Sikaiana entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| NP.NUI.1 | Na/niu (pl. n/niu) | Large, big Phonologically Irregular | (Dnr) |
| PN.NUMI.1 | Numi(numi) | To wrap up | (Sps) |
| PN.NUNU | Nunu | To grate a substance to extract juice or sap | (Dnr) |
| PN.O | O | Preposition marking inalienable possession: of, belonging to, for both animate and inanimate possessors | (Dnr) |
| EO.OFAGA | Oohana | Nest | (Dnr) |
| PN.OFO.A | Oho | To wake up (vi) | (Dnr) |
| PN.OFO.B | Oho/ttaa | To be startled | (Dnr) |
| PN.OI.2 | Oii | Problematic | (Dnr) |
| PN.OKO.1 | Oko | To collect, pick up, gather | (Dnr) |
| PN.OLA.1 | Ola | Alive, living; life; salvation (in Christian teaching); fun, lively, entertaining, exciting | (Dnr) |
| PN.OLI.1 | Oli | Sway back and forth | (Dnr) |
| NP.OLI.3 | Olioli | A type of song with a distinctive tune style... | (Dnr) |
| NP.OLI.3 | Oli | A traditional form of prayer to the spirits (aitu, tupua) | (Dnr) |
| NP.OLI.3 | Oli/tana | A prayer type which was sung to control the weather | (Dnr) |
| FJ.OLO.3 | Olo/olo | Scrape or rub back and forth continuously, as rubbing tubers or fruit for grating flour | (Dnr) |
| PN.OMA.2 | Oma | Type of sponge made of coconut husk | (Dnr) |
| AN.ONO | Ono | Six | (Dnr) |
| PN.OO.2 | Oo | Yes (declarative statement) | (Dnr) |
| PN.OO.3 | O/mmai | Come (plural subject) | (Dnr) |
| FJ.OPE.3 | Ope | Sea fungus | (Dnr) |
| PN.OSI | Osi | Sucker of banana | (Dnr) |
| SO.OSO | Oso | To spill over the top, as water in a container | (Dnr) |
| MP.PAA.1 | Paa | Enclosure, fence | (Sps) |
| AN.PAA.2A | Papa (ppa) (pass. paa/kia) | To slap with the hand Phonologically Irregular | (Dnr) |
| OC.PAA.3A | Paa | Turtle or pearl shell tuna fishhook | (Dnr) |
| SO.PAA.7 | Paa | A dip or delve in a canoe | (Dnr) |
| EO.PAASUA | Pasua | Edible clam sp. (?Tridacna hippopus hippopus) | (Dnr) |
| PN.PAGOGO | Panno | Fish sp. | (Dnr) |
| PN.PAKA.2 | Paka | A sea crab species | (Dnr) |
| FJ.PAKEWA.2 | Pakeo | Shark (generic); a star constellation | (Dnr) |
| PN.PAKIA.1 | Pakia | (of fruits and plants) To be injured by insects; a person who is always getting sick | (Dnr) |
| NP.PAKI-AKA | Patiaka | Root Phonologically Irregular | (Dnr) |
| NO.PAKILAGI | Pakilani | A tree | (Dnr) |
| CP.PAKI-PAKI | Pakipaki | Jellyfish (generic term) | (Dnr) |
| MP.PAKU.A | Paku/paku | Dry; low (tide) | (Dnr) |
| MP.PAKU.B | Paku | (Cooked side of food) burnt | (Dnr) |
| SO.PAKUU.B | Pakuu | Fall down | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALA.1B | Pala | Rotten (of fruit) | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALA.3 | P/pala | A sore | (Sps) |
| PN.PALA.3 | P/pala | To become infected, to ulcerate; for a wound, to redden and swell up | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALAA | Palaa | Feather | (Dnr) |
| OC.PALAGI | Palani | A fish | (Sps) |
| NO.PA-LALA | Uli pal(a)lai | Very black | (Dnr) |
| NO.PALALAMA | Pallama | Upper part of the body of an outrigger canoe that is lashed on top the main body. The boom rods {kiato} are lashed in between. | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALE.1A | Pale | To slide one thing against another Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALE.1B | Pale | Supporting pole in construction; people outside one's immediate family who will provide aid, support and resources; matrilineal relatives | (Dnr) |
| PN.PALE.3A | Pale | To turn the direction of a canoe | (Dnr) |
| OC.PALI.3 | P/pali | To mourn for the death of someone (traditionally mourners separated themselves from the rest of society during their mourning) | (Dnr) |
| PN.PANE.A | Pane | Comb of fowl | (Dnr) |
| PN.PANE.A | Pane mua | Front piece of an outrigger canoe | (Dnr) |
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