Entries from Ivens 1917 in Pollex-Online

Ivens, W. G. (1917). Dictionary and grammar of the language of Sa'a and Ulawa, Solomon Islands. Washington, DC, Carnegie Institution of Washington.

Language Item Description
Sa'a Mauri Be alive
Sa'a Mimi Urinate
Sa'a Mode Inattentive
Sa'a Mwomwona Fat, rich (of food) (Ivs)
Sa'a Mou Broken off
Sa'a P/uri/ Behind the back
Sa'a P/uri/ Back of, the stern
Sa'a Mumuni Hide, conceal
Sa'a Sehu Lime Problematic
Sa'a Niho Tooth
Sa'a Nini/koʔa Trembling, shivering from fright or cold
Sa'a Niu Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera)
Sa'a äpi(epi) Border on, be contiguous to
Sa'a One Sand
Sa'a Para Fence, enclosure
Sa'a Pepe Butterfly, moth
Sa'a Poo Navel
Sa'a Pwongi Night
Sa'a Po(no)(pono) Closed, stuffed up
Sa'a Pou Post
Sa'a Puli Cowrie-shell
Sa'a Pulu Pitch, gum, cement
Sa'a Taʔa Bad
Sa'a Sapeʔi To add to, to increase in number Phonologically Irregular
Sa'a Tala Fail, miss (a mark)
Sa'a Tara Flow.
Sa'a Tapo Grab, catch hold of, seize, lay hands on
Sa'a Haʔi/tale Search. Problematic
Sa'a Sike A thorn Problematic
Sa'a Siri A parrot
Sa'a Toli/ʔasi To grant
Sa'a Toli/ŋi Assign a portion of food to person at feast, permit, grant
Sa'a Sulu Liquid
Sa'a Sude Root up earth (of pigs)
Sa'a Hule (ULW hula) Arrive Problematic
Sa'a Ae Faeces, ordure
Sa'a Taʔe To defecate (a children's word) Problematic
Sa'a Aha Cut, score, notch, mark by incising
Sa'a ʔAhe Surf, currents from wind or tide, tide-rip Phonologically Irregular
Sa'a Tahe To flow, to be in motion (of water) Phonologically Irregular
Sa'a Aŋa A big basket for carrying yams
Sa'a Dara Cut up solids, hollow a log
Sa'a ʔAli Rope
Sa'a ʔÄlinge Ear
Sa'a Alo One hundred taro
Sa'a Ano/mi Bury
Sa'a Apa Part, side, half
Sa'a Awa (Nephalium pinnatum)
Sa'a Dili (Draecena)
Sa'a Iilo Mollusc