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 Taaua We two (inc)
Emae Taumafa/ina Intimidate, overawe Problematic
Emae Taume Coconut sepal
Emae Tautu Fish sp., puffer, Diodon hystrix
Emae Tava Tree sp. (Pometia pinnata)
Emae Manu tavake Tropic Bird (Phaeton sp.)
Emae Tea White
Emae Tere (Ship) sail; (fish) swim
Emae Tete/bue Fish sp., balloonfish (Arothron sp.)
Emae Teve Taro sp. (Amorphophallus)
Emae Tii (Cordyline sp.)
Emae Tii Shine, of sun
Emae Tia House foundation (Cpl) Problematic
Emae Tifitifi Butterfly Fish and Angel Fish
Emae Tiketike Walk on tiptoe
Emae Tiko Defecate
Emae Sikotara Kingfisher (Halcyon sp.). Problematic
Emae Tira Mast
Emae Tiro/fia Glance, take a quick look
Emae Tinana Mother
Emae Tu/tino/ The body
Emae Maasina e /titi/ Ring around the moon
Emae Maasina e/titi/ Ring around the moon
Emae To/kia Plant
Emae Too To fall
Emae Toa Ironwood (Casuarina)
Emae Togi/a Peck
Emae Togo Mangrove
Emae To/toso Move slowly, bent over
Emae Toka Settle, clarify (of water); cease hurting
Emae Toka Cease hurting
Emae Toke Eel
Emae Tokerau, tokorau Northeast wind
Emae Toki Adze
Emae Tokotoko Walking-stick
Emae Tore Shin Problematic
Emae Toroa(fi) Make fire by friction
Emae Toru Three
Emae To/tonu/ Straight
Emae Tonu Groper (Cephalopholis argus) ?
Emae Tosi/a Split Pandanus leaves for weaving
Emae Toto Blood
Emae Too/toto/ Tree sp.
Emae (Ta)tu First person inclusive plural subject clitic
Emae Tuu Stand, be in a place
Emae Tuu Belt, waistband
Emae Tuu Cut
Emae Tua Outside the reef
Emae Tuagaane Woman's brother
Emae Tuai Old