Entries from Salmond 1975 in Pollex-Online

Salmond, A. (1975). A Luangiua (Ontong Java) Word List. Auckland, Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland.

Language Item Description
Luangiua Liaʔi Swing
Luangiua Lie Lice egg
Luangiua Lia Nit
Luangiua Haa/liʔa Haunted by a spirit; dream, dread
Luangiua Solo/liʔi Little
Luangiua Lili Boil; ferment
Luangiua Haa/lili Boil
Luangiua Lilo Gone, disappear, hide
Luangiua Lima Five
Luangiua Lima Hand
Luangiua Limu Seaweed
Luangiua Lipo Run fast Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua Liu Hull, bilge
Luangiua Lupe Pigeon
Luangiua Loo Maggot Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua Lo/loa Long. Tall (Hbn).
Luangiua Loo(ʔia) Intensive, frequentative
Luangiua Loo Postposed intensifier
Luangiua Loaka Ant
Luangiua Loʔaka Large ant Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua Loha Span, fathom
Luangiua Loŋo Listen
Luangiua Lo(ʔ)u Fruit plucking pole. Stick for picking fruit.
Luangiua Loi Mix, stir Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua Lemaka Tears Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua Loʔi Small room for newly wed couples
Luangiua Loli Sea slug
Luangiua Lolo Coconut milk
Luangiua Lloo Oil
Luangiua Loo Coconut cream
Luangiua Lua Hole
Luangiua Lua Vomit
Luangiua Loloŋa A tree, fishing-line from bark Problematic
Luangiua Loma Island Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua Lomi Squeeze
Luangiua Loko Inside
Luangiua Loko Hurt, angry
Luangiua Loku Church
Luangiua Lua Two
Luangiua Luŋa Above
Luangiua Luu Sheltered, in lee of wind; behave
Luangiua Lupo Flat fish
Luangiua Lupu Great trevally Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua Luki Make noise with shells to attract fish Problematic
Luangiua Maa With
Luangiua Maa Light-skinned
Luangiua Maa For
Luangiua Maa Brother or sister in law. Wife's brother, husband's sister; sister's husband (man speaking), brother's wife (woman speaking) (Hbn)
Luangiua ŋaa/maa Sister in law
Luangiua Mae Dried out leaf, withered; sun-burnt; flat, like bike tyre