Entries from Christian 1924 in Pollex-Online
Christian, F. W. (1924). Vocabulary of the Mangaian language. Honolulu, Bishop Museum.
Language | Item | Description |
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Mangaia | Kuete | Wooden bowl Phonologically Irregular |
Mangaia | ʔUete | Wooden bowl Phonologically Irregular |
Mangaia | Rairai | Thin (applies to objects only) |
Mangaia | Rarirari | Wet |
Mangaia | Reʔe-ua | Naked Problematic |
Mangaia | Reu. Reʔu (Sta). | Ashes |
Mangaia | Rengarenga | Yellow |
Mangaia | Ria | A nit |
Mangaia | Ro/roka/ | The lagoon between reef and shore |
Mangaia | Roki | Bed |
Mangaia | Roopaa | To make, manufacture |
Mangaia | Rupe | OId Mangaian and Cook Island word for the large grey dove (now extinct) |
Mangaia | Maea | Listless, lazy |
Mangaia | Maanga | A bit, piece, portion; food |
Mangaia | Mangu | Dark-grey, blackish-grey |
Mangaia | Maka | Stone, rock |
Mangaia | Makii | Sickness, disease |
Mangaia | Marara | Glowing coals; charcoal |
Mangaia | Ate /maamaa/ | Lungs |
Mangaia | Maamaku | The Silk Cotton tree, the kapok of Malaysia Problematic |
Mangaia | Mano | Four thousand |
Mangaia | Matikuku | A claw, hoof |
Mangaia | Miʔi | Be grieved, sorry |
Mangaia | Miri | Behind, at the back; backward (signifying direction) |
Mangaia | Nane/nane | To mix up |
Mangaia | Naʔe | The giant fern |
Mangaia | Neke | To move |
Mangaia | Niʔi | Edge |
Mangaia | Noʔu | A spiny, poisonous fish |
Mangaia | Paka | Baked crisp, slightly scorched |
Mangaia | Paki/i | To slap |
Mangaia | Pakuu | To roll (of thunder) |
Mangaia | Paremo | To be drowned |
Mangaia | Parengo | To be drowned |
Mangaia | Pane | Head of a fish; severed human head |
Mangaia | Pata/pata | Raindrop; fall in drops |
Mangaia | Patu | Smite, slay |
Mangaia | Pi(ki)piki | Cling to, hold fast |
Mangaia | Poke | Dish made of taro and coconut milk |
Mangaia | Punga | Coral (rock), (coral) lime |
Mangaia | Puke | To catch, seize, capture |
Mangaia | Paʔii puke toʔoraa | Whaling vessel |
Mangaia | Puku/puku | To swell up |
Mangaia | Pura | Emit phosphorescent light |
Mangaia | Purepure | Speckled |
Mangaia | Puni | To hide oneself |
Mangaia | Puupuu | A small, yellow sea-snail |
Mangaia | Taai-inu | A plant (Scaevola koenigii) (Ponape inot) Phonologically Irregular |
Mangaia | Taka | Wander, stray; roundness; revolution; the revolving of anything, go round, revolve |
Mangaia | Takurua | A feast, picnic |
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