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 |
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Luangiua | Makolu | Thick |
Luangiua | Maakou | We (pl. exc.) |
Luangiua | Maku | Fish sp., Morwong |
Luangiua | Makua | Grown up, senior, chief |
Luangiua | Maakua | Parents. Priests (?) (Hbn). |
Luangiua | Mau | Firm, stuck |
Luangiua | Maaua | We two (exc) |
Luangiua | Mouŋa | Mountain |
Luangiua | Maauŋu | Bait |
Luangiua | Me, mei, mi | Future tense marker Problematic |
Luangiua | Poohaka | Beam over door Problematic |
Luangiua | Me/mea | Baby |
Luangiua | Mea | Thing |
Luangiua | Meŋe | Flat bottom - person |
Luangiua | Meŋe | Action during intercourse; flat [sc. fat?] bottom - person |
Luangiua | Sa/miŋi | Wrinkle (n) |
Luangiua | Miŋoʔi | Whirlwind |
Luangiua | Miŋi/miŋi | Rub Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Milo | A tree with yellow flowers like hau (Hibiscus) |
Luangiua | Mimi | Go to toilet -- urinate |
Luangiua | Miŋimiŋi | Small parcel; wrap |
Luangiua | Mio | Whirlpool |
Luangiua | Misi | Make squeaky noises with the mouth |
Luangiua | Miki | Dream |
Luangiua | Miki | Lick |
Luangiua | Miki | Lick |
Luangiua | Moa | Hen. Common fowl (Hbn). |
Luangiua | Moa | Edge of gills of fish |
Luangiua | Momoa | Boxfish |
Luangiua | Moaŋa | Sea |
Luangiua | Moe | Sleep; remain |
Luangiua | Moeŋa. Moiŋa (Sar). | Pandanus sleeping mat |
Luangiua | Mou/isi | Few |
Luangiua | Moʔo | Black lizard |
Luangiua | Hai/mopuŋa | FM, MM, grandchildren, MZ son, Husb M, MZ daughter (+hi9e), MB daughter |
Luangiua | Mole | Smooth |
Luangiua | Moli | Useless, no good |
Luangiua | Momoŋa | Animal fat |
Luangiua | ŋoŋo | Patching net Problematic |
Luangiua | Moki | Creep; game - stalking |
Luangiua | Moko | Unripe; over-ripe |
Luangiua | Moku | Be severed |
Luangiua | Moku/moku | Snap, separate |
Luangiua | Moku | Island |
Luangiua | Muu | Fish sp |
Luangiua | Muu | Whirring noise |
Luangiua | Mui | Crowded |
Luangiua | Mu/mui | Assemble |
Luangiua | Muʔo | Young taro (medium size); young coconut shoot |
Luangiua | Mu/muʔa | Very young coconut (no flesh inside) |