Penrhyn entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| PN.MAAGALO.2 | Maangaro | Tasty; sweet, less salty; sweet coconut, a variety of coconut of which the whole fruit is edible including its husk | (Sta) |
| PN.MAAGALO.2 | Mangaro | Type of coconut with sweet husk | (Lmt) |
| PN.MAA-KONA.1 | Maakona | To be filled up with food. Thirst quenched (Bck). | (Sta) |
| PN.MAA-KONA.1 | Ma kona | Satisfied; eaten enough | (Lmt) |
| TA.MAA-KONA.2 | Maakona | Excellent fisherman | (Sta) |
| PN.MAALIE.B | Maari | Patient, slow Phonologically Irregular | (Sta) |
| PN.MAALOLO | Maaroro | Flying-fish | (Sta) |
| PN.MAALOLO | Mararo | Flying fish | (Lmt) |
| EP.MAALOO.C | Maaroo | Fathom, arm span | (Sta) |
| PN.MAALOSI | Maarohi/rohi | Vitality, strength, vigour; strong, try hard, work hard Problematic | (Sta) |
| PN.MAALUU.2 | Maruu | Gentle, slow, quiet | (Sta) |
| TA.MAANIANIA | Maaniania | Shout to produce quiet; noisy; to chatter | (Sta) |
| TA.MAANIANIA | Manienie/wr | Shut up! silence! | (Lmt) |
| TA.MAAORO | Maaoro-hia | To rub, massage | (Sta) |
| CE.MAA-REFUREFU | Maarehurehu | Twilight, dusk | (Sta) |
| PN.MAA-SAGA | Maasanga | Twins | (Sta) |
| PN.MAATA-KI | Maataki | To visit | (Sta) |
| CP.MAA-TAU | Maatau | Accustomed to, usual | (Sta) |
| NP.MAA-TOU | Maatou | We (exc.) | (Sta) |
| NP.MAA-UA | Maaua | We two (exc) | (Sta) |
| OC.MAE.1A | Mae/mae | Withered, dry | (Sta) |
| MP.MA-FANA | Mahana(hana) | Warm | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Mahora | To be spread out | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Maahora | Sandy or rocky beach with no vegetation, especially with no coconut trees Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Haka/maasora | To spread Phonologically Irregular | (Yda) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Maasora-hia | To loosen [ex. hair] Phonologically Irregular | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-FOLE.1 | Masore | Scratched, peeled off (of the skin) Phonologically Irregular | (Sta) |
| AN.MAGA.1 | Manga | Branch, strand | (Sta) |
| PN.MAGAA | Mangaa | Barracouta spp. | (Sta) |
| PN.MAGA-MAGA.A | Mangamanga | Octopus tentacles; octopus, squid | (Sta) |
| PN.MAGEHO.A | Mangeo | Itchy, hot (of capsicum); itch, scabies | (Sta) |
| OC.MAGOO | Mangoo | Shark | (Sta) |
| MP.MAHUKU | Mauku | Grass, fern; kinds of grass | (Sta) |
| AN.MAI.A | Mai | Hither (towards the speaker); call to summon a pig to feed | (Sta) |
| AN.MAI.A | A hokè mai | Come back to us | (Lmt) |
| PN.MAI.D | Mai | From, since, like | (Sta) |
| EP.MAIKA | Maika | Banana | (Sta) |
| PN.MAILE | Maire | Kind of fern growing on old coconut trees | (Sta) |
| TA.MAI-MAI | Mai mai, mai mai! | Come here, come here! (call to summon a pig to feed) | (Sta) |
| MP.MAKA-LILI | Makariri | Cold | (Sta) |
| NP.MA-KAWE | Maakave/kave | Tangled, messy | (Sta) |
| PN.MAKI | Maki-hia | To be sick, ill; illness, disease; patient | (Sta) |
| PN.MAKULU | Makuru | to have fallen on the ground (of pandanus fruits) | (Sta) |
| PN.MALA.2 | Mara/mara | The upward projection at the stern or bow end of the keel. Lozenge-shaped projections on bow and stern (Bck). Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Sta) |
| NP.MALA.5 | Mara(mara) | Unpleasant to the taste, bitter; not fresh, brackish | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-LAGA.1 | Maranga | Be lifted, raised, come off | (Sta) |
| PN.MA-LAGA.1 | Maaranga | Sunburnt with peeling skin | (Sta) |
| NP.MALALI | Marari | Wrasse (Gomphosus varius [Lacepede]); trilobed Maori wrass Cheilinus trilobatus} | (Sta) |
| EO.MA-LAMA | Marama | Moon, month | (Sta) |
| OC.MALAQE | Marae | Cemetery; a sacred place embellished with stone structures and used for religious purposes. Stone inclosures which served both religious and social purposes (Bck). | (Sta) |
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