James Cook dǝ sha chasambo (27-oct-1728) bawono (24-feb-1779) shi lǝti-lǝti ma (Explorer) cidi british bǝ kureman shi (Navigator and cartographa) Pacific Ocean ro yakkǝ ro lewono (island and costline) ngwu map ro kurzuna. European maps bǝ lan buro yǝ. Shima kam British bǝ buro yǝ (East coast of Australia and The Hawaiian island) ro Lezana ma. Kureman Map European bǝ kurzuna. Newfoundland and New Zealand bǝ lan notunaman. Indi ro dina dǝrizi kǝlzina. Inji Antarctic bǝ farzǝna. Island ngwu ro lǝzina nasha North America bǝn. Leti-leti nzu sidina dǝ nazar nzu ngwu zuso nasha Nasha (Science Expreriments) bǝ lan cido. Kakkadi ngwu rowozuna loktun nzun.[1][2]
James Cook
| Sex or gender | male  |
|---|---|
| Country of citizenship | Kingdom of Great Britain |
| Name in native language | James Cook |
| Given name | James |
| Family name | Cook |
| Date of birth | 27 October 1728 |
| Place of birth | Marton |
| Date of death | 14 February 1779 |
| Place of death | Kealakekua Bay |
| Manner of death | homicide |
| Cause of death | stab wound |
| Mother | Grace Pace |
| Spouse | Elizabeth Cook |
| Native language | English |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English, French |
| Writing language | English |
| Occupation | explorer, cartographer, naval officer, seafarer, botanist |
| Field of work | exploration, cartography |
| Ethnic group | |
| Participant in | first voyage of James Cook, second voyage of James Cook, third voyage of James Cook |
| Military or police rank | captain |
| Military branch | Royal Navy |
| Archives at | University of Victoria Special Collections and University Archives |
| Member of | Royal Society |
| Significant event | death of James Cook |
| Award received | Fellow of the Royal Society, Copley Medal |
| Has works in the collection | Netherlands Photo Museum, National Museum of World Cultures, Wereldmuseum Rotterdam, Australian National Maritime Museum |
| Copyright status as a creator | copyrights on works have expired |
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