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 Ma And, plus, together with
Tuamotu Ma Refers to the group of which the substantive is a part..."...and his family"
Tuamotu Maa Clean
Tuamotu Mae Withered
Tuamotu Maeneene Tingle, tickle, be ticklish
Tuamotu Maaha To be gratified, calmed down
Tuamotu Mahana Warm
Tuamotu Mahera Open/curve/flare outward
Tuamotu Mafera Open/curve/flare outward
Tuamotu Mahi Exploit, deed
Tuamotu Mahora Spread out, to be
Tuamotu Mahore Skinned, peeled as by sunburn
Tuamotu Maahuu Hermaphrodite; dolt, simpleton
Tuamotu Maahu Steam, water vapour, mist
Tuamotu Mahuta To skim, leap (as flying-fish); rise into flight, fly
Tuamotu Maahuta Rise (of sun/moon), spring/dart/rise into flight
Tuamotu Maŋa To branch; the branch of a tree or stream
Tuamotu Maŋa Forked in many places
Tuamotu Mangaa A fish (Promethichthys prometheus)
Tuamotu Maaŋa Food
Tuamotu Maaŋaro Lightly/partially covered over, invisible
Tuamotu Maŋaro Edible, sweet-tasting
Tuamotu Mangamangatai Starfish
Tuamotu Manavai Hollow, depression in the land; trough of waves Problematic
Tuamotu Maaŋeo Itch(y)
Tuamotu Maaŋi Arise, ascend, float upward as as mist or vapour; evaporate, be dispersed (as heat, steam, odours); swll as a blister; tendency to rise, float upwards; obs. fleetness or lightness as of the feet; obs. mist, vapour
Tuamotu Maŋo Shark
Tuamotu Te-mango-rooa The Milky Way
Tuamotu Maŋu Black; black (of hair); to grill
Tuamotu Maaŋuŋu Make crunching, grinding, crackling sound
Tuamotu Maharu 11th, 12th or 13th night of lunar cycle. 14th (or 13th) night (Aud).
Tuamotu Mahemo To come out or off; to slip out or off; of itself, without an active agency; to miscarry; to be uprooted, to come out or away
Tuamotu Maahemo To be born prematurely, but alive
Tuamotu Mahoi Ghost, apparition of the dead; the mind. Freely, the spirit, the soul
Tuamotu Mau Abundance (?), a sustainer
Tuamotu Maaui Sprain, dislocated
Tuamotu Maauku Sword-grass sp. (Xiphagrostis floridula?)
Tuamotu Mai Towards speaker
Tuamotu Mai Send hither!
Tuamotu Mai Come hither!
Tuamotu Maaika Banana
Tuamotu Maiki Fail, give out, spent, to be
Tuamotu Maikuku Fingernail, hoof
Tuamotu Maiire Sweet-scented fern, (Polypodium scolopendrium)
Tuamotu Maaire A large tree
Tuamotu Maitaki Good, pleasant, excellent
Tuamotu Meitaki Good, excellent, attractive, desirable
Tuamotu Maito A fish
Tuamotu Maka Throw, cast, sling; a sling
Tuamotu Makaiorea Habitually eat raw or partially cooked food