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 | Ho/hoa | Bang, crash |
Luangiua | Hoe, hoʔe | Paddle |
Luangiua | Hoʔi | Again; also, as well |
Luangiua | Hola | Spread out |
Luangiua | Holau | Sea voyage |
Luangiua | Hole | Strip bark |
Luangiua | Holo | Swallow |
Luangiua | Hoŋo | Top strakes of a canoe |
Luangiua | Hoŋu | Full tide |
Luangiua | Hoŋu | Turtle |
Luangiua | Hoka | Fish trap |
Luangiua | Hoku | Appear |
Luangiua | Hua | Fruit |
Luangiua | Hoku | Hole in penis, slit of vulva |
Luangiua | Hoou | New |
Luangiua | Huu | Hide, cover up; cheat |
Luangiua | U/hua | Testicles |
Luangiua | Hua | Soft inner part of clam |
Luangiua | Hua | Song |
Luangiua | Huu/huua | Sing |
Luangiua | Hu/huŋa vae | Calf Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Luangiua | Puŋa | Coconut flower, coconut seeds Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Hiŋauŋa | Parent-in-law. Child-in-law, parent-in-law... (Hbn). |
Luangiua | Se/hui | 10 (in pairs) |
Luangiua | Hui | Damp, wet |
Luangiua | Hule | Peel |
Luangiua | Huli | Turn (when lying) |
Luangiua | Huli/huli | Catch fish by turning stones |
Luangiua | Hulu | Hair, feather; spinner/lure for fishing |
Luangiua | Hulu | Rub clean |
Luangiua | Huluhulu | Body hairs |
Luangiua | Huŋa | Taken by devil |
Luangiua | Makaa/huŋe | Pimple |
Luangiua | Huŋe | Chickenpox, smallpox |
Luangiua | Huŋu | Pubic hair |
Luangiua | Vusi | Garden Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Vusu | Taro garden Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Huki | Pull up a fishing-line, catch fish; pull |
Luangiua | Vusi | Pull out, pluck Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Huki | Banana |
Luangiua | ŋaa | Definite article plural |
Luangiua | ŋaaŋae | Lazy, tired |
Luangiua | ŋaeŋae | Short of breath |
Luangiua | ŋaaʔau | Clam Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Luangiua | ŋaaŋahu | Hearth in house Problematic |
Luangiua | ŋalehu | Charcoal Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | ŋaŋi | Nibble Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | Laŋo | Lose Phonologically Irregular |
Luangiua | ŋaŋa | Echo |
Luangiua | ŋasu | Tree sp. used for housebuilding |