Entries from Moyle 2011 in Pollex-Online

Richard M.Moyle, Takuu Grammar and Dictionary. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics 634.

Language Item Description
Takuu Muka/muka Still soft, weak, of something that will become hard, such as a young coconut, or a child's bones
Takuu Taa maunu Catch bait fish using hand nets and assistants
Takuu Tapaa- Piece or bit of something; small, diminutive
Takuu Hiiunu Thirsty; thirst
Takuu Mannii Menstruate Phonologically Irregular
Takuu Tautasi One coconut; only child (or only one of its sex) born to a couple
Takuu Kau Loop of fishing line tied to the base of a tuna fishing pole to which the hooks of the several fishing lines are attached when not in use
Takuu Mata- In compounds denoting an opening or entrance
Takuu Mata/tootoka Doorway
Takuu Huahua/a rima Muscle of the upper arm or forearm
Takuu Huahua/a Muscle of the calf or thigh
Takuu P/pae (of canoe) Come alongside, dock, come up against a wharf or pier
Takuu Aru/aru Hurry, rush
Takuu Tuku raa Lower a canoe sail
Takuu Tuku/na Location where shark fishing occurs...
Takuu T/tuku (Of wind) let up, subside, abate
Takuu Tapa Lower hem of a laplap while worn; small piece of cloth
Takuu Tau/haa Constellation: Four stars in Pegasus, outlining a square...
Takuu Tau/rima Constellation of five stars within Corvus...
Takuu Haiaavana Related as spouses
Takuu Kinei Here, this place by me
Takuu E, ee Particle placed before numerals and certain other words referring to things that can be counted
Takuu Pama Storage platform above the outrigger on the ancient sailing canoe (Obs). Problematic
Takuu Lahu/tia Sick from eating bad food; rash appearing on skin after eating food to which one is allergic
Takuu Lani/tia Receive something when things are divided or distributed; not be left out, be included in a group
Takuu Tosi (pass. toosina) Move something over (a little)
Takuu Tuureki, tuuruki (pass. turekina) Push
Takuu Keu Twist one's body around (as in struggling to get free), hit something with one's shoulder or elbow
Takuu Kananiho Gum
Takuu Kiitea! It's found!
Takuu Kava Cemetery Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu Manu tanirua Bird whose nocturnal call as it flies north...is different from its call when it returns; hence its name 'two-cry bird'....
Takuu Tokorau North, northern, northerly
Takuu Pe/pesi Fishing technique: casting out a line by hand from a canoe into shallow water
Takuu Ara Be able to sail more or less directly to a point...
Takuu Kkapa Eat lightly before undertaking any strenuous activity Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu Kapa Small group of fish separated from or peripheral to the main school
Takuu Kapa Change a canoe's direction by using the paddle in a stroke towards the canoe hull Uncertain Semantic Connection