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 Fua Fruit
Tokelau Fua Fleet of canoes
Tokelau Fua Naked
Tokelau Fua Pick and gather pandanus leaves (for thatching)
Tokelau Fuaefa Size; large size, be large
Tokelau Fuafua Covered with pimples
Tokelau Fuaga Grinding stone, whetstone
Tokelau Fuaitino Figure, human form, physique
Tokelau Fuata The wooden handle of a spear
Tokelau Fuatahi Be the only one (as opposed to the rest of the people)
Tokelau Fuga Flower, blossom
Tokelau Fui Bunch, cluster (of coconuts or pandanus); cluster (v), tie (to form a bunch)
Tokelau Fui Bunch, cluster (of bananas, coconuts)
Tokelau Fu/fui/ To dip into liquid
Tokelau Fuke Lift cover and collect food from an earth-oven
Tokelau Fula Be swollen
Tokelau Fu/fuli/ Turn upside down
Tokelau Fulu Feather
Tokelau Fulu/haa A feeling of discomfort
Tokelau Funafuna Large sea slug
Tokelau Fune Core of breadfruit
Tokelau Funu Pubic hair
Tokelau Fuhi Dress, bandage; bind, lash; embrace, hug
Tokelau Futi Pull off, out (of hair, weeds etc.)
Tokelau Futu A tree (Barringtonia asiatica)
Tokelau Naa Plural definite article Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau Gafa Fathom, armspan
Tokelau Gagie A tree (Pemphis acidula) Problematic
Tokelau Gae Heavy breathing
Tokelau Gaalafu Fireplace
Tokelau Gali Gnaw, bite off piece by piece from a big piece
Tokelau Gali Pretty, attractive, pleasant, delightful
Tokelau Galue Work, be industrious
Tokelau Galulu Tremble, vibrate, quake; swash, splash about (as the sound of milk in a ripe coconut)
Tokelau Gao Molar
Tokelau Gaoaa Rough terrain, rocky road
Tokelau Gaaohaa Untidy (of house), overgrown (of road) Problematic
Tokelau Gaoi Thief
Tokelau Gaoi Make haste (in doing s.th.); move
Tokelau Gaaoi/oi Move; (of a variety of jobs, such as household work) work, perform, do; be active, be industrious
Tokelau Gaaoi Ache, throb with pain
Tokelau Gaohi Make, produce, manufacture
Tokelau Gaholo Be on the point, tend to, gradually becoming
Tokelau Gaaholo (Crowd, fleet, etc.) move forward in a body
Tokelau -gataa Verbal suffix meaning "difficult"
Tokelau Gaatai Seawards
Tokelau Gatata Be torn; a tearing noise
Tokelau Gehe Be slow
Tokelau Go/gii/ Squeak
Tokelau Gogo Common Noddy (Anous stolidus)