Entries from Hooper 1994 in Pollex-Online
Hooper, R. (1994). Reconstructing Proto Polynesian fish names. Austronesian terminologies: continuity and change. A. Pawley and M. Ross. Canberra, Pacific Linguistics: 185-230.
Language | Item | Description |
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Tokelau | Kaafai | If, allowing that (in open conditions); when, at which time (not used of past time) |
Tahitian | ʔAhiʔa ʔavaʔava | (Oxalis corniculata) |
Pukapuka | Kawulu | A fish (Parupeneus trifasciatus) Problematic |
Tuvalu | Kalo | (Mulloidicthys auriflamma) |
East Uvea | Kaloama | Nom d`un poisson; gros uhouho ; (M. flavolineatus |
Kapingamarangi | Gala | Goatfish sp. |
Marquesas | Kaʔoa | (Upeneus vittatus) MQN; (Mulloidicthys sp.) MQS Phonologically Irregular |
Niue | Kaloama, koloama | Goatfish, small, yellowish. Yellowstripe goatfish (Mulloides flavolineatus) (Sph). |
Pukapuka | Kalooma | A small fish ; yellow mullet ; young goatfish (both vete and memea) |
Rarotongan | Koama | A small, silvery fish caught in shoals along the beach ; young vete, 6 inches |
Tokelau | Kana | If (counterfactual) . (used in hypothetical, 'unreal' conditions) |
Tokelau | Kanae | Mullet spp. (Mugil cephalus) (Crenimugil crenilabis) |
Tahitian | ʔApe | (Alocasia macrorrhiza). Plante à larges feuilles ressemblant au taro (Colocasia macrorrhisa) (Lmt). |
Tokelau | Kata | Large size of Caranx melampygus and C sexfasciatus |
Tahitian | ʔAute ʔuʔumu | (Hibiscus rosa sinensis) |
Tokelau | Ki | Direction towards a goal including physical movement but extending to the arguments of perception, communication and cognition, to |
East Uvea | Kiokio | Rainbow Runner (Elegatis bipinnulatus) |
Hawaiian | ʔOʔio | (Albula vulpes) Phonologically Irregular |
Marquesas | Kiokio (MQN), ʔioʔio (MQS) (Atl). | (Albula vulpes). Poisson banane à lèvre ronde; bonefish (Atl). |
Tahitian | ʔOfeʔofe | (Centotheca lappacea L.) |
Tokelau | Koomulo | (Caranx sexfasciatus) Phonologically Irregular |
Tokelau | Iloa/gia | Known of |
Luangiua | Ise | Halfbeak (Hyporhampus acutus) and other spp. |
Pukapuka | Ie | Hyporhampus acutus and other spp. of Halfbeak Problematic |
Mangareva | Rai | (Scomberoides sancti-petri) |
Pukapuka | Lai | Fish sp. (Scomberoides sancti-petri) ; Scomberoides lysan |
Samoan | Lai | (Scomberoides sancti-petri) |
Rennellese | Lalawi | Young (Cheilinus undulatus) Phonologically Irregular |
Tongan | Lalafi | Kind of fish (Scarus sp.) |
Pukapuka | Luuluuau | Moorish Idol (Zanclus canescens) |
Rennellese | Gaugauhau | Butterfly fish, when dominantly striped |
Samoan | Laulaufau | Heniochus sp. |
Tokelau | Laulaufau | Moorish Idol (Zanclus canescens) |
Pukapuka | Loi | Sea bass (Cephalopolis argus) |
Rarotongan | Patuki/roi/ | Fish sp (Cephalopolis sp.) |
Pukapuka | Lui | (Caranx lugubris) |
Rarotongan | Ruʔi | (Caranx lugubris) |
Marquesas | ʔUpoʔupo | (Caranx sp.). Carangue à barres; Barred Jack (Carangoides ferdau) (Fatu Hiva). Carangue à pointes jaunes; Island Jack (Carangoides orthogrammus) (Ua Pou). Carangue royale jaune; Golden Trevally (Gnathodon speciosus) (MQS) (Atl). |
Pukapuka | Lupo/lupo | Juvenile (Caranx) |
Tokelau | Lupo | Juveniles of all (Caranx spp.) |
Tokelau | Ma- | Denoting events or processes which come about spontaneously or by accident, without a purposeful agent |
Tokelau | Ma- | Prefix indicating possibility of performing/suffering the action |
Pukapuka | Mangoo | General name for sharks |
Tokelau | Magoo | Generic term for sharks |
Tongan | Mala | A large serranid fish, like tonu |
Pukapuka | Malatea | (Cheilinus undulatus) |
Rarotongan | Maratea | (Cheilinus undulatus) |
Tokelau | Malatea | Napoleon fish (Cheilinus undulatus) |
Tuamotu | Maratea | (Cheilinus undulatus) |
Tokelau | Malau | Fish spp. of genera (Holocentrus, Adioryx, Myripristus, Flammeo) |