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 Poopoo Pat (as in soothing a baby)
Tokelau Poto/poto Assemble (of people)
Tokelau Potu Section, part, piece; end, end part; room, apartment
Tokelau Pou Post
Tokelau Poouli/uli Dark; in the dark, unaware; primitive, uncivilized
Tokelau Puu Trumpet
Tokelau Puu Hole, cavity, pit
Tokelau Pua (Calophyllum inophyllum)
Tokelau Puaka Pig
Tokelau Puaki Spit out
Tokelau Puapua A tree (Guettarda speciosa)
Tokelau Pefu Dust
Tokelau Puga Coral, lime
Tokelau A/pogaaleveleve Spider; web (of spider)
Tokelau Puka-kakai (Pisonia grandis)
Tokelau Puke Grab, take hold of
Tokelau Puke Bow and stern decking of canoe
Tokelau Puku To swallow something that is too large
Tokelau Puku/puku Short
Tokelau Puku Swallow
Tokelau Pula Phosphorescence in the sea
Tokelau Pu/pula Shine (sunshine, torch, reflected light)
Tokelau Pu/pula Open the eyes
Tokelau Pulaka Elephant-ear taro (Cyrtosperma chamissonis)
Tokelau Pulapula Coconut seedling; human foetus
Tokelau Pule Cowrie
Tokelau Pulepule Spotted, mottled
Tokelau Pulotu Song composer
Tokelau Puulou Hat, headgear in general
Tokelau Puulou Bird-scooping, scoop net for birds
Tokelau Pulu Coconut husk
Tokelau Pulu Water-tight
Tokelau Pulu Sap
Tokelau Pulupulu Loose shoulder covering, shawl; wear
Tokelau -pulupulu Suffix used in counting coconuts, indicating a unit of ten coconuts. It is suffixed to the numerals two to nine
Tokelau Pulu Lead
Tokelau Puna Spring
Tokelau Puni Surround, encircle (fish); block off
Tokelau Puha Any box-shaped container
Tokelau Puha Rise (of vapour, smoke)
Tokelau Puhi Blow out (a light), puff, smoke (cigarette)
Tokelau Puhi Sea-eel, moray eel (Gymnothorax and Echidna spp.)
Tokelau Puta Stomach; fatness, corpulence; doughnut; lump, swelling
Tokelau Pute Navel, umbilical cord
Tokelau Pu/putu, putu(putu) Be close together, serried, tightly crowded (of distance from one thing to another); be close, be tight (of weaving, plaiting etc.)
Tokelau Haa/haa/ To stick out
Tokelau Haa Restriction, prohibition, ban
Tokelau Hae Tear, rip
Tokelau Haele Walk
Tokelau Hafe Drape or put s.th. over s.th. (i.e. throw one end of a sheet over a line or over one's shoulder)