Entries from Capell 1973 in Pollex-Online

Capell, A. (1973). A new Fijian dictionary. Suva, Government Printer.

Language Item Description
Fijian Tau-ca To be plucked, of fruit and leaves; to pluck some fruits
Fijian Dovu Sugarcane
Fijian Ugauga Pitted or riddled, as worm-eaten wood; the worm that eats the wood
Fijian Kinau(-taka) To take things to a person to do, because one does not know how to do them oneself; to let trade, etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Fijian Unu-ya To enter deeply into a thing, as a spear; to drink in, absorb; to feel
Fijian I talaki An inferior messenger, sent on all sorts of errands, and eating in the kitchen
Fijian Talanoa To chat, to tell stories
Fijian Ka/ukamea Iron; made of iron
Fijian Wali To joke, flatter Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna Aro Inside of a thing
Fijian Veata Kind of beche de mer, (Tethys trioniana)
Fijian Tama Father; shout of respect to chief
West Futuna Maŋmaŋa Scorpion
Fijian Katakata Hot, burning, pungent, feverish, painful
Fijian Boro-ya Paint, daub, besmear
Fijian I cibi Fruit of the waa lai (Entada phaseoloides)
Fijian Kaba-ta Climb up, scale, capture (town)
Fijian Luvaluva Old sinnet or mats which have been used
Fijian Luva-ta To loosen, untie; undress, strip
Fijian Macala Clear, plain, intelligible
Fijian Rawa- Be able; get; overcome
Fijian Taga-na Put into a bag, catch with hand net
Fijian Ta/tau To ask permission; to say goodbye
West Futuna Faka/vava (ANI) Chasm, abyss
Fijian I vakaioti The end
West Futuna Xtoro To crawl
West Futuna Pauri xtaŋo Thick darkness, darkness that can be felt Problematic
West Futuna Femoe, feme/ro (ANU) To be sleepy, want to sleep
West Futuna Fakaŋiaŋi To go and cool oneself in the breeze
West Futuna Kaŋeaŋe (ANI) A current of air
West Futuna Fanau To bring forth child
West Futuna Nuf(w)e Worm
West Futuna Gitia/mana To know, understand clearly Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna Fanu-ia (ANI) To string beads
Fijian Vici-ga To bind, roll up, coil
Fijian Vivi-ga To wrap up, as a mat; to bind, as a bandage
Fijian Vutu Tie (flowers) in bundles
Fijian I/loloi Second lot of coconut milk added in making coconut oil
Fijian Yali Go, come (old Ra usage) (JW) Problematic
Fijian Tuku-ca To let down something hanging by loosening the rope
Fijian Tau Prefix with numerals expressing collectives
West Futuna Tuamata Upper eyelid
West Futuna Ta(x)/ta/roa To cleanse
Fijian Taa To dip in and take with a basket or shovel
Fijian Dravu/dravu/a Covered with ashes; grey in colour; poor, poverty
Fijian Sivo Debased, put down, out of office