Entries from Buck 1932b in Pollex-Online
Buck, P. H. (1932b). Ethnology of Manihiki and Rakahanga. Honolulu, Bishop Museum Press.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Hapai | Longitudinal beams Phonologically Irregular |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Tui/au | Thatching needle, roof sheet needle |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Katirehe | The throat |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Kaurima | Stick of fireplough |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Kaunati, kauneti | Bed for fire-plough |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Kaviti | Attached point on a bonito lure |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Kuaha | Thigh Phonologically Irregular |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Reru | Food pounder |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Roro | Flower stalk of coconut |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ota | Coconut flesh after cream has been extracted |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Paru | Fish sp., Ruvettus |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Pingohi | Tongs |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Pipiri | Name of a month in the traditional calendar (May-June) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Pukatea | A large softwood tree (Pisonia grandis) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Puoro | To grate coconut to obtain oil |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Puiha | Wooden box (said to have been imported) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Hakari | Coconut when flesh is maximally thick |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Hika | Female genitals; female child |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | To/mi | Press down (as on a fire-plough) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Tapairu | Sister of Huku, discoverer of Manihiki; senior daughter of chiefly family |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Taume | Dry flower sheathe of coconut |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Tautara | Spars to which mast stays were tied |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Tenga | Thigh |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Tua | Ocean side. The sea side of an atoll (Sve). |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Urua | Fish sp. |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Aitu | God |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ama | Outrigger float |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Anga honu | Finger span |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Anga/anga | Work (n) Borrowed |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ao/a | Dry, immature young coconut |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ara | Ladder Problematic |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ara | Arise |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Arai | To prohibit; something prohibited |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ariki | King; chiefly title |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Aro | Upper surface |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Aroha | Take pity on; affection |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ato | Thatching |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Atua | God; anything malign or disagreeable |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ava | Channel |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Ava | Separate top side or gunwale of canoe Phonologically Irregular |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fa/fau | Lashing of booms and pegs in canoe; of bonito hook |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fai. Whai. | Perform religious ritual, call up (god). A sacred ceremony; to offer up prayers, or incantations; ceremony of removing tapu (Sve). |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fai | Ray fish |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fai | String figures |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fakahani | Strip of husk connecting a pair of coconuts |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Fakairo | Mark (n) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Faka/kaho | Rafter |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Faka/maru | To give shade or shelter |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Faka/oma | (Dip into) infant-feeding fluid Uncertain Semantic Connection |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Uto fakapapa | A way of cooking uto Uncertain Semantic Connection |
