Entries from Dougherty 1983 in Pollex-Online

Dougherty, J. W. D. (1983). West Futuna-Aniwa: An Introduction to a Polynesian Outlier Language. Berkeley, University of California Press.

Language Item Description
West Futuna Sapa Overlapping, unequal, uneven; surpass at games
West Futuna Sape Crippled, lame; to limp
West Futuna Sara To look for, search for; to find
West Futuna Save Flying-fish
West Futuna (H)sau (trans. sau/a) To cut, chop (particularly plants or trees)
West Futuna Sau To blow (of wind)
West Futuna Savari-a To spit, spittle Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna Savini To whistle with just the lips
West Futuna Se Grasshopper, locust. Criquet (Rve).
West Futuna Se Not
West Futuna Seka A mushroom that glows blue at night
West Futuna Seke (pl. h/seke) Slide, skid, slip; pass by
West Futuna Sere-a To cut (in a back and forth slicing or sawing motion); to write, to mark. Circumcise (Cpl).
West Futuna Seru Comb (n,v)
West Futuna Sega To discolor, change colour, darken, of fruits which brown when exposed to air or warmed on fire
West Futuna Segasega Dusk Problematic
West Futuna Seu/a To push, to slide
West Futuna Se/seua Confusion
West Futuna Si-a To fish for reef fish (with a pole and line)
West Futuna Sigano Sheath of banana flower
West Futuna Sik/up Needle for sewing nets
West Futuna Siga/fi Platform of fire-plough
West Futuna Siko/fia Catch
West Futuna Siku Tail, tail end. Haut des pattes arrières (Rve).
West Futuna (H)sira (trans. sire/ia) To look; open one's eyes
West Futuna Sina White, grayish (esp. of hair)
West Futuna Sinu A tree whose sap said to cause blindness
West Futuna Siosio Whirlwind
West Futuna Sipa Stumble over; break a pattern, quit one's normal routine
West Futuna Si Hiss
West Futuna Siva A traditional style of dancing
West Futuna So- Skoot, inch along, move a bit. Used with directionals
West Futuna Soa Sibling or parallel same-sex cousin
West Futuna Soata Volcano
West Futuna Sogi Kiss (n,v)
West Futuna Soka Some kind of bracing-timber in a house
West Futuna Soria (Cpl), sorea (Dty) Carry
West Futuna Somo To grow, sprout (also used of animals ane people); sprouted portion of a plant. Tige (d'igname) (Rve).
West Futuna Soni Thorns
West Futuna Sope Tuft, ringlet of hair in the center of the forehead; comb of cock; apex, triangle
West Futuna Sopo (pl. h/sopo) Jump, leap; dance
West Futuna Su Wet
West Futuna Sua A paddle; to row
West Futuna Suki/a Pierce, stab, sew
West Futuna Suru (pl. h/suru) To dive, skin dive
West Futuna Sum/suma/ Tie with a number of strings
West Futuna Sumu/sumu A fish
West Futuna Ta/nea Row of single bananas in the bunch
West Futuna -taua First person inclusive dual possessive suffix
West Futuna Tae To net, scoop up; scoop net for flying-fish...