Entries from Shand 1911 in Pollex-Online

Shand, A. (1911). The Moriori People of the Chatham Islands. Memoirs of the Polynesian Society, Vol. 2.

Language Item Description
Moriori Puku/mauri Sob
Moriori Pu/pura/ Blind
Moriori Pure Flat side of scallop shell
Moriori Purehurehu Butterfly
Moriori Porotu Beauty
Moriori Puru/puru Stuff (vt)
Moriori Puri Cling Problematic
Moriori Puni Blocked up
Moriori Puhi Blow
Moriori Puta Hole
Moriori Puta, puti etu Appear, come forth
Moriori Hoko/puta Launch (canoe) . Thrust out (spear)
Moriori Pute(e) Basket for valuables
Moriori Ha Sacred (Wms)
Moriori E/he(e) Cut up (Wms)
Moriori Hei/hei Tear (v)
Moriori He(e)re Advance, go; gradually
Moriori Hanga, heang, hhiang Build; make, do
Moriori Hara Crime
Moriori Hara Large, big
Moriori I/haaraa Fat
Moriori Haro Scrape flax
Moriori Heruru Rumbling noise
Moriori (H)amama Yawn, gape, bawl
Moriori Pu hhiamama Hollow (of tree)
Moriori Hapa Be missing
Moriori Hapai Lift up . Make (war), go to war
Moriori Hapu Pregnant
Moriori Hau/rangi Dew
Moriori Heau Fell
Moriori (E)hau, heu, heau Cool, wind
Moriori Haware Snow Uncertain Semantic Connection
Moriori Hei Down of albatross worn as a necklace
Moriori Hei As, to be
Moriori Heka Mildew
Moriori (H)eke Run down, come down, climb down
Moriori Here Go
Moriori Heme = MAO hemo (Wms)
Moriori Hewa, hiwa Lie, false; hesitate, think (falsely?)
Moriori Hi To fish
Moriori Hinga Fall . Be felled
Moriori Hiki Carry (as a child), nurse (a child)
Moriori E hiku, tc/hiku Hindermost thing . Rear
Moriori Hina Grey
Moriori Hinihina = MAO hinahina (Wms)
Moriori Hinu Grease . Fat
Moriori Hipa A bird (GNZMMSS18) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Moriori Hipa Exceed
Moriori Tc/hiwi Ridge
Moriori (H)oatu Give, place; offering