Entries from Crook 1998 in Pollex-Online
Crook, W. P., S. Greatheed, et al. (1998). An essay toward a dictionary and grammar of the Lesser-Australian language, according to the dialect used at the Marquesas (1799). Auckland, The Institute of Polynesian Languages and Literatures.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Marquesas | Annehháia | When (alluding to time past) |
| Marquesas | Hahana | The male of mankind and of all birds. A husband Phonologically Irregular |
| Marquesas | Fafa | Mouth Problematic |
| Marquesas | Faiki | Breadfruit or taro baked with coconut |
| Marquesas | Hánna | To be warm in affection or anger |
| Marquesas | Fattuté | Thunder |
| Marquesas | Fekke | Kind of fern called Cabbage Tree by voyagers (Crk) |
| Marquesas | Fefé | A net of cocoa fibres to catch turtle |
| Marquesas | Feda | To go up from, seawards Problematic |
| Marquesas | Nennahhu | To bite |
| Marquesas | A | A path |
| Marquesas | Hame | A man's garment worn round the loins |
| Marquesas | Kaheika | A fruit, called by Voyagers the red Apple |
| Marquesas | Koppe | A large species of arum, the Arum Costatum of Parkinson |
| Marquesas | Kovi | The chin or jaw |
| Marquesas | Goutei | Shrub bearing a scarlet flower |
| Marquesas | Kaia | Shell of a tortoise |
| Marquesas | Kaihhu | Brown |
| Marquesas | Keko | The meat of vegetables, or of the bodies of animals |
| Marquesas | Ie(hh)ai | A negative, not, cannot |
| Marquesas | Kogu | A tree bearing bitter berries |
| Marquesas | Koua | Old man |
| Marquesas | Komi | Testicles |
| Marquesas | Kopaiu | Mackerel, smaller than ours |
| Marquesas | Oupó-o | A species of pepper |
| Marquesas | Kue | Mother or aunt |
| Marquesas | Kuwa | Red, applied to feathers, cloth etc. imported to the islands, also to the scarlet berries or peas used in their ornaments |
| Marquesas | áihhu | Wood-ashes |
| Marquesas | Mahhe | Wrestle |
| Marquesas | Munnó | A small species of shark |
| Marquesas | Makkarede | Cold, or the cold |
| Marquesas | Mobúna | A grand Child |
| Marquesas | Mari | A depository of dead bodies and principal place of worship |
| Marquesas | Maioú | Small fry of all kinds |
| Marquesas | Maroro | Flying-fish |
| Marquesas | Manumanu | An insect |
| Marquesas | Méyo | A tree, Thespesia populnea, Parkinson |
| Marquesas | Múgo, mugomugo | The bud of breadfruit &c. |
| Marquesas | Muná | A kind of ring worm, a tetter |
| Marquesas | Nahe/i | Root eaten in times of scarcity (Leach 2003) |
| Marquesas | Navve/návve | To be merry |
| Marquesas | Piehhávva | Pavement of a house, within |
| Marquesas | Pako | Black, blue, green |
| Marquesas | Pakkéya | A bald headed person |
| Marquesas | Pakoko | Male flower of the Breadfruit |
| Marquesas | Paiata | A species of shark, particularly mischievous |
| Marquesas | Póta | Spot, spotted |
| Marquesas | Páihhe | An amusement performed with the fingers and fine thread, analogous but incomparably superior, to the childish amusement called making cradles Problematic |
| Marquesas | Bóe | People, family |
| Marquesas | Bo/bóto | A species of Cockroach |
