Entries from Churchward 1959 in Pollex-Online

Churchward, C. M. (1959). Tongan Dictionary. London, Oxford University Press.

Language Item Description
Tongan Muhu(muhu) Mumble, murmur, mutter; drone, give forthe a low subdued sound
Tongan Musie Grass, especially lawngrass
Tongan Mutu Cut off
Tongan Mutu/mutu Fish sp
Tongan Na That, those, esp. near you
Tongan Naʔa, naʔe Sign of past tense
Tongan ʔA(ʔa)/na, ʔo(ʔo)/na His, her or hers, its
Tongan Ne Third person singular preposed subject pronoun
Tongan Naa Respectful, modest, mannerly
Tongan Naʔa Cease crying (of a child)
Tongan Naʔa Lest, perhaps, in case
Tongan Nanaʔi Begrudge, be mean or stingy with
Tongan Nafa Drum
Tongan Neiufi Broad and blunt-nosed shark sp
Tongan Kinaua Third person dual independent pronoun
Tongan Namo Lagoon; sea near the land, esp. between reef and shore
Tongan Namu Odour
Tongan Namu Mosquito
Tongan Nani Coddle, speak or act fondly
Tongan Natu Mix by kneading; massage with leaves etc
Tongan Kinautolu Third person plural independent pronoun
Tongan Navu Cover hair with lime
Tongan Ne Past tense marker
Tongan Nai Perhaps, I wonder (expresses uncertainty, wonder, interrogation)
Tongan Ne/nefu/ Dim, indistinct, hazy
Tongan Nifo Tooth
Tongan Niko/nikoʔi Adorn with flourishes
Tongan Ma/nimo Secret, underhand, surreptitious
Tongan Ninimo Suffer from vertigo, dizziness, giddiness
Tongan Nini/nini Shiver with cold
Tongan Niu Coconut (tree or fruit)
Tongan Noa Common, worthless
Tongan Noa Adverb of manner (without reason, purpose or meaning; idly; without effort, easily; fruitlessly)
Tongan Noʔo To noose, tie a boat
Tongan Nofo Sit, dwell
Tongan Nofu Fish with poisonous spikes
Tongan Nonga Calm, still, tranquil, contented
Tongan Noko Hip
Tongan Noku Bend, crouch v
Tongan Noo Borrow, hire; special feast provided by man for those from whom he wants to get money
Tongan Nono Fruit fly
Tongan Nonu Tree sp. (Morinda citrifolia)
Tongan Nue Fish sp
Tongan Nuka The end of the penis
Tongan Nuku Element in place-names
Tongan Numi Tuck, pleat
Tongan ʔO Conjunction, and or untranslateable
Tongan Oo A familiar substitute for ko au in responding to a call
Tongan Oo Go (dual or plural)
Tongan Oo mai Come (dual or plural)