Entries from Sperlich 1997 in Pollex-Online

Sperlich, Wolfgang B., ed. (1997) Tohi Vagahau Niue/ Niue Language Dictionary. Government of Niue in association with Department of LInguistics, University of Hawai'i, Honolulu

Language Item Description
Niue Haku(laa) Swordfish
Niue Hala Sin, to sin
Niue Halu To peel, sharpen, cut (fingernails). To scrape (McE).
Niue Halulu Thunder; to thunder, reverberate
Niue Hamu-ti To snatch. Snatch, pluck out (McE).
Niue Higano Flower of the wild pandanus
Niue Hao Narrowly escape, be let off lightly
Niue Hapai To place someone or something in the lap
Niue Hapi/ni To carry under the arm Phonologically Irregular
Niue Hapo To catch. To catch a thing thrown (Tgr).
Niue Haha Beat, thrash. To beat down (as bush) (Lws).
Niue Ha/hau Mist, dew
Niue Hau Come (sing. subj.)
Niue Havili Blow softly, gentle breeze
Niue He/hee Be lost, go astray
Niue Heke Slip, slide; glide (of schools of fish)
Niue Hele To snare, tie up; snare (n)
Niue Hema Left (not right); left-handed
Niue Hega Blue-crowned Lory or parakeet (Vini australis); affectionate term for wife or daughter
Niue Hega/hega Red light rays at sunrise or sunset
Niue Hehegi Scared, timid
Niue Heu Net birds or flying-fish with long-handled net; ruffle (hair, with raking motion); charge (with head, as bull). Shuffle away (McE).
Niue Heheu To scatter (leaves with foot)
Niue Hii To catch fish (usually by means of rod)
Niue Hiapo Paper-mulberry plant, bark-cloth garment
Niue Hifi Shave, shear, cut (hair, fur, fleece, etc.)
Niue Hika To line or scratch (pandanus leaves for cutting); to strike a match
Niue Hiku Tail; to end (vi)
Niue Lautolu A creeper with trifoliate leaves
Niue Hiohio, tiotio Whirlwind, tornado Phonologically Irregular
Niue Hogo elo To smell bad
Niue Hipa Young, small flying-fish Problematic
Niue Hipa Slant slightly, lean to one side, be crooked. Be askew, list (McE).
Niue (Fua) hihi Snail (generic)
Niue Hihi Scoop something out (of a container); cut out, scoop out (copra from shell)
Niue Hi/hii Diarrhoea
Niue Hogi To smell, to sniff
Niue Ho/hogo To smell something (from a distance)
Niue Hoko Only, alone, -self
Niue Hola To flee, run away, escape
Niue Humelie To taste sweet. Sweet; an affectionate term of address to a child (McE).
Niue Holo To grate. Grind, grate taro (McE).
Niue Holo Move fast, speed (v); float swiftly
Niue Hologa Descendant
Niue Taa Bunch of bananas
Niue Homo Excel, surpass, be the best; be nice, look nice Problematic
Niue Hopo Jump, leap, spring (v)
Niue Hopo/mate Last night of the last quarter of the moon
Niue Hopo/ate Frightened, scared
Niue Hopokia Frightened, shocked