Pasefika English to Polynesian Dictionary: Banana

Banana Musa in English language is known as:


English to Polynesian Dictionary



English Sāmoan Hawaiʻian Tongan Tahitian Māori Scientific
Baby Pepe Pēpē Pēpē Pēpe Pēpē
Back Tua Kua Tuʻa Tua Tuarā
Bamboo ʻOfe Sāmoa ʻOhe Schizostachyum glaucifolium
Banana Faʻi Maiʻa Siaine Maiʻa Maika Musa
Bank Faleteutupe
Banyan or small-leaved fig ʻAoa Ficus obliqua
bark cloth | Siapo aka tapa Siapo Kapa Ngatu
Basket Ato ʻEke
Bat (Flying Fox) Peʻa ʻŌpeʻapeʻa Peka ʻIore Pererau Pekapeka Chiroptera
Bay Faga Hana Kōmaki ʻŌʻoʻa Whanga
Beach Matāfaga Kahakai Matātahi Pae miti Tātahi
Beach (rocky) Matāfaga papa Kahakai Pōhaku
Beach cabbage Toʻi toʻi Scaevola taccada
Beach heliotrope Tausuni Tornefortia argentea
Beach morning glory Fue moa Ipomoea pes-caprae
Beach pea Fue sina Vigna marina
Beach sunflower Ateate Wollastonia biflora
Bigfin Reef Squid Gūfeʻe Sepioteuthis lessoniana
Birth Fānau Hānau Fanauʻi Fānau Whānau Parturition
Bishop wood ʻOʻa Bischofia javanica
Bitter yam Soi Dioscorea bulbifera
Black Uliuli ʻEleʻele ‘Uli‘uli ‘Ere‘ere
Blacktip Reef Shark Malie Alamata Manō pāʻele Carcharhinus melanopterus
Blue Lanumoana Polū Lanu moana Nīnamu
Bluespotted stingray Fai Tala Neotrygon kuhlii
Book Tusi Puke Faiva Puta Pukapuka
Bottle Gourd Ipu Lagenaria siceraria
Breadfruit ʻUlu ʻUlu Mei ʻUru Kuru Artocarpus altilis
Bring ʻAumai Lawe mai ʻOmai Āfaʻi Mau
Brother (of a female) Tuagane Kaikunāne Tuonga‘ane Tu‘āne Tungāne
Brother (older of a male) Uso Kaikuaʻana Ta‘okete Tua‘ana Tuakana
Brother (younger of a male) Uso Kaikaina Tehina Teina Teina
Brown ‘Ena‘ena Makuʻe Melomelo Pa‘ahonu
Brown noddy Gogo Noio kōhā Anous stolidus
Brush Palasi Palaki Polosi Porōmu Paraihe
Building Fale Hale Fale Fare Whare
Building Maota
Burrowing Sea Urchin Tuitui ʻIna ʻula Echinometra Mathaei

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The Pasefika Polynesian dictionary is project of Jon Apisa intended as a comparative dictionary to view similarities, differences and cognate relationships of words in multiple Polynesian languages.