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 | Unafi | Scale of fish |
Emae | Unu | Moult, shed skin |
Emae | Unu/sia | Take out, take off, as clothes |
Emae | Usi/usi | Blue, green |
Emae | Uta/uta | Unload cargo |
Emae | Uta | Land side |
Emae | Uto | Sprouting coconut |
Emae | -koto | Second person plural possessive suffix |
Emae | Utu/fia | Draw water |
Emae | Utua | Exposed flat rock bottom in lagoon |
Emae | Vae/a | Divide, share out |
Emae | Vai | Water |
Emae | Vaka | Canoe, ship |
Emae | Vakavaka | Rib |
Emae | Varovaro | Tree sp. |
Emae | Varu | Eight |
Emae | Varu/sia | Scrape with a shell, shred coconut |
Emae | Vana | Sea-urchin sp. |
Emae | Vao | Bush, forest |
Emae | Vatuke | Sea urchin sp. with blunt spines |
Emae | Veka | Banded Rail (Gallirallus philippensis) |
Emae | Voro/sia | Spear (by throwing spear) Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Veta | Substance huileuse dans la noix germée (Riviere) |
Emae | Vete/a | Untie |
Emae | Vevera | Hot |
Emae | Vii | A tree (Spondias dulcis) |
Emae | Vili/vili | Bore, drill |
Emae | Viriviri | Quick; to hurry |
Emae | Kupu | Joint (in bamboo or sugarcane), section |
Emae | More/more | Loose |
Emae | Mutu/kia | To break something |
Emae | Soko/ia | To husk (coconut) |
Emae | Magiso | Itchy Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Gaatai | Beach; on the beach |
Emae | Ofato | Larva, grub |
Emae | Taratara | Rough |
Emae | Riko/riko | Chase |
Emae | Piri/tia | Be next to, very close to |
Emae | Re | Singular definite article Phonologically Irregular |
Emae | Mua | First, go first, be first |
Emae | Ara matua | Main road |
Emae | Fakamaga | Open one's mouth |
Emae | Soro/a | Wipe |
Emae | Motomoto | Half-ripe coconut |
Emae | Ta/tago/-fia | Grope, feel |
Emae | Iri/iri | (Wind) blow in a draft |
Emae | Maruu | Easy; wait (a minute) |
Emae | Ni(i) | This |
Emae | Naa | There, by you |
Emae | Too | Sugarcane Phonologically Irregular |