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 To(o)(a) Bold . Warrior
Moriori Toe Remain
Moriori Tohii Perform tohi ritual
Moriori Tohu Direct; appearance, pattern, state
Moriori Tonga South wind
Moriori Ma/tonga South-east
Moriori Uruma/tonga South-west
Moriori Tongamimi Bladder
Moriori Tongi Shake, as a line by fish
Moriori To Drag
Moriori Toka Rocks
Moriori Toko- Human numeral prefix
Moriori Tokomauru, tokomoru Hiccough, catch one's breath, belch
Moriori Toree Oystercatcher
Moriori Toru Three
Moriori Tomo Enter, reach (path)
Moriori Tona Pimple
Moriori Tono Beseech
Moriori Tonu Adverbial particle
Moriori Topa Fall (Wms)
Moriori Totara Tree sp.
Moriori Toti Limp
Moriori Toto Blood . Bleed
Moriori Tu Standing . Erect
Moriori Tuu/ra, tchu/ra Back
Moriori Tchua-, tua- Numeral prefix, "N times"
Moriori Tukana, tchukana Elder brother
Moriori Tuaki Disembowel
Moriori Atea Break on top of wave Problematic
Moriori Tchuwa/nga Portions
Moriori Tunga Worm, chrysalis
Moriori Tchungi(a) Burn
Moriori Tuku/tuke Elbow
Moriori Tuku, tchuku Place, put
Moriori Turaki/na Destroyed
Moriori (Tai) turi Deaf
Moriori Turi Knee
Moriori Turori/rori Stagger
Moriori Turu Leak, drip
Moriori Turuhea Midnight Phonologically Irregular
Moriori Tchumu Main part
Moriori Purakau-timu Root
Moriori Tupapaku, tchupapaku Corpse . Slain person
Moriori Tipu Grow
Moriori Tchupuu Monster, object of dread
Moriori Tupuaki = MAO tumuaki (Wms)
Moriori Tupuna Ancestor
Moriori Tutaki Close . Blocked up
Moriori Tute Deny
Moriori Tu/tchuti Light (fire)