Entries from Elbert 1946, 1948 in Pollex-Online

Elbert, S. H. (1946). Kapingamarangi and Nukuoro Word List, with Notes on Linguistic Position, Pronunciation, and Grammar, United States Naval Military Government (Mimeographed)., Elbert, S. H. (1948). Grammar and Comparative Study of the Language of Kapingamarangi, Texts, and Word Lists, Pacific Science Board, National Research Council (CIMA Project).

Language Item Description
Kapingamarangi Tapatapa Sand Lobster (Parribacus antarcticus)
Kapingamarangi Tau Season
Kapingamarangi Taura Rope
Kapingamarangi Te Definite article (arch.)
Kapingamarangi Tere Sail, float
Kapingamarangi Tiri Throw hard
Kapingamarangi Tinae Belly
Kapingamarangi Tihaa Sneeze Phonologically Irregular
Kapingamarangi Tiu Depart for the open sea, especially for bonitos (obs.) Problematic
Nukuoro Toa Champion, hero
Kapingamarangi Tongi Chip out a tiny hole
Kapingamarangi Tuai Old, slow, late
Kapingamarangi Tungi Set light to
Kapingamarangi Tuki Kick
Kapingamarangi Tuku Leave, place
Kapingamarangi Turi/wae Knee
Kapingamarangi Tupe Crab, both land and sea species
Kapingamarangi A/u, o/u Second person singular possessive plural possessed object pronoun
Kapingamarangi Ua/ua Muscle
Kapingamarangi Anga/uri/ Dark blue
Kapingamarangi Mataa/uruuru/ Stretch of reef where waves come in and immediately beyond
Kapingamarangi Unuthi Pull up (as taro)
Kapingamarangi Uuta Inland (from shore), shore, land (from sea)
Kapingamarangi Wa Resound, hum, of a distant voice or roar
Kapingamarangi Wai Water ,
Kapingamarangi Wete (mhee) Goatfish sp.
Kapingamarangi (W)atu Away from the speaker, away, there
Kapingamarangi Hakakono Thwarted, unable to follow out one's inclination or desires; repressed, frustrated
Kapingamarangi Tiro/ngohuru Ten (people)
Kapingamarangi Kono Sick
Kapingamarangi Para Rotten (of fish) (sg.)
Kapingamarangi Tira Unopened leaf of coconut Phonologically Irregular
Kapingamarangi Thuki Pound, beat
Kapingamarangi Tuku Leave off doing
Kapingamarangi Hure/i Push back the foreskin
Kapingamarangi Ma/oki/oki Empty, as of a house or country, deserted, uninhabIted Problematic
Kapingamarangi Revereve/ina Spider
Kapingamarangi Hu(a)maria, huamarie Good, beautiful, pretty
Kapingamarangi Koni Flutter hands and arms in dancing, also as an expression of joy
Kapingamarangi Taha Outside
Kapingamarangi Mira Make a whirlpool
Kapingamarangi Huaitino Body
Kapingamarangi Tua- Ordinalising prefix
Kapingamarangi Rii Nit, egg of louse
Kapingamarangi Tuwa o te hare Roof
Kapingamarangi Ruru To shake, as a hand; to jerk
Nukuoro Taha Best drinking nut, meat still soft
Kapingamarangi Haka/a/piri Ancient breadfruit-bark gee-string
Kapingamarangi Putu Look after, as a ruler and his land; feed, nourish, care for; hold a celebration in honor of, fete Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi Hira Look at