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THE TOCABULAET.

��G.irakonbi, in., the little fin<;er. Tirri ; tirreil ; «?., the nails uf

the fingers and toes. AVani, m., the palm of the hand;

cf. warapal, ?«., level, plain. Tug kag keri, -w.jthe right hand. AVuntokeri, m., the left hand. Bulka, «?., the back; either of

the hand or of the body. Paiyil, m., the breasts.

��Gripug, VI., the nipple.

\V' ai ara, m., the chest, breasts.

Nara, m., the ribs.

Knrialag, w»., the side or body.

Turoiai, m., the right side.

G-oraon, m., the left side. Parra or Avarra, m., the belly. Parra, m , the bosom. AViiinal, ?»., the loins. Gr.ikag, m. the hips.

��The Limh3.

��Buloinkoro, m., the thighs. AV'oloma o?-lara, m.,the calf of

the leg. G.iri, m., the shins. AN'arombug, tn., the knees.

��Papin;'in, korog-gai, and mokul-

niokul, m., the knee-pan. Wirugkag, m., theauKies. Mnkko ; monug ; in., the heels. Tullo, m., the sole of the foot.

��, Tinna, in., the toes ; the foot. The Intestines.

��Bulbiil, m., the heart. Purxanai, in., the kidney ; also

a cockle, from its shape. Munng, in., the liver. Yokol, m., the lungs. Konarig; konug; wi., the bowels. Purring; pnttara; m., the flesh. Meva, in., the sinews.

��Tiirrakil, m., the veins. Tog-tog, in., the marrow. Tibun, m., the bone. Moika, m.,the fatty substance

betwixt the joints. Bukkai, m., the skin. AVurun, m., the downy hair on

the skin.

��Grordg, m., the blood.

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��B.

��BeehnuUiko, 7;?., to mock, to deride, to make sport.

Birrikilliko, in., to lie along, to lie down so as to sleep.

BoibuUiko, m., to know car- nally.

Boinkulliko, w., to kiss.

Bombilliko, in., to blow with the mouth.

Boug-biig-gulliko, VI., to cause another to arise, to compel to ari.>'e.

Boug-wulliko, m., to raise one's self up, to arise.

��Biig-bug, m., to salute. Bukka, «?., to be wrathful, to be

furious. Bulpor-bug-gulliko, m., to cause

to be lost property, to lose. Bum-bug-gulliko, ??i.,tocause to

be loose, to opeii a door. Biimmarabunbilliko, m., to per- mit another to be struck. Bummilliko, m., to find. Bummunbilliko, ;»., to permit

another to strike. Bunkilliko,7»., to strike, smite;

to aim a blow v:ith a weapon. Bunbilliko, on., to permit, to

let ; this is an auxiliary verb.

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