to look

Feinberg 1977

look for, collect

Geerts 1970

to look; to stare

Fox, C. 1970

look into, look for; stare at, gaze into

Fox, C. 1970

gaze at

Fox, C. 1970

to look; a pool, window glass, mirror

Ivens 1940

glass; mirror

White 1985

eyeglasses

White 1985

view, look out at or down upon, as looking out over a vista

White 1985

water used as a mirror

Capell 1968

to look at something reflected in water or a glass; to peep furtively; admire oneself

Capell 1968

to look for (unsuccessfully)

Lincoln 1977

stargazer, reader of omens, seer, astrologer, necromancer; kind of looking glass (rare); to watch closely, spy, examine, look around, observe, forecast.

Pukui and Elbert 1971

look at

Keesing 1975

a reflecting pool or mirror

Keesing 1975

mirror, glass; spectacles

to look at fixedly, look for

Fox, C. 1974

look for, spy out

Fox, C. 1974

search for; a translucent pool, still and clear; a looking glass; pearl shell of nautilus, mother-of-pearl

Fox, C. 1974

a translucent pool, still and clear; looking glass

Fox, C. 1974

iridescent; reflected light, dazzling; silver light of moon on white clouds, moonshine

Fox, C. 1974

to look; to survey, view; look into, examine

Williams 1971

to peer at

Harrison and Albert 1977

watch for, look out for

Wheeler 1926

clear

Codrington and Palmer 1896

clear

Codrington and Palmer 1896

to gaze; glass; a looking glass; pupil of the eye

Fox, C. 1955

to gaze; glass; a looking glass

Fox, C. 1955

to glance

McEwen 1970

look at (inspect)

Carroll and Soulik 1973

to look or peer in the distance; to see one’s own reflection; to inspect one’s own appearance; positioned to have a beautiful view

Rehg and Sohl 1979

to look for, at

Elbert 1972

look; to view, to survey

Savage 1980

that which is seen whilst asleep or during slumber; a vision, a dream

Savage 1980

to see

Elbert 1975

to read

Waterhouse 1949

a mirror or looking glass

Waterhouse 1949

to look for, to collect

Ivens 1929

to cause a person to be ill, of the action of a ghost

Ivens 1929

to look for, to collect; a pool among rocks used as a mirror; a glass (late use)

Ivens 1929

having an ulterior motive, not disinterested

Milner 1966

ray or beam of light (e.g. coming through a chink in a coconut-leaf venetian blind)

Milner 1966

to look, glance; peep, peer (often with a dishonest or indecent motive)

Milner 1966

mirror, looking-glass; originally applied to a pool on the surface of which a scum was created with the leaves of the #kadaka-dolo, used as a mirror; spectacles, glasses; window, any clear glass; to use a mirror

to look, look at, or see

Churchward 1959

short-sighted (#ofi = ‘near’)

Churchward 1959

to peer at, to look at in a critical or offensive way

Churchward 1959

look for someone or something, search for someone or something

look for, search for

mirror

look down, lower the eyes

Pawley and Sayaba 2003

look down at something

Pawley and Sayaba 2003

look down, lower the eyes

Pawley and Sayaba 2003