Entries from Lamont 1867 in Pollex-Online
Lamont, E. H. (1867). Wild life among the Pacific islanders. London, Hurst and Blackett.
Language | Item | Description |
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Penrhyn | È | Yes |
Penrhyn | Coè | You |
Penrhyn | Co | Husking stick |
Penrhyn | Kaiing | Food-lands |
Penrhyn | Capa | A dance |
Penrhyn | Kau sho, cau sho | Type of *parieu* |
Penrhyn | A/kaha | Cordage |
Penrhyn | Kaiing | Food lands (i.e. islands visited for food as opposed to where people lived |
Penrhyn | Arorangè | Foreign lands; white man |
Penrhyn | Atua | Spirit; supreme god |
Penrhyn | Cary | No |
Penrhyn | Cavio | Land-lobster |
Penrhyn | Kia | Sleeping-mat |
Penrhyn | Tangata kichè | Spirit doctor |
Penrhyn | Kino | Bad ; bad, naughty, rough, stormy, rotten, useless |
Penrhyn | A/ino | Drink! |
Penrhyn | Epo | Drinking-cup |
Tuamotu | Riu | Eau des fonds dans un bateau; qui fait eau; prendre de l'eau |
Penrhyn | Manga | Food |
Penrhyn | Mangaro | Type of coconut with sweet husk |
Penrhyn | Nuè | Big |
Penrhyn | Poey | Scraped coconut |
Penrhyn | Pusè | White-speckled eel |
Penrhyn | Iriki | King or chief |
Penrhyn | Toto | Bag net |
Penrhyn | Coerari, coerarè | Paddle-shaped club |
Penrhyn | Parieu, pariew | Short mantle of matting |
Penrhyn | Isu | Nose; prow of canoe |
Penrhyn | A wai | Exclamation |
Penrhyn | Haka ki kitchè | Friendly visit |
Penrhyn | Ika, eka | Fish |
Penrhyn | A/tchica | Truth |
Penrhyn | Taw | Cooked |
Penrhyn | Su marè, sumarè/ng | Very good, best |
Penrhyn | Rau rau | Group fishing net |
Penrhyn | Pitaka | Circle |
Penrhyn | Neu mata | Half-grown coconut |
Penrhyn | Moto moto | Ripe coconut |
Penrhyn | Mata pikè | Crooked eyes, squint |
Penrhyn | Manienie/wr | Shut up! silence! |
Penrhyn | Muko-muko, muco muco, makumako | Earliest stage of coconut |
Penrhyn | Fono | Council Phonologically Irregular |
Penrhyn | E/chik | Two coconuts tied together by husk |
Penrhyn | Hana | Go |
Penrhyn | Harè | House |
Penrhyn | Hoè | Paddle |
Penrhyn | Hokè | Return |
Penrhyn | Hona | Turtle |
Penrhyn | Comities | Wooden bowls |
Penrhyn | A hokè mai | Come back to us |