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 Unga Urge
Moriori Ui Enquire, ask
Moriori Uira Lightning
Moriori Ra/uira Lightning . Brightness
Moriori Ure Membrum virile
Moriori Uru Head. Crown (of the sky)
Moriori Urunga Pillow
Moriori Uma Chest
Moriori Tara/uma Bosom
Moriori Umere Shout (n)
Moriori Umu Oven
Moriori Upoko Head
Moriori Uiho Hollow (of hand)
Moriori Ut Load (canoe)
Moriori Uta/ina Laden
Moriori Uta Ashore . People on shore; inland
Moriori Wa Time
Moriori Wa/wae Foot
Moriori Waha Carry on back
Moriori Wahi Part
Moriori Tara/wahi The other side
Moriori Wahi Firewood
Moriori Wahine, wihine Woman . Wife
Moriori Waho Outside
Moriori Waenga/nui Middle, centre
Moriori Wai River
Moriori Waiho Leave; be handed down; make into
Moriori Ware Saliva
Moriori Te/waru, e/waru Eight
Moriori Wahi/i Break out
Moriori Wa/wahi Split
Moriori Wawe, wao First (post-verbal)
Moriori Weke Woodhen (?)
Moriori Were Fire
Moriori Wero Pierce, spear
Moriori Wehe/a Separated
Moriori Tu, tchu Be wounded, stricken or killed
Moriori E/ringi However Phonologically Irregular
Moriori Pare Avert; turn (eyes)
Moriori Piro Stink
Moriori Hui(hui) Gather
Moriori Hui/nga Assemblage
Moriori Pau, pou Eaten, consumed, destroyed, completely acquire
Moriori Pau, pou Completely acquire
Moriori Tangi Song of bird
Moriori Poi Leap, jump
Moriori Me Say, recite; desire (to)
Moriori Pur(a,u)ngaihu Nostrils Phonologically Irregular
Moriori Were/were Perspiration
Moriori Manino = MAO marino (Wms)