New Zealand Maori entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| CE.PIRI-PIRI | Piripiri | A creeping burr (Acaena anserifolia); ferns (Haloragis spp.) and (Hymenophylla spp.); (Acanthisita chloris) | (Wms) |
| PN.PILITA | Pirita | A liane, supplejack (Ripogonum scandens) | (Wms) |
| PN.PILO | Piro | Putrid, stinking; foul smell; offensive matter from a sore | (Wms) |
| CE.PIO | Pio | Extinguished | (Wms) |
| MP.PIPI.1 | Pipi | (Chione stutchburyi), (amphidesma australe) | (Wms) |
| EP.PI-PIRI | Pipiri | First month of year, June-July; twin stars | (Wms) |
| EC.PI-PISA | Pipiha | Spout (as whale) | (Wms) |
| EP.PISA.* | Koo/piha | Pit for storing potatoes or taro | (Wms) |
| CE.PIHE | Pihe | Dirge accompanied by waving the arms in token of grief | (Wms) |
| PN.PISI.2 | Ngaa/kihi/ | Limpet Phonologically Irregular | (Wms) |
| CE.PIERE.2 | Piere | Gape, as a wound; fissure, cleft, crack, chink | (Wms) |
| TA.PITI | Piti | Put side by side, add | (Wms) |
| TA.PITI | Aa/piti/ | To add something, supplement | (Bgs) |
| AN.PITO.1 | Pito | Navel, umbilical cord | (Bgs) |
| PN.PITO.2 | Pito | End, extremity | (Wms) |
| MP.PIU.1 | Piu/piu | Fern spp. (Blechnum capense), (discolor) (Dryopteris pennigera) Borrowed | (Wms) |
| FJ.PIU.2 | Piu | Throw, wave about | (Wms) |
| NP.PII-WAI | Piiwai | Small sweet-potatoes passed over in the first harvest butgleaned when food is short | (Bgs) |
| MP.POO.1A | Poo | Night | (Wms) |
| PN.POO-GIA | Poongia | Overtaken by night | (Wms) |
| MP.POA.1 | Poa | Bait; allure by bait, entice | (Wms) |
| CE.POO-FATU.1* | Poo(w)hatu | Stone [Eastern Maori Dialect] | (Bgs) |
| CE.POO-FUE.* | Poohue | (Clematis spp.), (Muhlenbeckia sp.), (Passiflora tetrandra), (Calystegia sp.) | (Wms) |
| TA.POHUTU.2 | Pohutu | To splash | (Wms) |
| TA.POO-FATU.2 | Poohutu/kawa | A tree (Metrosideros excelsa) Phonologically Irregular | (Wms) |
| PN.POGA.1 | Ponga | A tree fern (Cyathea dealbata) | (Wms) |
| NP.POGA.2 | Ponga/ponga | Nostril | (Wms) |
| NP.POGA.3 | Ponga | A method of adzing timber | (Wms) |
| NP.POGA.3 | Ponga | A tree-fern (the surface of the trunk is distinctively patterned) | (Bgs) |
| PN.POGI.1 | Pongi/pongi | Dull, stupid | (Wms) |
| PN.POGI.2 | Pongi | A dark variety of taro | (Wms) |
| MP.POGI-POGI | Ata/pongipongi/ | Daybreak | (Wms) |
| PN.POI.C | Poi/poi | Wander about; toss, swing, wave about | (Wms) |
| CP.POQOI | Paoi | Pound, mash | (Wms) |
| EP.POIKE | Pooike | Head, top (of a tree)...; place aloft | (Wms) |
| PN.POOKAI | Pookai | Coil, wrap up (I) | (Wms) |
| NP.POKE | Poke/poke | Mix with fluid | (Wms) |
| CE.POO-KERE | Pokere | A black, kiltlike garment; dark, black; in the dark | (Wms) |
| PN.POKI.1 | Po/poki | Cover over (e.g. earth oven); place upside down (e.g. canoe) | (Bgs) |
| PN.POKI.1 | Poki/poki | Overrun, spread over; finger (as a flute). Freq. of popoki | (Bgs) |
| PN.POO-KIA | Pookia | Covered over; overtaken. Passive of popoki | (Bgs) |
| EO.POKO.1 | Poko | Extinguished | (Wms) |
| PN.POKO.2 | Poko | Hole | (Wms) |
| NP.POKO-POKO | Pokopoko | Nymphae. Pudenda muliebria (Tgr). | (Wms) |
| CE.POKO-SIWI.* | Pokohiwi | Shoulder | (Wms) |
| CE.POKO-SIWI.* | Pokowhiwhi | Shoulder (Aupoouri dialect WMA) | (Bgs) |
| CE.POKO-SIWI.* | Pokihiwi | Shoulder | (Wms) |
| MP.POLA.1 | Pora | Coarse cloak, floor mat | (Wms) |
| FJ.POLA.2 | Pora | Large sea-going canoe; stranger, wonderful person | (Wms) |
| NP.POLAE | Poorae | Trumpeter (Latris lineata) | (Wms) |
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