Search Pollex Online

in

67801 Results matching "e" in entry:

Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Marquesas PN.KATOA Natoa (MQS) Ensemble, en même temps, entièrement, avec soi Phonologically Irregular
Waya FU.GATO.* Gado Stammer, stutter; speak with a glottal sound... Problematic
Tokelau NP.GA-TASI Gatahi (of actions performed by groups of people, e.g. dancing, marching, etc.) Be uniform, the same, correctly timed; of the same height, level; in line (to form a straight row)
Tokelau PN.GATETE Gatete Tremble with fear
Tokelau PN.GATOLO.1 Gatolo Cause a sensation of something crawling on one's skin
Tokelau NP.GATOLO.2 Gatolo Make a rustling sound (e.g. a rat running over dry leaves)
Tokelau PN.GATU.1 Gatu Be old (of clothes, mats, &c.)
Tokelau SO.AN-ATU Gaatu Travel or move in order to congregate at one place (e.g. people congregating for a village meeting) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau OC.GAU Gau Chew (pandanus fruit, etc.)
Tokelau NP.GEGE Gege Be chilled, have a bodily coldness and shivering Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.GOTO Goto (of ship) Sink, subside; (of sun, moon, etc.) set; (of canoes etc.) fully laden with cargo; bogged down
Tokelau OC.GUU.1 Guu Snarl, growl fiercely (as a threatening dog)
Tokelau OC.GUU.1 Gu/guu Hum, make an inarticulate sound (indicating indecision or noncommittal)
Samoan NP.GUU.2 Gu A dark coloured artificial flyhook Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.GUGU.1 Gugu Crumble or crush with the teeth (something crunchy in the mouth, e.g. bone, biscuit etc.)
Tokelau MP.GULU Gu/gulu Rumble, go or move with a rumble
Tokelau MP.GUTU.A Gutu Mouth; bill, beak (of birds); spout (of teapot); tap
Tokelau PN.HEKE Heke- Numeral prefix: denotes the number of seats in a canoe for paddlers to sit on; refers to number of crew members in a canoe Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka FJ.HILI Ili To be caught up, as a ball in a tree
Tokelau PN.QII.1 Ii (of the breath) Be knocked out, be winded (e.g. when one is hit in the stomach by someone); feel empty (in the stomach)
Tokelau MP.QILA Ila Spot, mark (on human skin, e.g. birthmark, mole, etc.); fault, defect
Tokelau MP.QITA Ita Be angry; anger
Tokelau NP.KAFA-KAFA.* Kafakafa The tiny little diamond-scaled mullet, the young of the kafa
Tokelau PN.KAFU.B Kafukafu Membrane
Tokelau PN.KAI.4 Kai Goal, point, score, run (in cricket)
Tokelau PN.KAI.3 Kai Exclamatory particle frequently indicating disapproval
Tokelau PN.KAAIGA.A Kaaiga Home
Tokelau PN.KAA.1 Ka/kaa Growl, express disapproval Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.KA-KAHA Kakaha (of oven) Hot enough for baking; (of sun) very hot, fiercely hot Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau XO.KAA.2 Ka/kaha Sharp (of knife etc.); keen, sharp (of mind or intelligence) Problematic
Tokelau PN.KA-KANO.1 Kakano Flesh; meaning, pith (of the matter)
Tokelau PN.KA-KAU.2 Kakau Arms of a large scoop net...
Tokelau PN.KALALAA Kalala Sizzle, hiss (of fatty food on hot stones or a frying pan)
Tokelau CE.KA-RAPA Kalapa Flash, glitter Problematic
Tokelau CE.KA-NAPA (Ka)napa Flash, glitter
Tokelau PN.KALAWA.1 Kalava The outer skin of the top surface of the leaf stalk of a coconut frond (used for stringing fish, straining vaihalo, etc.)
Tokelau SO.KASA Aha Unsuccessful, fruitless (of fishing trip) Borrowed
Tokelau CE.KATAMU Katamu, kaatamu/tamu Eat, chew Problematic
Tokelau PN.KAU-HAGA Kauaga Inside of thighs, groin (of human only)
Tokelau PN.KEKEE Kekee Scream, yell; squeal; howl; (of musical instruments) sound, play
Tokelau PN.KENA.1A Ke(na)/kena Brown
Tokelau MP.KILA.2 Kikila Look, see; take care of, supervise; behold! listen!
Tokelau PN.KINI.2A Ki/kini Lash (e.g. wind), swing hard (e.g. scoop net)
Tokelau NP.KIU.2 Kiu (of flying fish) Be numerous or abundant in the sea
Tokelau FJ.KOFE.A Kofe Bamboo (Schizostachyum sp.)
Tokelau PN.KOGA Koga/a- First element in compound nouns denoting a part or portion of something
Tokelau NP.KOPE Kope Equipment, gear
Tokelau NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/kopi (of obstacles) Obstruct, be in the way of
East Futuna NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/kopi Etre encombré; être plein à craquer
East Futuna NP.KOPI-TI Fe/kopi Trop serré, trop rapproché