Entries from Martin 1827 in Pollex-Online
Martin, J. (1827). An account of the natives of the Tonga Islands in the South Pacific Ocean, with an original grammar and vocabulary of their language, compiled and arranged from the extensive communications of Mr.William Mariner, several years reside in those islands. Edinburgh, Constable and Co.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tongan | Fucca-ilonga | To betoken, to note, to mark, to trace; omonious |
| Tongan | Fucca-ita | To affront, aggravate, make angry, displease; to pout or look displeased |
| Tongan | Fucca-ochi | To conclude, to perfect; to extirpate, to demolish |
| Tongan | Fucca-taha | To adjoin, unite to, coalesce, connect, interlace; to league, to be in company with; together, inseparate |
| Tongan | Fucca-tow | To barter, truck, or deal with, to commute, to lay a wager or bet |
| Tongan | Fucca-tonoo | To demonstrate |
| Tongan | Fucca-tooboo | To beget, to cause to spring up, to grow |
| Tongan | Ge. Ge chi. | Yet. Insufficient, i.e. yet a little. |
| Tongan | Gea | A species of the breadfruit |
| Tongan | Gele | A dike, a ditch, to dig, to intrench, a bank of earth |
| Tongan | Gele-gele | Earth or mould, the ground |
| Tongan | Gelea | A couch [sc. conch] |
| Tongan | Gelemootoo | The common earth-worm |
| Tongan | Gemo. He/gemo. | The eyelash, to wink. In the twinkling of an eye. |
| Tongan | Ky. Ge/na. | To eat, to take a meal. To champ, to munch, to devour, to eat; to corrode or canker, as iron or cloth, with age and exposure |
| Tongan | Gehe | Different, differently; apart, separate, separately; removed; uncommon |
| Tongan | Gehe-gehe | Elsewhere |
| Tongan | Ger | The sign of the infinitive mood, to; also of the subjunctive or potential mood, that |
| Tongan | Ger | Thou |
| Tongan | Gete | The abdomen, the belly, the stomach, the gizzard of fowl |
| Tongan | Getoo | Lame; to hobble |
| Tongan | Ghe. Fe/gé. | A quarrel, disturbance, affray, dispute; to wrangle, to dispute. Controversy, discussion. |
| Tongan | Gi | To whistle, as birds; to squeak as a rat |
| Tongan | Gi | At, to, into; than; towards, among; against, opposite |
| Tongan | Gia | The gorge or throat, the neck |
| Tongan | Gi-botoo | On one side, towards |
| Tongan | Gi-hage | Upwards |
| Tongan | Hifo. Gi-hifo. | Down, below. Downwards. |
| Tongan | Lalo. Gi-lalo. | Below, deep, the bottom. Below, down, downwards. |
| Tongan | Loto. Gi-loto. | The middle, the centre, that which is inclosed. In the middle, amidst, halfway, inside, in |
| Tongan | Mooa. Gi-mooa. | First, preceding; the capital town of an island; a rank in socity. In front, first in rank or place, forwards, before. |
| Tongan | Mooi. Gi-mooi. He-mooi. | After, following; ago, in time past. Behind, or last in rank or place, backwards. Hereafter. |
| Tongan | Oota. Gi-oota. | Land or shore. On shore, inland. |
| Tongan | Gi tooa. Gi-tooa. | Outside, out, without. Behind, at the back of. |
| Tongan | Tow-mooli. Gi-tów-mooli. | The stern of a vessel. Abaft, astern. |
| Tongan | Gië | A kind of wearing mat, used chiefly in canoes, as they are not liable to be spoiled by sea-water... |
| Tongan | Gigi | Any food used to relish some other food, as yams with pork, or the contrary |
| Tongan | Gihi | A very little person, a dwarf |
| Tongan | Hema. Gi/hema, | The left. To the left hand, on the left hand or side |
| Tongan | Gili | Bark of a tree; paring; skin, husk, or hull; hide or skin of an animal (living or dead), leather |
| Tongan | Gili. Gili/chi | A file, a saw. To file, filings. |
| Tongan | Giloo | One hundred thousand |
| Tongan | Matów. Gi-matów. | Right, in contradistinction to left. To the right hand. |
| Tongan | Gimóooa. (Ma)móooa. | Both, the dual number to the pronoun mo |
| Tongan | Motoloo. Gimótóloo | Ye, you, your (used only when three or more persons are signified) |
| Tongan | Gimówoóa | We two, both of us, our (the dual number of mow, used only when the person spoken to is not included) |
| Tongan | Gimówtóloo | Us, our (used only when the person spoken to is not included, and when three or more are meant) |
| Tongan | Ginówoóa. Nowooa. | They, them, their (when only two are signified), both of them. The dual number of the pronoun, they... |
| Tongan | Ginówtóloo | They, them, their (when three or more are signified) |
| Tongan | Gioo | A crane (a bird) |
