Part 32 (2/2)

Town Meeattoo, or Metto.

Tray, or waiter Chirreedeh.

Tread, to Kooraming.

Tremble to, with cold Koorooyoong.

Tree Kee.

----, branch of a Eeda.

----, Banyan Gadesee maroo kee.

----, with red and white flowers Hooyoo.

Tree, with large red flowers, which Dee-eego-kee.

are called _acka banna_ Trowsers Coo, or Hackkama.

Turban worn by the lower order of the Sajee.

natives Turn round to Meegoyoong.

Two Nee (Loo-Choo); tatesee (j.a.pan).

Twelve Neejoo.

Twenty Hacoo.

------ one Hacoo it'cheejoo.

------ two Hacoo neejoo.

------ three Hacoo sanjoo.

------ four Hacoo sheenjoo, or sheehacoo.

------ five Hacoo goonjoo, or goohacoo.

------ six Hacoo roocoojoo.

------ seven Hacoo sit'cheejoo.

------ eight Hacoo fat'cheejoo.

------ nine Hacoo coojoo.

Tyger Toora.

Vase, or urn Jeeshee.

Veins Kajee.

Very well (speaking of health) Ooganjoo.

--------- (well done, good) Eetshang.

Victual or dinner box Pintaw.

-------, the drawers in it Joobackkoo.

Ugly Ootooroosa.

Umbrella Sha.s.see ka.s.sa.

Undress, to Ching hajeeing.

Untie, to, a knot Hootoochoong.

Upper garment Eeshaw, or Hoonta.

Water Meezee, or Meesee.

-----, hot A'tsee meezee, or atcheeroo.

-----, cold Feesa meezee, or feezeeroo meezee.

-----, salt Spookoorasa meezee.

-----, a large jar containing Tookooee.

Water tub Meez-ofwhokee (cont. of meezee and ofoowookee).

Walk, to At'choong.

----, or crawl as a b.u.t.terfly Seegatong.

----, slow Yawna eechoong.

----, quick Hayee sit'choong.

Walking hand in hand, as the natives Teefeecha.

Wash, to A'rayoong.

----, or bathe Indeetawoong.

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