Pukapuka entries in Pollex-Online
Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
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SO.FUA.5B | Tike/wua | Naked | (Bge) |
MP.FUA.6 | Wua | Pick pandanus leaves | (Mta) |
PN.FUAFUA.2A | Uaua | Pimple, boil sp. perh. Uwauwa. | (Sby) |
NP.FUAAGA | Wuaanga | Family, clan ; offspring, children; a flock of birds | (Sby) |
CP.FUQAGA | Wuanga | Archaic word associated with sharpening | (Sby) |
PN.FUA-TASA | Wuatai | Only child | (Sby) |
OC.FUE.1A | Wue/wue | Reference in chants to foreign vegetation in Tongan region | (Sby) |
PN.FUE.2 | Uwe/uwe | Insect swatter made from coconut frond | (Mta) |
PN.FUE.2 | Ue/ue | Mosquito switch made of coconut leaf | (Bge) |
PN.FUE.2 | (Waka)u(w)e | To chase away | (Bge) |
EC.FUGA.2 | Wunga | Waste sennit fibre; used to scrape pots etc. | (Sby) |
EC.FUGA.2 | Unga/unga | Reduced to dust, powder; dashed to pieces | (Sby) |
PN.FUGOWAI.* | Angavai | Affinal relative Phonologically Irregular | (Bge) |
PN.FUGOWAI.* | Matua angavai | Parent-in-law Phonologically Irregular | (Bge) |
PN.FUHI.B | Wui | All, assembled, united (of chiefs, men etc) archaic use, now "wii" all | (Sby) |
NP.FUKA.2 | Wuka | Foam | (Bge) |
MP.FUKE.A | Wu/wuke/ | To open out | (Bge) |
OC.FULA.1 | Wula | Swell up | (Sby) |
FJ.FULE.C | Wule | To pluck leaves off, stunting growth | (Sby) |
FJ.FULE.C | Wu/wule | Senseless destroying of numerous leaves (e.g. ofcoconut) ; to mutilate | (Sby) |
MP.FULI.1 | Wuli, wu/wuli, wuli/wuli | To turn | (Bge) |
MP.FULU.1 | Wulu | Fur, feathers, wool | (Mta) |
MP.FULU.2 | Wu/wulu/ | To have a bath | (Mta) |
AN.FUNA.1A | Wuuna/ki | Hide, conceal | (Bge) |
CC.FUNA.3 | Wuna | To avenge, get even with. | (Bge) |
EP.FUNAOGA.* | Unaonga | Son-in-law Borrowed | (Bge) |
AN.FUTI.1 | Wuti | Pull up a line, pluck out hair, nits | (Sby) |
AN.FUTI.1 | Wu/wuti/ | Pull. hoist | (Mta) |
AN.FUTI.2 | Wuti | Banana | (Bge) |
AN.FUTU | Wutu | Tree sp. (Barringtonia asiatica) | (Sby) |
OC.-GA | -nga | Gerundive suffix | (Sby) |
PN.GAA.2A | Naa | Plural definite article Phonologically Irregular | (Sby) |
SO.GAA-QUTA | Ngaauta | Shore, land (from the sea); further inland | (Sby) |
EP.GA-FAQA.* | Ngawaa | Crack, break ; burst open, split, break, Problematic | (Sby) |
PN.GAFI-GAFI | Ngawingawi | Feeble, damaged, weak | (Bge) |
PN.GAFULU.* | Lau/ngaulu | Ten | (Bge) |
CE.GAGIE | Ngangie | A sort of ironwood tree growing along the coastline ; a tree (Pemphis acidula) | (Sby) |
PN.GAAKAU | Ngaakau | Internal organs; heart, disposition, character | (Bge) |
EC.GA-AKE | Ngake | East | (Bge) |
CE.GAKI.A | Ngaki | Try hard to obtain something or someone Problematic | (Sby) |
PN.GAKO | Ngako | Body fat (human or animal) | (Bge) |
PN.GALI.1 | Ngali | Nibble, gnaw, bite in scooping motion | (Sby) |
OC.GALO.1 | Ngalo | Lose, be lost or missing, disappear | (Bge) |
MP.GALU.1 | Ngalu | Rough (of sea) | (Bge) |
PN.GA-LUE | Ngalue | Shake, stir; make rolling sounds (of stomach) | (Bge) |
PN.GARUE | Ngalue/nga | Feast at the completion of a communal activity | (Sby) |
PN.GAALULU.A | Ngalulu | Make a roaring sound (as waves on reef) | (Bge) |
PN.GAOFIE | Ngaawie | Suffix to verbs meaning easily or quickly accomplished | (Bge) |
NP.GA-SAE | Ngaayae | Tear, be torn, ragged, burst | (Bge) |
OC.GASU.2 | Ngayu | A tree (Scaevola sericea) | (Whr) |
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