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 Vaʔo Exterior, outside
Rarotongan Vae Divide, division, Separate
Rarotongan Vai Water
Rarotongan Vaiʔo-ʔia Leave sthg. alone, leave sthg. stay
Rarotongan Vairanga Place where something is kept, container, receptacle
Rarotongan Vaka Canoe
Rarotongan Vaka Tribe, clan, party of men (Etn)
Rarotongan Va/vare Saliva, spittle
Rarotongan Vare Duped, deceived, misled, cajoled
Rarotongan Varo Indistinct sound, deep booming sound
Rarotongan Varo Banded Prawn-killer (Lysiosquilla maculata)
Rarotongan Varu Eight
Rarotongan Varu Scrape v
Rarotongan Vana Sea egg or sea urchin sp
Rarotongan Vanavana Gooseflesh
Rarotongan Vana Stand up on end (hair, spines of fish)
Rarotongan Vaananga Talk, converse; talk, conversation
Rarotongan Vao Forest
Rarotongan Vaaʔi To break, split, share
Rarotongan Vaavaa Cricket
Rarotongan Vavao To separate combatants, break up a fight
Rarotongan Vave Quick
Rarotongan Veku Tear off, rip off, pull aside
Rarotongan Vera Be hot; heat
Rarotongan Verevere A tassel; wattles, dewlap, the two pendulous lumps of hard skin under chin of goat; the uvula
Rarotongan Maa/verevere Fringed, a fringe
Rarotongan Veri Centipede
Rarotongan Vero Stab, thrust, hurl spear; pierce (of sun’s rays)
Rarotongan Veru Fringe, tassel
Rarotongan Veru/veru Remnants, rags, tattered, torn
Rarotongan Veo Brass or copper
Rarotongan Veʔe Divide, separate
Rarotongan Ve/vete/ Tear apart, rip up or off
Rarotongan Vete Kind of Goatfish. Yellowstripe Goatfish (Mulloidichthys flavolineatus) (McC).
Rarotongan Veve Poor, short of, indigent
Rarotongan Vii nitaa Pawpaw
Rarotongan Vi/viki Be quick, fast; quickly; speed
Rarotongan Viki Blazed, marked out, made (of a track or trail) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan Viri Twist; to drill, a drill
Rarotongan Viti Lively, vigorous, energetic
Rarotongan Viivii Grasshopper
Rarotongan Mana Have authority and the rights and prestige it confers
Rarotongan Poa Fishy (smell or taste); scales, rust
Rarotongan Vaa Gap, intervening space or distance; period of time, interval
Rarotongan Kaʔika Malay apple (Syzygium malaccense)
Rarotongan A(a) At, on (referring to future time
Rarotongan ʔAkairo(iro) Make a mark
Rarotongan ʔIakai To feel hungry (dialectal)
Mangaia Mara Bitter
Rarotongan Mangio, mangeo Itch, prick or sting (as the skin does from insect bites or nettles, or the throat from pungent food); irritant, stinging