Entries from Ranby 1980 in Pollex-Online

Ranby, P. (1980). A Nanumea Lexicon. Canberra, Department of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, The Australian National University.

Language Item Description
Tuvalu Lahi Big
Tuvalu Laho Testicle, scrotum
Tuvalu Lata Be tame, feel at home
Tuvalu Lotou Third person plural subject clitic pronoun
Tuvalu -lotou Third person plural possessive suffix
Tuvalu Lau Count; a tune
Tuvalu Lau/efa Wide
Tuvalu Lau/liki Narrow (Johnson)
Tuvalu Lau Hooked (of fish)
Tuvalu Lauefa Wide
Tuvalu Laufala Pandanus leaf (Jackson)
Tuvalu Laugutu Lips (Rby
Tuvalu Lauliki Narrow (Johnson)
Tuvalu Lauulu Hair of head
Tuvalu Laupapa Blackboard; plank, board; sawn timber
Tuvalu Laatou Third person plural independent pronoun
Tuvalu Lava Enough
Tuvalu Lava Garment, clothes
Tuvalu Laavaki Lonely, deserted
Tuvalu Lave Be hooked, snagged
Tuvalu Tau/lea/ Announce, proclaim
Tuvalu Lefe Female sex organs
Tuvalu Lega Yellow ointment from Samoa or Rotuma Problematic
Tuvalu Lei Whale tooth pendant
Tuvalu Leka/leka Pleasantly filled (of the stomach)
Tuvalu Le/lea/ Speech of spirits brought back to life or of those possessed by evil spirits
Tuvalu Lelea Driven away by the wind, to be
Tuvalu Lelei Good; handsome
Tuvalu Leo Voice, sound
Tuvalu Leo/leo Guard
Tuvalu Lepa Flap (of sail)
Tuvalu Lepe Pull down a house, break into pieces
Tuvalu Lii/lii Bind, gird
Tuvalu Liaki Cast a line, stone etc
Tuvalu Liligi Pour out
Tuvalu Ligo/ligoa Very calm
Tuvalu Ligoligo Cricket
Tuvalu Lia Nit
Tuvalu Li/lika Fear of falling from a height
Tuvalu Faka/lika Feeling in stomach when swinging on a swing
Tuvalu Liki Small (of person or chicken)
Tuvalu Lili Shake with anger or other emotion
Tuvalu Lilo Hidden
Tuvalu Lima Five
Tuvalu Lima Hand-arm
Tuvalu Limu Seaweed, moss, fungus on trees
Tuvalu Liu Bilge of vessel, bilgewater
Tuvalu Roo Ant
Tuvalu Loa Long, tall, high
Tuvalu Loata Large ant