Entries from Firth 1985 in Pollex-Online

Firth, R. (1985). Tikopia-English Dictionary/Taranga Fakatikopia ma Taranga Fakainglisi. Auckland, Auckland University Press

Language Item Description
Tikopia Ngongo Common Noddy (Anous stolidus)
Tikopia Ngoro Snore; snort (as with laughter)
Tikopia Ngoto Sink; deeply lade (of canoe); water-logged
Tikopia Nguu Grunt; utter low, inarticulate sound, as a child or dumb person; murmur
Tikopia Ngungu Crunch; mumble [food]
Tikopia Taa/nguru Murmur, rumble, as of distant voices or of thunder
Tikopia Ngutu Mouth
Tikopia Aa What?, in what condition?, how?
Tikopia Anga Orient towards, incline towards
Tikopia Angafuru Ten
Tikopia Angai Turn towards, especially in ritual, with suggestion of effectiveness
Tikopia Ai Who?, whom?, whose?
Tikopia Akau Reef fringing an island or in atoll form
Tikopia Aake Directional particle, upwards
Tikopia Ake/ake Come up (commonly from sea or beach)
Tikopia Akiiri Take out, of basket etc.
Tikopia Aku Tropical Garfish (Platybelone argalus)
Tikopia Ara Path, way
Tikopia Arataki To conduct
Tikopia Aari Clean, as remnants of food from a bowl with thumb
Tikopia Ama Outrigger, including the float
Tikopia Api Spotted Surgeonfish (Acanthurus guttatus)
Tikopia Sau Large needle of traditional type Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia Ifo Down
Tikopia Uu/kofi Tongs of bent coconut petiole
Tikopia Ingoa Name, namesake
Tikopia Oge Severe food shortage, famine
Tikopia Oka Principal rafters of house, ridge-pole
Tikopia Oka Strip coconut of husk
Tikopia Oko Arrive, reach, to come
Tikopia Oro/oroi Rub lightly, grate
Tikopia Uu Breast of a man or woman; suck at breast
Tikopia Uku Dive; submerge in water; bathe
Tikopia Uri Fish of deep blue colour, ?Scombridae
Tikopia Uru Pass through a doorway, enter, exit
Tikopia Ka Future: shall, will, about to
Tikopia Ka If, when
Tikopia Ka(e) And, but, now, yet
Tikopia Kafa Sinnet cord plaited from fibre of coconut husk
Tikopia Kafi Invite; invitation
Tikopia Kafi/ga Invitation of formal type; food presented after such invitation
Tikopia Kafika (Syzygium malaccensis)
Tikopia Kafo Syndrome of painful illness, e.g. severe pain, violent throbbing, fever
Tikopia Kafu Blanket, traditionally of barkcloth
Tikopia Kafukafu Cawl, foetal membrane
Tikopia Kaa Burn
Tikopia Kai Food, eat
Tikopia Kai To score in a dart match
Tikopia Mata/kai/ Sharp (of blade, of claw)
Tikopia Kaainga Village