Entries from Stimson 1964 in Pollex-Online

Stimson, J. F. (1964). A Dictionary of Some Tuamotuan Dialects of the Polynesian Language. The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff.

Language Item Description
Tuamotu Kohu Envelop (said of cloud or mist)
Tuamotu Koŋa A place; ? yonder place
Tuamotu Koo Husking stick for coconuts, dig, etc., with pointed implement, pierce
Tuamotu Koi Sharp
Tuamotu Koi Whilst, so long as
Tuamotu Haka/koi Hurry up, hasten
Tuamotu Koi/koi Speed; quick(ly)
Tuamotu Kooiro Eel (Conger bowersi)
Tuamotu Koihaŋa Crease of the thigh
Tuamotu Koke To hurl (a spear), thrust, poke, jab; dart, sword
Tuamotu Koki Lame, to be, limp v
Tuamotu Kookiri Triggerfish
Tuamotu Koko Scoop up in hands
Tuamotu Koko Whirlpool with vortex
Tuamotu Kokoo Cluck with prolonged rasping note
Tuamotu Koko Cluck
Tuamotu Koko A kind of bird
Tuamotu Koro Make a loud sound
Tuamotu Kokopu Variety of small freshwater fish
Tuamotu Kookuru (Suriana maritima)
Tuamotu Kora To shine, gleam Problematic
Tuamotu Kore Not to be...without
Tuamotu Koorero Recite, orate, tell, talk, speak
Tuamotu Kooriŋo Pupil of eye
Tuamotu Koro Intend, desire v
Tuamotu Koro Gular pouch of frigate bird, wattles, testes
Tuamotu Koroa Very long hair (index of beauty) Problematic
Tuamotu Koromaki Suppressed, stifled (of feelings)
Tuamotu Koromaatua A wise person
Tuamotu Korometuua One's own parent (used by first-born)
Tuamotu Koropuupuu Swell out, puff up, blisters
Tuamotu Korooua An old man
Tuamotu Korou To be aged
Tuamotu Koorua You two (Second person dual)
Tuamotu Kooruhe/ruhe Wrinkled, as the foreskin
Tuamotu Korure A bonfire; sparks-, flaming particles-, rising in -a hot flame, -the smoke of a bonfire
Tuamotu Koma An adze
Tuamotu Koma A spark; emit sparks
Tuamotu Koma/koma Narrow
Tuamotu Koma Shrunken, pursed, puckered up, as the lips
Tuamotu Koomako A variety of small black bird
Tuamotu Koomene Telescope together; crush together; contract longitudinally
Tuamotu (Ko)komo Insert, thrust, put in
Tuamotu Komo Drink
Tuamotu Komuri (Caranx sexfasciatus)
Tuamotu Kona Lower abdomen
Tuamotu Kooneke Slide along, as an octopus
Tuamotu Koonihi Turn over on the face Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu Koono/hi Press forward, strive, strain against
Tuamotu Koonohi The cap which holds the coconut to the stem Problematic