Entries from Mataora 1981 in Pollex-Online
Mataora, T., M. Tutai, et al. (1981). Pukapukan-English dictionary: a preliminary edition.
Language | Item | Description |
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Pukapuka | Mo/moyo | Cooked |
Pukapuka | Mu/muka/ | Pure white |
Pukapuka | Mule | Sexual stimulation caused by the stretching or stiffening of the muscles |
Pukapuka | Paa | A fence |
Pukapuka | Paa | Fishing lure made from pearl-shell |
Pukapuka | Paa | To burst |
Pukapuka | Paepae (watu) | Stone border; two parallel rows of stones |
Pukapuka | Pa/paka/ | Dried up |
Pukapuka | Pa/paki/ | Slap with the open hand |
Pukapuka | Pakipaki | Portuguese Man-of-war |
Pukapuka | Pala | Ripe |
Pukapuka | Pala | Rotten |
Pukapuka | Pala | Dirt; soiled, very wet |
Pukapuka | Pala/nga | A lump of faeces |
Pukapuka | Pale | To catch a ball; guard reserves |
Pukapuka | Pale | Hat |
Pukapuka | Palu | Wash clothes |
Pukapuka | Pana | Bounce |
Pukapuka | Pani | To put marks on something (e.g. face) |
Pukapuka | Papa | Hard bedrock that rises above water at certain times |
Pukapuka | Pape | Upward movement of the hips (as in intercourse, dancing) Problematic |
Pukapuka | Payeke | Slip |
Pukapuka | Patoo | To touch ground lightly (as a dart which ricochets) |
Pukapuka | Pe/ia | Like this |
Pukapuka | Pee | Pus ; ooze |
Pukapuka | Peewea | How? |
Pukapuka | Penu | Blunt Phonologically Irregular |
Pukapuka | Penu | Pandanus seed |
Pukapuka | Pia | Starch |
Pukapuka | Pia | White substance found in sexual organs of both sexes |
Pukapuka | Piki | To join, in weaving |
Pukapuka | Piko | Crooked, bent, not straight |
Pukapuka | Pili | Close, not very far |
Pukapuka | Pia | Box, trunk, chest Problematic |
Pukapuka | Piivai/elo | Useless, good for nothing (said of persons) |
Pukapuka | Poo | Night, darkness; abode of the dead |
Pukapuka | Poe | Pearl; ear-ring |
Pukapuka | Poi | Taro pudding prepared for babies, the aged and sick people |
Pukapuka | Pookai | A roll (of wire etc.) (of prepared pandanus leaves |
Pukapuka | Pole | Need, want something ; desire, longing |
Pukapuka | Pona | A piece of flesh or sugarcane |
Pukapuka | Pono | Sure, certain; confirm Problematic |
Pukapuka | Poopoo | To clap hands; comfort a person in trouble |
Pukapuka | Poti/poti | Caterpillar |
Pukapuka | Pootiki | Last-born in a family Problematic |
Pukapuka | Poto | Short |
Pukapuka | Pou | Post |
Pukapuka | Poouli | Dark |
Pukapuka | Poouto | A float for a net; fishing float Borrowed |
Pukapuka | Pua | Flowering of plants, starting to bear fruit |