Entries from Churchward 1959 in Pollex-Online
Churchward, C. M. (1959). Tongan Dictionary. London, Oxford University Press.
Language | Item | Description |
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Tongan | Pe/hee | Like this, like that |
Tongan | Peehee | Thus |
Tongan | Peʔe | Overripe, soft (of breadfruit) |
Tongan | Peau | Wave, billow |
Tongan | Peku | Blunt Phonologically Irregular |
Tongan | Pehena | Like that |
Tongan | Peheni | Like this |
Tongan | Peʔi | Very well, then |
Tongan | Peka | Bat, flying-fox |
Tongan | Pekepeka | White-rumped Swiftlet |
Tongan | Pekepeke | Pudding made of breadfruit and raw coconut cream |
Tongan | Pela | Pus, matter, pus-like matter in the eyes |
Tongan | Pele | Beloved, darling |
Tongan | Pele | (Abelmoschus manihot) |
Tongan | Pelu | Fold, bend, flex |
Tongan | Ma/pelu | Folded, bent, creased |
Tongan | Pelupelu | A very small fish |
Tongan | Pena | Mend (a net or web) |
Tongan | Pena/pena/ | Keep a boat trim and clean |
Tongan | Penu | Pulp or residue after straining out juice or oil |
Tongan | Pepe | Butterfly |
Tongan | Peʔehi | Throw or bump down so as to soften |
Tongan | Pete | To have a rash |
Tongan | Pete/pete | Rash over wide area, or in many places |
Tongan | Pe/peu/ | Discouraged, to be, disheartened |
Tongan | Peva | Marine creature which collapses like empty tube when removed from water |
Tongan | Pii | Throw water over |
Tongan | Piki | Hold on, cling to, take hold of |
Tongan | Piko | Bent |
Tongan | Pilau | (Have) dried up matter in the eyes |
Tongan | Pili | Bluish lizard |
Tongan | Pilipili | Young Cuttlefish |
Tongan | Pipi | Shellfish sp |
Tongan | Pipiki | Sleep, asleep, to be |
Tongan | Pihi | Splash up, squirt |
Tongan | Pihi/a | To be infected with a disease |
Tongan | Pito | Navel |
Tongan | Pito | Quite full, full to the top Problematic |
Tongan | Piu | (Pritchardia pacifica), fan palm |
Tongan | Poo | Night |
Tongan | Poo | Catch |
Tongan | Poo/ki | Close eyes of a dead person; pat, dab |
Tongan | Poa | Yam with fishy smell |
Tongan | Namu/poa/ | Fish odour |
Tongan | Poa | Kind of yam with a fishy smell |
Tongan | Ponga | Be affected with a certain disease, fruit |
Tongan | Pongipongi | Morning, to be/become |
Tongan | (Po)poi | Flinch, draw back so as to avoid a blow. Remuer, pencher d'un côté (Btn). |
Tongan | Poʔoi | Fermented taro and Cordyline root juice |
Tongan | Poka | Castrate |