maka
Bingham
maáka
bt. fear.
n. fear of.
m'æ/ka
n. decay, disease, tertiary syphilis.
m'æ/ka
a. rotten.
m'aáka
n. divine or supernatural power.
a. having supernatural power.
a. bright as a fire.
Sabatier
maka
n. power, force, authority, ardour.
a. maka, mamaka:
n. powerful, strong, ardent, rapid, animated, full of life.
suf. to some words to indicate: forceful action, ardour, rapidity.
ex.
- birimaka: run quickly.
- uti-maka: to rise early.
a. ura-maka: flaming, blazing.
vc. ka-maka, kakamaka: to make stronger, more ardent, to fan the flame.
vc. kamaka te ai, ka-makarereia: to make more ardent, to make blaze up.
n. rapidity.
v. to be rapid.
vc. kamaka: to accelerate.
maka1
n. rottenness, decay, caries, ulcer, sore, defect.
a. ae maka, ae makamaka: decayed, ulcerous, cankered.
vc. ka-maka, kamakamaka: to cause...
Topics: Health and illness, Feelings and character