
    fruit and others, Ma’h_ee_.

A Path, or road,                                     Eae’ra. 
The Pavement before a house or hut,                  Pye,pye. 
A Pearl,                                               Poee. 
The Peduncle, and stalk of a plant,                  A’maea, s.  E’atta.

   To peel or take the skin off a
      cocoa-nut&c.  A’tee, s.  E’atee.

Peeled, it is peeled,                                Me’at_ee_. 
A Peg to hang a bag on,                              ’Pe’a_oo_.

   A Pepper-plant, from the root of
   which they prepare an inebriating
   liquor, Awa.

Perhaps, it may be so,                               E’pa’ha. 
Persons of distinction,                              Patoo’nehe. 
A Petticoat of plantane leaves,                      AArou’m_aiee_a. 
Petty, small, trifling, opposed to Nooe,             R_ee_.

   A Physician, or person who
   attends the sick, Taata no E’rapa_oo_.

Pick, to pick or choose,                       Eh_ee_ te mai my ty.
A large wood Pigeon,                           Er_oope_.

   A large green and white Pigeon, O_o_’oopa.

   A small black and white Pigeon,
   with purple wings, Oooowy’deroo.

A Pimple, H_oo_a’h_ou_a.  To Pinch with, the fingers, Ooma.  A Plain, or flat, E’peeho.  Plane, smooth, Pa’eea.  A Plant of any kind, O’mo. A small Plant, E’rabo. The fruit of a Plantane-tree M_aiee_’a, s.  Maya. Horse Plantanes, Fai’ee.

   Pleased, good humoured, not cross or Maroo_.
   surly_,