Entries from Martin 1827 in Pollex-Online

Martin, J. (1827). An account of the natives of the Tonga Islands in the South Pacific Ocean, with an original grammar and vocabulary of their language, compiled and arranged from the extensive communications of Mr.William Mariner, several years reside in those islands. Edinburgh, Constable and Co.

Language Item Description
Tongan Tacca-milo Flexuous, winding
Tongan Tacký. Tacca tacký. To wheel, to roll up. To engird.
Tongan Tocoto. Tacoto. To lie, to lie down. To lie along, to lie down; one lying; to lean against.
Tongan Táë Dung, excrement
Tongan Tafa To cut, to intersect
Tongan Tafanga-fanga The open country
Tongan Tafe To stream like water
Tongan Taffi-taffi To sweep
Tongan Tafoki To turn back, to return, to turn round, to turn over
Tongan Taggi-taggi To carry or lead in the hand
Tongan Taha The numeral one
Tongan Tahi The sea, sea-water
Tongan Tahi-hoco High tide
Tongan Tahine A virgin, a young girl; also a term of respect to female nobles
Tongan Tái Without, not having (often used to form compound words, like the English derivatives in-, un-, -less)
Tongan Taký. Takyagi. To anoint
Tongan Tala To relate, to bid
Tongan Talanoa A narrative, conversation
Tongan Tali. Ta/tali. To wait for a person. To await, to expect.
Tongan Tali To entertain
Tongan Talla A thorn
Tongan Talo A certain esculent root
Tongan Taloo To beckon
Tongan Taloo Since (after which time)
Tongan Tama A boy, a young man
Tongan Tammý A father
Tongan Tanagi To gather together, to collect, to convocate
Tongan Tanga-caho A case for arrows
Tongan Tanga-mimi The bladder
Tongan Tangata A man, any male; also a term of honour applied to a brave man...
Tongan Tangi To weep, to implore
Tongan Tangi. Tattangi. To coo, as the doves. To clink, to jingle together.
Tongan Tango To wander by night Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan Tangooloo To snore
Tongan Tano A grave, or pit
Tongan Tanoo To overwhelm, to bury
Tongan Táö A dart, lance, spear
Tongan Taoo To cook victuals
Tongan Tów-tów. Táoo/be. To hang. Pendent, hanging.
Tongan Ta/tao To way-lay; an ambuscade
Tongan Tattów Alike, coequal; a match, an equal
Tongan Taw To cure, a cure
Tongan Taw To drop, to slip down, to fall, to let fall, to be killed in battle
Tongan Taw To implant, to plant
Tongan Taw To open, as a box, or door
Tongan Toho-toho. Taw/gia. A rape; to ravish. To commit a rape.
Tongan Tawto Blood, to bleed
Tongan Téa Pale, white
Tongan Teca To trundle; a wheel, a ball; the name of a boyish sport
Tongan Téë. Téë-téë. To swim, to float. A float, to be buoyant.