Rarotongan entries in Pollex-Online

Protoform Item Description Source
OC.TAFA.3 Taʔa Float, soar, skim, flock, mount up in air (Bse)
PN.TA-FAGA.A Taaʔaka, taaʔaakaa Naked, bare (people, ground); empty-handed, destitute Problematic (Bse)
NP.TAFA-TAI Taʔatai The seaside (Sve)
OC.TAFE Taʔe Leak, melt, ooze, trickle (Sve)
PN.TAFE-GA Taʔenga A fishing area or ground...; act of flowing, current flow (Bse)
CE.TAFITI.1 Taʔiti Tahiti (Bse)
CK.TAFITI.2 Taaʔiti A fellow, a person (Sve)
CE.TAFITO.B Taʔito Old, ancient, antique; days of yore, antiquity; old age (Bse)
CE.TAFITO.B ʔIto Days of yore, ancient times Problematic (Bse)
PN.TA-FOKI Taaʔoki To return; send or put back, return, replace; repeat (Bse)
PN.TAFOLA.2 Taaʔora A bare expanse of sand or rock, esp. along the coast, e.g. a large sandpit (Bse)
FJ.TAFU.A Taʔu Cook, burn, set on fire (Sve)
TA.TAFUGA.1* Taʔunga A priest, artisan, accomplished craftsman (Sve)
PN.TA-FULI Taʔuri Turn over, capsize (Sve)
EP.TAFUQA Taʔua Floor, storey, platform, stage, deck (Bse)
TA.TAGA.2 Tangaa Jaw, chin (Bse)
PN.TAGALOA.A Tangaaroa One of the great deities of the Polynesian race (Bse)
PN.TAGAQU Tangau Fish (Lutjanus spp.) (Bse)
CE.TAGAROA Tangaroa Series of moon nights, 22nd to 24th (Bse)
MP.TAGATA Tangata General name for mankind (Sve)
AN.TAGI.A Tangi Any noise or sound, but especially of weeping (Bse)
CP.TAGI.B Tangi Any noise or sound (Bse)
PN.TAGO.B Tango Reach for (as for fish in a hole) (Bse)
CE.TAGO.C Pooiri tango/tango Pitch dark(ness), benighted ignorance (Bse)
PN.TAGULU Taanguru Cause to rumble, growl (Bse)
MP.TAHI.1 Tai Sea, sea water, coast bordering the sea, tide (Sve)
CE.TAI Tai/rua Pair up with, team up; partner, fellow (of two) (Bse)
NP.TAIKI.* Taiki Hard, solid, matured; a veteran of war ; heartwood of ironwood tree (Sve)
PN.TAIKO Taiko Black petrel (Bse)
EC.TAI-MAFA.* Teimaʔa Weight; heaviness; load (Sve)
EC.TAI-MAFA.* Taimaʔa Heavy (Bse)
CE.TAINOKA Tainoka An indigenous, leafless, parasitic vine (Cassytha filiformis). Headbands (titi) are fashioned from it by children (Whr)
CE.TAI-PII Tai pii Full tide (Bse)
NP.TAI-QAO Taeao Daybreak, dawn; daylight (Bse)
CK.TAI-RUA Tairua A drop or depression in the ground; gully, furrow, ravine, ditch (Bse)
PN.TAI-TAI Maa/taitai Salty, brackish (Bse)
CE.TA-ITI Taiti Fellow, person, term of endearment for child (Sve)
OC.TAKA.1A Taka Revolve, revolution (Bse)
PN.TAKA.1B Taka/ʔua Left one one's own, esp. of a widower; someone left alone through bereavement, etc. (Bse)
NP.TAKA.2A Takaʔi-a, -ʔia Stamp on, tread on, trample on (Bse)
CE.TAKA-AANINI Takaaanini Reel, whirl giddily (of the head) (Bse)
NP.TAKA-FULI Takaʔuri Turned over, capsized, overturned; twisted, altered, reversed (Bse)
PN.TAKAI Taakai-a, -ʔia Tie, bind, wind or wrap something (Bse)
CE.TAKA-PUNI Takapini Encircle, go around (Bse)
CE.TAKA-PUNI Takapuni Encircle, go around (Bse)
SO.TAKA-WIRI Takaviri Twist or writhe round, swivel, twine or coil round, roll over (Bse)
NP.TAKE.1 Take Cause, apex, crown, summit (Sve)
FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom, bed (of sea or chest); keel (Sve)
MQ.TAKEO Taakeo Poisoned, stupefied; poisonous (Bse)
EO.TAKI.1 Taki To lead, guide, bring along, conduct (Sve)

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