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 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)
Moriori Tai miti Ebb
Moriori Toko/mahanga Forks (of tree)