Entries from Fuentes 1960 in Pollex-Online
Fuentes, J. (1960). Diccionario y Gramática de la Lengua de la Isla de Pascua: Pascuense-Castellano, Castellano-Pascuense. Santiago, Andrés Bello.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Easter Island | Pikipiki | Curly (e.g. hair) |
| Easter Island | Piko | Bent, twisted |
| Easter Island | Piro | Corrupt, fetid, putrid, rotten, stinking... |
| Easter Island | Pipi | Any small sea-snail |
| Easter Island | Piha | Room, apartment |
| Easter Island | Pito | Navel |
| Easter Island | Poo | Night |
| Easter Island | Poe | Precious stone |
| Easter Island | Poŋa | Snout, nose; nariz, hocico |
| Easter Island | Po/poʔi | Unlucky or ill-omened place where several persons have died in a short space of time, e.g. a whole family, a place which must be avoided because it exercises an evil influence which causes the death of those who live there Problematic |
| Easter Island | Poike | Name of one of the three main volcanoes of Rapa Nui |
| Easter Island | Poki | Baby, child, infant; creature; foetus; offspring, son |
| Easter Island | Rutu | To throw many stones at the same time |
| Easter Island | Poko(poko) | Hole, concavity, depth, deep dish. Bowl (Wbr). |
| Easter Island | Poko/ŋa | Abyss |
| Easter Island | Poko | Slap insect dead |
| Easter Island | Pora | Reed basket |
| Easter Island | Pori/o | Big, chubby, fat, fleshy, obese |
| Easter Island | Haka/pori/o | To fatten |
| Easter Island | Poonao | Padlock Problematic |
| Easter Island | Poʔpó | Ball, globe; make little balls of paper, clay etc. Phonologically Irregular |
| Easter Island | Pota | Lettuce |
| Easter Island | Pou | Log, pole. Post, pole (Wbr). |
| Easter Island | Puu | Aperture, opening, gap, hole |
| Easter Island | Pua | Flower |
| Easter Island | Puʔa | To put on, cover oneself, cover. Put covering (e.g. hats, gloves, a top or cover on anything) (Wbr). |
| Easter Island | Puaka | Cattle |
| Easter Island | Puŋa | Coral |
| Easter Island | Puŋaʔehu | Fine dust or powder |
| Easter Island | Puke | Heap of earth |
| Easter Island | Purapura | Descendant |
| Easter Island | Pure | Sea-snail with a dark and shiny shell |
| Easter Island | Pure | Mass; prayer, pray, worship |
| Easter Island | Pu/pure | Freckle |
| Easter Island | Pureva | Stone (old word) |
| Easter Island | Puru | Plug, cover; to close |
| Easter Island | Puru | Close, lock up a person, confine; protect (body, eyes). Shut, close; forbid (Wbr). |
| Easter Island | Puna | Basin, cistern, pond, natural well |
| Easter Island | Manu /punua/ | Pajarito tierno |
| Easter Island | Punua | Picotear las gallinas los huevos empollados para que salgan los polluelos |
| Easter Island | Puhi | Blow. Whistle; flute (Wbr). |
| Easter Island | Puutee | Case, purse, sack |
| Easter Island | Putu | Of plants, to grow thickly, very close together, with hardly any space in between (crecer las plantas muy juntas, con escaso intersticcio entre una y otra, estar tupidas) |
| Easter Island | Haa | Direct the breath towards something |
| Easter Island | Haʔa/na | Old term for brother-in-law of a woman: the husband of a woman's sister (now ta`okete) (Mtx 99) Problematic |
| Easter Island | Hae/hae | Riotous, scandalous, shameful |
| Easter Island | Haʔere | Stroll, walk; excursion b. (?) |
| Easter Island | Hakari | Body (human or animal) Uncertain Semantic Connection |
| Easter Island | To/hake | To grow well, develop well, to grow to a good height (e.g. a plant growing, the body of a child developing) |
| Easter Island | Hara | Sin |
