Water | piīn | umon | paīn | ai Weary | kowūk | kunyoch | tukur | lelak Wind (the) | sobak | mohu | nyaru | angin Worms (stomach) | regyu | ŭngkiho | biar | belut Work (to) | kamīnyang | kaminyang | mukut | jama What? | uni, mani | ŭnich | jai | aû Whither? | kamaki | gupich | kumē | kini Whence? | so aki | sopich | utung adumē | arini Who? | osi | osi | asi | apa Young | mura | ŭngōd | angot | mudei Yesterday | ŭnu mījach | ngŭndu | rami | kamahi Year | sawa | sowa | sawa | taun PRONOUNS:-- | | | | I | aku | aku | ikin | aku Thou | kuu | omu | ako | kōa He | eiyūch | aiyech | ini | tu We | kiech | ami | kaī | kami (exclusive of | | | | persons addressed.) | | | | kitei (inclusive.) Ye | ŭngan | kita | akum | kita They | eiyūch | aiyech | ini | tu NUMERALS:-- | | | | One | ni, ikan | | | Two | duūch | | | Three | taru | | | Four | pat | | | Five | rimūch | | | Six | num | | | Seven | juh | | | Eight | maï | | | Nine | priï | | | Ten | simūng | | | --------------------+-----------------+---------------+---------------+-------------------- I add now a short vocabulary, forwarded to me by the Rev. William Gomez, who has been stationed at Lundu during many years. It involves a little repetition, but is useful to compare with that collected by the Rev. William Chalmers. By Lundu, Mr. Gomez refers to the original inhabitants of that river. NAMES OF TEN MEN AND WOMEN IN THE TRIBE.