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 Loomaki Lower into water (of a noose to trap fish)
Tokelau Lomi Massage, knead
Tokelau Loto Reef pool
Tokelau Loto Heart (in religious and emotional senses)
Tokelau Lootoaa Enclosure, paddock, fence
Tokelau Lua A big hole or pit in the ground
Tokelau Lua Vomit, spew
Tokelau Lua Two
Tokelau Maatuu North Problematic
Tokelau Luga On, onto, in an upward direction, above, top (Sma)
Tokelau Luki Challenge
Tokelau Lu/luku/ Grasp things collectively in hands or arms
Tokelau Lulu Mythical bird
Tokelau Lupe Pacific pigeon (Ducula pacifica)
Tokelau Ma From, away from
Tokelau Ma Conj. used to link noun phrases and verb phrases. And, with, also, etc.
Tokelau Maa Preposed short pronoun, first person dual exclusive
Tokelau -maa(ua) First person dual exclusive possessive suffix
Tokelau Maa Husband of a man's sister or cousin
Tokelau Ma/mae/ Withered, die away
Tokelau Mae Dried fish
Tokelau Maafana/fana Be warm
Tokelau Maafatua To sneeze
Tokelau Mafu Heal, dry up (of wounds)
Tokelau Mafua Fry, swarm of little fish on which the big fishes feed; prey
Tokelau Maafuie Earthquake Problematic
Tokelau Mafuli Be tipped over; capsize
Tokelau Mataaua Raindrop, drop (of liquid)
Tokelau Maga Vagina
Tokelau Mago Dry
Tokelau Magu/magu Very dry, parched
Tokelau Mau (Of one's thirst) be satisfied, have enough; (of defecation) be finished, feel comfortable
Tokelau Mau Abundance of food
Tokelau Mai Let me have it, Give it to me
Tokelau Ili Fan (v); (of conch, horn, etc.) blow, sound
Tokelau Makaka (Of leaves, twigs etc.) very dry (and brittle), parched; obstinate, stubborn
Tokelau Maakeke Hard (e.g. of iron), strong (e.g. of a person)
Tokelau Makulu Fall (of rain)
Tokelau Makupuna Grandchild
Tokelau Mala/mala Wood chip
Tokelau Mala Disaster; epidemic
Tokelau Malaga Be airborne (of birds)
Tokelau Malaga Journey, voyage, trip, go on such
Tokelau Maalaga Come into being, appear
Tokelau Maalaia Be afflicted with disaster; unlucky, unsuccessful
Tokelau Maalama The night of the full moon
Tokelau Malama (Of a day) break, dawn
Tokelau Maalama Brightness, clearness (of a day); illuminated
Tokelau Malava (Teuthis rostratus)
Tokelau Malemu Drowned, choked with water