When in lilliput how did gulliver tell that he was hungry and how was he feel?

In "Gulliver's Travels," when Gulliver is in Lilliput, he expresses his hunger by observing the tiny food items that the Lilliputians bring to him. Despite their small size, he feels a significant craving for food, reflecting his discomfort and longing for his regular diet. His feelings are a mix of bewilderment at his surroundings and a basic human need for sustenance, highlighting the contrast between his enormous size and the diminutive world he finds himself in.