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 | ʔEhe | Too soon |
Luangiua | ŋamu/ŋamu | Chew |
Luangiua | Hiiʔai | Hungry |
Luangiua | Kumaka | Mesh (of net) |
Luangiua | Aka | Snake Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Aʔe | Upwards |
Luangiua | ʔAu laveŋa | Fish hook, 1'6" long Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Luangiua | ʔEle/ʔele | Ground |
Luangiua | Ke/liu | Inside canoe |
Luangiua | Mala | Bitter |
Luangiua | Kae. Kai (Sar). | Faeces |
Luangiua | Ha/pale | Lean against |
Luangiua | ʔApi(ʔapi) | Crowded, full, congested |
Luangiua | Pau | Reach |
Luangiua | Makahale | Outside (of a house) |
Luangiua | Aa | Locative preposition, emphatic |
Luangiua | V/aa | Locative preposition, specific |
Luangiua | H/aa | Locative preposition, origin |
Luangiua | Puli/i | A type of food Problematic |
Luangiua | Kasi/i | Coconut meat Problematic |
Luangiua | Ha/(ʔ)akoa. Haʔakooa (Sar). | All |
Luangiua | ʔOŋo/ʔoŋo | Try |
Luangiua | Poi | Almost, action narrowly averted |
Luangiua | He/heʔau | Bedding (mat, pillow, rug) |
Luangiua | A(a)/leŋa | Red dye |
Luangiua | A/aŋo | Kind of plant (ginger or turmeric), roots used for a soothing ointment |
Luangiua | Ahe | (of canoe) Miss destination |
Luangiua | Aho | Stick used to regulate mesh size in netting Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Ahoa | Boil (sore, on body) Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Ahu | Cover over; put on, clothe |
Luangiua | A/iloa | To know (facts) |
Luangiua | Aki | Light (fire), get fire from someone else |
Luangiua | Alemaka. Alimaka (Sar). | Eye, face Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Alolo/lo | Bow; to shoot bow |
Luangiua | Amaka | Begin |
Luangiua | Ami | Sperm |
Luangiua | -Aŋa | Nominalizer |
Luangiua | A/ŋaʔe | East |
Luangiua | Apa/ʔaku | Reach out in encouragement |
Luangiua | Ape | Push, poke, shove Problematic |
Luangiua | Api | Fishing ground |
Luangiua | Apo | Afraid, panic |
Luangiua | Apulu | Sink |
Luangiua | Asaŋi | Tie two coconuts together for carrying |
Luangiua | Asu | Scoop up |
Luangiua | Auhulu | Black Spot Goatfish Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Aʔo | Learn |
Luangiua | Aviki | Sand crab, 4", white |
Luangiua | Ei | Hey! |
Luangiua | Haa | Four |