Entries from Fuentes 1960 in Pollex-Online

Fuentes, J. (1960). Diccionario y Gramática de la Lengua de la Isla de Pascua: Pascuense-Castellano, Castellano-Pascuense. Santiago, Andrés Bello.

Language Item Description
Easter Island Pori/o Big, chubby, fat, fleshy, obese
Easter Island Haka/pori/o To fatten
Easter Island Poonao Padlock Problematic
Easter Island Poʔpó Ball, globe; make little balls of paper, clay etc. Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island Pota Lettuce
Easter Island Pou Log, pole. Post, pole (Wbr).
Easter Island Puu Aperture, opening, gap, hole
Easter Island Pua Flower
Easter Island Puʔa To put on, cover oneself, cover. Put covering (e.g. hats, gloves, a top or cover on anything) (Wbr).
Easter Island Puaka Cattle
Easter Island Puŋa Coral
Easter Island Puŋaʔehu Fine dust or powder
Easter Island Puke Heap of earth
Easter Island Purapura Descendant
Easter Island Pure Sea-snail with a dark and shiny shell
Easter Island Pure Mass; prayer, pray, worship
Easter Island Pu/pure Freckle
Easter Island Pureva Stone (old word)
Easter Island Puru Plug, cover; to close
Easter Island Puru Close, lock up a person, confine; protect (body, eyes). Shut, close; forbid (Wbr).
Easter Island Puna Basin, cistern, pond, natural well
Easter Island Manu /punua/ Pajarito tierno
Easter Island Punua Picotear las gallinas los huevos empollados para que salgan los polluelos
Easter Island Puhi Blow. Whistle; flute (Wbr).
Easter Island Puutee Case, purse, sack
Easter Island Putu Of plants, to grow thickly, very close together, with hardly any space in between (crecer las plantas muy juntas, con escaso intersticcio entre una y otra, estar tupidas)
Easter Island Haa Direct the breath towards something
Easter Island Haʔa/na Old term for brother-in-law of a woman: the husband of a woman's sister (now ta`okete) (Mtx 99) Problematic
Easter Island Hae/hae Riotous, scandalous, shameful
Easter Island Haʔere Stroll, walk; excursion b. (?)
Easter Island Hakari Body (human or animal) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island To/hake To grow well, develop well, to grow to a good height (e.g. a plant growing, the body of a child developing)
Easter Island Hara Sin
Easter Island Hamu/hamu Eat leftovers
Easter Island Hani/hani Pumice stone Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island Hapai Lift carefully; carry child in arms
Easter Island Hahabe Flying-fish
Easter Island Hauʔa Odour, scent, smell. Smell (vi) (Wbr). Borrowed
Easter Island Hava/hava Dirty, filthy, muddy, nasty
Easter Island Hei Crown. Headdress (of flowers, woven palm leaves, etc.) (Wbr).
Easter Island Here Knot; bind, fasten
Easter Island Heru/heru Scrape or scratch (of fowls)
Easter Island Heŋa Brightness; to dawn
Easter Island Heŋa/heŋa Reddish; become red
Easter Island Heva Fool (Thomson)
Easter Island Heva A form of deranged behaviour following on the death of a relative
Easter Island Hii To fish
Easter Island Hii Colic, diarrhoea
Easter Island Hiŋa Fall. Fall (a person, from e.g. a horse, motorcycle, chair, tree, etc.)
Easter Island Hika Net-needle