Entries from Feinberg 1995 in Pollex-Online

Feinberg, Richard (1990). Continuity and change in Nukumanu maritime technology and practice. In R.Feinberg (ed), Seafaring in the Contemporary Pacific Islands: Studies in Continuity and Change. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 159-195.

Language Item Description
Nukumanu Kaipea. Aipea (Sar). Name of a constellation. A small star or nebula between Capella and Castor (Sar).
Nukumanu Te Ula. Ura (Sar). Name of a constellation. Star in the Milky Way, below Canis Major (Sar).
Nukumanu Kanopu Large brown booby
Nukumanu Hulo Sporting competition
Nukumanu Sahalapolu. Nahalapolu (Sar). Constellation: (part of) Centaurus
Nukumanu A/tolu. Tolu (Sar). Constellation: Orion's Belt
Nukumanu (Te) Himu. Nasimu (Sar). Constellation: Southern Cross
Nukumanu (Te) Himu. Nasimu (Sar). Constellation: Southern Cross
Nukumanu Takuu taa/taa Hewing adze
Nukumanu Matavaka i muli Stern
Nukumanu Matavaka i mua Bow
Nukumanu Na tuku "Keepers" (fore and aft stays of canoe) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukumanu T/tuki Midships pegs attaching outrigger float to boom Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukumanu Tau ama Outrigger stay
Nukumanu Manu Constellation: Sirius. Includes Sirius and a number of surrounding stars, including Procyon, Regulus, Canopus and several others (Sar).
Nukumanu Te Kapakau Looloa Constellation: Canopus
Nukumanu Teao/unu A group of three stars including Orion's shoulders...
Nukumanu Te Mano. Mano (Sar). A constellation...probably Scorpius's tail. Seven stars including the back and tail of Scorpius (Sar).
Nukumanu He/tipuna Name of a male deity who guided and protected a canoe at sea.
Nukumanu Uhi/uhi Covering canoe with coconut fronds for weather protection
Nukumanu Samono Constellation: Big Dipper
Nukumanu Te Kapakau Nounou Constellation: Monocerus
Nukumanu Mahaunani Guardian spirit to whom a canoe is dedicated