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 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
Moriori Ho Concubine, companion
Moriori Ho(a)riri Enemy, antagonist