{"collection":"pac","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/pac/ei/ei62.htm","path":"pac/ei/ei62.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/pac/ei/ei62.htm","text":"Te Pito Te Henua, or Easter Island, by William J. Thompson, [1891]\nAbsent: Ngaro.\n Adieu: Kamoi.\n Air: Hangu.\n Aid: Hanu.\n All (whole) :Ananak\u00ea\n Ancestor: Tapuna.\n Artisan: Maori.\n Autumn: Vaha-tonga.\n Ax: Toki.\n A or and: E.\n Age: Mata hi.\n Abdomen: Manava.\n Ankle: Kari-kari vae.\n Arms: Kaufa.\n Arm: Rima.\n Artery: Ua noho toto.\n Ash-wood: Mari-kuru.\n Ape-fish: Nohue.\nArrow-root: Pia.\n Bad: Rake-rake.\n Bath: Hopu.\n Battle (war): Tana.\n Bay: Paconga.\n Before: Vaha.\n Below: Iraro.\n Bird: Manu.\n Bird (tropic): Makohe.\n Bitter: Kava.\n Black: Uri-uri.\n Boat: Vaka Poe-poe.\n Boy: Poki-tamaroa.\n Branch: Manga miro.\n Bring me: Kotomai.\n Brother (younger): Hangu potu.\n Brother (elder): Atariki.\n Brown: Hiku vera.\n Bury: Muraki.\n Bull: Puaka tamaroa.\n Bush: Miro taka-taka.\n Button: Herreo.\n Boar: Oru tamaroa.\n Back: Tua iri.\n Beard: Vere.\n Bladder: Tana mimi.\n Blood: Toto.\n Bone: Iri.\n Breath: Hangu.\n Buttock: Eve taki-ev\u00ea.\n Bulrush: Naatu.\n Boobies (birds): Kuia.\n Basket: Kete.\n Calm: Marie.\n Canvas: Hecki keho.\n Cannibal: Kai tangata.\n Cat: Gooli.\n Catch: Kato.\n Caught: Roa \u00e2.\n Care: Ana.\n Chief: Honui.\n Child: Poki iti-iti.\n Clean: Maita Kia.\n Climb: Kahiti.\n Cloak: Nua.\n Clothing: Hami.\n Cloak: Ran-i tea-tea.\n Club (short): Para.\n Club (dancing): Ao.\n Club (long): Ua.\n Cocoanut: Niu.\n Comb: Tapani.\n Cooking place: Heumu.\n Correct: Riva mao \u00e2.\n Cow: Puaka tamahini.\n Cure: Hakaora.\n Cut: Hauva.\n Cut-grass: Kaverimai.\n Cape: Heihu.\n Coat: Lukan.\n Come here: Ohogimai.\n Clay: Oone vai.\n Cry: Tangi.\n Cattle: Puaka.\n Crab: Pikea.\n Calf of leg: Reru.\n Chest: Uma.\n Chin: Kanae.\n Clitoris: Matakao.\n Copulate: Tuki-tuki.\n Convolvulus: Tanoa.\n Calabash: Hue.\n Cockroaches: Nga rara.\n Cemetery: Papekoo.\n Check: Kukunne.\n Dance: Hoko-hoko.\n Darkness: Pouri.\n Day: Raa.\n Death: Mate.\n Defeat: Kio.\n Dew: Hau.\n Diaper: Hami Kaufa.\n Dirty: Go-o-onea.\n Docile: Mangaro.\n Dog: Paihenga.\n Drink (water): Kaunu taa-vai.\n Dry: Paka-paka.\n Dry, v.: Haka paka-paka.\n Dung: Tutai.\n Dwell: Noho.\n Devil: Atua.\n Dish-cloth: Te maro.\n Drinking-cup: Rapa-rapa.\n Dead: Heniati.\n Ear-ring: Taringa.\n Earth: Ooue.\n Eat (food): Kai.\n Eat (heartily): Kai-kai.\n Evening: Ata-ta.\n Eel: Koiro.\n Ear: Taringa.\n Elbow: Turi rima.\n Eye (or face): Mata.\n Eye-brow: Hihi.\n Eye-lash: Veke-veke.\n Eye-lid: Tutu Mata.\n Far: Konui.\n Feign: Haka kemo.\n Female: Tamahini.\n Fire: Ahi.\nFish: Ika.\n Fishing: Ika kato omai.\n Fishing-line: Eaho.\n Fish-hook: Herou.\n Fish-snood: Ekave.\n Flea: Koura.\n Flower: Pua.\n Fly: Kakaure.\n Food: Kai.\n Fowl Moa.\n Fork: Manga-manga.\n Fool: Heva.\n Fray: Tana.\n Fury: Pohi.\n Full: Titi \u00e2.\n Fancy: Tangi-hangi.\n Few: Tae nengo-nengo.\n Face: Mata.\n Fat: N\u00e2ko.\n Fore-arm: Paonga.\n Forehead: Korae.\n Finger: Manga-manga.\n Finger (index): Rima tuhi henna.\n Finger (middle): Roaroa tahanga.\n Finger-ring: Rima tuhi \u00e4 hana.\n Finger (little): Ko manaroa.\n Foot: Vae.\n For, or to: Ki.\n Father: Metua.\n Girl: Poki tamahini.\n Give me: Karai-mai.\n Glance: Mata ui.\n Go: Kaho.\n Go away: Rari kau.\n God: Atua.\n Gold: Tui-tui.\n Gold coin: Ohio.\n Good: Riva-riva-maitai.\n Grass: Moaku.\n Grave: Avanga.\n Great: Nui.\n Grief: Topa tangi.\n Gull: Kia-kia.\n Gun: Hango.\n Gave: Eaai.\n Get out: Kahoa.\n Gourd vine: Hue.\n Grass (fine): Turumea.\n Grass (bunch): Moku.\n Goddess: Kirato.\n Good-by: Kamoi.\n Greeting: Kakoia.\n Hail: Rangi.\n Half: Vaenga.\n Handkerchief: Rupa.\n Heaven: Rangi.\n Heavy: Panghi.\n Here: Inri-i\u00e2.\n High: Runga.\n Hot: Vera.\n House (hut): Hare.\n Hunger: Maruaki.\n Harry: Horo-horan.\n Hush: Gamu.\n Hat: Hau.\n He, she, it: Koia.\n Horse: Hoi.\n Hen: Eufa.\n Hair: Ranoho\n Hand: Rima.\n Head: Puoko.\n Heart: Mokoikoi.\n Hip: Tipi.\n Hibiscus: Moaua.\n Hill: Otu.\n Heel: Rike.\n Infant: Poki porekoiho.\n Iron-rust: Toto ohio.\n I or me: Kovau.\n Instep: Peka-peka vae.\n Intestines: Nene-nene.\n Ice-plant: Herepo.\n Image: Moai.\n Jest: Haka reka.\n Joy: Koa.\n Kill: Tingai\n Knife: Hoe.\n Kidney: Makoikoi.\n Knee: Turi.\n Kelp: Harepepe.\n King: Ariiki.\n Land: Kaina.\n Lantern: Hera parapa.\n Large: Nui.\n Laugh: Ekata.\n Leaf: Raupa.\n Life: Po-o-te tangata.\n Light: Maeh\u00e2.\n Light (weight): Marma.\n Lightning: Uira.\n Little: Iti.\n Lonely: Hoko tahi.\n Long (far): Konni roa.\n Lose, v.: Marere.\n Limpet: (Chiton magnificus): Hemama.\n Leg: Heru.\n Lips: Ngutu.\n Liver: At\u00e9.\n Lung: Inanga.\nLichen: Kihi-kihi.\n Leek: Hekekeohe.\n Luck: Hera-ki-to-mea.\n Lobster: Ura.\n Man: Tangata.\n Make: Haka.\n Male: Tamaroa.\n Mat: Moenga.\n Meet: Pire.\n Moon: Mahina.\n More: Kina.\n Morning: Popohanga.\n Mountain: Mounga.\n Move: Hakaneke.\n Mud: Oone heke-heka.\n Memory: Manuao.\n Modern: Hon anei.\n Mamma: U.\n Moustache: Vere ngutu.\n Mouth: Haha.\n Muscle: Kiko na-na.\n Milk-thistle: Poporo-hiva.\n Marshmallow: Mova.\n Name: Ingoa.\n Narrow: Vaka-vaka.\n Native: Hoa kona.\n Needle: Iri.\n New: Hou.\n Next: Tetahi.\n Night: Po.\n No: Aita.\n Now: Anei r\u00e2.\n Nail (finger): Mai kuku.\n Navel: Pito.\n Neck: Ngao.\n Nipple: Mata\u00f1.\n Nose: Ihu.\n Nostril: Poko-poko ihu.\n Obsidian: Mahaa.\n Oar (paddle): Matakao.\n Obey: Haka-rongo.\n Omitted: Patu.\n Of: Ka.\n Paint: Penetuli.\n Paper: Para-para.\n Path (trail): Ara.\n Place: Pahu.\n Pick: Kaverimai.\n Pig: Oru.\n Pine: Koromaki.\n Pipe: Puhi-puhi.\n Plaiting: Tanra.\n Plant: Mea tupu.\n Plantation: Kona oka kai.\n Play: Kori.\n Prawn: Ura.\n Pitch: Piarhioa.\n Population: Heatua.\n Puffed: Pupuhi.\n Pure: Putu.\n Physilia utriculius: Papa Ki.\n Palm (of hand): Paraha Rima.\n Pancreas: Kiko o te ivi tik\u00e2.\n Penis: Ure.\n Perineum: Vaha takitua.\n Prepuce: Kiri ure.\n Pubes: Puku.\n Pulse: Ua naiei.\n Rage: Pohi.\n Rat: Kiora.\n Red: Mea-mea.\n Rest: Hakaora.\n River: Vai tah\u00ea.\n Road: Ara.\n Rock: Maka motu.\n Roll, v.: Katuru.\n Root: Aka.\n Rope: Huti.\n Rain: Ua.\n Rib: Kava-kava.\n Salt: Kava.\n Sand: Oone.\n Sea-urchin: Hetuke.\n See, v.: Kui.\n Servant: Pukuranga.\n Ship: Miro.\n Shirt: Gahu.\n Shoe: Kiri vai.\n Shoot, v.: Pakakina.\n Shooting: Hango pakakina.\n Short: Poto-poto.\n Shoulder: Kapu hivi.\n Silver: Monie.\n Sky: Rangi uri-uri.\n Sleep: Han-uru.\n Slip: Kahinga.\n Smoke: Au umu.\n Smoking: Kangan.\n Snail: Pipi.\n Soon: Anei ra nei.\n Sorrow: Tangi toka-tangi.\n Speak: Paran vaugana.\n Spear: Mataa.\n Spirit (soul): Kuhange.\n Spring (season): Vaha hora.\n Steal (thief): Toki-toki.\n Stand up: Komaru.\n Star: Hetu.\nStone: Kihi-kihi.\n Stone (tool): Tanki.\n Stone ax: Toke.\n String: Huti.\n Sugar-cane: Toa.\n Summer: Hora.\n Sun: Raa.\n Suspenders: Pena.\n Swallow, v.: Kahoco.\n Satchel (valise): Kete.\n Shell: Pule.\n Sit: Noho.\n Sit down: Kano.\n Slowly: Koro iti.\n Small: Iti.\n Soaked: Ngare-perepe.\n Stocking: Tokin.\n Stop (halt): Maroa.\n Stopped: Hakanoho hia.\n Stuffed: Mea popo.\n Sheep: Mamoi.\n Sow: Oru tamahine.\n Small univalve: Ngingongi.\n Sea-bass: Kodoti.\n Scalp: Kiri puoko.\n Scrotum: Kiri maripu.\n Shin: Paka.\n Shoulder: Kapu hivi.\n Sole (of foot): Paranaha vae.\n Spine: Tua papa.\n Spleen: Para.\n Stomach: Kopu mau.\n Sea-weed: Miritoun.\n Strength: Riri.\n Shark: Ninki.\n Skin: Kite.\n Talk: Parau.\n Tame: Mangaro.\n Taro: Taro.\n Tattooing: T\u00e2 Kon\u00e2.\n Tenderly: Ko viti.\n Thief: Toke-toke.\n Thin: Paki roki.\n Thirst: Mate vai.\n Thunder: Hatu tiri.\n Tobacco: Ava-ava.\n Tomorrow: Apo.\n Tree: Miro tupu.\n Trunk of tree: Tutuma.\n Turtle: Honu.\n They: Pouro.\n The: Te.\n Those: Rana \u00e2.\n Thou: Koe.\n Together: Amogio.\n Tendon: Na-na.\n Testes: Miripau.\n Thigh: Papa Kona.\n Thumb: Rima metua nea-nea.\n Tongue: Arero.\n Toe: Manga-manga vae.\n Tooth: Niko.\n Toe (great): Manga-manga, tumu.\n To, or for: Ki.\n Tea-plant: Ti.\n Thread: Taura.\n To fight: Kavava.\n To throw away: Parue.\n To awake: Karu.\n To smoke: E ouo.\n To cough: Etehu.\n Umbrella: Hemahia.\n Under: Iraro.\n Up: Runga.\n Urethra: Na mimi.\n Uterus: Henua.\n Valley: Ava mounga.\n Vengeance: Kopeka.\n Vermilion: Ura-ura.\n Vessel (water): Ipu.\n Victor: Matatoa.\n Vine (fern): Riku.\n Virgin: Nire.\n Vagina: Takapau.\n Vein: Ua.\n Vulva: Kannutu.\n War: Tana.\n Warrior: Tangata Matan.\n Water (fresh): Vai.\n Water (salt): Vai-kava.\n Wave: E.\n White: Tea-tea.\n Who: Korai.\n Whole (all): Ananak\u00ea.\n Wide: Hakarava.\n Widow: Hove.\n Widower: Hov\u00ea.\n Wife: Na via.\n Wild: Manu.\n Wind: Tokeran.\n Winter: Tonga.\n Woman: Via.\n Wood: Miro.\n Worm: Koreha.\n Write: Motu rongo-rongo.\n Wet: Rari.\n When: Ahea.\n We: Matou.\nWaist: Kakari manara.\n Wrist: Kakan rima.\n White-bait (fish): Poopo.\n Year: Tau.\n Yellow: Pava.\n yes: A\u00ea.\n Youth: Kope tungu-tunga,\n You: Koe.\n Yam: Kape.","title":"Te Pito Te Henua, or Easter Island: Vocabulary","type":"page"}