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 | A/kiratou | Third person plural independent pronoun |
| West Futuna | Rava | To finish, complete, be done |
| West Futuna | Rava | Choke, of plants |
| West Futuna | Lava/lava | Fabric loincloth worn by men Phonologically Irregular |
| West Futuna | Reka | To belch |
| West Futuna | Rere | Fly, single subject |
| West Futuna | Hlele | Fly, plural subject |
| West Futuna | Lele-a | To make something fly away (of the wind) |
| West Futuna | Sa/rafue/ | Butterfly, moth |
| West Futuna | Leo | Voice |
| West Futuna | Repa/repa | Flap wings |
| West Futuna | Lepa/lepa | Loose, flabby (ANI) . Moving about freely, swinging free (FUT) Moving about (of hanging things) (Cpl). |
| West Futuna | Rep/repu | Be stirred up into waves |
| West Futuna | Resi/a | To lie to |
| West Futuna | Rie | Louse egg |
| West Futuna | Ringi/a | To pour (out) |
| West Futuna | Rigorigo | A small cricket |
| West Futuna | Hlika | Pain, suffering, fear, fright |
| West Futuna | Hlili. riri (trans. riri/a) | To be angry |
| West Futuna | Lih/lili | Bad tempered, bad mannered, spoiled. Pleurnicher (Rve). |
| West Futuna | Rima | Five |
| West Futuna | Rima | Hand-arm |
| West Futuna | Rito/rito | Immature yam |
| West Futuna | Ro | Ant. Sorte de petit scorpion (Rve). |
| West Futuna | Roro, ro- | To go (non-singular subject) |
| West Futuna | Roata | Large black ant sp. Sorte de petite scorpion (pique) (Rve). |
| West Futuna | Rafa | Fathom (a measure of distance spanning the distance of one's outstretched arms); to measure. Phonologically Irregular |
| West Futuna | Rou-a | Forked stick; to pick fruit with a forked stick |
| West Futuna | Roi | Fish Sp |
| West Futuna | Loh/loli | Sea slug. Holothurie noire (Rve). |
| West Futuna | (H)goro | To sing; song Phonologically Irregular |
| West Futuna | Rotu | To follow christian worship |
| West Futuna | Rua | Hole dug in ground for cooking or burying trash; pit |
| West Futuna | (H)lua | To heave, vomit; to burst out; to topple down, be ejected |
| West Futuna | Rua | Two |
| West Futuna | Ruana | Lowly, common |
| West Futuna | Ruetu | Winds from the north and north-east |
| West Futuna | Retu/amlai. Ruetu amlai (Rve). | Northeast wind |
| West Futuna | Rukau | Native cabbage |
| West Futuna | Ruru | Owl |
| West Futuna | Ruru | Calm, still |
| West Futuna | Ruma/ruma | Leave one's friends and stay with others |
| West Futuna | Rupe | Dove, pigeon |
| West Futuna | Ma | And, with |
| West Futuna | Ma | And (not confined to numerals) |
| West Futuna | H/ma | To be ashamed, shy, embarrassed; frightened |
| West Futuna | -maua | First person exclusive dual possessive suffix |
| West Futuna | Ma | Clear, clean |
| West Futuna | Ma | For |
| West Futuna | Mae | Shrivel, dry up, wither. Fanée (fleur) (Rve). |
