Entries from Simona 1986 in Pollex-Online
Simona, R. e. a. (1986). Tokelau Dictionary. Apia, Western Samoa, Office of Tokelau Affairs.
Language | Item | Description |
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Tokelau | Talitaliuli | Fish parasites incl. pilotfish, cleaner fish, and Remora (with name as above) |
Tokelau | Teletelevakaniu | Remora (Echeneis naucrates) Problematic |
Tokelau | Talo | (Colocasia sp.) |
Tokelau | Ta/talo/ | Prayer |
Tokelau | Taalo | Signal for help; wave, beckon; invite |
Tokelau | Tamafafine | Descent group from daughters of the founding couple |
Tokelau | Tamaiti | Child; offspring; childhood, youth; immature, young |
Tokelau | Tamaki | Of ebb tide, be not as low as expected Problematic |
Tokelau | Tamaki | Of ebb tide, be not as low as expected Problematic |
Tokelau | Tamaaloa | Man, a male person |
Tokelau | Tamana | Father |
Tokelau | Taamate | Kill, slaughter; cross out, erase; eradicate, wipe out, get rid of; (of a light, fire, etc.) put out, turn off... |
Tokelau | Tamau | Secure, fasten, lock |
Tokelau | Tana | His, her a-class possession |
Tokelau | Tane | Tinea |
Tokelau | Tanifa | A man-eating sea monster that appears in traditional tales |
Tokelau | Ta/tao (pl. tao) | Cover |
Tokelau | Taaofi | Stop, hold back, detain |
Tokelau | Tapatuu | Sea-pike barracuda (Sphyraena forsteri) when young |
Tokelau | Tapili | To fan |
Tokelau | Tapu | Forbidden; placed under taboo |
Tokelau | Tahi | Be one |
Tokelau | Tataa | Bailer |
Tokelau | Tatihi | Fish spp. (N.rigoletto, N.brevirostris, N.herrei) |
Tokelau | -taatou | First person inclusive plural possessive suffix |
Tokelau | Tatuu | Hit against, bang against, collide with |
Tokelau | Tau | Fresh wide leaves of pupu (Asplenium nidus) used in covering a traditional oven... |
Tokelau | Tau | War |
Tokelau | Tautai | Master fisherman, skipper, or captain of a boat; to steer, direct |
Tokelau | Tau | Point at which the keel meets the curve of the bow or stern |
Tokelau | Tau | Season, weather, climate |
Tokelau | Ki taa(ua) | We two (inc) |
Tokelau | Tauga | A bunch of four, six or eight empty coconut shells attached to a length of sennit, for drawing water from a well |
Tokelau | Taaula/ga | Offering, giving (to a church) |
Tokelau | Taulealea (pl. taaulelea) | Married man, mature man (NB These men make up the aaumaaga or the group of able-bodied men of the village) Borrowed |
Tokelau | Taumata | Eyeshade |
Tokelau | Taume | Spathe of a coconut flower |
Tokelau | Taumua | Bow, forepart (of canoe or boat) |
Tokelau | Taupatu | Top covering of the ridge of a house, woven of green coconut fronds |
Tokelau | Taaupe | Hang, swing |
Tokelau | Tautala | Reproach, reprimand |
Tokelau | Tavake | Tropic Bird (Phaeton spp.) |
Tokelau | Tavili | Drill holes |
Tokelau | Taavili | Rotate, spin |
Tokelau | Tavili/vili | Run about Problematic |
Tokelau | -tea | Occurs as an element of names only, meaning pale-coloured |
Tokelau | Te/teva/ | Stagger, reel, stumble Problematic |
Tokelau | Teka | Bowl (in cricket), bowler |
Tokelau | Tekau | Twenty Skipjack |
Tokelau | Tela | Forehead of fish or animal |