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Tahitian language (Reo Tahiti) is also
widely spoken.
Tahiti was
called Otaheite in
earlier European do****ents: this is a
rendering of Tah. ʻo Tahiti, which...
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Phyllanthus acidus,
known as the
Otaheite gooseberry,
Malay gooseberry,
Tahitian gooseberry,
country gooseberry, star gooseberry, starberry, arbari, West...
- a
Malay rose apple, or
simply Malay apple,
mountain apple, rose apple,
Otaheite apple, pink satin-ash,
plumrose and
pommerac (derived from
pomme Malac...
- Many of the
loyalists claimed to have
heard the
mutineers cry "Huzzah for
Otaheite!" as
Bounty pulled away.
Timor was the
nearest European colonial outpost...
- Graham.
Naseberry (known as
sapodilla throughout the rest of the Caribbean)
Otaheite apple (Malay apple) Orange,
varieties include Seville, Valencia, Parson...
- did not
accompany any of voyages,
depicted an
aquatint engraving of an "
Otaheite Dog" in his book
Animals Drawn from
Nature and
Engraved in Aqua-tinta....
- been
acquired to
transport breadfruit plants from
Tahiti (then
rendered "
Otaheite"), a
Polynesian island in the
South Pacific Ocean, to the
British colonies...
- Hawaiʻi,
which means "[This] is Hawaiʻi." The Cook
expedition also
wrote "
Otaheite"
rather than "Tahiti". The
spelling "why" in the name
reflects the [ʍ]...
-
World Heritage Centre". whc.unesco.org. 1
August 2024.
Chart of the
Island Otaheite, by Lieut. J. Cook 1769
Archived 8
December 2010 at the
Wayback Machine...
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important factors in his appointment.
Bounty reached Tahiti, then
called "
Otaheite", on 26
October 1788,
after ten
months at sea. The crew
spent five months...
