Search Pollex Online

in

67801 Results matching "e" in entry:

Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Sikaiana PN.PULE.2 Pule A ritual role. There were two pule. One, pule i ttua, was responsible for looking over the crops and the harvest ceremonies. The other, pule i Muli Akau, was responsible for placating the spirits of the reef.
Sikaiana PN.PULE.2 Pule/pule To be jealous, especially in sexual matters; to be possessive of a spouse or child in regards to sexual affairs.
Sikaiana CE.RUAHINE Te Luahine Name of a goddess Problematic
Niue PN.PAKUU.A Pakuu/lagi Thunder
Niue MP.PIKI.1A Pi/piki To be close
Niue EO.POKO.1 Poko To get into, to lodge (of eyes) (refers to any foreign object getting into the eye, to the extent that one can lose one's sight)
Niue EO.POKO.1 Poko To perish
Niue PN.POO-QULI Poouli To be dark; heathen, uncivilized
Niue PN.TAKA.1B Taka/pe Widow; to be widowed Problematic
Niue XW.KOOKOO.2A Ta/kookoo To be open [ex. house]; deep. Hollow (Bib.)
Niue PN.TATAU.2 Tau To match; to be the same or similar
Niue PN.TATAU.2 Tatai To be even, equal, the same Phonologically Irregular
Niue OC.TIPI.1A Ti/tipi Knife
Niue PN.TAQO-KUPU Tookupu Waist; to tie tightly around the waist
Niue PN.TAKU.1 Toku/toku To tell, mention; to give a bad reputation
Niue PN.FUA.5A Tuu/fua Barren, infertile (of women)
Niue AN.FOAKI Poa Offering, gift; sacrifice Problematic
Niue PN.TUKU.D Tuku To stop, finish, end
Niue PN.TUKU.B Tuku/tuku To place, to put down
Niue PN.TUPE.1 Tupe Money Borrowed
Niue OC.TUPUNA Matua tupuna Grandparent
Niue MP.UI Ui/ina To be invited; invitation
Niue PN.WALA.2 Vala/vala Small pieces, crumbs
Niue FJ.HUU.2 Huu/anga Hiding place, safe place
Samoan PN.KAU-HALA ʔAuala The roadside
Tongan PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Side of lake or river or any such body of water (fresh or salt)
Niue PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Waterside, bank
East Futuna PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Bord (de la rivière); conduite d'eau, canal d'irrigation secondaire (à Sigave)
East Uvea PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Rivage, rive, berge, bord
Samoan PN.KAU-WAI ʔAuvai The bank of a river, lake, pond, well or any other place containing water
Tokelau PN.KAU-WAI Kau/gutu/vai Riverbank, shoreline of lake Problematic
Rennellese PN.KAU-QAA Kau ʔaa Stick fence, as about a garden
Rennellese EC.KAU-GUTU Kau ngutu Top of sides, as of canoe (Be)
East Futuna NP.KAU-TALIGA Kautaliga Oreille complète, y compris la partie du crâne ou elle est implantée
Samoan NP.KAU-QALIKI ʔAualiʔi A talie tree (Terminalia); a keel of a canoe made of talie (A chief's word)
Tokelau NP.KAU-TALIGA Kautaliga Ear lobe
Anuta NP.KAU-QALIKI Kauariki Tree with small, red edible fruit
West Futuna NP.KAU-TALIGA Kautaringa Side of lobe of ear
Tikopia NP.KAU-QALIKI Kauariki Tree (Terminalia catappa)....
Tikopia NP.KAU-FATA Kaufata Open frame of wood used to support filter cloth in turmeric manufacture...
Rennellese NP.KAU-FATA Kau hata Drying platform for coconut-leaf torches; poles comprising canoe platform
Rennellese NP.KAU-TALIGA Kau taginga Ear lobe and outer rim
Takuu NP.KAU-TALIGA Kautarina Ear; tuning key of guitar
Hawaiian NP.KAU-FATA ʔAuhaka Spindle-legged; spindleshanks; an animal with slender legs Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan NP.KAU-QALIKI Kauariki Large deciduous trees with spreading branches and tough reddish wood (Terminalia glabrata and T.capatta), said to have been a sacred tree under which chiefs met
Tahitian NP.KAU-FATA Aufata To lay fire wood cross-wise
Penrhyn PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai River
Rarotongan PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Body of (usually fresh) water, river
New Zealand Maori NP.KAU-FATA Kauwhata Stage or frame for fish, etc.
Tahitian PN.KAU-WAI Aupape A square bed of taro; a division in a taro ground Problematic