Niue entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| AN.TUKI.A | Tuki | To knock, smash; to mash, pound, hammer | (Sph) |
| CP.TUKU.A | Tuku/tuku | To lower | (Sph) |
| CP.TUKU.A | Ma/tuku | To subside, to become less | (Sph) |
| CP.TUKU.A | Tuku/tuku-iho | To look down, to stoop down, in approaching a superior | (McE) |
| CP.TUKU.A | Tuku | To bury (of people) | (Sph) |
| PN.TUKU.B | Tuku | To place, put | (Sph) |
| PN.TUKU.B | Tuku/tuku | To place, to put down | (Sph) |
| PN.TUKU.C | Tuku | To let go, permit to depart; to give up, deliver up | (McE) |
| PN.TUKU.D | Tuku | To stop, finish, end | (Sph) |
| XW.TUKUMITI | Taa/tukumiti | Sea urchin sp. (white, short spines, in shallow pools on reef) | (Sph) |
| PN.TULA | Tula | (of pawpaw tree) Bare of foliage | (Sph) |
| MP.TULAKI | Faka/tulaki | To end (of life, journey) (vt) Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sph) |
| FJ.TULE-QI | Tulei | Thrust, push. Push over (Sph). | (McE) |
| FJ.TULE-QI | Tulu/tulei (hifo) | Throw down. Push over (pl.obj.) (Sph). | (McE) |
| FJ.TULE-QI | Ma/tulei | To die. (Used only of chiefs) (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sph) |
| AN.TULI.1 | (Teliga)tuli | Deaf | (Sph) |
| PN.TULI.3 | (Tu)tuli | To hunt, chase. Drive, pursue, go after (McE). | (Sph) |
| PN.TULI.3 | Tuli/a | To be unwanted, rejected (by the opposite sex) | (Sph) |
| AN.TULU.1 | Tulu | To drip (vi) | (Sph) |
| AN.TULU.1 | Tu/tulu/ | Leak through a hole | (McE) |
| AN.TULU.1 | Tulu/taa | Drop of water | (McE) |
| AN.TULU.1 | Tulu/i | To treat (usually medical); to teach a lesson, put a stop to something | (Sph) |
| ??.TULUMA | Tulula | Boat (said to be a Samoan word). [?Samoan] A big, noisy, rusty vehicle; an old monstrosity of a vehicle ) (Sph). Borrowed | (McE) |
| TO.TULU-TAA | Tulutaa | To drip, to splash (implies the dripping sound). A drop of water (McE). | (Sph) |
| AN.TUMA.1 | Tuma | Body louse | (Wbr) |
| EO.TUMAQA | Tumaa | Approximate counting units (refers to numbers 1 to 9 in units of 10 or greater; comparable to the English expressions "some twenty odd" , "some fifty odd" and so on; can be used to give the impression that the number is larger than the actual one | (Sph) |
| PN.TUME | Tuma | To move slowly [ex. ship] | (Sph) |
| EP.TUMU.1A | Tumu | Cavity or hollow (in rocks, trees, etc.) where water collects Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sph) |
| PN.TUMU.2 | Tumu/tumu | Collection, gathering together, heap, mound; to heap up | (McE) |
| PN.TUMU-QAKI | Tumuaki | Top (of achievement); crown of head | (Sph) |
| PN.TUMU-QAKI | Tumuaki ulu | Top of head | (Sph) |
| AN.TUNA | Tuna | A fresh water eel | (Sph) |
| AN.TUNU | Tunu | To boil, broil, roast | (McE) |
| OC.TUPA | Tupa | Crab | (McE) |
| PN.TUPE.1 | Tupe | Money Borrowed | (Sph) |
| PN.TUPE.2 | Tupe/tupe | To stumble, stagger; to be concerned Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sph) |
| AN.TUPU.A | Tupu | To grow, sprout; to descend from; to happen, to spring up | (Sph) |
| OC.TUPUNA | Tupuna | Ancestor | (Sph) |
| OC.TUPUNA | Matua tupuna | Grandparent | (Sph) |
| OC.TUPUQA.A | Tupua | Giant, legendary creature, monster, ogre; ancient god; idol; cactus plant | (Sph) |
| EO.TUQA.1A | Tua | Back (n) | (Sph) |
| PN.TUQA.1B | Tua | Behind; outside, over, beyond | (Sph) |
| PN.TUQA.1C | Tua/tua | Flat area on the reef | (Sph) |
| PN.TUQA-.2A | Tua- | Ordinal layer of something | (Sph) |
| XW.TUQA.4 | Tua | To believe, to have faith; to be dependent, to rely | (Sph) |
| XW.TUQA.4 | Tua/haa | Suspicious Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sph) |
| PN.TUQA-A-MATA | Tuamata | Eyelid | (Sph) |
| FJ.TUQI | Tui | Chief (term used in addressing dignitaries; also affectionate term used by wife for husband) | (Sph) |
| AN.TUQU.1 | Tuu | To stand | (Sph) |
| PN.TUQU.3A | Tuu/tuu | Cut up, chop; sever (lit. and fig.) | (Sph) |
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