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Carotta A thing like pappe.
Sakel It is well, or I am well.
Techir A bracelet.
Bodad A boxe or chest.
Mentinie A tree.
Addehegaeno A glass.
^[1]Calcouri Gold.
Perota Siluer.
Tacorao A green stone.
Arrara Copper.
Caulpiri A white stone.
Casparo A sword.
Tibetebe Cockles.
Marrahabo A bow.
Semaro An arrow.
Huculle A bow-string.
Halete A Potato roote.
Caerwoda A sweete root.
Maurisse Wheat.
Queca A basket.
Yeddola A knife.
Sambolers A hat.
Byou A pipe.
Callit Bread.
^[2]Oronuie Water.
Arguecona A pair of cizzers.
Heldaro A spoone.
Hemachugh A bread which they eate.
Hicket Fire.
Walrowa A parrot.
Vreit Tabacco.
Barudda A combe.
Addoth A sticke.
Barrennaire A button, or beads.
Curaballa and Sibath, for 2 sundry stones: but Sibath in general
 signifieth a stone.
Tolletillero Bels.
Vllasso A Tuny-fish.

1. It is before in this voyage called Calourie.
2. The name of the riuer Orenoque may seeme to be deriued from this word.