Tahitian entries in Pollex-Online

Protoform Item Description Source
OC.PELU.A Peperu, peru Rouleau d'étoffe ou de vêtement (Lmt)
OC.PELU.A Peru/peru To fold up in a good condition (Dvs)
PN.PENA.1B Pena To bring up the rear, or weak part of an army, when in danger (Dvs)
PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena To bring up, and shelter repeatedly, those that are behind in an army when retreating; also to cover and protect the helpless (Dvs)
TA.PENU.B Penu Pilon de pierre (Lmt)
OC.PEPE Pepe Papillons de jour (Hypolimnas bolina, Euploca helcita) (Lmt)
OC.PEQE Pe Decayed, rotten, worn out; ripe, applied to plantains and other fruit (Dvs)
OC.PEQE Pee Mûr, mou ('uru, fē’ī, vī, mai’a, ‘ī’ītā, ‘ānani, tāporo), pourri (taro, 'umara, viande...) (Lmt)
PN.PEQE-SI.A1 Pe/pehi To bruise; but in some of the dialects to kill (Dvs)
CE.PEQE-SI.B2 Pehi To cast a stone or some other substance (Dvs)
CE.PEQE-SI.B2 Peehi Lapider (Aca)
CE.PEQE-SI.B3 Pe/pehi To bruise; but in some of the dialects to kill (Dvs)
EP.PERA Pera Cadavre. The remains of a dead person, the human bones (Dvs). (Lmt)
TA.PERE.3 A/pere The reed thrown or darted in the game called aperea; the person that throws the reed; to play the game of apere (Dvs)
CE.PERERAU Pererau Aile. The wing of a fowl (Dvs). (Lmt)
NP.PESE.1 Pehe Chanson, chant (à l'exception des cantiques); chanter (Lmt)
CE.PESU Pehu Ordure (Lmt)
CE.PESU Pehu Rubbish, such as grass, leaves, &c.; the name of a species of taro (Dvs)
PN.PEU.1 Peu Maniéré, maniaque (Lmt)
TA.PEU.2 Peu Coutume, habitude (Lmt)
MP.PIA.1 Pia Plante, arrow-root tahitien (Tacca pinnatifida ou T.leontopetaloides); amidon, coller à l'amidon (Lmt)
CE.PIERE.1 Piiere Bananes conservées par séchage au soleil (Lmt)
CE.PII.1 Pii Jeune, se dit des fruits ou légumes qui n'ont pas encore atteint leur taille normale. Ne se dit pas des noix de coco, ni des tubercules (Lmt)
MP.PII.2A Pi/pi To sprinkle with water, or other liquid (Dvs)
MP.PII.2A Pii(pii) Arroser, asperger (Lmt)
CE.PIIGAO Piiʔao Libellule (Lmt)
CK.PIIGOFI Piiʔehi Répartir uniformément les pierres chaudes d'un four polynésien. To spread the hot stones in a native oven, and to extinguish the fire Phonologically Irregular (Lmt)
NP.PII-WAI Pivai The smallest pig in a litter (Dvs)
EP.PIKI.1B Pii Monter (Jsn)
PN.PIKI.2 Hoo/piʔi Epilepsie (Lmt)
MP.PIKO.A Pio Crooked or bent (Dvs)
CE.PIKO.B Piʔo Baisser la tête, s'incliner (Lmt)
PN.PIKO.C Pio Wrong, in a moral sense (Dvs)
PN.PILAU Pirau Pus (Lmt)
MP.PILI.1A Piri Collé, collant (Lmt)
NP.PILI.1B Piri Rapproché (Lmt)
PN.PILITA Pirita Root of ieie; also a basket made of it . (Dioscorea nummularia) (Whr)
PN.PILO Piro Filth, uncleanness; worn, or soiled, applied to a garment; ill savoured (Dvs)
PN.PILO Piro/piro Offensive, as a person's breath, or other things of a bad scent (Dvs)
MP.PIPI.1 Pipi Coquillage ressemblant à une petite nacre et qui donne des perles appelées poe pipi (Aca)
TA.PIPI.3 Pipi Disciple. A disciple, learner, or pupil (Dvs). (Lmt)
EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri February. A name given to two stars that appear nearly joining (Dvs). (Mkn)
EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri maa Constellation des Gémeaux (Lmt)
EP.PIRI Piri Devinette, énigme. A wonder, a curiosity, a puzzle (Dvs). (Lmt)
CE.PIRI-PIRI Piripiri Plantes qui s'accrochent aux vêtements (Cenchrus echinatus, Urena lobata) (Lmt)
EP.PISA.* Piha Chambre, pièce d'une maison; cercueil (Lmt)
PN.PISI.2 Pihi The name of a shell fish (Dvs)
TA.PITI Piti Deux (Lmt)
AN.PITO.1 Pito Nombril. The navel, the navel string (Dvs). (Lmt)
PN.PITO.2 Pito/pito Bouton de vêtement, bouton de réglage ou de déclenchement; points sensibles du corps humain (tempes, plexus) (Lmt)

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