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| Club (a) | Akao |
| Canoe | Vaka |
| Carry on one's back (to) | Fafa |
| Clay | Oummea |
| Come hither | Haélé maï, halé maï |
| Call (to) a man of the lower clafs, or a toua | Fogui maï |
| Called (that is) | Koï |
| Chief (a) | Egui |
| Caterpillar (a) | Noufé |
| Cut (to) | Taffa |
| Cut (to) with scissors | Pipi |
| Child (a male) | Tahiné |
| Cheeks (the) | Koaé |
| Columba aenea (a species of pigeon) | Touhou |
| Chicken (a) | Moa |
| Cough (to) | Olea |
| Cloaths (our) | Papa langui |
| D. | |
|---|---|
| Depart (to) | Hael atou |
| Drive away (to) | Hâlo, hâlo |
| Dress victuals (to) | Moho |
| Day after to-morrow | Anoya |
| Dress one's self (to) | Poulou poulou |
| Die (to) | Maté |
| Drink (to) | Inou |
| Dog (a) | Kouli |
| Dance (to) | Iva |
| Descend (to) | Halonifa |
| Day (the) | Ao |
| Dart (a) | Tau |
