Entries from Johnson, Mahelona & Ruggles, 2015 in Pollex-Online

Johnson, Rubellite Kawena, Mahelona, John Kaipo & Ruggles, Clive. Na Inoa Hoku: Hawaiian and Pacific Star Names. Revised edition. Bognor Regis: Ocarina Books, 2015

Language Item Description
Easter Island Hetuu rere Falling star (Métraux 1940)
Easter Island Pipiri December
Easter Island Pipiri-ma A group of stars (Métraux 1940).
Fijian Mbalolo-muli November
Hawaiian Hookuu ahiahi Evening star (possibly a generic term)
Kapingamarangi Ti-humu-te, Ti-humu-mhe A star: Hadar (Beta Centauri) (Emory 1965)
Kapingamarangi Ti-humu-uri A star: Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri) (Emory 1965)
Mangareva Takurua An unidentified star (Buck 1938a)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Miria A month name marked by the star Tautoru (Buck 1932)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Paroro-mua August (Buck 1932)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Paroro-muri September (Buck 1932)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Reu A month marked by the star Au-ma-Tangaroa (Buck 1932)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Vero-mata-utoru A star (unidentified) (Buck 1932)
Marquesas Takeʔo A star (unidentified) (Buck 1938b)
Marquesas A-oa-manu A star and month name
Marquesas Hetuu-ahiahi Evening star (Handy 1923)
Marquesas Veʔo A star (unidentified) (Handy 1923)
Moriori Rehua-puanga Star name: probably Antares
New Zealand Maori Ao/uri One of the Magellanic Clouds
New Zealand Maori Ara matua The Ecliptic, the part of the heavens in which the principal stars, sun and moon pursue their annual course (Smith 1913)
New Zealand Maori Aroaro-a-manu A star name and the month of June (Best 1929b)
New Zealand Maori Koko-tea, koko-uri Large and small Magellanic Clouds (Makemson 1941)
New Zealand Maori Wero-i-te-ao-marie, Wero-i-te-aro-marino, Wero-i-te-kokota, Wero-i-te-ninihi, Wero-i-te-wawana, Wero-i-te-whakataka-pungarehu Star names (Makemson 1941, Best 1922b)
Penrhyn A-roa-manu A star and month name
Pukapuka Pipili-maa Name of two stars in Scorpio (Makemson 1941)
Rarotongan Manu A month marked by the star Vero-mata-utoru (Buck 1932)
Samoan Ao/tea The Magellanic Clouds
Samoan Le Taʔelo The planet Mercury (Stair 1898)
Samoan Sumu The Southern Cross (Akerblom 1968). A cluster of stars -- the sumu (fish) and toloa (duck) were taken up to heaven and became signs (Prt).
Samoan Tau-lua-alofi, Taulua-tua-fanua A pair of stars in Ursa Major (Stair 1898)
Tahitian Taʔero The planet Mercury Henry 1907)
Tongan Takulua-alofi, Takulua-tua-fanua Two large stars that rise, respectively, in front of and at the back of the island of Akana (Collocott 1922)
Tongan Munifa A month-name: December-January (Collocott 1922)
Tongan ʔOnga-maʔafu The Magellanic clouds (Lewis 1972)
Tongan Humu A dark patch of nebulosity near the Southern Cross (Makemson 1941), presumably the Coal-Sack.
Tongan Takelo Two stars in the northern sky, so named because of their ruddy colour (kelo) (Makemson 1941).
Tuamotu Humu-iti, Humu-nui Constellations (Makemson 1941)
Tuamotu Vero-mata-utoru Brightest of all stars (Makemson 1941)
Tupuaki Pipini-ma A star (unidentified) (Aitken 1930)