Entries from Capell 1962 in Pollex-Online

Capell, A. (1962). The Polynesian Language of Mae (Emwae), New Hebrides. Auckland, Linguistic Society of New Zealand.

Language Item Description
Emae Afaa Hurricane
Emae Faka/afe/ Deviate, turn aside v.i.
Emae Aafee When? (future)
Emae Afi Fire
Emae Afii Bundle, package
Emae Afiafi Evening
Emae Afiga Armpit
Emae Afuafu Drizzle, sprinkle, of rain
Emae Aga/fua/ Free of tapu
Emae Puupuu /asu/ Gall-bladder
Emae Aka/sia Step on
Emae Ara Wake up
Emae Raga Limbs, parts of body
Emae Arakisi Cicada
Emae Raaraafutu Fish sp. (Trachinotus?)
Emae Arero Tongue
Emae Aretuu Tomorrow, day after
Emae A(a)ri Flatfish
Emae Ariki Chief
Emae Alili A mollusc (Turbo petholatus) Borrowed
Emae Aro-fia Paddle (v)
Emae Aro Paddle (n)
Emae Rofi-vae Sole of foot
Emae Ami To spawn, of crustaceans
Emae Amo/amo Carry on pole over shoulder, of one person
Emae Ana Cave
Emae Naafee When? (past)
Emae Nanafi Yesterday
Emae Natu Go
Emae Ano Go
Emae Nu/mai Come
Emae Anoisa Day after tomorrow Phonologically Irregular
Emae Nu/si To spit
Emae R/aoa Banyan
Emae Asiasi Tree sp.
Emae A/asi/a Visit
Emae Aso Day
Emae Asu/a Dip up, draw water
Emae Ata Soul, spirit
Emae Atamai Wise, wisdom
Emae Ate Liver
Emae Atepiri Pancreas ?
Emae Atu Movement towards addressee
Emae Itua Supernatural being Phonologically Irregular
Emae Ko/u First person singular independent pronoun
Emae Asuafi Smoke Phonologically Irregular
Emae Kau-tea Pus (Clk) Problematic
Emae Kau-loa Bloody discharge from sore (Clk) Problematic
Emae Avaga/ina Marry, be married
Emae E Verbal particle, present, third person subject