Entries from Buse 1996 in Pollex-Online

Buse, J. (1996). Cook Islands Maori dictionary with English-Cook Islands Maori finderlist. Canberra, Pacific Linguistics.

Language Item Description
Rarotongan Ia He, she
Rarotongan Ia This (one), that (one)...esp. the ones indicated, referred to...
Rarotongan Ia So, then, in that case, for that reason
Rarotongan Iʔi Tahitian chestnut, (Inocarpus edulis)
Rarotongan Ingo Placid or limp, to be, lazy, disinclined to exertion, averse to labour, sluggish, tedious
Rarotongan Ike Tapa beater
Rarotongan Ira Natural mark on skin
Rarotongan Iro Maggot
Rarotongan Iro Sign, symbol, that by which something is known Problematic
Rarotongan Nak/iro Realise, become aware, understand Problematic
Rarotongan ʔIna/ʔina Angry, violent Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan (I)naʔea When?
Rarotongan (I)nakoonei Earlier today
Rarotongan (I)nanaʔi Yesterday
Rarotongan (I)napoo Last night
Rarotongan Inu Drink
Rarotongan I/io/o Yes
Rarotongan Io Portion of fat or flesh
Rarotongan Iʔo Strand of hair Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan Iʔo Core, marrow, umbilical cord
Rarotongan Putaang/iʔu/ Nose
Rarotongan ʔIta Annoyance, anger
Rarotongan Iti Small
Rarotongan Ivi Bone
Rarotongan Raa There
Rarotongan Raa Ancient mat-sail
Rarotongan Raa Sun
Rarotongan Raa Day
Rarotongan Rae Forehead
Rarotongan Raʔi/raʔi Thin, as saplings, lean, as animals (Etn)
Rarotongan Rairai Thin, flimsy (material, paper)
Rarotongan Raʔiraʔi Forehead, temple (Aitutaki dialect)
Rarotongan Raaʔui A restriction, prohibition, close season (Etn)
Rarotongan Ranga Lever up
Rarotongan Ra(ra)nga Plait
Rarotongan Rangi Sky, heaven
Rarotongan Rangimaarie Be fine (of weather), stop (of rain, the clouds having passed; sober up
Rarotongan Rango Fly (insect)
Rarotongan Rai A fish
Rarotongan Raka Shift (of the wind) Problematic
Rarotongan Raakau- Sixteenth to eighteenth nights of the moon
Rarotongan Raakau Tree, bush, plant
Rarotongan Rakia White-capped Noddy (Anous tenuirostris), which is very common in the Northern Group
Rarotongan Raakoa White-tailed Tropic Bird (Phaethon lepturus)
Rarotongan Raku(raku) Scratch with fingernails or claws
Rarotongan Raraku Scratched
Rarotongan Rara Cook food by turning over on fire
Rarotongan Raaraa Branch, twig, off-shoot
Rarotongan Rare Slurred, indistinct, stammering, (of speech); to blurt out
Rarotongan Rari Splashed, spattered, drenched, stained