Search Pollex Online

in

67801 Results matching "e" in entry:

Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro CP.TUTU.4 Dudu Set fire to, burn
Penrhyn CP.TUTU.4 Susu-a To burn, light a fire Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka CP.TUTU.4 Tutu To build a fire
Rennellese CP.TUTU.4 Tutu Ignite, set on fire, kindle, light...to burn sick persons as on head or back with a hot stone to cure illnesses or in mourning...
Rotuman CP.TUTU.4 Fufu Kindle, light
Samoan CP.TUTU.4 Tutu To set fire to, to light (as a lamp)
Sikaiana CP.TUTU.4 Tutu To burn down, to set on fire
Tikopia CP.TUTU.4 Tutu Kindle, set light to; heat
Tokelau CP.TUTU.4 Tutu Light (lamp), set alight; lightly burn the skin...to relieve pain
Tongan CP.TUTU.4 Tutu, tuu- (in compounds) Light (a lamp etc.), set on fire, burn up
East Uvea PN.TU-TUQU Tutuʔu Nom du marsouin (Delphinus phocena)
Niue PN.TU-TUQU Tuutuu. Tutuu (McE). Dolphin, porpoise
Samoan PN.TU-TUQU Tutuu A whale
Tongan PN.TU-TUQU Tutuʔu Porpoise
Niue PN.TUUTUU Tuutuu Red-spotted crab (Carpilius maculatus)
Rennellese PN.TUUTUU Tuutuu Kind of sea crab
Rotuman PN.TUUTUU Tutuu Large crab with big red spots on its back
Samoan PN.TUUTUU Tuutuu Edible spotted crab (Carpilius sp.)
Tongan PN.TUUTUU Tuutuu Crab with big red spots on back
Easter Island PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board on which bark-cloth is beaten
East Futuna PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board/log on which bark for cloth is beaten
East Uvea PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board on which bark-cloth is beaten
Marquesas PN.TUTU-A Tutuʔa. Tutua (1ŋ04). Bois sur lequel on bat la tapa
Mangareva PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board on which bark-cloth is beaten. Instrument sur lequel on fait le tapa (Rch).
Niue PN.TUTU-A Tutua Balk of toi timber om which bark cloth is beaten
Rennellese PN.TUTU-A Tutua Tapa-beating anvil
Samoan PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board/log on which bark for cloth is beaten
Tahitian PN.TUTU-A Tutua The beam on which the women beat the bark for cloth-making
Tikopia PN.TUTU-A Tutu Beat out barkcloth with a wooden beater on a slab
Tongan PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board/log on which bark for cloth is beaten
Hawaiian CE.TUUTUU-AKAU.* Kuukuuau Large crab (Metapograpsus thukuhar)
Rarotongan CE.TUUTUU-AKAU.* Tuutuuau Large spotted crab
Tahitian CE.TUUTUU-AKAU.* Tuutuuaʔau Crabe de récif
Anuta PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Easter Island PN.-U A a/u, o o/u Second person singular possessive pronoun, yours
Tuvalu PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive 0
East Futuna PN.-U ʔA/u, ʔo/u Second person singular possessive form after /ma/ /mo/ and /io/ 'for (A and O forms)' 'at'
Fijian PN.-U -mu Second person singular possessive
Hawaiian PN.-U Aa/u, o/u Second person singular ∅-possessive (≠ definite singular possessed item) Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.-U A/u, o/u Second person singular possessive plural possessed object pronoun
Emae PN.-U A/u Second person singular possessive, of yours Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.-U Aa/u, oo/u Second person singular possessive postposed comment used when the determiner of the phrase is not te or ngā Problematic
Ifira-Mele PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Mangareva PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Niuafo'ou PN.-U ʔA/u, ʔo/u Second person singular type II pronoun, occurring after the prepositions 'o, 'a, mo'o and ma'a
Nukuoro PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive dependent pronoun...
Penrhyn PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.-U -u Your (2s possessive suffix)
Pukapuka PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Rarotongan PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)