Search Pollex Online

in

62263 Results matching "i" in entry:

Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro SO.KAAMATA.* Daamada. Tamata (Crn). Start; the beginning (of an event) Phonologically Irregular
Nuguria SO.KAAMATA.* Kaamata Start, begin; beginning
Samoan PN.POLA-POLA Polapola A double pola, used to carry food to chiefs; a flat-built canoe
East Futuna PN.POLA-POLA Polapola Grand panier sans anses tressé en palmes de cocotier (pour les tubercules)
East Uvea PN.POLA-POLA Kato polapola Panier en feuilles de cocotier
Niue PN.POLA-POLA Polapola Disposable coconut leaf plate
Rennellese PN.POLA-POLA Pogapoga Temporary coconut-leaf basket, as for carrying yams
Hawaiian MP.POLA.1 Pola Flap, as of a loincloth or sarong; tail of a kite; platform or high seat between the canoes of a double canoe Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva MP.POLA.1 Pora Natte (terme générique); échafaudage servant à établir un radeau; siège élevée d'un chef sur un radeau
Anuta PN.SUO Uo Digging-stick
East Uvea PN.SUO Huo Pioche, bêche, pelle; sarcler, bêcher
Tongan PN.SUO Huo A hoe; clear of weeds with a spade or hoe
West Futuna PN.SUO Suo/ki To turn up earth with spade
East Uvea NP.SUE.2 Hue/ʔi Soulever (couvert, paravent, manou)
Fijian SO.IVI-TUQU Suituu The spine, back-bone Problematic
Fijian MP.FAGA.1A Vaga The leech of a canoe-sail
East Futuna PN.TOLOA.B Toloʔa Canard à sourcils (Anas poecilorhyncha) Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva CE.KOU.1 Kou/kou Grande tumeur venant seulement aux pieds et aux mains
Anuta PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Wall, fence, windscreen
East Futuna PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Paravent, store en palmes de cocotier tressées
East Uvea PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Rideau, paravent, abat-jour
Niue PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Wall panel, wall paper, wall lining (any material that covers walls). Wall posts in pre-European house; door; veil (McE).
Nuguria PN.PUI.B P/pui Pen, fence (n) (for pigs or chickens)
Nukumanu PN.PUI.B Pui Removable bow and stern covers for canoe
Pukapuka PN.PUI.B Pui/pui A blind
Tokelau PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Wall, fence
Tongan PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Curtain, blind
Tongan PN.PUI.A Pui/pui/ʔi Provide with a curtain or blind; curtain off
Samoan PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Door, partition
Samoan NP.PUI-AKI Puiaʔi A place sheltered from the wind
Tokelau NP.PUI-AKI Puiaki (of a breeze or wind) Be blocked, be deflected, be cut off
New Zealand Maori NP.PUI-AKI Puiaki Rare, precious; treasure Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu PN.PUI.B Pui Wall
East Futuna PN.PUI.A Pui/pui Etre entouré, être protégé
Mangareva PN.PUI.A Pui Put on a garment, clothe oneself; cover, envelop
Marquesas PN.PUI.A Haʔa/pui Rendre sacrée (l'eau des prêtres kanaks)
Mangareva PN.PUI.A Pui S'habiller; vêtir un cadavre; couvrir, envelopper quelquechose
Mangareva PN.PUI.B Pui Robe de femme, chemise; enveloppe, baluchon
Mangareva PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Ecume de l'eau de mer Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.PUI.B Puui Cloth
Tahitian PN.PUI.A Pui/pui To spread the pitch on the end of an arrow
Nukuoro CP.TAA-PUI Daabui Enclose
Nukuoro PN.PUI.A He/bui/hagi Provide an abundance of bait to keep fish in close Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.PUI.B Pui/pui/rima The scales of the maratea fish put on the arm of an archer, to prevent excoriation by the bow string
Anuta PN.PUI.A Pui/pui To shut (a screen or door)
Sikaiana PN.PUI.A Pui/pui To close up a house, as when locking up; to build the walling around a house
Sikaiana PN.PUI.B Pui/pui A shirt without sleeves that is worn over the shoulders for dancing and other ceremonies
Sikaiana NP.FULA.2 Hula To dance in European style... [borrowed from Luangiua] Borrowed
East Uvea PN.KAU.2C (Ga)kau Une vingtaine (poissons, cocos, ignames)
Easter Island PN.KAU.2C Kau/atu Ten (archaic)