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Girdle O'bee.
Girl Tack'kee.
Give, to Queeoong[55].
Gla.s.s Kagung.
Go, to Eechoong[56].
------, away Haddee.
------, in a boat Timma ki eechoong.
Go, to, fast Hayee sit'choong.
------, up a hill Noobooyoong (lit. to climb,).
--, not to, up a hill Nooboorang.
--, to, slow Yaw'na eechoong.
------, on sh.o.r.e Amaki eechoong, or moodoeeong.
Goat Feeja.
----, he Woo Feeja.
----, she Mee Feeja.
Going down below Oorittee coo.
Gold Ching.
Good (for eating) Masa.
---- (proper) Choorasa.
---- man Yookachoo, or Eechoo.
---- bye (taking leave) Wockkatee.
---- for nothing Maconarang.
----, not Worroosa.
Grand-children Soong maga.
Gra.s.s Goosit'chee, or Coosa.
-----, to cut Coosa cheeoong.
Gra.s.shopper Sheeto, or Sayeh.
Grave Haka.
Greybeard Feejee sheerajee.
Great coat (made of straw, worn also New.
by the Chinese) Great man (Chinese Tajin) A'jee, or Paychin.
----- many Oowhoko.
Green O'sa.
Grind, to, the teeth Ha gissee gissee.
Groaning Doonee.
Hair Kurrazzee[57].
Hammer Gooshung.
------ of a stone-cutter Oonoo.
Hand Kee[58].
----, right Meejeeree.
----, left Feejeeree.
Handkerchief Tee-sadjee[59].
Handsome Choorasa.
Harp San'gs.h.i.+ng.
Hat, worn by the natives Ka.s.sa.
---------------- English Kamooree.
Have not got Nang[60], or Narang.
------------ water Meezee[61] narang.
Head, human Boosee.
Head-ache (lit. sick head) Seebooroo yadong.
Head, of a bird Tseebooroo.
Hear, to Sit'choong, or Skit'choong.
----, I Moonoo sit'choong[62].
----, I cannot (or understand) Sit'cheerang, or Sit'cheekarang.
Heart Nacoo.
Heaven Ting.
------, praying to Ting ooneewhfa[63].
Heavy Boosa.
Heel of the foot Shanna-a-roo.
Here Coo.
Hide, to, or cover (lit. cannot see) Meerang.
---- of a bullock Ooshee noo ka.
Him (a third person) A'ree (meechay)[64].
Hips Gammacoo.
Hissing Seesee.
Hoe Quaya.
Hold, to take, of a person Kat'sameeoong.
Holding a thing (a b.u.t.terfly) Meechawree[65].
(Letting a thing escape) Ootoo Batch[65].
Hole A'nna.
---- to make in the ground A'nna hooyoong.
---- in the jeeshee, or urn Mee hoojittee[66].
Hoop of a cask Obee[67]
Horn of a bullock Ooshee noo stinnoo.
Horse Ma[68] (Chinese).
Hot A'tteesa.
Hour Twit'chee[69].
House Ya, or Kat'chee.
House where salt is made Mashoo ya.
Hundred Sing.
Hungry Yasa.
I, or me (a first person) w.a.n.g[70] (chooee).
Jar, a large earthen Kamee.
---, its top or cover Hoota.
Inch, one Eesing.
Inches, ten; Eeshackkoo.
Infant Worrabee.
Ink Sim'mee.
Inkstand Sim'mee shee.
Inside Oochee.
----, or soft of bread Mee.
Iron t.i.tzee.
Jump, to Moyoong.
Key Quaw.
Kick, to, with the foot King.
Kid (lit. small goat) Feeja agua.
Kill, to Sheemoong, or Koorashoong[71]
----, birds Hotoo eechung.
----, by the fire of a gun Doogaitee sheenoung.
King, or monarch Kowung (Chinese).
