Entries from Davletshin 2013 in Pollex-Online

Albert Davletshin, field notes

Language Item Description
Nuguria Rono (pl. rrono) Hear
Nuguria Ronu Noni tree and fruit (Morinda citrifolia) Phonologically Irregular
Nuguria Roto/loto In, into; inside, inward
Nuguria Rua/lua Hole (in ground etc.), hollow, cave
Nuguria Rua/lua Vomit, puke
Nuguria Ruru (pl. rruru) Hidden (from wind and rain)
Nuguria Rupe Pigeon, dove sp.
Nuguria Maa/tea White; clean
Nuguria Mahu(i)ke Earthquake
Nuguria Manoo Shark (generic)
Nuguria Moikuku (Finger- or toe-)nail (of human beings), claw (of bird)
Nuguria Maki (pl. mmaki) Sick, ill; patient (n)
Nuguria Marama Moon
Nuguria Marino Calm (of day, sea)
Nuguria Mouku Grass, herb
Nuguria Maamaa hua Light (not heavy)
Nuguria Maamaa Lungs
Nuguria Maha (pl. mmaha) Empty (container, of water); low (of tide)
Nuguria Matani Wind, air
Nuguria Matariki Name of a constellation, the Pleiades
Nuguria Mataarima Finger
Nuguria Maatau Fishing hook
Nuguria Mataavae Toes, chela (of crabs)
Nuguria Mate Die, be dead
Nuguria Matuu Dry coconut
Nuguria Matua (pl. mattua) Old (of a person); grow up, mature
Nuguria Pakaheu K.o. bat (smaller than peka, not eaten) Phonologically Irregular
Nuguria Pare-pare Chair
Nuguria Oe Answer to a call
Nuguria Maatua Parents (pl. of *matua*)
Nuguria Mimi Urine; urinate
Nuguria Moana Open and/or deep sea
Nuguria Moe (pl. mmoe) Sleep; dream (n,v)
Nuguria M/motu (sg.obj.), motu/motu (pl.obj.) To break (a rope)
Nuguria Muhu/muhu te tai Insects of the sea
Nuguria Muri End (as of trunk of a tree, an island); stern (of canoe)
Nuguria Haka/mmuni Hide oneself
Nuguria Namu Mosquito
Nuguria Niho Tooth
Nuguria Nuu Coconut palm
Nuguria Noho Sit down; live, dwell, stay at
Nuguria Ono Six
Nuguria Paa Touch, make contact with something
Nuguria Paa A kind of flat, black shell: oyster
Nuguria Paela Plough Problematic
Nuguria Paikea Name of a constellation Problematic
Nuguria Paioro Hips, buttocks on the side
Nuguria Paku/paku Dry; low (of tide)
Nuguria Papa Flat and hard rock in the sea
Nuguria Pepe Butterfly, moth