Rarotongan entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| CE.MAARIRI | Maariri | An ulcerative inflammatory skin disease accompanied by fever; filariasis | (Bse) |
| PN.MAA-SAGA | Maaʔanga | Twins | (Bse) |
| CE.MAA-SINU | Maainu-ʔia | Anoint | (Bse) |
| PN.MAATA-KI | Maataki | Visit (go and) see something or somebody, watch (as spectator) | (Bse) |
| CP.MAA-TAU | Maatau | Have knowledge of, be accustomed to, be in the habit of | (Bse) |
| OC.MAATOLU | Maatoru | Thick through, stout and solid | (Bse) |
| NP.MAA-TOU | Maatou | We (exc.) | (Bse) |
| NP.MAA-UA | Maaua | We two (exc) | (Bse) |
| PN.MAAUI | Maaui | Legendary hero | (Bse) |
| OC.MAE.1A | Mae | Withered; wilt, shrivel | (Bse) |
| CK.MAEA.2 | Maea/ea | Faint, become depressed | (Sve) |
| PN.MA-FAKI | Maʔaki | Become detached, break off, come off | (Bse) |
| MP.MA-FANA | Maʔana | Warm | (Bse) |
| NP.MAFINE | Maʔine | Polite and friendly term of address to women | (Bse) |
| PN.MA-FITI | Maʔiti | Start, make sudden involuntary movement; fly off, spring loose, jerk free | (Bse) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Maʔora | Spread out, open out, unfurl, unroll | (Bse) |
| PN.MA-FOLE.1 | Maʔore | Peel away, peel off, rub or flake off (of skin, bark, paint) | (Bse) |
| NP.MAFU.1 | Maʔu | Heal up | (Bse) |
| PN.MA-FUTI | Maʔuti | Jerk free, become detached, come off (of a button), come out (of a tooth), come out of the ground (of a post) | (Bse) |
| AN.MAGA.1 | Manga | To branch, fork | (Bse) |
| PN.MAGAA | Mangaa | Barracouta and Snake Mackerel (Gempylidae) | (Bse) |
| PN.MAGA-MAGA.A | Mangamanga | Multiple branching | (Bse) |
| EC.MAGA-MAGA.B | Mangamangaa rima | Finger(s) | (Bse) |
| EC.MAGA-MAGA.B | Mangamanga vaevae | Toe(s) | (Bse) |
| PN.MAGEHO.A | Mangio, mangeo | Itch, prick or sting (as the skin does from insect bites or nettles, or the throat from pungent food); irritant, stinging | (Bse) |
| PN.MAGEHO.B | Maangio/ngio | Small nettle-like weed (Acalypha lanceolata) | (Whr) |
| OC.MAGOO | Mangoo | Shark | (Bse) |
| MQ.MAHAE | Maemae | Fish sp. Problematic | (Sve) |
| CE.MA-HEA | Maʔea | Pause for a while (of rain) [Nga Pu Toru dialect] | (Bse) |
| OC.MAHU.A | Mau | Time of plenty | (Bse) |
| MP.MAHUKU | Mauku | Grass, rushes, hay, straw . Any ruderal plant (usually grasses and sedges) that grows as a weed, particularly in taro patches, and whose only use may be for feeding animals | (Whr) |
| AN.MAI.A | Mai | Postposed particle indicating direction towards speaker | (Bse) |
| EP.MAIKA | Meika | The aboriginally introduced banana (Musa xparadisica L.) | (Whr) |
| PN.MAILE | Maire | General name for ferns, but most commonly applied to (Phymatosorus scolopendria), an indigenous terrestrial or epiphytic fern | (Whr) |
| PN.MAILE | Maire | A shrub (Oldenlandia foetida); a fern (Polypodium scolopendria); a shrub (Alyxia stellata) | (Bse) |
| PN.MAILE | Maire-raakau | A shrub (Alyxia stellata) | (McC) |
| PN.MAILE | Maire-kakara | A fern with fragrant leaves (Microsorium sylvaticum) | (Whr) |
| TA.MAI-MAI | Maimai | Call to pigs to come | (Bse) |
| CE.MA-INAINA | Maainaina | Annoyed, offended; annoyance | (Bse) |
| TA.MAITU | Maitu | Fourteenth night of the moon | (Bse) |
| PN.MAKA.B | Maka | Throw, hurl, sling; a sling | (Bse) |
| MP.MAKA-LILI | Makariri | Go cold, cool off | (Bse) |
| TA.MAKA-TEA | Makatea | Raised formations of dead coral | (Bse) |
| NP.MA-KAWE | Makave | Twist, plait ; a plait or tress | (Sve) |
| PN.MA-KENU | Makenu | Trace, track, as marks showing something haspassed; rooted up, as by pigs | (Sve) |
| PN.MAKI | Maki | Sick, ill, diseased ; general term for illness | (Whr) |
| PN.MAKUKU.1 | Makumaku | Peculiar sound, queer noise Problematic | (Sve) |
| PN.MAKULU | Makuru | Fall gently and profusely (as leaves or petals) | (Bse) |
| PN.MA-LAGA.1 | Maranga | Rise up; able to be done | (Bse) |
| EO.MALALA | Maarara | Burn with a low, clear, even glow | (Bse) |
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