Entries from Baker 1897 in Pollex-Online
Baker, S. W. (1897). An English and Tongan vocabulary. Auckland, Wilson and Horton.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tongan | Alafi | Feel after with hand Borrowed Problematic |
| Tongan | Anufea | Cold |
| Tongan | Fekefeke | To shiver and shake |
| Tongan | Au/foe | To peel off |
| Tongan | Fula | Swell up as result of breaking tapu ; tumour, hard swelling |
| Tongan | Fu/fula | Swell up, out; pout or blow out the cheeks .To swell, a swelling |
| Tongan | Lak/oifie | Fair, fine weather |
| Tongan | Movete | Be scattered, fall to pieces ; come apart, come to pieces; be scattered or dispersed; fray out |
| Tongan | Nifi | Little, but generally used ironically Problematic |
| Tongan | Halotu | To sob . To sob, to palpitate Borrowed |
| Tongan | Hani/hani | To strip, clean off |
| Tongan | Toua | A rope to climb by |
| Tongan | Tautala | Inform another of our designs in order to know his mind |
| Tongan | Tefa | Fondling; a loving and caressing manner Problematic |
| Tongan | Jimu(jimu) | Heavy blowing, almost a hurricane |
| Tongan | Tooga | Fine mats Problematic |
