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 Paa Row, line, column; door, gate, dam, fish-weir
Rarotongan Paa-ia Be buffeted by wind
Rarotongan Paa Bowl, basin, tub
Rarotongan Paa Father (voc.)
Rarotongan Paa Unable, or too old to bear children, barren
Rarotongan Pae Side portion
Rarotongan Paepae The grounds around the house of an ariki, usually marked out by stones
Rarotongan Paevai Bargeboard to which guttering is attached
Rarotongan Paʔa Perhaps, I dare say
Rarotongan Paaʔara Slice off (esp. of flesh from a carcase)
Rarotongan Paaʔata Raised framework or staging; gridiorn, shelf, rack, scaffolding, litter
Rarotongan Kaakaʔu paaʔoa (Bib.) Sackcloth, mourning garment
Rarotongan Paʔore Bald
Rarotongan Paaʔore To slide off a sheath-like covering
Rarotongan Paʔoro Large sp. of wrasse
Rarotongan Pange Prop up, support
Rarotongan Pango Black
Rarotongan Paikea Whale sp
Rarotongan Paikea Crab sp. with hairy feet (Etn)
Rarotongan Paaina-ʔia Hold before or over a fire
Rarotongan Paka Burn, scorch
Rarotongan Paka Scab
Rarotongan Pakakina Crash, crack, snap, pop
Rarotongan Paakare/kare Have a sinking feeling (of the stomach)
Rarotongan Pakari Of the physical strength of people and objects: strong, tough, sturdy, firm; strength; strongly...
Rarotongan Pakati Kinds of parrotfish (Scaridae), small, light-blue in colour
Rarotongan Paki (pass. paaki/a) Usually in passive: tap, knock, brush against, graze, bruise. Rub, massage; apply ointment, powder.
Rarotongan Pakia Touch, make contact with; graze, abrasion, superficial wound
Rarotongan Pakiko Grazed, scraped, scratched, having skin or surface layer taken off; a scratch, abrasion; bald
Rarotongan Pakiko Completed, finished off (of a task)
Rarotongan Paakira/kira Scantily covered (of ground by soil)
Rarotongan Tuu/pakipaki/tai Stinging jellyfish
Rarotongan Paakoti Cut something off (between blades), clip, snip, shear, mow, prune
Rarotongan Pakou A parrotfish (Scaridae), dark-green, long-snouted, brown-backed, edible, caught from or within the reef
Rarotongan Paku Dandruff
Rarotongan Pakuu Bang, make resounding/sudden noise
Rarotongan Pakuʔivi Shoulder (Etn)
Rarotongan Pukuʔivi Shoulder
Rarotongan Para Ripe
Rarotongan Para Rotten
Rarotongan Para Refuse, waste, sediment
Rarotongan Para/i To paint over, to smear over. Daub, paint, smear
Rarotongan Para/ngi Run (of ink or paint); form a smear, blot, smudge or vague blur, swim (before the eyes)
Rarotongan Paara Large fish sp
Rarotongan Paaraku-a,-ʔia, -na Scratch, scrape, rake up
Rarotongan Paararaa Rustle, rattle, creak, crackle
Rarotongan Paarara Expose leaf, etc., to heat of fire
Rarotongan Parare Stammer, stutter; blunder, boob
Rarotongan Pararii Wrecked, smashed up
Rarotongan Paaraʔi Squash, crouch, brood or sit (as bird on nest), sit (on the ground), lie down (as pig or horse)