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Obu- Flower of the Banana

Obrew- A type of greens similar to spinach

Offei- Light coloured jack fish

Oini- A woven coconut basket

Oili- Reddish large scale fish like Boniboni

Oodo- next to

Olly olly kik kik-Get nothing

Ometi- Wooden dish used for food or cleaning fish

Onga- Bright Reddish orange land crab in a shell

Oohu- A wrass type fish

Opapa-Type of cod fish

Opehi- A type of shellfish

Oren- Orange

Oruttu- Multicolour especially around a roosters neck

Ouh hu-Wrass fish with large bright blue scales or reddish

Outau- Root of the banyan tree

Outatau-Yarm seed growing on the vines of the yarm

Ovil-Young drinking coconut

Owai- Good size- bigger fish

Pa- Grandfather

Pafta- Table for drying Arrowroot

Papahia- To flog

Parnch- Guts

Parn- Wow. Upon my word

Parn mi word- Upon my word-Wow that’s incredible

PeheiScrape the backbone of a banana leaf

Picpic- Small fish- To cause an argument

Philhi- Grated food baked.In banana leaf 

Philli- Sticky

Pico- Vey young coconut

Pi pi- Blue bottle jelly fish

Pile- Family- a group

Pipi- Penis

Plun- Bananas

Plun Pi- Banana pie

Plun Pilhi- Green banana yawlau pilhi

Plunt- Plant something- Gardening- To Plant a post

Poly- A sweet pastie filled mainly with Guava, apple or other fruits

Poc's- Boil sore or carbuncal 

Po ó - Not ripe

Po ove- Beautiful blueish type of Parrot fish

Pope'i- Type of Yam

Porpei- Reddish fruit growing on shrubs on cliffs

Potta- Young Taro leaf cooked in coconut milk

Poat- Arse- Posteria

Po-aw- Sour soilunfertile

Po ei- Sweet Potatoe & Taro philhi

Podbeans- Grean beans

Po-o- Unripe fruit or veges

Poóve- Brilliant blue fish with pink, green stripes in parrot family

Pornto- Discoloured

Porpei- A reddish fruit, slightle tart with a stone in the middle growing on the side of the cliffs or by the sea

Potta- Young Taro leaves cooked

Pricka- A whalebone or wooden skewer for making hole in thatch. 

Pallo- Burly for fishing.

Puddo- Vagina

Pulau-A type of hibiscus tree. A place name.

Pulli- A place name where it is flat

Pullo- Husk of a coconut

Pu'pa- Father

Puriini-Type of Banana

Putcote-Petticoat

Pussile box-A wooden box with a secret way to open it

Rammy- Sexually aroused

Ratcord- A cod fish found close to shore

Rautei- A plant

Rautun- Rotton

Red snappa- A deepsea Red black fin cod

Rulie- Sea Cucumber  Beach de mur

Rumma- Doodwi nut Torch use for light

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Sank yu-Thank you

Sanks-Thanks

Sapli shep- Supply Ship

Sarwes- Secure. To tie down

Screp- Scrape  

Se- Is

Sennet- Plaited strip in multiple hua

Shef- Change into or out of clothing

Shimmi- Petticoat-The inner skin of a goat

Shrot- Throat

Si- See

Si da- See that

Siclep- A type of bottom fish close to shore

Sirstie- Thirsty.

Skimmer- A colander type utensil with a handle for taking of the scum of boiling mollasses

Skinners shit- Type of grass with sharp edges used for weaving.

Slepary-Slippery

Slippy- Sweet lip cod fish

Smal- Smells

Snakeskin cord- A cod fish found in very deep water

Soja- Dark brownish land crab in a coconut shell or other home

Sope- Soup

Sore ina heid- Mad sick in the head

Spida- Spider

Stobbet- Stop doing it. Behave 

Stolli- To tell a lie

Sullun- Person

Sweit Taitie- Sweet Potatoe

Sydney Plun- Type of Banana

Tait'e- Potatoes

Tai'ti-  pilhiSweet potato pilhi

Tala- Taro

Talhi- Basket

Tamoi- Red fish similar to Boniboni- small red rock fish with plenty bones

Tamur'ei- Type of fish

Tane- Male person

Tanema- Stone outside Water valley. A place of an agreement between gentlemen

Ta ow- Deep sea fish. Yellow with 3 stripes from wing to tail

Tarb- Machete- Big knife

Tartrimoa- A creeping plant with hooky thorns and prickly seed pod

Tarla- Taro

Tarplo- Absorbent cloth placed under a baby or incontient person

Tarpti- Cling to each other-Carry a Baby on your hips

Tarpau- Tree known only on PI-Sticky sap from tree, fruit or vegetable

Tartramau- Running flat vine like plant with Hook thorns every where

Taubit- Wait a minute

Taung- Yukk -Not good about eating it

Taow- type of yellow fish out deep

Tintola- Sweetheart

Tauau- A stick to carry load across the shoulder-To carry on your shoulder

Ti Ti- Bland-No taste

Tolli- Palm root used for rafters on thatch roofs.

Tonna- Chickens ass. Ass

Tordlen Ien- Harpoon

Totuwei- Type of sea crab

Tull- Tell

Tulla- Fins of a fish

Tumpuli- Fat

Tunno-Type of poisonous fish

Tunni- Skin discoulouration- A type of tinea

Turrut- Young or small

Ty har man- To prevent bad luck