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 |
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Emae | Namu | Namu/atea. :Fishy-smelling |
Emae | Namu | Namu/namusauga. :A bit smelly |
Emae | Nau | Mother |
Emae | Nea | Thing |
Emae | Nefu/nefu | Mist, cloud covering mountain |
Emae | Neve/a | Carry on back with straps |
Emae | Gi | Article (plural or indefinite mass) Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Nifo | Tooth |
Emae | Niu | Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera) |
Emae | Noo/tia | Bind, tie |
Emae | Nofo | Be in a place |
Emae | Nofu | Stonefish |
Emae | Nonu | (Morinda citrifolia) |
Emae | Numi-a | Crumple up |
Emae | Oo | Go (plural of ano) Borrowed |
Emae | Ofaga | Nest (of bird or animal) |
Emae | Oso | Parcel, package |
Emae | One | Sand |
Emae | Toke /onea/ | Eel sp., white |
Emae | Ota | Coconut refuse |
Emae | Oti | Finished, complete |
Emae | Paa/kia | Slap |
Emae | Pae | Fence, wall |
Emae | Pagogo | Fish sp., picot (Siganus sp.), red/white mottled |
Emae | Bakakau | Wing Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Paki | Slap, strike |
Emae | Pakipaki | Jellyfish sp. |
Emae | Pakora | Ghost of a murdered person |
Emae | Paku/paku | Dry (of fruit, coconut) |
Emae | Paku | Burn (vi) ; burn (vi), be on fire |
Emae | Pakuu | Sound of impact |
Emae | Para | Rotten (of fruit) |
Emae | Bala/bala | Tree fern Problematic |
Emae | Paragi | A Surgeonfish (Acanthurus sp.) |
Emae | Pararafa | Base of fallen coconut frond, still attached to tree |
Emae | Pare | Push aside, bend down |
Emae | Paroro | Edible sea worm |
Emae | Paapaa | Flutefish (Fistularia) |
Emae | Batu | Club |
Emae | Pe | Like, resembling |
Emae | Pee | Soft-ripe, of breadfruit |
Emae | Peka | Flying-fox |
Emae | Pekapeka | White-rumped Swiftlet and other spp. |
Emae | Peru/kia | Wind up, coil |
Emae | Pena/pena | Prepare |
Emae | Penu/penu | Rubbish |
Emae | Pepe | Butterfly |
Emae | Bete/bete | Fat adj. Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Pia/pia | Foam on sea |
Emae | Piri | Stuck |