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 Kimoa Rat
Tokelau Kini Thrash, beat
Tokelau Ki/kini/ Lash (as the wind); swing hard (e.g. of a net)
Tokelau Kino Bad, naughty
Tokelau Kiokio Bonefish (Albula vulpes)
Tokelau Kita First person singular pronoun. Special form which conveys an appeal for sympathy or pity . Independent and subject clitic
Tokelau Kita(a)- First person inclusive marker
Tokelau Kite Look at
Tokelau Kivi Blind (in one eye)
Tokelau Ko Specifying particle
Tokelau Koo There (away from both speaker and hearer)
Tokelau Koo Imperative or emphatic particle (postposed)
Tokelau Koe You (sg)
Tokelau Kofe Bamboo fishing rod
Tokelau Kofu Dress, garment; wrapping, parcel of food wrapped for baking; put on (a garment); wrap in leaves or foil
Tokelau Kofu Dress, garment; put on (a garment)
Tokelau Koho Coconut-husking stake
Tokelau Koi Present progressive or continuous. Still.
Tokelau Kola Slime
Tokelau Koli Dance (with excitement)
Tokelau Kolili American Wandering Tattler (Heteroscelus incanus)
Tokelau Koloa Goods, wealth, riches
Tokelau Kolomatua An old term for toeaina or old man
Tokelau Koulua Second person dual preposed pronoun Problematic
Tokelau Kokoma Squeeze (in one hand or two)
Tokelau Kona Area of belly below navel
Tokelau Kona/a Drunk
Tokelau Kona Sour, bitter, salty
Tokelau Koni Copulate
Tokelau Kokono Strain, make intense effort (as in lifting a heavy object or as a woman in labour
Tokelau Kopa/kopa Flap wings
Tokelau Kopi/kopi (of obstacles) Obstruct, be in the way of
Tokelau Kopiti Crevice
Tokelau Koopuu Gut, stomach (of fish)
Tokelau Kohi Score, scratch
Tokelau Koti Cut Parrotfish (Scarus venosus)
Tokelau Koutou Second person plural subject clitic pronoun Problematic
Tokelau Koulua Second person dual pronoun
Tokelau Koutou Second person plural pronoun
Tokelau A a/ku, o o/ku My, mine, of my, of mine
Tokelau Kua Perfect tense marker
Tokelau Ku/kula Red
Tokelau Uma Be finished, come to the end; be done Problematic
Tokelau Kupu/gia Be talked about unfavourably, criticized (as a result of doing something against the general feeling of the community)
Tokelau Ia Third person singular pronoun, he, she, it
Tokelau Ia Interjection: used to attract attention - here, hey; used by storytellers to indicate a new paragraph or phase in the narrative: so...
Tokelau Ika Fish, including turtle
Tokelau Iku Finish, come to an end
Tokelau Ilaamutu Male's sister's child
Tokelau Ili Fan (n)