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 Ataraga Father of the Maaui family (Stimson 1934:5)
Tuamotu Taarai Dress, shape, fashion, carve (of timber)
Tuamotu Taraire (Terminalia littoralis)
Tuamotu Tarakihi Fish species with sharp dangerous spines
Tuamotu Taararo Pimp
Tuamotu Taramea Long-spined sea-urchin variety
Tuamotu Taraao. Taarao (Bct). A variety of fish
Tuamotu Tarava Purlins (Emory 1975:52)
Tuamotu Tare Phlegm
Tuamotu Taarehu Obscured, overcast, of weather
Tuamotu Taareva Loose an arrow, hurl a spear
Tuamotu Ta(ta)ri To wait arrival of a person
Tuamotu Tari Noose for catching birds, eels etc.; to ensnare
Tuamotu Tari Transport, convey, carry
Tuamotu Tariŋa Ear
Tuamotu Kakari/uri/ Remora (Echeneis naucrates)
Tuamotu Taro (Colocasia esculenta)
Tuamotu Taro/taro Pronounce spell invoking lesser gods
Tuamotu Taru Weeds, herbage, grass
Tuamotu Tama Child; an honorific form of address
Tuamotu Taamaa To remove the tapu from; to purify; to make clean
Tuamotu Tamahine Girl, daughter
Tuamotu Taamaki Fight, dispute v
Tuamotu Tamaariki Children
Tuamotu Tamanu (Calophyllum inophyllum)
Tuamotu Taamau Hold, hold to, be faithful to, persevere
Tuamotu Tami Meaning unknown Problematic
Tuamotu Tamure (Lutjanus rivulatus) (Rch. 1999)
Tuamotu Tena His, hers
Tuamotu Tena His, hers
Tuamotu Tane A skin disease
Tuamotu Taane Male human being, husband
Tuamotu Taanifa A variety of fish
Tuamotu Tano To hit, strike truly upon; accurate, exact; right, correct, well-done
Tuamotu Tanu Bury, cover up, conceal, plant
Tuamotu Tanutanu A variety of fish
Tuamotu Tao A very long kind of spear
Tuamotu Tao Cook in earth oven
Tuamotu Tao/mi To hold down, press down
Tuamotu Tao/mi Pole weighing down thatching(Emory 1955:55)
Tuamotu Taoŋa Personal property, possessions
Tuamotu Taokete Wife's brother, husband's sister
Tuamotu Tapa Bark cloth (mod.) Problematic
Tuamotu Tapa Margin, edge, border; inside of the leg, adjoining the groin (ANA, HAO)
Tuamotu Tapa Confer a name
Tuamotu Tapairu A young woman of great beauty
Tuamotu Tapakau Coconut leaf, used for feasting mat
Tuamotu Tapahi Cleave apart, sunder, cut
Tuamotu Tape Side, part, portion of one side; border, edge of a garment
Tuamotu Taapee To employ means to soften fruit