For their God Alla
for Christian naceran [545]
for Turk rumno
for Moro musulman; isilam
for Heathen caphre
for their Mosque mischit
for their Priests maulana catip mudin
for their Wise Men horan pandita
for their Devout Men mossai
for their Ceremonies zambahehan de ala meschit
for Father bapa
for Mother mama ambui
for Son anach
for Brother saudala
for the Brother of so and so capatin muiadi
for Cousin saudala sopopu
for Grandfather niny
for Father-in-law minthua
for Son-in-law mi nanthu
for Man horan
for Woman poran poan
for Hair lambut
for Head capala
for Forehead dai
for Eye matta
for Eyebrows quilai
for Eyelids cenin
for Nose idon
for Mouth mulut
for Lips bebere
for Teeth gigi
for Cheeks issi
for Tongue lada
for Palate langhi
for Chin aghai
for Beard janghut
for Mustaches missai
for Jaw pipi
for Ear talingha
for Throat laher
for Neck tun dun
for Shoulders balachan
for Breast dada
for Heart atti
for Teat sussu
for Stomach parut
for Body tun dunbutu
for Penis botto
for Vagina [546] bucchii
for to have communication with
women amput
for Buttocks buri
for Thighs taha
for Leg mina
for the Shinbone of the leg tula
for its Calf tilor chaci
for Ankle buculati
for Heel tumi
for Foot batis
for the Sole of the Foot empachaqui
for Fingernail cuchu
for Arm langhan
for Elbow sichu
for Hand tanghan
for the large Finger of the hand
[i.e., the Thumb] idun tanghan
for the Second Finger tungu
for the Third geri
for the Fourth mani
for the Fifth calinchin
for Rice bugax
for Cocoanut in Malucho and Burne biazzao
[for Cocoanut] in Lozon nior
[for Cocoanut] in Java Major calambil
for Fig [i.e., banana] pizan
for Sugarcane tubu
for Camotes [batate] gumbili
for the Roots like turnips ubi
for Nangca mandicai sicui
for Melon antimon
for Cucumbers labu
for Cow lambu
for Hog babi
for Buffalo carban
for Sheep biri
for She-goat cambin
for Cock sambunghan
for Hen aiambatina
for Capon gubili
for Egg talor
for Gander itich
for Goose ansa
for Bird bolon
for Elephant gagia
for Horse cuda
for Lion huriman
for Deer roza
for Reeds cuiu
for Bees haermadu
for Honey gulla
for Wax lelin
for Candle dian
for its Wick sumbudian
for Fire appi
for Smoke asap
for Cinders abu
for Cooked azap
for well cooked lambech
for Water tubi
for Gold amax
for Silver pirac
for the Precious Gem premata
for Pearl mutiara
for Quicksilver raza
for Copper [metalo] tumbaga
for Iron baci
for Lead tima
for their Gongs agun
for Cinnabar galuga sadalinghan
for Silver [color or cloth?] soliman danas
for Silk Cloth cain sutra
for red Cloth cain mira
for Black Cloth cain ytam
for White Cloth cain pute
for Green Cloth cain igao
for Yellow Cloth cain cunin
for Cap cophia
for Knife pixao
for Scissors guntin
for Mirror chiela min
for Comb sissir
for Glass Bead manich
for Bell giringirin
for Ring sinsin
for Cloves ghianche
for Cinnamon caiumanis
for Pepper lada
for Long Pepper sabi
for Nutmeg buapala gosoga
for Copper wire canot
for Dish pinghan
for Earthen pot prin
for Porringer manchu
for Wooden Dish dulan
for Shell calunpan
for their Measures socat
for Land [terra] buchit
for Mainland buchit tana
for Mountain gonun
for Rock batu
for Island polan
for a Point of Land [i.e., a Cape] taniun buchit
for River songhai
What is so-and-so’s name? apenamaito?
for Cocoanut oil mignach
for Beneseed oil lana lingha
for Salt garan sira
for Musk and its Animal castori
for the wood eaten by the castors comaru
for Leech linta
for Civet jabat
for the Cat which makes the Civet mozan
for Rhubarb calama
for Demon saytan
for World bumi
for Wheat gandun
for to Sleep tidor
for Mats tical
for Cushion bantal
for Pain sachet
for Health bay
for Brush cupia
for Fan chipas
for their Cloths chebun
for Shirts bain
for their Houses pati alam
for Year tanu
for Month bullan
for Day alli
for Night mallan
for Afternoon malamari
for Noon tam hahari
for Morning patan patan
for Sun mata hari
for Moon bulan
for Half moon tanam patbulan
for Stars bintan
for Sky languin
for Thunder gunthur
for Merchant sandgar
for City naghiri
for Castle cuta
for House rinna
for to Sit duodo
Sit down, sir duodo orancaia
Sit down, honest fellow duodo horandai et anan
Lord tuan
for Boy cana cana
for one of their Foster-children lascar
for Slave alipin
for Yes ca
for No tida
for to Understand thao
for not to Understand tida taho
Do not look at me tida liat
Look at me liat
To be one and the same thing casi casi; siama siama
for to Kill mati
for to Eat macan
for Spoon sandoch
for Harlot sondal
Large bassal
Long pangian
Small chechil
Short pandach
for to Have ada
for not to Have tida hada
Listen, sir tuan diam
Where is the junk going? dimana ajun?
for Sewing-needle jalun
for to Sew banan
for Sewing-thread pintal banan
for Woman’s headdress dastar capala
for King raia
for Queen putli
for Wood caiu
for to Work caraiar
for to take recreation buandala
for Vein of the arm where
one bleeds himself urat paratanghan
for the Blood that comes
from the arm dara carnal
for good blood dara
When they sneeze, they say ebarasai
for Fish ycam
for Polypus calabutan
for Meat dagin
for Sea-snail cepot
Little serich
Half satanha sapanghal
for Cold dinghin
for Hot panas
For jan
for Truth benar
for Lie dusta
for to Steal manchiuri
for Scab codis
Take na
Give me ambil
Fat gannich
Thin golos
for Hair tundun capala
How many? barapa?
Once satu chali
One braza dapa
for to Speak catha
for Here siui
for There sana datan
Good day salamalichum
for the Answer [to good day] alichum salam
Sir, may good fortune attend you mali horancaia mancan
I have eaten already suda macan
Fellow, betake yourself off pandan chita horan
for to Desire banunchan
Good evening sabalchaer
for the Answer [to good evening] vchaer sandat
for To give minta
To give to some one bri pocol
for Iron fetters balanghu
O what a smell! bosso chini
for Young man horan muda
for Old man tua
for Scribe xiritoles
for Writing-paper cartas
for to Write mangurat
for Pen calam
for Ink dauat
for Writing-desk padantan
for Letter surat
I do not have it guala
Come here camari
What do you want? appa man?
Who sent you? appa ito?
for Seaport labuan
for Galley gurap
for Ship capal
for Bow [of a boat] asson
for Stern [of a boat] biritan
for To sail belaiar
for the Ship’s mast tian
for Yard [of a ship] laiar
for the Rigging tamira
for Sail leier
for Maintop sinbulaia
for the Anchor rope danda
for Anchor san
for Boat sanpan
for Oar daiun
for Mortar [i.e., cannon] badil
for Wind anghin
for Sea laut
Fellow, come here horan itu datan
for their Daggers calix golog
for their Dagger hilt daga nan
for Sword padan gole
for Blowpipe sumpitan
for their Arrows damach
for the poisonous Herb ypu
for Quiver bolo
for Bow [i.e., a weapon] bolsor
for its Arrows anat paan
for Cats cochin puchia
for Rat ticus
for Lizard buaia
for Shipworms capan lotos
for Fishhook matacanir
for Fishbait unpan
for Fishline tunda
for to Wash mandi
Not to be afraid tangan tacut
Fatigue lala
A pleasant cup sadap manis
for Friend sandara
for Enemy sanbat
I am certain zonhu
for to Barter biniaga
I have not anis
To be a friend pugna
Two things malupho
If oue
for Crowd (?) zoroan pagnoro
To give pleasure to one mamain
To be stiff with cold amala
for Madman gila
for Interpreter giorobaza
How many languages do you know? barapa bahasa tan?
Many bagna
for to speak of Malaca chiaramalain
Where is so-and-so? dimana horan?
for Flag tonghol
Now sacaran
Tomorrow hezoch
The next day luza
Yesterday calamari
for Palm-mallet colbasi
for Nail pacu
for Mortar lozon [547]
for Rammer for crushing [rice?] atan
for to Dance manari
for to Pay baiar
for to Call panghil
Unmarried ugan
Married suda babini
All one sannia
for Rain ugian
for Drunken moboch
for Skin culit
for Anger ullat
for to Fight guzar
Sweet manis
Bitter azon
How are you? appa giadi?
Well bay
Poorly sachet
Bring me that biriacan
This man is a coward giadi hiat horan itu
Enough suda