Takuu entries in Pollex-Online

Protoform Item Description Source
PN.TALIELIE Tua/tarierie Kind of edible marine crab (Mle)
AN.TALO.1 Taro General term for taro [Colocasia and Xanthosoma spp.] (Mle)
AN.TALO.1 Taro Constellation: Three stars in Scorpio rising before dawn (Mle)
CP.TALO.2 Taro Speak forcefully, order (Mle)
CP.TALO.2 T/taro Massage the body of an unconscious person to induce consciousness; shake someone repeatedly to waken them from a deep sleep Uncertain Semantic Connection (Mle)
MP.TALU.1 (A)u/taru To weed, remove weeds from garden (Mle)
OC.TAMA.1A Tama Child; kinship term encompassing son, daughter, niece, nephew; classificatory child, including all nieces and nephews except those covered by the term ilaamotu (Mle)
PN.TAMA.1B Tama/a- Diminutive prefix: small, little, tiny (Mle)
PN.TAMA.1C Tama Person, people, human (as opposed to spirit) (Mle)
PN.TAMA-FAFINE Tama ffine Daughter, young woman (Mle)
XO.TAMAKI.2 Taamaki Numerous, many, plentiful, several (Mle)
XO.TAMAKI.2 Puupuu taamaki Overeat, gorge oneself; feel bloated (Mle)
NP.TAMA-MEAMEA Tama meamea Baby, young infant (before it is old enough to crawl or turn over by itself) (Mle)
AN.TAMA-NA Tama(na) Male’s birth father, father’s brother(s), mother’s sister’s husband; female’s sister’s husband; a person one treats or considers as one’s father; collectively, one’s ancestors (Mle)
OC.TAMANU Tamanu A tree (Calophyllum sp.), which does not grow on the atoll, but drifting logs are made into canoes (Mle)
??.TAMA-RIKI.B Tama(ka)riki Pre-adolescent child (Mle)
PN.TAMA-TAQANE Tama taane Adolescent male, boy (Mle)
FJ.TAMOLE Tamore Swamp-growing vine [Polygonum dichotomum], whose fragrant leaves are used as headpieces and as a perfume agent when added to heated oil (Mle)
OC.TANIFA Tanifa Fish sp. (Hwd)
OC.TANIFA Taniha Shark sp. (Mle)
AN.TANU Tanu Bury, cover with dirt; fill in (a hole); covered or blocked out from view (by rain, etc.); secret, hidden underground or beneath a covering (Mle)
MP.TAO Tao Spear, lance (Mle)
PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Lower hem of a laplap while worn; small piece of cloth (Mle)
EO.TAPA.1C Tapaa- Piece or bit of something; small, diminutive (Mle)
PN.TAPA.4 T/tapa Say a name, pronounce; call or identify (an object or person) by name, name after someone or something (Mle)
NP.TAPATUU.* Tapatuu Barracuda [Sphyraena sp.], third stage in life cycle (Mle)
NP.TAPATUU.* Tapatu/ri Fourth growth stage of barracuda (Sphyraena sp.) Phonologically Irregular (Mle)
NP.TAPERE Tapere Plate woven from a coconut frond Uncertain Semantic Connection (Hwd)
AN.TAPI.1A T/tapi, taapi/a Splash water or sand on someone or something (Mle)
OC.TAPU Tapu Forbidden, prohibited, sacred (Mle)
PN.TA-PUKE Tapuke Mound on which turmeric and ginger is grown; turmeric root; root of plant such as wild ginger rhizome (Mle)
SO.TAPU-VAQE Tapuvae Heel of the foot (Hwd)
PN.TAPU-WAQE Tapuae High tide mark, usually visible by the line of small items of flotsam Uncertain Semantic Connection (Mle)
CP.TAQAKI Taki Hoist water (Hwd)
AN.TAQANE Taane Male (Mle)
AN.TAQE.1 Tae Excrement, faeces, shit (Mle)
CP.TAQE-KI Seki Not yet (indicates incompletion of action) (Mle)
PN.TA-QIA Taaia Kill it! Phonologically Irregular (Mle)
PN.TA-QIA Ta/taia Written, tattooed (Mle)
EO.TAQO.1 Tao Cook in earth oven, bake (Mle)
OC.TAQO.2A T/tao Weigh down with rocks; crush under a weight; press down, apply pressure to certain points (as in performing a massage) (Mle)
NP.TAQO.2B Tau/mi Wooden frame put on top of thatch if sago is the material used instead of the more usual pandanus (Mokena 1999) (Mle)
OC.TAQO.3A He/tao/tao, he/taa/tao Piled on top of each other, heaped up; fall very close together (Mle)
PN.TAQO.3B T/tao (of a bird) Sit on an egg, hatch (Mle)
PN.TAQO-KUPU Taupuku Hip (Mle)
PN.TAQO-PATU Taupatu/rua House part, uppermost ridge pole (Mle)
OC.TAQU.1 Tau- Season during which something is plentiful (Mle)
OC.TAQU.1 Se/tau Year (Mle)
AN.TAQUFUFU Tauffuu Ridgepole (lower longitudinal beam at the apex of a roof) (Mle)
PN.TARA Tau/tara Eave (of a house); longitudinal struts on which the thatch panels rest; end of a house. (Mle)

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