Garment worn by the women _Paoo_ Generous _Horoa_ Girdle _Tatooa_ Girdle worn by the men _Maro_ Girl _Keike waheina_ Give, to _Mukunna_ Go _Heire_ Goat _Peepe Koa_ God _Etooa_ Good _Meitei_ Good morning _Myty kakee aka_ Good night _Myty ahee ahee_ Grandfather _Poopooa tanne_ Grandmother _Topooa waheine_ Gray _Aheena heena_ Grass _Moo_ Grass, broad leaved, of which lines and nets are made _Oorana_ Grasshopper _Pepe rera_ Great _Nooe-nooe_ Green _Omomoo_ Gun _Poo_

Hair _Lavo hoo_ Handkerchief _Haneeka_ Hands _Reema_ Handsome _Meitei_ Harbour _Aeeva_, _too-too_ Hard _How_ Haste, make _Weete-weete_ Has, past time _Roa_ Hat _Paparee_ Have _Havee_ Head _Po_ He or she _Oera_ Hearing _Faro_ Heart _Ehottoo_, _teate_ Heat, or hot _Mahanna_ Heat of the sun _Mahanna ke Laoo_ Helmet _Mayoree_ Hen _Moa waheine_ Herb, used by white people for tea _Nehe_ Here _Mai_ Hermaphrodite _Mahoo_ Hide, to _Ehoona_ High _Roehee_ Hill _Parei_ Hog _Poa_, _boa_ Hold your tongue _Koore-koore oe_ Hole _Pooka_ Hook for fishing _Mattoo_ Hook, made of ivory, worn as an ornament _Palava_ Horse _Edea nooee_ House _Harree_, _eharee_ House (sleeping) _Harre_, _moe_ House (eating) _Harre eai_ How are you _Arohooe_ Hungry _Porore_ Husband _Tanne_

A Voyage Round the World, from 1806 to 1812 — Part 77

I, my, or me _Waoo_, _tawa_ Jacket _Teakete_ Interjection of grief _Aroha eenoo_ Interjection of admiration _Taa ha ha_ Iron _How_ Island _Motoo_ Itch, to _Mairo_

A Voyage Round the World, from 1806 to 1812 — Part 77

Keep _Vaihee_ Kill _Papahee_, _matte-matte make-roa_ King _Eree nooee_ Knife _Okee-okee_, _kanee-kanee_ Know _Nono_, _eete_

A Voyage Round the World, from 1806 to 1812 — Part 77

Lame _O-opa_ Land _Ayooka_ Land cultivated _Aiena_ Laugh _Attaha_ Lazy _Moolawa_ Lean, not fat _Amapoo_ Legs _Wawye_ Let me see _Meene-meene_, _nanna_ Lie, to tell a _Poone-poone_ Light, not heavy _Eamma_ Lightning _Heaweetoh_ Lines _Towra_ Lips _Lehe-lehe_ Little _Pekene_, _oo ookoo_ Lizard _Moo_ Look _Meere-meere_ Looking-glass _Anee-anee_ Loss _Moomooka_ Lost _Ooreiro_ Louse _Ookoo_

Male _Tanee_ Man _Tanata_, _tanee_ Man that eats with women _Tanata inoa_ Many _Maoona_ Married, to be _Noho te Waheina_ Marshmallow _Etooa rere_ Mat _Ahoo_, _moena_ Melon _Ipoopeena_ Mine, my own _Maooa_, _mao_ Month _Malama_ Moon _Maheina_ Moon, new _Maheina erimai_ Moon, full _Maheina nooee_ Morrow, to _Apopo_ Morning _Aheea pa_ Mother _Makooa waheine_ Mountain _Parei_, _parei nooee_ Mouth _Waha_ Music _Heeva_ Musket _Poo_ Mustard _Totai Kumaree_