New Zealand Maori entries in Pollex-Online
Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
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CE.OFA | Oha, owha | To greet | (Wms) |
EO.OFAGA | Oowhanga | Nest | (Wms) |
PN.OFO.A | Oho | Wake up, be awake | (Wms) |
PN.OFO.C | Oho | Arise, be roused (of feelings); fruitful | (Wms) |
CE.OGAOGA | Ongaonga | Sandfly | (Wms) |
OC.QOHO | Oo | Provision for a journey | (Wms) |
OC.OI.1 | Oi | Creep, crawl | (Wms) |
CK.OI.3 | Oi | A rush (leptocarpus simplex) | (Wms) |
CE.OI.4 | Oi | (Pterodroma macroptera) Grey-faced Petrel; (Puffinus tenuirostris) Short-tailed Shearwater | (Wms) |
NP.OQI.B | Oi | Move continuously (as the sea), shudder, shake gently; to disturb (as soil or water with a stick), agitate, disturb | (Wms) |
PN.OKI.2 | Oki/oki | Rest, pause | (Wms) |
PN.OKO.1 | Oko/oko | Carry in arms, nurse; a wooden scoop...used for scooping up earth | (Wms) |
PN.OLA.1 | Ora | Alive, well, satiated with food | (Wms) |
CP.QOLA | Ora | Wedge for splitting timber | (Wms) |
PN.OLI.1 | Ori | Cause to wave to and fro, agitate; sway, move, quiver; move about; copulate | (Wms) |
NP.OLI.3 | Oriori | Dandle, lull to sleep; chant a lullaby; a type of chant or song | (Wms) |
PN.OLO.2 | Oro | Rumble, sound; echo | (Wms) |
FJ.OLO.1 | Oro | Clump of trees, copse | (Wms) |
FJ.ORU | Oru | Boggy, bog | (Wms) |
PN.OMA.1 | Oma-kia | Move quickly, run, run for, run over | (Wms) |
PN.QOMAKI | Omaki | Offering of sacred food | (Wms) |
EP.QOMO | Omo | Gourd | (Wms) |
EP.QOMO | Whaka/omo/omo | Tend invalid, child | (Wms) |
AN.QONE | One | Sand | (Wms) |
SO.ONEA | Oorea | Anguilla dieffenbachii, long-finned eel Phonologically Irregular | (Wms) |
CE.ONI.* | Oni(oni) | Move, wriggle, copulate | (Wms) |
AN.ONO | Ono | Six | (Wms) |
PN.QONO.2 | Ono-kia | Plant root crops Problematic | (Wms) |
EP.OPE.1 | Ope | Scoop up, scrape together | (Wms) |
PN.OSI | Ohi/nga | Childhood | (Wms) |
AN.QOTA.1 | Ota | Raw | (Wms) |
EO.QOTA.2 | Ota | Dregs | (Wms) |
AN.QOTI.A | Oti | Be finished in sense of completed | (Wms) |
CE.OTI-RA | Otira | But, but also, but in the end | (Bgs) |
MP.PAA.1 | Paa/ia | Block up, act as barrier; blocked up, obstructed, dammed; stockade, fortified place; fish weir | (Bgs) |
PN.PAA.2B | Paa-kia | Touch, strike, be struck | (Wms) |
PN.PAA.2B | Paa-ngia | Be smitten by disease | (Wms) |
NP.PAA.2C | Paa | Blow against (of wind) | (Wms) |
OC.PAA.3A | Paa | Fish-hook | (Wms) |
PN.PAA.5 | Pa/paa/ | Burst, explode | (Wms) |
NP.PAA.6 | Paa | Term of address to mature, respected male; to priest | (Bgs) |
PN.PAQA | Paa | Be barren (of a woman) | (Wms) |
CE.PAE.1B | Pae | Transverse barrier, perch | (Wms) |
PN.PAE.2 | Whae | Mother (term of address) to mature woman Problematic | (Bgs) |
PN.PAQE | Pae | Cast ashore, wrecked, stranded | (Wms) |
EP.PAE-GA.B | Paenga | Margin, boundary....site of building...etc | (Wms) |
PN.PAEKO | Paaeko | Idle | (Wms) |
PN.PAE-PAE | Paepae | Beam, bar; especially squatting beam of a latrine | (Bgs) |
CK.PAE-WAI | Paewai | Skirting-board; the lowest purlin in a house | (Wms) |
CK.PAA-FARA | Paawhara-tia | To rip open, open out (as a fish for smoking or drying) | (Bgs) |
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