Entries from Clark 1998 in Pollex-Online

Clark, R. (1998). A dictionary of the Mele language (Atara Imere), Vanuatu. Canberrra, Pacific Linguistics.

Language Item Description
Ifira-Mele Maata/a Watch (something happening)
Ifira-Mele Mata Raw, unripe, unready
Ifira-Mele Matagi Wind
Ifira-Mele Mataisau Carpenter, person skilled in canoe-building, house-building, carving, etc
Ifira-Mele Mataku Afraid, frightened
Ifira-Mele Matala Split open Phonologically Irregular
Ifira-Mele Matariki The Milky Way
Ifira-Mele Mataau Anchor Problematic
Ifira-Mele Matau Right (not left)
Ifira-Mele Mate Die
Ifira-Mele Majira Bamboo knife or scraper
Ifira-Mele Maatoru Thick (of board etc.)
Ifira-Mele Mu First person exclusive plural pronoun
Ifira-Mele Maateu We (exc.)
Ifira-Mele Maatuu Dry
Ifira-Mele Matua Old, mature, ripe
Ifira-Mele Matuku/tea White Reef Heron
Ifira-Mele Mau Unbroken, in one piece, all together
Ifira-Mele M/mau Find (vi)
Ifira-Mele Maaua We two (exc)
Ifira-Mele Mauga Mountain
Ifira-Mele Mau-tikitiki Legendary hero
Ifira-Mele Maavae/vae Coming apart (of canoe)
Ifira-Mele Mea Red
Ifira-Mele Mea Gills
Ifira-Mele Nea Thing Phonologically Irregular
Ifira-Mele Miro A shore tree
Ifira-Mele Mimi Urine, urinate
Ifira-Mele Misi/laki Have something on the mind, be constantly thinking about
Ifira-Mele Moa Fowl
Ifira-Mele Moa End
Ifira-Mele Muana Ocean
Ifira-Mele Moe Sleep, lie down
Ifira-Mele Moega Fine mat for honoured guests
Ifira-Mele Moeraga A sleeping-place
Ifira-Mele Meemeji Dream
Ifira-Mele Mwoli Orange
Ifira-Mele Moori/a To offer, present
Ifira-Mele Morokau A large-leafed arboreal vine (Epipremnum pinnatum)
Ifira-Mele M/mono Cork
Ifira-Mele Moto Unripe (melon, pawpaw, banana)
Ifira-Mele Motu Be severed, cut off, broken
Ifira-Mele Moa Forward, front Phonologically Irregular
Ifira-Mele Moa Postposed particle, please, if you don't mind
Ifira-Mele Moaaki/na Lead, precede, go before Phonologically Irregular
Ifira-Mele Muri Behind, after; to follow
Ifira-Mele Muri Rear, back end
Ifira-Mele Funu/mui Young woman (between puberty and marriage) Borrowed Phonologically Irregular
Ifira-Mele Mulu To shed one's skin, moult
Ifira-Mele M/muru/ Warm oneself at a fire