Pasefika Tahitian Dictionary: ʻŌ

ʻŌ in Tahitian language is Stick (Coconut husking) in English language.

Stick (Coconut husking) in English language is known as:


ʻŌ

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Teacher ‘Orometua ha‘api‘i Faiā‘oga Kumu Faiako Kaiako
Stick (Coconut husking) ʻŌ Meleʻi ʻŌniu Huo-kauvao
Coconut Husking Stick ʻŌ Meleʻi ʻŌniu Huo-kauvao
Happy ʻOaʻoa Manuia Hauʻoli Fiefia Harikoa
Work ʻOhipa Galue(ga) Hana Ngāue Hanga
Village ʻOire Nuʻu Kūlanakauhale Kolo Siʻi Kāinga
He ʻŌna Ia ʻOia Ne Ia
She ʻŌna Tagata Kanaka Ne Ia
Six Ono Ono ʻEono Ono Ono
Bay ʻŌʻoʻa Faga Hana Kōmaki Whanga
Dance ʻOri Siva Haʻa Faiva Hari
Point (headland) ʻOtuʻe Tolotolo Lae Muifonua

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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.