WMP |
Isneg |
túno |
to roast |
Casiguran Dumagat |
tunó |
roast in or over a fire (of meat, fish, bananas, root foods) |
Chamorro |
tunu |
burn, barbecue, scald, broil |
Kelabit |
tunuh |
burning, roasting |
Sangir |
tunu |
scorch, singe |
|
ta-tunu |
the instrument or means (hot water, etc.) by which something is scorched or singed |
Iban |
tunu |
burn up, consume by fire; to roast, toast (as fish) |
Malay |
tunu |
consume by fire, burn up. Of the destruction of forest by fire when clearing land for cultivation; of burning incense; of slaying one's enemies by burning; of the walls of a house being burnt |
Tontemboan |
tunu |
to burn, bake, roast |
Gorontalo |
tulu |
fire |
Balantak |
tunu |
to burn |
Uma |
-tunu |
to burn |
Tae' |
tunu |
to burn, roast, broil, bake; slaughter animals |
|
man-tunu |
to burn, bake; slaughter (sacrificial) animals for one who has died |
|
tunu kuliʔ |
roast over a fire in the skin, as tubers |
Mandar |
tunu |
to roast; roasted (as fish) |
Murik |
tunuʔ |
roasting |
Buginese |
tunu |
to roast (as fish) |
Wolio |
tunu |
to light (lamp, fire), set afire, burn, heat up, roast, bake (also pottery) |
Makassarese |
tunu |
to burn, lay in the ashes; light (a lamp), bake in an oven, roast over a fire; lay in a fire (of golden ornaments, as one of the operations needed to make them beautiful; to heat up (stones); slaughter (of buffalos, goats |
|
pat-tunu-aŋ |
offering feast; place where burnt offerings are made |
|
at-tunu roti |
to bake bread |
Old Javanese |
a-tunu |
on fire, ablaze; seek death by fire, throw oneself into the fire |
Madurese |
ka-tono-n |
burned |
|
tono |
to burn |
Old Javanese |
pa-nunw-an |
cremation place, pile, pyre |
Javanese |
di-tunu |
put in the fire, burn; roasted (over a fire, in the ashes) |
|
tunu |
a small fire |
Bonerate |
tunu |
to burn |
Balinese |
tunu |
roast on a fire, bake on glowing coals; cremate |
Malagasy |
tóno |
roast, grilled |
Proto-Sangiric |
tunu |
to bake, roast |
Proto-Minahasan |
tunu |
burn, bake, roast |
CMP |
Soboyo |
tunu |
to burn, singe off hair, feathers, etc. over a fire: roast |
Sula |
donu |
to burn |
Paulohi |
tunu |
roast, burn; shoot with a weapon', tunu 'to burn; to shoot |
Buruese |
tunu-h |
heat the midsection of (cylinder, rod, or tube) in a flame |
Hitu |
tunu |
to burn |
Asilulu |
ai ta-tunu |
firewood |
|
ta-tunu |
something roasted or burned |
|
tunu |
to burn; to roast or bake; to shoot |
|
katihu ta-tunu |
roasted shrimp |
Kei |
en-tun |
roast or stew in the fire, to bake; shoot off firearms |
Dobel |
tun |
stove |
Fordata |
tunu |
roast in a fire; shooting of a firearm |
|
tunu-n |
roasted in the fire |
Tugun |
tunu |
to burn, roast |
Yamdena |
in tu-tunu |
fish baked in the fire |
|
tunu |
to fry, to bake, to roast in the fire; shooting of firearms; shining, scorching of the sun |
Erai |
tunu |
to roast |
Talur |
tunu |
to burn |
Kisar |
kunu |
burn, roast, bake |
Selaru |
tun |
shoot with a firearm; burn, roast on the fire; ignite, set on fire |
Luang |
n-tunu |
to burn |
Leti |
tunu |
set on fire, burn, roast or bake; shoot a firearm |
Rembong |
tunu |
to roast (young corn) in the husk |
Manggarai |
tunu |
to roast (young corn in the husk, unpeeled manioc) |
Komodo |
tunu |
to burn (a field), to roast (meat, corn) |
Ngadha |
tunu |
to burn, burn off |
|
tunu ŋana |
singe off the bristles of a sacrificial pig, an oath |
Tetun |
tunu |
to roast, to bake (in an oven or over a fire) |
|
tunu ahu |
make quicklime |
|
tunu fahi |
singe a pig (to scrape off hair and skin) |
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tunu-n |
baked in an oven |
Anakalangu |
tunu |
burn |
Kodi |
tunu |
to burn |
Kambera |
tunu |
set on fire (as a house); burn (as lime), roast, bake (as a chicken or young corn |
Hawu |
tunu |
burn; fry, grill, roast (as a chicken); to light, ignite (as a lamp) |
Rotinese |
tunu |
roast, bake, cook without fat (meat, fish, corn, etc.); singe off the fur of a pig, goat, etc. in making a sacrificial offering |
Dhao/Ndao |
tunu |
to burn |
Proto-Ambon |
tunu |
to burn, to shoot |
Wetan |
tuni |
burn, roast, often combined with , to cook: they roasted and cooked, they prepared food |
Wakasihu |
tunu |
to burn |
SHWNG |
Numfor |
kun |
burn, fry, roast; ignite a fire or lamp |
|
kun |
to fry |
Serui-Laut |
tunu |
to cook |
OC |
Hawaiian |
kunu |
broil on coals, as meat or fish |
Nukuoro |
dunu |
cook, heat up, boil (water) |
Kapingamarangi |
dunu |
cook over an open fire, boil |
Nali |
tun-tun |
to burn, roast |
Titan |
tunu-tun |
to burn, roast |
Tigak |
tun |
cook |
Wogeo |
tunu |
roast, burn; cook it! |
Label |
tun |
cook, burn |
Takuu |
tunu |
to cook on hot coals, to roast |
Gedaged |
tun-i |
cause to burn, light (a fire so it burns well), set fire |
Kove |
tunu |
to burn |
Lakalai |
tulu-lu |
to burn (of a burn); be burned |
|
e-tulu-lu |
hot taro |
Gitua |
tun |
burn, hot |
Torau |
ta-tunu |
to burn |
Roviana |
tunu |
burn scars on the arm, as is often done by young boys |
Cheke Holo |
tunu |
burn with fire |
|
thunu |
be burned (living being) |
Bugotu |
tunu |
mark, blot, cicatrix caused by burning |
Lau |
ūnu |
a torch of dried coconut leaves tied together |
Tuvaluan |
tunu |
cook |
Kwaio |
unu |
native torch; to light, illuminate; divine a thief using a magical torch, cook vegetables (or edible insects) by steaming in a leaf-plugged bamboo tube on an open fire |
'Āre'āre |
ūnu |
torch made from dry coconut leaf; go fishing at night with this torch |
|
haneia ūnu |
ordeal, judgement by hot stones, trial by fire |
Motu |
tunu-a |
to bake pottery |
Arosi |
unu |
raise cicatrices on the body with a burning brand |
Tawala |
tunu-ya |
shine a light, light up |
Tubetube |
tun |
to burn down, as a house or garden |
Anuta |
tunu |
roast something over an open fire; roasted |
Rennellese |
tunu |
to cook, roast on hot coals |
|
tunu kapekape |
cook directly on a fire, as fish, birds; barbecue |
Rotuman |
fun- |
to cook (esp. by boiling) |
Mota |
tun |
to roast on embers, toast |
Samoan |
tunu |
broil; boil; (of hot drink) make; to roast, to toast, to broil, to fry, to boil |
Futunan |
tunu |
roast over a fire (as breadfruit) |
Lonwolwol |
tUnu |
to light, set fire to |
Fijian |
tunu |
warm food up again |
Niue |
tunu |
to boil, broil, roast (as yam over the fire) |
Tongan |
tunu |
cook over an open fire, to roast, grill or toast; roasted, grilled, toasted; roasting, etc.; what is roasted or being roasted, etc.; fire for roasting, etc. |
Rarotongan |
tunu |
to cook as in cooking food; to boil, as in boiling a kettle of water; to roast or bake |
|
tunu paka |
to roast on fire embers |
Maori |
tunu |
to roast, to broil; inspire with fear |
Wuvulu |
unu |
cook, roast |
|
unu-m-ia |
cook it!, roast it! |
Tolai |
tun |
to burn, cook, roast, broil; burn down the grass on a new plantation |