Entries from Moyle 2011 in Pollex-Online

Richard M.Moyle, Takuu Grammar and Dictionary. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics 634.

Language Item Description
Takuu Moli Citrus fruit
Takuu Moomona Fatty, rich, oily (esp. of fish); fatty tissue, grease
Takuu M/mono Deep (of a hole); far in or down Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu Moso Shellfish taxon, small white mollusc, used for attaching to a tuu moso ceremonial belt
Takuu M/moti Sneak up on, approach slowly or with stealth, stalk
Takuu Moto (Of fruit) Immature, green, unripe
Takuu Motu (of cord) Severed, cut short, cut off, broken; (of rain, wind, storm) die down, abate
Takuu Motu Island within an atoll; naturally occurring circular mound for planting taro, bananas etc.; small clearing of dry land in garden area
Takuu Muu Large-eyed Sea-bream (Monotaxis grandoculis)
Takuu M/muu Mumbled, not clearly audible (of speech); a sound whose source is unseen
Takuu Mua Front, first, before, ahead
Takuu Muri, muli Later, after, behind; later (but not right now), afterwards; hindmost, last
Takuu Muri- Part, remainder, end
Takuu M/muru Warm oneself by side of fire, lie or sit by the fire for warmth
Takuu M/muni Hide oneself
Takuu Musu Speak in a low voice, mumble, speak to oneself, speak as if in secrecy, whisper
Takuu Aa/na Third person singular postposed possessive pronoun, sg and pl, of his/hers
Takuu Nai Mollusc sp., Fluted Clam (Tridacna squamosa)
Takuu Namo Lagoon
Takuu Namu Mosquito
Takuu Nanue Rudderfish (Kyphosus sp.)
Takuu N/nao Insert finger or hand to feel for, probe...
Takuu Nape Pry out (e.g. copra from its shell)
Takuu Natu To mix (e.g. grated starch and pounded fruit) by folding; knead (as in preparing sosoro food)
Takuu Natu Tree sp. (Madhuca obovata)
Takuu Nei Here (beside me); this
Takuu N/neke/ Move oneself over
Takuu Neva Hover; (walk) unsteadily
Takuu Ni Tense-aspect marker
Takuu Niho Tooth, teeth; horn (of goat, cow); whale tooth; cog (of a wheel)
Takuu N/nini Pour
Takuu N/nimo (e.g. of fish swimming) Go round in circles; (of wind, current) go round, change direction; go around in circles, dawdle, delay; eddy
Takuu N/niti (Of a knot, zip, clam shell, etc.) drawn together tightly; caught in an object whose sides have been drawn tightly together; extremely crowded, jam-packed. (of knot), caught, enmeshed
Takuu Noa Rope, string or leaves used to tie something; noose (esp. the one used in shark fishing); leaves used to tie up food parcel
Takuu N/nui Big, thick, important
Takuu Nui Coconut tree, coconut
Takuu Oo Go (plural of hano) Borrowed
Takuu Ora Life; alive, live, (of machine) be in working condition; escape (as of a fish), survive
Takuu Ori Rock, sway gently; (of legs) wobbly, unsteady
Takuu Aronaa Plant sp. (Pipturus argenteus) used for making cord
Takuu Ono Barracuda (Sphyraena sp.), final life stage
Takuu Ono/ono Mend or repair a net
Takuu Oso Jump from being startled, surprised or frightened; jump the gun (start too quickly)
Takuu Ota Eat something raw (esp. fish)
Takuu Ota Small bits and pieces of a substance (esp. a residue): coconut or pawpaw gratings; sawdust; shreds of tobacco; preparation of coarsely ground turmeric
Takuu Oti Finished, over, done; end, final portion; ultimate, best
Takuu P/paa, paa/kia Strike with the open hand, slap (mosquito etc.), clap (with flat hands)
Takuu Paa Fish hook made from oyster shell or stone
Takuu Paena The border areas of a family garden plot where kanokano [ Cyrtosperma taro] is grown
Takuu Paioro Hip. Buttock (Hwd).