Entries from Feinberg 1995 in Pollex-Online

Feinberg, Richard (1990). Continuity and change in Nukumanu maritime technology and practice. In R.Feinberg (ed), Seafaring in the Contemporary Pacific Islands: Studies in Continuity and Change. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 159-195.

Language Item Description
Nukumanu Matavaka i mua Bow
Nukumanu Matavaka i muli Stern
Nukumanu Takuu taa/taa Hewing adze
Nukumanu T/tuki Midships pegs attaching outrigger float to boom Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukumanu Tau ama Outrigger stay
Nukumanu Na tuku "Keepers" (fore and aft stays of canoe) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukumanu Uhi/uhi Covering canoe with coconut fronds for weather protection
Nukumanu He/tipuna Name of a male deity who guided and protected a canoe at sea.
Nukumanu Mahaunani Guardian spirit to whom a canoe is dedicated
Nukumanu Manu Constellation: Sirius. Includes Sirius and a number of surrounding stars, including Procyon, Regulus, Canopus and several others (Sar).
Nukumanu Te Kapakau Looloa Constellation: Canopus
Nukumanu Te Kapakau Nounou Constellation: Monocerus
Nukumanu A/tolu. Tolu (Sar). Constellation: Orion's Belt
Nukumanu Teao/unu A group of three stars including Orion's shoulders...
Nukumanu Te Mano. Mano (Sar). A constellation...probably Scorpius's tail. Seven stars including the back and tail of Scorpius (Sar).
Nukumanu Samono Constellation: Big Dipper
Nukumanu Kaipea. Aipea (Sar). Name of a constellation. A small star or nebula between Capella and Castor (Sar).
Nukumanu Te Ula. Ura (Sar). Name of a constellation. Star in the Milky Way, below Canis Major (Sar).
Nukumanu Kanopu Large brown booby
Nukumanu Hulo Sporting competition
Nukumanu Sahalapolu. Nahalapolu (Sar). Constellation: (part of) Centaurus
Nukumanu (Te) Himu. Nasimu (Sar). Constellation: Southern Cross
Nukumanu (Te) Himu. Nasimu (Sar). Constellation: Southern Cross