Entries from Simona 1986 in Pollex-Online

Simona, R. e. a. (1986). Tokelau Dictionary. Apia, Western Samoa, Office of Tokelau Affairs.

Language Item Description
Tokelau Ilo Maggot
Tokelau Ilo Be aware of, perceive; check (of a cook testing food); assort, sort out
Tokelau Iloa Knowledge
Tokelau Inaki Panel of thatch from ridgepole to eave
Tokelau Inati Group of people who receive a share from a communally-owned asset; the share received
Tokelau Ino To fall face down, to fall flat
Tokelau Inu Drink
Tokelau Io Yes
Tokelau Io Fillets of certain fish cut longitudinally
Tokelau Ipu Cup of coconut shell, dish, skull
Tokelau Ihe Halfbeak (Hyporhampus acutus), Garfish (Belone) and other spp.
Tokelau Ihu Nose
Tokelau Isupee Snot Problematic
Tokelau Ituu Side, reason
Tokelau Ivi Bone
Tokelau Ivi/a Be fighting (as a fish caught on a hook)
Tokelau Laa Sail
Tokelau Ki laa Third person dual subject clitic pronoun
Tokelau -laa(ua) Third person dual possessive suffix
Tokelau Laaina Be in the heat of the sun, be exposed to the sun
Tokelau Lae Forehead
Tokelau Lafa Ringworm
Tokelau Laafo/ga Tax, contribution, subscription, collection (Sma)
Tokelau Lafo Main rib of a coconut frond
Tokelau Lafu A herd or flock of animals
Tokelau Lafu Restrict consumption to build up resources; area restricted for such purpose
Tokelau La/lagi (Of pandanus leaves) sear on a fire in preparation for drying and weaving. Cook by roasting over a fire (esp. fish, crabs, birds)
Tokelau Lagi/lagi (Of pigs and sharks) sear and scorch lightly in preparation for easy cleaning of the skin). Warm over fire (one's hands or feet)
Tokelau Lago Fly (insect)
Tokelau Lago Prop, supporter, skid
Tokelau Laka Step (n,v)
Tokelau Laka/hia Be stepped over (e.g. it is very bad for a woman to step over a fishing line)
Tokelau Laakau Tree
Tokelau Laki Hurricane season and westerly quarter winds that blow during it
Tokelau Lakia (Anous minutus)
Tokelau Laku Carry (a large number of things, e.g. cargo) from one place to another
Tokelau Lala Cook
Tokelau Laalaa Stick out, jut out
Tokelau Ki laa(ua) Third person dual independent pronoun
Tokelau Lama(lama) Lie in wait, set an ambush (to catch or attack); find fault with someone, watch for someone's mistake
Tokelau Lama Torch
Tokelau Lamu Chew
Tokelau Lapa Flash of lightning
Tokelau Lapa Flat-topped coral head; rasp, grater
Tokelau Lapalapa Leaf-stalk of coconut leaf
Tokelau Laho Scrotum
Tokelau Ki laatou Third person plural subject clitic pronoun Problematic
Tokelau -laatou Third person plural possessive suffix
Tokelau Lau/efa Wide
Tokelau Rau/iti Narrow