Entries from Donner 1983-87 in Pollex-Online
Donner, W. (1987) Sikaiana Vocabulary: Na male ma na talatala o Sikaiana. Honiara, Solomon Island
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Sikaiana | Malau | Fish sp |
| Sikaiana | Malena | A double headed parrot fish |
| Sikaiana | Malemo | To be drowned |
| Sikaiana | Malie | Pleasing to the taste |
| Sikaiana | Malini | Pour by accident |
| Sikaiana | Maliko | Shine with soft light |
| Sikaiana | Malli | Withered; fall, as diseased fruit |
| Sikaiana | Malino | Calm, of the sea or wind |
| Sikaiana | Maaliu | Change direction |
| Sikaiana | Malo | A loincloth folded around the hips |
| Sikaiana | Malooloo | Energetic, willing, keen, in work or some other endeavour |
| Sikaiana | Maalu | To toilet, to defecate |
| Sikaiana | Mama | Leak |
| Sikaiana | Maamaa | Chew |
| Sikaiana | Maamaa | Light (not heavy) |
| Sikaiana | Maamaa | Lungs |
| Sikaiana | Mamae | Pain |
| Sikaiana | Mmaha | Heavy |
| Sikaiana | Mmao | Distant, far away in time or space |
| Sikaiana | Mana | Thunder |
| Sikaiana | Manako | To desire |
| Sikaiana | Manava | Belly |
| Sikaiana | Maanava | Breath |
| Sikaiana | Mano | A thousand |
| Sikaiana | Manoni | Sweet-smelling, fragrant |
| Sikaiana | Maofa | Disintegrate, destroy, shredded, fallen apart |
| Sikaiana | Moa (pl. mmoa) | Cooked |
| Sikaiana | Masa | To be empty of liquid |
| Sikaiana | Masae | Torn |
| Sikaiana | Masana | Turtle species. [E-S] |
| Sikaiana | Masaala | Know, understand, be clear about something |
| Sikaiana | Kale/mata | Face |
| Sikaiana | Mata | Uncooked (food) |
| Sikaiana | Mata/hanauna | Descent line to founder hero |
| Sikaiana | Mata- | Ten fish |
| Sikaiana | Matani | Wind |
| Sikaiana | Mataku | Afraid, frightened |
| Sikaiana | Matala | Untied |
| Sikaiana | Mataatala | Front and back edges of roof |
| Sikaiana | Mata | Choose Problematic |
| Sikaiana | Maatino | Clear to see, obvious, certain |
| Sikaiana | Maatou | We (exc.) |
| Sikaiana | Matu | A fish |
| Sikaiana | Matuku | Bird sp., Reef Heron |
| Sikaiana | M(m)au | Fixed, firm |
| Sikaiana | M/mau | Firm, tight |
| Sikaiana | Mau | To have caught a fish when fishing with a line |
| Sikaiana | Maaua | We two (exc) |
| Sikaiana | Mouna | Mountain |
| Sikaiana | Mounu | Bait |
