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 Manatu/nea Think, meditate, understand
West Futuna Manava Belly
West Futuna Manava Breathe rapidly (as with fright)
West Futuna Manu Bird, animal
West Futuna Manu (pl. h/manu) To float, be buoyant; to glide, coast. To fly without flapping wings (Cpl). Flotter (nage); planer (oiseau) (Rve).
West Futuna Manuka. Mánuka (Cpl). Sore, ulcer. Blessure mal (Rve).
West Futuna Mao/mao Fair, dry after rain
West Futuna Mari True, truth, indeed
West Futuna Mapo Tasty (of root crops)
West Futuna Mapusake Breathe, breath Problematic
West Futuna Masa To dry up, evaporate completely. To be finished; to fail (Cpl).
West Futuna Ta retu /masaga/ Twin paths
West Futuna Masaga Twins, pair; twin, paired
West Futuna Maharo To wonder at, be surprised by
West Futuna Maseni Learn by enquiry Problematic
West Futuna Masani Dry Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna Masi (ANI) Rather bitter
West Futuna Masi Tapa belt
West Futuna Masui Left (not right); wrong, incorrect, in error
West Futuna Mata Eye
West Futuna Mata Green, raw, unripe, immature
West Futuna M(a)tagi Wind
West Futuna Mataki/na Watch for, be cautious about; watch over, care for, look out for
West Futuna Mataku To fear (vi)
West Futuna Matariki Pleiades
West Futuna Matau, metao Fishhook; a charm controlling the luck of fishermen
West Futuna Matau Right (not left); correct, good
West Futuna Mate Die, death; lose consciousness; be exhausted...
West Futuna Majira (WFU), matjira (ANI) Bamboo, knife. Sabre d'abattis (Rve).
West Futuna Matoru Thick
West Futuna -matou First person exclusive plural possessive suffix
West Futuna A/kimatou We (exc.)
West Futuna Matu To dry(vi); dried
West Futuna Matua Large, full grown
West Futuna Matuku Blue Heron
West Futuna Mau Firmly
West Futuna A/kimaua We two (exc.)
West Futuna Ma-sikisiki Legendary hero
West Futuna Maunu Bait
West Futuna Mavae To part, separate, open out
West Futuna Me Infix of second aspect of verb Problematic
West Futuna (H)mea Red, reddish, reddish brown, orange
West Futuna Nea Thing Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna Mei Until Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna Mero To wither Problematic
West Futuna Mimi (pl. h/mimi) Urinate; urine
West Futuna Misa To recede (of the tide). Descendre (la mer) (Rve).
West Futuna Miji (WFU), mitji (ANI) A dream; to dream
West Futuna Mise/kina Chew sugarcane
West Futuna Mo For