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 Seke Slip v.i.
Emae Seere/a To cut
Emae Sema Left hand
Emae Sega Bird sp. (Erythrura cyanovirens)
Emae Koa se/sega/ Reddish
Emae Sopo/tia To lick Phonologically Irregular
Emae Seu Break ground, as a crab
Emae Siapo Tree sp.
Emae Sifi/a Whittle; cut (hair)
Emae Siga Fall over
Emae Siko/fia Catch in midair
Emae Siku Tail, of fish or animal
Emae S/sira/ Look at, look towards, face
Emae Siri/a Ask
Emae Sina White (of hair)
Emae Sinu A tree sp.
Emae Sisi Gouge out coconut meat
Emae Sisii Hiss
Emae Siva Nine
Emae Siva Bounce
Emae So/so Withdraw, shrink
Emae Soa Friend
Emae Sogi To kiss
Emae Soi Vine sp.
Emae Soko/takina Join
Emae Sori/a Give , sell, send
Emae Soro Flood, washout
Emae Somo Grow (of plant)
Emae Sopo Jump
Emae Soosaa Sweat
Emae Su/suu/ Wet, saturated
Emae Sua-fia Clear bush
Emae Sua Gum of a tree , juice
Emae Fuavare Saliva; juice of yam Phonologically Irregular
Emae Sue/sue To root (vi)
Emae Sue/a Root up (vt)
Emae Sui/aki Change, replace
Emae Sui/kina Exchange, pay back
Emae Sui/aka Barter
Emae Suki/a Stab
Emae Suumarie Good
Emae Sumu Triggerfish
Emae Sunu/a To singe, as a pig or fowl
Emae Te/ia Strike
Emae Te/ia Chop
Emae Taa/taa Fight with spears, etc.
Emae Ta First person inclusive dual preposed subject pronoun
Emae Tae Faeces
Emae Tafa Side
Emae Tafa/ia Scarify, circumcise