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 Kumara Sweet-potato
Tuamotu Kume Pull, haul (using a taut rope)
Tuamotu Kumeea Hauled, dragged
Tuamotu Kumete Wooden bowl
Tuamotu Kumi Ten fathom measure
Tuamotu Kukumi Strangle, throttle, choke
Tuamotu Kumikumi Beard
Tuamotu Kumu Express, wring out
Tuamotu Kune Swell out, swelling (as in pregnancy)
Tuamotu Kupe Circumnavigate a land; surround, encompass Problematic
Tuamotu Kupe A mucous excretion; to be covered with such
Tuamotu Kupenga Semen
Tuamotu Haa/kupekupe To be smeared all over etc.
Tuamotu Kupeenga Net
Tuamotu Kupu A saying, message, ?word (FAG); lore, learning; spoken words of wisdom
Tuamotu Kuha/kuha Froth of the lungs
Tuamotu Kutu Louse
Tuamotu ʔii/ʔii Ferment, spoil
Tuamotu Ia He, she
Tuamotu Ihe A short spear (obs)
Tuamotu Ika Defeated antagonist; sacrificial victim; warrior
Tuamotu Ike Tapa beater
Tuamotu Ira Natural mark on skin
Tuamotu Irihiia Inspired, possessed
Tuamotu Iro Maggot
Tuamotu Inaina Angry, infuriated
Tuamotu I na heea When did?
Tuamotu Inaina Singe a pig
Tuamotu Inaakuanei Today already; reference prior to the time of speaking
Tuamotu I nanahi Yesterday
Tuamotu Inu Drink
Tuamotu Ipo Lover
Tuamotu Ihe Fish sp
Tuamotu Ihi Strip, tear off with teeth
Tuamotu Iho Kernel, pith, core, heart, inside, umbilical cord
Tuamotu Ihu Nose
Tuamotu Iti Small
Tuamotu Ito Enemy, demon, offender
Tuamotu Ito/ito Courageous, vigilant; courage
Tuamotu Ivi Bone, skeleton
Tuamotu Raa Sun
Tuamotu Rae Forehead
Tuamotu Tuu/rae/ Prominent (of land)
Tuamotu Raha Dandruff
Tuamotu Raha(Raha) Wide, extended
Tuamotu Rahi Thin
Tuamotu Rahirahiŋa Temple of the forehead
Tuamotu Raahui Prohibit
Tuamotu Raŋa Raise (up), lift
Tuamotu Ra(ra)ŋa Weave